Kurti 13 years ago in the protest where two activists died: independence with Ahtisaari not coming

13 years ago, two activists -- Mon Balaj and Arben Xhedeeni -- died in the demonstration that organised the Vetevendosje Movement, in opposition to Pacos Ahtisaari.

Before the two VV activists lost their lives, a long speech against Ahtisaari had been held before the Government object, the head of this movement, Alibn Kurti, now prime minister of the country.

The one in his arms had Jelal Svechla, who was recently elected Interior Minister.

Kurti in a ten-minute speech at the time did not believe that it will be years of independence, for what it said the Ahtisaari Package does not bring the country's independence, and that it is autonomy for Serbs within Kosovo and autonomy for Kosovo within Serbia.

He, while criticising political leaders, had said that with politicians like Thaci, Haradinaj, Sejdiu and Surroi, independence remains only a dream.

Kurt's full speech in the February 10th 2007 demonstration is made white by Reporter.net:

Ahtisaari brought the package, but independence in the package does not come.

Independence, freedom is the will of this people who are breaking it. Ahtisaari's package is autonomy for Serbs within Kosovo and autonomy for Kosovo within Serbia.
Politicians are lying, saying that the cashed cash, symbols and squirrels after state, flag and symbols also have football teams.

Flag, coating, emblems and symbols, there are Vojvodina, which is autonomy in Serbia.
18 years ago, all the academics and politicians said they had nothing to do with constitutional changes, today these politicians who demand more powers to steal more are saying that with Ahtisaari's Pack they had everything to earn, they had to win them, everything, that their children lacked books, food, clothing, summer and winter holidays, and that the pledge was even hired by the ministries and made their wages large.

Once said independence next year, the massacre said at the end of 2006, the massacres said the package came in late 2006, the massacres in early 2006, the massacres have no negotiations, the massacres said we were moving but we are pushing them, as Serbia said, with politicians hanging independence.

Hashim Thaci dreams of becoming prime minister, Haradinaj dreams of The Hague, Agim Ceku, dreams of Ramush Haradinaj, Veton Surroi, dreams of Tito, and Fatmir Sejdiu dreams of Tito's army.

With these politicians having these dreams, independence has to be a dream.

The international Democrats who are here don't approve of independence, do you know why? That if they're independent, they have to go.

The negotiator politicians don't approve of independence, do you know why? Because they don't steal and can't protect them U n NMIC don't.

Decentralisation is the great evil facing Kosovo, but they are wanting to take Serb majority municipalities, which have by far more competencies than predominantly Albanian municipalities, they have universities and menague hospitals, and this does not happen to Albanian municipalities.

The other has to then connect them horizontally and vertically with Belgrade, they want to take something like the Republika Srpska into Kosovo, a cancer inside that Serbia has to control, and all the time and energy it's been going to us by looking at that cancer and not having any of it.

Even if you become an independent country, this cancer never leaves you alone, and let alone this cancer never leaves you alone.

By bringing Serbia deeper into Kosovo, even wider in Kosovo, Kosovo cannot get out of Serbia.

When these institutions don't protect our interests, they don't represent our will, the only path remains what we've chosen today, so we have this path, we have many obstacles and difficulties, among which there are also cops like those who have come forward who have given it as a risk and masks.

Do you know why they gave you masks? They complained to the internationals that when they intervene against Vetevendosje, a father is watching them on television and beating them at home.

For a salary of 250 euros, or 220 euros these (cops) intervene against us, but I have a message for them. There's nothing to eat without dignity, that a life is yours, it's better to be open, back to your people.

Police and trial are in the service of UNMIK, part of UNMIK's first pillar, Fatmir Rexhepi (then Interior Affairs Minister), but he does not control the police, but he is an international Steven Curtis, while Jonuz Saliaj is justice minister but does not control the courts, there is still an international seed.

These ministers have the ministries paying with tenders to businessmen who have given money during election campaigns and employed their cousins.

The mission that's coming in of internationals is going to bring 1300 police officers, we're pretty beaten, tortured, tortured, we're worth 1300 doctors, 1300 professors, what we're serving 1300 cops. Do you know why they bring the police? Because they know that determining Kosovo's status has not been in accordance with the will of the people and should be suppressing this will, but that will is never different, all they can do is delay work, but never stop.

So I call on the police not to be servile and to be in UNMIK's service, the police must give way to the people, because they must be in the service of the people, not of an anti-democratic regime.