Krasniqi irony with Kurti: Leciplomacy, let alone... What kind of lollipop, where?

Krasniqi has indicated that he has welcomed this decision, showing by means of a long writing on the social Facebook network, that Kosovo is not equal to Serbia in any segment, which does not allow reciprocity imposed by the former government Kurti to function, and that such a thing is nothing but a manipulation and an unmet thing.

He has even irony with the language spoken by the former head of government, who has accused Kosovo politicians of gentle behaviour towards the United States of America, ironising with them that whenever they are asked for something, they do the Amelika Amelikaʹ.

Professor Krasniqi used the same discurs in his writing, which wrote "Leciplomacy-leclopecy," adding further to which reciprocity Kurti was referring.

He has even listed the facts why Kosovo, which exists thanks to NATO's military presence, can never put reciprocity on a sovereign state that has been accepted by the legacy and contingent of the former Yugoslavia.

“What kind of lollipop, where? Kosovo is not equal with Serbia in any segment. Kosovo is under K.S. Resolution 1244. of the UN, while Serbia is a sovereign state whose legacy and state estate of the former Yugoslavia has been accepted. Second, Serbia's economic, demographic, military power is in huge disarray with that of Kosovo, which does not enable reciprocity in any area. Kosovo exists only free thanks to NATO military presence. Third, Serbia has Kosovo's deadlock capacity in every area, while Kosovo has no capacity to block Serbia in any area of”, are some of the facts listed by Krasniqi in its post.

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“What kind of lollipop, where? Kosovo is not equal with Serbia in any segment. Kosovo is under K.S. Resolution 1244. of the UN, while Serbia is a sovereign state whose legacy and state estate of the former Yugoslavia has been accepted. Second, Serbia's economic, demographic, military power is in huge disarray with that of Kosovo, which does not enable reciprocity in any area. Kosovo exists only free thanks to NATO military presence. Third, Serbia has Kosovo's deadlock capacity in every area, while Kosovo has no capacity to block Serbia in any area of”, are some of the facts listed by Krasniqi in its post.

Except in the story of the Persian tales, where we are stronger than Serbia and Russia combined. (Communication Find three posts of my reciprocity, dated February 8, 2020, proving the same attitude. )
Consistently, I am briefly drawing up the problem of reciprocity: 1. Serbia does not recognise Kosovo as a state. If reciprocity is implemented, Kosovo should declare it does not recognise Serbia as a state and bring a conform attitude like that. 2. Serbia arrests Albanians often. Reciprocity would be arrest with system “one with one.” 3. Serbia exports goods worth about 500 million to our market. Reciprocity is whether Serbia is asked to lower the export in values as Kosovo goods enter Serbia. 4. Serbian students in Kosovo learn with Serbia's programmes. The recital is whether it conditions that the Valley students learn with the books of Kosovo. 5. Serbian officials come to Kosovo for Turkica religious holidays. The recital is whether our officials go to the Valley for Bajram. If reciprocity is understood and applied that way, it's okay. But not like fig leaves to hide tax removal. (February 8, 2020)

Reciprocity implies a physical and morally legitimate report between the two subjects. If subjects are asymmetric in size, power and legitimacy, reciprocity cannot be made. In that case there may be pressure, emotry, domination, subordination of one subject above another. As Serbia has over Kosovo, and since there is no further. The only solution is to strengthen from within our state and the Albanian nation in the region, to cope with the pressure, impose, dominate and subordination of Serbia over Kosovo. Uncovered light doesn't make us mad. (February 8, 2020)
CONT RIBUT MODEST FOR THE RECPRECITY/1. In many Kosovo municipalities, the <x0zyrat for Kosovo”, which is directly financed by the government of Serbia. What will be the mutual attitude of our new government toward them? On June 28th, they come to Vidovdan in Gazimestan, Serbian pops, politicians and even provocative bandits screaming, “Ovo je Srbija!” What will reciprocity be like in the report on this coming three? For the April 26th, 2020 elections, will Serbia's parties flock to Kosovo, leading with the SNS and Vuciqi? What will reciprocity be on this brutal intervention, on this electoral injustice? There's needles. (February 8, 2020)”