Musliu VS Matoshi, the attempt by journalist Sadiku for the apology failed: Fucking over the asshole. It's got a communist booklet.

The renowned journalist, Sadiku, nearly failed to get an apology between Hoja Osman Musliu and iconic journalist Halil Matoshi, who left the debate last night.

Here's the part where Sadiku tries to reach reconciliation between the doubles:

Sadiku: This is wrong, just like from Matosh as well as you, Mr. Musliu, I think it's good at this moment to apologize to each other.

Hodge Musliu: He's an asshole. He's right to say he's an asshole and I'm a communist.

Matoshi: I'm sorry, man of the earth. I've been against Communism for 25 years and a man comes out to proclaim me a communist.

Hodge Musliu: That's how I think your ideas are a man.

Matoshi: I Communist idea.

Sadiku: The man who went to prison for that matter.

Matoshi: But let go, he's got the Communist League book.

On last night's show of the Canal Political debate, where it was discussed in the education strike and, among other things, c.The most talked about 24 hours of this problem, that of the Islamic Community of Kosovo.

An extremely fierce debate occurred between journalist Halil Matosi and Hoja from Drenasi, Osman Musliu.

Nor did the labels like 'haivan', 'Communisting amongst them and the debate below,' lack even the following. transliterated Periscope And you can see in the video below this news, about 30 from now.

 Transformed replicas:

 Musliu: Even Halili and the anals are talking like they have people in the state. It's too much of a wire beat. We're a secular state.

 Matoshi: Freedom of speech also belongs to each citizen but not to an organization that does not allow the Constitution to speak in the name of the state. You and I are right to talk to the State mother but not a religious community because that community is separate from the state.

 Musliu: And are journalists correct in speaking?

Matoshi: No, he's right to talk because he's not separated from the state.

 Musliu: And who's I separate from the state, am I?

 Matoshi: Not you as a person, the Islamic Community, my lord.

 Do the Kosovo Constitution accept BIK as religion, as organisation?

 Matoshi: No, it wasn't the law on religions that had to be regulated, so to speak, the Constitution accepts freedom of faith.

 Musliu: But the law on sub-religious, that they don't wash embassies.

 Matoshi: No, you don't. You don't let yourself be.

 Musliu: No, they don't wash Communists, by God.

 Matoshi: I don't know if there's any Communists. Look, I'm mad at him.

 Musliu: Vallah, when I'm stirring up my peace statements, you're coming out communist.

 Matoshi: Talk to me nonsense. We can reach the city of Sabah.

 Musliu: I'll never talk to him.

 Matoshi: From now on, you're insulting a jerk here.

 Musliu: Hey, be careful, Halil, pull that word, because I've never been in the studio.

 Matoshi: Come on.

 Musliu: No, come on, go get some beer.

 Musliu: I think he's Communist.