4 minutes agoKrasniqi agrees with O'Connell: The rule of law doesn't make us others
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)National Council of Social Democrat Initiative Chairman Jakup Krasniqi has agreed with the statements of Ambassador O'Connell, saying freedom would not come to us without our century-old struggle, although there was also an effort to continue playing mouse with cats, as in cartoons. He wrote on Facebook that he agrees with Ambassador O'Connell. [...]
He wrote on Facebook that he agrees with Ambassador O'Connell.
Krasniqi's full submission:
LIVING POSSIBLE With AMBOSADORIN OCONELL
British Ambassador Ruari O'Connell said:
No, you have no hope, no hope, no international intervention. Kosovo is an independent state. There are no cases in the world that have been fixed the problems of a country, organised crime and corruption, expecting foreigners to do their jobs. Nobody's gonna fix the house. You gotta do it yourself. Do it yourself. But we will continue to seek improvements because organised crime in Kosovo harms us and we reject it. And if there is political will to change things, whether from this government or another government, we will be close to politicians who really want to fight crime and corruption”.
With the British ambassador's agreement, man does not have to agree. It's more than accurate. Nor would freedom come to us without our eternal struggle. When we got ready for life and death, international aid came. Although there was also an effort to continue playing cats, such as in cartoons. Neither do the rule of law.
Additionally, UK Ambassador Ruari O'Connell deserves an appreciation for the walk he took yesterday in Vushtrri with the survivors of Serbian Genocide Crimes!
Thank you, Mr. Ambassador.
