The aggressive writing against the media, which the head of Kurt's Cabinet just published, will also envy Princeton Sadriu

The aggressive language towards Kosovo media, after the First Lord, Mr. Princeton Sadriut, has continued today Luan Dalipi, chief of Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Cabinet.

In a long writing with many logical and grammar errors, Mr. Dalip has criticised the Kosovo media as used to blackmail Government for what it is believed to envy even Princeton Sadriou, but we seriously hope there will be a response from the Association of Kosovo Journalists and other creditable institutions to media protection.

Appreciate It Alone the following sentence From Mr. Dalip's writing, where there's a call forcitizens worthy, Even in parts of unworthless citizens. Except for this shameful statement, Mr. Dalip also calls for direct media crackdown writing:

Kosovo's current government has repeatedly halted and halted harmful practices for the public budget. It's healthy that citizens worthy of ignoring the media / intentional portals (simply on social networks do “

This sentence means they are Worthy CitizensOnly those who read positive news from the Government of Kosovo, meanwhile critical media and critical citizens, are UnworthlessWhat?

Mr. Dalip, who was charged with misuse of official duty in 2017 over a two million European Union (year 2013) project but who was later acquitted by the Court of Appeals and turned into a witness case, follows fully as follows:

There is no new use of any media to blackmail the government. Telling lies or traps and breaking them into portals makes them look like criminalized companies that have slander and attempted to blackmail the government and/or manipulate the public, or simply to gain dishonestness as much as through their clicks and/prespects.

Good news for the citizens (and bad news for the slanderers): Kurt's government is not blackmailed. During past governments, when there have been many cases of crime and corruption in the public sector, some of the former rulers have purchased the silence of portals. They have paid unnecessary and meaningless contracts from the state budget for some of the media/portal. These payment contracts were terminated. Our citizens are poor, and Kurti Government will not spend the citizens' money to fatten the portals.

Now, when we finally have good governance and bans on such harmful contracts, some portals are trying to retaliate. Permissions that do not report news of the nearly daily shocks the state is doing to organised crime and corruption, but also burst into slander. It's a two or more things that seem to connect, but that actually don't have anything to do with each other, just to fix individual names and through individuals important processes and government. For example, one of these processes that's going on right now and that someone's trying to get rid of a lot of mud is that of the new chief prosecutor's choice.

Let's continue with the slander, we won't stop or blackmail. We'll follow these phenomena with legal procedures.

But, I want to say it one more time, we're not paying it in portals, because we have nothing to hide, and we're not paying for silence with citizen money.

During the period 2015-2020, about 3.7m euros have been paid for 30 media/portals, by some Kosovo ministries and Telekom. About 615,000 euros a year, about 51,000 euros a month.

The current Kosovo government has halted and is constantly halting harmful practices for the public budget. It's healthy that citizens worthy of ignoring the media / intentional portals (just in social networks do “

Of course, the government will be guided by the principle of absolute transparency and we are for ethical co-operation and by law with the media that do not violate the law, that is, those that engage in real journalism. In the challenges facing global and regional security, tolerance for “fabrica” that produce facial-mothers is decreasing.

Whenever slander breaks, we encourage all the unjustly injured to file complaints to the Kosovo Media Council, and then proceed with further legal steps”