Get your hands up. Are we all today with ambassadors in our country?

The first of the ambassadors we've dealt with, was former American Ambassador to Kosovo Tracy Ann Jacobson. She was forced to tell us plainly that we did the job. At the time, Jacobson's reaction was not a threat, nor a rebuke, just a popular expression that we all use with one another whenever we do so to describe the goat situation.

Afterwards, we had humiliated the other former American ambassador, Greg Delaway, who only interpreted the position of the then US administration for the Special Court and Demarquement with Montenegro. Mr. Greg, it was just a épalacho for us.

Interestingly, the citizens ' response has also been to our politicians or to any representative of an Association (populists, all of them).

This has also left a mark on various streets in the capital where you can read x-rays like: Ambassador go home, you're drunk. You're drunk. So, up here, politicians have had popular support for not putting too much patience on ambassadors, but Kosovo gets its way, because, hey, we're an independent state, okay? What does it matter to Lady Tracy or Mr. Greg, please? We're good at ourselves, first of all.

Second point,

This changed.

When ambassadors in our country began to take some of the subjects that satisfy our souls (soft and tired) from corruption, misuse, employment, etc.

Calls from Britain's current ambassador to Kosovo, O'Connell, not to appoint people from politics to key positions and association to this call even from US Ambassador Philip Costnet, are receiving great civic support. This change of opinion is especially evident in reactions to daily news published in spirit mediums. Not dozens can be read, but thousands of comments throughout social networks about how citizens are supporting these calls.

And the Swiss ambassador hurt us too much. It is ironic how when Kosovo was marking the anniversary of NATO bombings (as Mr. Paul Lekaj tells the Swiss ambassador: I had you gone away from Kosovo, if anyone had, that we have 60 thousand veterans and you have no right to tell us that we are lying. We know that we're lying, especially when we know the imagination of liberation from NATO on the anniversary of the air and the not too large number of KLA fighters from the ground 20 years ago, no further.

So today we are with the ambassadors in our country and ask:

Why do you continue to slaughter in this country for 20 years?

Why haven't you been able to build a water supply in 20 years without help from outside? And millions more.

One more thing, look how beautifully the Swiss ambassador said:

It's not normal for the Swiss government to finance the pipeline here, because we know there's money in this country as well. We know that the value of this project is approximately 2.5 percent of the value for war veterans. But real veterans who fought for the freedom of this country. We are not happy to see if people receive this status without a right. It means, if the money was kept not to finance fake veterans we'd build a lot more water supply systems”.