Dardan Molyqaj comments on Kurt's visit to Rugova: Albin is flesh and is, not politician

This opinion, Mr. Molliqaj has titled the youngest “on the road to conformism” arguing how Mr. Kurt is not already the former politician who fought against real policy that <x2-magination has normal operating principle... where explaining circumstances becomes a haven for opportunism. ”

This way, Mr. Moliqaj has re-attacked the change in stances from Kurti in recent days and weeks, but also his visit to President Rugova's grave.

Furthermore, he has added that Rugova Kurti did not honour him on January 26th, which was the anniversary of his death, but on February 17th, so that he would not be respected as a personality but as a political project, Periscope follows.

The “are already many indicators leading to the same direction: in his interview in Rubikon he was praying not to appreciate subjects that were cause for 15 years, but for anti-corruption; and in the agreement for co-governance with the LDK, there is nothing that could be called transformative.” writes the former Parliamentary MP in its VI legislature.

The following is the entire status of Mr. Molyqaj on Facebook:

Younger on the Road to Conformism

Albin Kurti's visit to Rugova's grave on February 17th is not common. Perhaps there is nothing wrong with himself simply honoring him. But he did not do so on his death anniversary. So it could be a common honor. He's bending on February 17th. It's Ibrahim Rugova as a political project.

There are many indicators leading to the same direction: in his interview in Rubikon he was praying not to appreciate subjects that were causes for 15 years but for anticorruption; and in the agreement for co-ordination with LDK, there is nothing called transformative.

His visit to Rugova has renewed and sealed tradition. Many figures of resistance made before him. So Rugova's tomb has become the monument of” the new road”. After this gesture we have nothing to wonder about. There are no more Third Republics, no new Republics.

After recent interviews, a friend told me: ”Albin has only now become politician”. From today's point of view, I appreciate that during our activity we have had a fatal pattern of organization. Conspiracy trends came from this same model. But one thing I appreciate as a virtue to be preserved at all costs. We've been working long on practice and theory to fight the definition of politics that my friend told me. For politics without an effort for truth; for the policy that cheating has normal operating principles; for policy”realist”, the policy where explaining circumstances becomes a refuge for opportunism; the policy that tells us that man is nothing but flesh and is. The politics that tells us it's not worth living for a great idea.