Analyst Salihu condemns folklore for dialogue: We don't need the Isabolics because we lost them.

While the date has been set, but also the location of the meeting for the resumption of dialogue, former Prime Minister Albin Kurti has expressed his displeasure, saying “this fits Serbia”.

While EU special envoy for dialogue has arrived in Kosovo today, Miroslav Lajcak writes Periscopi.

Salihu denounced folk culture that attacked the division of Albanian lands in the past by major powers. He has even mentioned historical references to support his idea.

“Isa Boletini has really pulled the plaster at the London Conference, but it has been Nikola Pasic who has cleverly prevailed in London and increased Serbia doubly. Kosovo has testified that it does not suffer for Isa Boletatin and for bravery.” has said, among other things, Salihu. 

We remember that former Prime Minister Albin Kurti had initially flatly rejected the accession to negotiations in Serbia, but then he had accepted this if Serbia would meet certain demands involving finding the missing and compensation for the victims. Later, however, Kurti changed his attitude again by expressing readiness to sit in dialogue, but being opposed to a quick event agreement.

Analyst Salihu has demanded that Kosovo rely on its allies. /Periscope 

Mr. Salihu: 

Likely, a society that “Minister in London” has a wedding anthem cannot take more seriously than that the importance of alliances and diplomacy.
Our entire history is filled with mourning about how Albanian lands were torn apart because we had no powerful allies, unlike our neighbours. And, really, at all international conferences from 1878 onward, we were defeated because we had no allies. When, finally, from 1999 on, we won it.We ally the United States, now we tend not to take it seriously and not believe it.
Although it seems to us that they are satisfied with their ambitions, even the neighboring states that we have coveted have had “large brothers” have not always shared with the particles that the Allies have thrown at them. Serbia in 1913 has targeted exits to Durres, while Greece has requested “Vorio-Epirin”. But Russia has told them that there is no way to stay behind. However, although they have not taken as much as they have learned, they have clearly received more than they could get without Russia. Better get something from Russia than nothing without Russia.
Isa Bolletini has really made his point at the London Conference, but it was Nicolaus Paspi who has slyly triumphed in London and increased Serbia doubly. Kosovo has proved that it does not suffer for Isa Boletina and for bravery. Kosovo until 1999 has missed a Nikola Pasic, who understands that the greatest struggle is carried out with diplomacy. After 1999, we defeated Serbia in every diplomatic battle, even in Rambouillet and Vienna. I'm starting final now. Let's finally beat him. By diplomacy, not by valiant singing with couples.