a few seconds agoU.S. Big Strike on Kurt: Did Hashim Thaci even catch the White House?
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)While Vetevendosje militants continue to mobilise to attack their political opponents in the country, the US State Department has issued a communiqué containing Mr. Mathew Palmer Special Representative for the Western Balkans, Mr. Richard Greenell the US special envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, and Mr. Philip Costnett [...]
In this statement it becomes clear to Kosovo's citizens that there are no secret agreements for the exchange of territories between Kosovo and Serbia, as Albin Kurti had stated, and many other politicians and analysts, who had poisoned, polarised and frightened our society.
“We want to make it clear that there is no secret plan for exchange of territories between Kosovo and Serbia, as some have speculated. ” written in the statement distributed by the US State Department.
And among those who speculate is Mr. Kurti. Green, Costnett and Palmer are not reluctant to classify Kosovo's incumbent prime minister as “Special”.
Kurti has repeatedly reiterated that there is a secret agreement, which also led to the collapse of the government coalition with the LDK. LDK deputies repeatedly called on Kurt to publish that agreement.
Of course, Kurt had no proof of such a thing because she did not exist, as Palmer, Green and Costnet have already said. He simply offered a “impression” on the basis of a word President Thaci had said at the two-hour discussion in the presidency. ”
You know when I found out, when we were on that two-hour meeting, he (President Thaci) told me, let's go to White House together and make a deal with Serbia. We get rid of Serbia. He told me, past prime ministers are appointed, and you and I are elected. ” ] declared the prime minister in office yesterday.
Based on this idea, that there is a hidden border change agreement and that simply awaits signing, the 100% fee was set and that reciprocity was used.
Keeping the fee 100% seriously jeopardised Kosovo's reports with the US. Even to the point that two republican senators sought to withdraw American troops from Kosovo by seriously endangering our country's security.
But all of this proved to be a fraud.
Citizens of Kosovo should wonder where Mr. Kurt? Should he be responsible for his deceit? Citizens should ask where they would be if Ahtisaari's Pack, which led to its February 17th 2008 declaration of independence, were not accepted? Citizens should also ask where they would be if his opinion was heard and Ramboullet's agreement not signed?
The answer is clear to each of us.
