April 25th, October 17, November 14th: The electoral year for Albin Kurt, the people told Po first, then three times NO

The spirit of constantly promoted change succeeded in giving Albin Kurti a coalition with Vjosa Osmani 50 per cent of Kosovars' votes on February 14, 2021.

His party would reach over 400 thousand votes, and by that result Kurti would sit in power chairs many and many noncompetent people, some of whom look like fake Facebook profiles.

But February 14th followed a large number of stances violated by the prime minister, and the people would not be ready to applaud.

25 PRIL

Initially, with oil paid by Kosovo citizens as Kosovo prime minister, Albin Kurti would travel to Albania to campaign in the 25 April elections. There, three independent candidates from Vetevendosje, including prominent Boiken Abbasin, would compete.

All three would lose, and with the result of ridiculous failure.

Kurt the prime minister would be seen in Tirana, Lezha and Gjirokastra, but Albania's people rejected him.

Kurt's rejection would not have expected that well. He would, however, congratulate Edi Rama for winning the election, but denouncing what he called election irregularities.

Summer

The prime minister's position during the summer months would soon become the dung of Prime Minister Kurti, who traveled to an eight-day holiday in Symi, Greece, at a luxury hotel.

And as he rested, in Kosovo he was also resting the Pandemia Covid-19, for which he boasted he had achieved remarkable results.

In August, the blast would be as frightening and severe as it was for two months in our small Kosovo, killing about 650 citizens of the Republic of Kosovo.

During this non-election time, Kurti would travel to Brussels several times to meet with Aleksandar Vuciqi, against whom there was also a strange request: not to attack and be militarily attacked with Serbia.

October 17th

And the long - awaited October would arrive. Even since the prime minister did not seem to be very much at the executive and in the complex shit the office demanded, the campaign began as early as September.

Vetevendosje competed in about 30 Kosovo municipalities. This party's MP, Armend Muja, meant they expected to win 24 municipalities. After all, it also seemed logical to consider that he had gained 50 percent and that they were more vulnerable in elections than other parties.

Kurt had used the state camera to increase the likelihood of victory. This happened through the situation in northern Kosovo when it twice sent Special Units.

And, out of all those municipalities, Vetevendosje failed to win it in the first round. He even lost without a run-off in South Mitrovica, where they had declared their candidate Agim Bahtiri academic. Their local government had only been punished, and severely.

On the night of October 17, Kurti would speak a single word. He would close at party headquarters and talk about much with Boike Abbas on 25 April, the candidate for MP in Albania who had lost in a ridiculous way.

After this night, he would announce success in the runoff in 12 municipalities, and immediately indicated he expected victory in the twelve.

November 14

What was launched in 14 was being debated in 14. Kurti and his party would undergo an electoral debacle, reaching fifth place in terms of political subjects.

Vetevendosje won only four Kosovo municipalities, losing in every major city including Pristina, Prizren and Gjakova and without counting Mitrovica and Ferizaj, where they suffered losses since 17 October.

Opposition parties, doing almost nothing during these months and showing very mild opposition parties [excluding AAK] had managed to win together 21 Kosovo municipalities, and Albini on the other side, only four.

Currently, many members of the people and opinionists are asking Prime Minister Kurti to resign, even speaking in his own words, and telling him there is no popular legitimacy. /Periscope