Agim Bahtiri reacts to Valon Syla about the exiles' statement.

Bahtiri has said he felt offended, as he himself came from the diaspora to work in Kosovo.

This is his post without interference:

It is shameful how a perfectionist attacks the diaspora in the lowest way, which for decades was Kosovo's biggest contributor. This one called a journalist and analyst, before I talk about the diaspora it's good to show who financed the portal with the family whose party chairman is a partner in the portal.

A person whose entire career has served a political party has no right to insult the diaspora, who has financed peaceful resistance, the KLA war and the re-building of Kosovo after the war was destroyed and burned to the ground.

It's the most shameful thing to call the diaspora. Since we should be proud that from our diaspora in Europe and the United States, distinguished personalities, such as professors of the most prestigious universities, doctors, engineers, but also powerful politicians and businessmen, who are well integrated into the culture of the countries where they live and act.

As a person who came from the diaspora to contribute to Kosovo, I feel extremely bad about the recent public debate launched by a worthless person.

My family and I forever bow to the diaspora and the KLA war, without which there would be no Kosovo.