From Vetevendosje Movement to Unset: The historic moment when power captures Albin Kurti (Photo)

Situated on a platform in front of a red carpet of Behgjet Pacolli, he stood ready in front of the Kosovo flag, which was waving more proudly than ever by the morning breeze. The ceremonial guard on the other side, with the necessary musical elements, was intoning the Kosovo anthem that was more proud than ever.

Kurt seemed groomed and willing to accept the task. In his collar, the flag of the Republic of Albania was missing, be it established by Mrs. Ganimee Musliu yesterday, be it a small personal flag. Kurti was taking office not as a radical politician who attempted to undermine constitutional order and national union, but as a true Kosovar.

He signalled then to the Kosovo Forces Guard, which he has promised before the elections once 600m euros for four years, and then 400m. However, a significant increase that would greatly facilitate military transformation.

In addition, he promised yesterday a mandatory three-month military service by citizens of the Republic of Kosovo.

Later, Kurti, with a somewhat dark, serious stance, headed for the Kosovo Government object where he accepted the prime minister's office.

The question is, Did Kurt take power, or did power take Kurt? That is because all the attitudes he once engaged in no longer last. The Vetevendosje movement was only movement but not self-determination. Not even movement: indecisive behavior.

Vetevendosje movement became the unplaced Exploration.

We are left to hope that this government will be responsible!

* Experiencing: incal. Move back and forth, don't feel comfortable; yourself. The III squirms, crashes around here (usually for birds when slaughtered).