Motors, turbines, hera hakra, copper wire: Why does Kurt have a passion for talking to people with heavy metal?

Prime Minister Albin Kurti is noted for his vocabulary, which characterizes many forms of speech, such as rhymes, antagonisms, antitheses, and other literary and stylistic forms, so that we do not work on the languagemakers and avoid making mistakes. In the last few days, it's coming to mind the way you talk about energy issues in detail. The busy technical, metallural, metal dictionary sets Kurt apart from his companions in the Assembly, most expressed in highly administrative language. But is this vocabulary for a prime minister OK? We don't know! If we think of him (the prime minister) once referred to this people as sʹpoly we mention how this vocabulary of overloaded technical terms might sound like...The phone.

Getting to the point a little better:

On the eve of the October 17th elections, Prime Minister Albin Kurti as VV chairman would call on his party activists to vote on the party's candidates for mayors in the municipalities where they compete.

What would be noted by Kurti's video was a certain mechanical dictionary used in front of activists.

Dear “Now that you've turned them on MotorsIt turned on. turbines”Kurt called.

And that last word, so word turbine Very soon it would turn into a true horror for the ears of Kosovo citizens.

That's after that one The broken turbine at KEK, would cost the country over 200 thousand euros For three weeks, to pay the German expert, he would oversee the turbine adjustment process. The destruction of turbines, according to the Government, turned us into reductions of several hours per few days.

The German expert came to Kosovo on December 26th, and according to the contract that media published, his work would last three weeks. It's still not known whether the turbine was arranged.

But return to the prime minister's vocabulary.

At the last session, his talk about boillers, free boilers, was made viral. Not the management plant, it's falling turbines.

We're showing you loving readers that only in our medium Periscope, Such a talk has been seen nothing less than by 176 thousand people Not even with 24 hours.

Here's what Kurt says at the session yesterday:

“The generator wheel cells at B2 are broken because air pressure instead of 120 bar has been 90 grass, and steam has been weter and crushed old shovels. The turbine has fallen. They wanted to install filters, they saw it's a rum. It's time for the paints and the filters to go. There are no filters without the boilers. And now we're gonna have to put the paints in for us to put in the filtration”.

Whatever. For this prime minister's passion for all these literary forms, we will try to talk to the following days with some more competent, linguistic person for example. Or public speaking connoisseur.

But, more epicly, we think this remains:

B.C.E. Heavy metal, the term in our title is the term used for the loudest rock sound of music. /Dafina Demaku/Periscopi/