Consequences from the fraudulent cause of Demarket: House grenadeing, tear gas, Dehar's death and visa isolation

Delivering from demarcation correction: These were the consequences, from the attack on the Parliament and the death of Dehar to the visas

Speeding Bulqi from Vetevendosje and his colleague, Florim Isufi, have resigned from the Commission for Demarcing Demarket with Montenegro. In their confusing reasoning, the former government is mentioned, today's government, and new Coronavius (19.

In their reasoning, no clear reason is given for this resignation by the commission. A statement in Podgorica is cited by Foreign Affairs Minister Pacolli, even though no veil is offered as evidence to support it. Moreover, there is no indication of what hindered their work.

The current government, the LDK more accurately, was mentioned in this obscure reasoning, which, according to them, savagely denied the issue. Even here, no explanation is given as to what prevented government LDK? And the Kurti government itself?

Another serious reason was the new coronavirus, Covid-19. In fact, the Kurti Government could have given this commission a mandate to continue working even after the Coronobrus.

Speed Bulqi and Florim Isufi had become the two most important figures in Kosovo politics during the government's period Mustafa. They were named “> ” by VV's and AAK supporters, and “fraudist” from LDK. The PDK on the other side claimed there was hesitation in the case.

But what were the greatest consequences of this great deception?

Political polarization

The opposition at the time, Ramush Haradinaj, had named “pederre” the former chairman of the Murat Meha Commission, giving birth to this strange cause.

Vetevendosje had immediately joined the cause and had initiated the labelation of many people who then defended the demarcation as “traffickers”. Among these people supporting the work of the previous commission had been Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and President Hashim Thaci.

Violence in Kosovo's Parliament

The demarcation had not been ratified in the Assembly since Vetevendosje deputies, The AAK and the Initiative that were in the opposition had repeatedly introduced tear gas, unable to hold sessions for a very long period of time.

Major protests were also staged on the streets, often with activists and injured policemen.

The Marching of the Assembly 

It was on this issue that the most important institution in Kosovo was attacked -- the Parliament building. On a motorcycle, which would then burn to cover the crime tracks, someone threw grenades toward the Parliament during the evening hours. The responsibility for the attack was claimed by a group called “Rougovas”, but even after four years it is unknown who was responsible.

Parliament is the sacred institution in the system of parliamentary democracy such as Kosovo. Six Vetevendosje activists were charged with the case, and even convicted, but the case is already in the Court of Appeals.

Among these accused activists was, unfortunately, Astrit Dehari.

The Death of Astrit Dehar

At the end of 2016, located in Prizren prison, he would find death under questionable circumstances by 26-year-old activist Astrit Dehari. Dehar came from a prominent patriotic family.

His case has not yet turned white, with some Swiss experts seeking to consider the possibility of his murder, and not just suicide.

Kosovo's second prime minister and Vetevendosje member, Hakki Abazi, had left the possibility that this party would be behind this activist's murder.

Visa Isolation

In 2016, the EU promised that ratification of demarcation was the only remaining condition to liberalise visas. The demarcation would be ratified only after Ramush Haradinaj's coming to power, which would form a commission for the correction of this demarcation. But the moment to gain visa liberalisation had lost and damage on the political scene was irreversible.

The chairman of this commission had been the very Speedy Bulliqi and Florim Isufi, who today gave up the case.

Kosovo citizens should not leave this fraudulent issue in the shadows. The following questions must be strongly shouted: Who deceived us for 8,200 acres? Who attacked the Kosovo Assembly? Who left us without visa liberalisation? /Periscope