Latifi says KSF should tolerate the young man from Gjilan because of tattoo content

Gjilanasi Kihte indicated that on his side is written the poetry written by Bedri Djiaj, which he had turned to hero Agim Ramadani's attention.

In this regard, philosophy professor and former soldier of KLA, Blerim Latifi, saying the army has strict rules but that in cases with the boy from Gjilan would have to have an exception, since poetry tattooed on the boy's arm from Gjilan is a symbol that gives meaning to the existence and intentions of the army.

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Albanian Paradox

In this old photograph is Bedri Djiaj and his family. Bedriu was from Mitrovica. He was a highly cultured teacher and patriot. It also wrote poetry.

In January 1945, he is arrested by the OZNA and brutally tortured to death in Pristina prison. With the Communist body, he lost his literary notebooks.

One poem with four verses survived: Your eyes would run out if I stopped your freedom with dirt. Damn my blood if they kill without a fight. Decades later this poem turned the hero of U n Agim Ramadani's CK, whose fall in Kostunica was the complete incarnation of her message.

23 years later, an KSF recruit is forced to leave because on his arm he had tattooed his poem verses. Understandably, the army has strict rules, but in certain cases the rules do not affect the ethics of certain symbols that give meaning to its very existence and purpose.