Kurti: Wolfshin Hoti took nothing from our country, gave him everything he could.

The more years we spend, the more we miss Walker Hot. We lack each of its characteristics: We miss Ukshin Hoti as intellectual and patriotic politician, we miss Ukshin Hoti as a cultured diplomat, and a scientist, we miss Ukshin Hoti as a leader and ethical compass.

So wrote the chairman of the Vetevendosje Movement on the 20th anniversary of the kidnapping of Kosovo intellectual activities, Ukshin Hoti.

Kurt says that Wikshin Hoti, though three times a political prisoner, has never stopped and lived for us.

Kurti's complete note:

The change of government in Kosovo added the amount of government, but not the quality of government. Never has our country been more occupied than today. Because the high offices of the state have never had more mujbozuans and greedy servilians who have made the state a feud and Kosovo a spoil.

Ukshin Hoti has loved the state as a republic, people as uprisings, freedom as a development and democracy as a way. He didn't take anything from our country, gave him everything he had, did everything he could. He said what he thought and did what he said.

Three times a political prisoner. It didn't stop. He lives for us. The three books will live behind us.

In “The Cold War and the Dean” and the “Chatted through the railing” where we have the answers to Ukshi Hoti on 13 of Ismail Kadare's questions, we find the right orientation for the future and the necessary explanation for ourselves.

The Uca books are. Their reading by the rulers is missing.

Wolfshin Hoti is, the government is missing.