According to Kurt, President Thaci is tired

Vetevendosje Chairman Albin Kurti, in a Facebook post for dialogue with Serbia, says the country's president Hashim Thaci is tired, not working, but why he understands little.

According to Thaci's emergency condition to finalise the agreement with Serbia, it greatly weakens Kosovo's negotiating position.

Kurti has called for strengthening Albanian states with governments that bring development, employment and justice. While with Serbia, it says to have principled dialogue, which says: We're here forever and ever!

Total Kurt Posting:

A never - ending comfort? Yeah.

A comprehensive deal. Historic solution. Final peace. And all the rest of the words, these six words, in sayings. This will be the result of dialogue with Serbia. This year, again, the president promises. This same guy.

There are some situations where the shape says nothing. Because the process is a lot to the substance that is everything. How we'll get to the deal and what its content won't be covered with the president's synonym.

But I have another problem. Beyond the character, knowledge and preparation of the president. Even beyond his personal interest in endangering the State to save itself. It is this appeal to finish now and permanently with Serbia.

The President is tired. He talks about how we should get rid of the problem with Serbia. The sooner. This desperate urgency of comfort weakens our negotiating position. So much and as nothing else. With that approach, the president will not get rid of Serbia but remove Kosovo's north.

The President is tired. Not why he worked hard, but why you understand a little. We have no problem with Serbia. Serbia is the problem. We have a country of tens of thousands of free serial killers who killed and raped and burned non-Serbs in four wars. Germany has made the debut. What about Serbia? On the contrary, Serbian generals when they return from The Hague become professors at the military academy, while the history books are shared by Serbian students from the Milosevic era.

I know we can transform Serbia. But making concessions makes it difficult for her to make a transformation because we maintain her appetite. And by quickly striving for comfort, we show weakness. We won't be comfortable soon, because Serbia itself doesn't intend and there's no pressure on the outside to confront its past.

So we have to get used to age. Nonreatural comfort is high awareness.

We cannot say that Albanians are a vital people with a bright future if they get tired like this Kosovo president.

Let us strengthen our Albanian states with sound and honest governments, with development that brings employment, with justice that repels corruption, with education that connects with the economy, with dialogue with minorities, with armies protecting us, for European integration, for national union.

And with Serbia, let's have principled dialogue, which says: We're here forever and ever.