Osman's letter to Beden: What sentences might the American president look ridiculous, according to Wisar Ymer?

Yesterday the media published The letter that Kosovo President Mrs. Vjosa Osmani sent it to the American president, Mr. Joe Biden.

In this letter, one other is the friendship between Kosovo and the United States, in which the latter can always count, as well as single out our state's application for NATO membership.

“Arguments opposing Kosovo's NATO membership Ignore security initiatives in the Western Balkans and do not serve the interest of the free democratic world, which is under increased siege by authoritarian tendencies and their aggressive policies”, it is said among other things in NATO.

And the content of the letter, last night, was a topic of discussion in a Kosovo television debate. More precisely, the paragraph quoted earlier was among the most commented.

For Vicar Ymer, this might even be ridiculous.

Why?

For example, if you write to the U.S. president and say that Kosovo's NATO rejection arguments ignore the security experience in the Balkans P and do not serve the interest of the free democratic world. I mean... We're telling the American president. What are the security initiatives and what the interest of the free democratic world is, us from here. I think in these cases we need to take a little care of it, they're things that are known and they need to tell you, or not so that the city that I'm telling you, said Mr. Ymer on Plu debate showNo, I follow Periscope.

Ymer had advice for the heads of state.

I was asked by the President, by the Prime Minister and everyone else, to be more careful Do not sound arrogant in their own language. We must be somewhat aware of Our importance as a country, our capacity even at the moment we speak of. At times, some good will may cause new problems because it is said at the wrong time and the wrong form”, said Mr. Ymer, conveys his statement Periscope.

What other sentence was to be written in the President's letter, according to Ymer?

“Europe is facing the darkest and most dangerous times since the end of the Cold War”.

If I had read this letter, from the president of Kosovo who's taunting me that as bad as the situation is in Europe, I had had it, not to be the situation.

So I was a little more careful, what language we're talking about, with the best of our interest, but this interest by watching and defending you don't get puffed up because it's your job to do this after all.

Sometimes our political leaders, I'm talking about the past, they don't know how to divide between what's in charge of the state and the popularity they want to win here in the country.

So sometimes, I have to observe that I don't use every situation even for political internal warfare because we're being ridiculous”, Norm said. /Prepare: Periscope.