Kurt's principles were blown away: With a PSD bag trying to catch up with a reciproceet in the air

The PSD has conducted an action condemning violations of promises on the part of Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

This party, says Kurti promised dialogue with local Serbs, review of agreements, apologise from Serbia, reciprocity, open dialogue, rejection of association, etc.

All that, he says. PSD, it's blown away.

This party writes:

Kurt's Principles Was Winded

Negotiations have resumed after how long, where they have remained. Furthermore, Besnik Bislimi admits they have agreed to all agreements, except for the one for the KS license plates. What is marked by this process is the attempt to change the terminology, change of tone and rhythm, but not even of the process. Because otherwise we would have heard of an alternative project as a KM proposal. Kurt. Instead of a political effort to close the issue with Serbia and open new development opportunities, we have the bunkerisation of new power. Rare and well - controlled interviews are heard here.

Changing the language with which old agreements are adjusted tend to absorb discontent, create confusion. Who needs clarity and knowledge when leading a politician who sees himself as the bearer of fate? And for this service to citizens, it requires blind faith. His regime loves obedience.

From the seventh priority, the dialogue raised it to third and second, and soon became the first. And he was not accountable for that. Kurti's regime, except that it is closed in terms of dialogue performance, it is bunkerising Kosovo through eternity of problem with Serbia. With or without Association, the preservation of power is his purpose.

Language on the one hand, lack of transparency on the other is signs to read. Through the alignment of these points, the problem is drawn. Figure turns out. For the project to solve the problem with Serbia, courage is needed. Kurt has the characteristic of authoritarian leaders: they're cowards.

But no matter how great Kurt's power may be, he cannot hide his former attitudes. He promised it should: dialogue with local Serbs, reviewing agreements, asking forgiveness from Serbia, reciprocity, open and democratic dialogue, rejection of association, demand for repair of war damages, the need for recognition, and so on. But his principles of dialogue were captured by the wind.