Kastrati: Kosovars do have liberalisation due to Vjosa, which was released “fighting as a lioness in Cakir”

MP PDK, Ardian Kastrati, has commented on W. D Presidentes, Vjosa Osmani given to the BBC.

He has said Vjosa Osmani is the one who, with her statements at the BBC, will not be able to seek visa liberalisation for Kosovars, but even if asked, will remember her words that Kosovo is criminalised.

The number of votes cannot determine the democratic legitimacy of politicians. Apart from the vote, democratic legitimacy is measured even with productivity and political efficiency”, he added further, leading the criticism of the most voted woman in election history.

Kastrat's full mail:

When the European Union urged Kosovo to meet only one (demarkation) condition for visa liberalisation, Vjosa Osmani opposed. The fact that the EU required only that condition means that the country was not as criminalised as Vjosa said on the BBC. Tomorrow the same will ask EU officials for visa liberalisation, and they will remember that statement on the BBC. Today, Kosovo's citizen does not enjoy visa liberalisation, because this is how Vjosa wanted, which was out of “fighting as lions in Cakir against the Tungo troops” and with her ringing voice scared those troops down below Podgorica. Thus, this Bosnian patriot who “with teeth cut off the bullets of Albanian Jugos and traitors”, saved the border with Montenegro and swore the borders with 28 European Union states. The number of votes cannot determine the democratic legitimacy of politicians. Apart from the vote, democratic legitimacy is measured with political productivity and efficiency. Brains with a severe lack of intellectual calories do not understand that. Those objective have it through such statements to fuel willowness to translate it into a vote, not counting on the damage to the country's citizens. Besides, today we are without visa liberalisation due to the concept of politicians like this. Citizens will gradually feel ridiculed by “Luanes”.” The ignorance and pride go together like the seventh and shadow” alone this statement by Gjergj Fishta correctly describes a politician like this. Unfortunately, today is the time of the bastards in politics. The time is theirs, but we will remind them very often that the country is Albanian.