Matoshi: Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi's mobilization

Political analyst Halil Matosi has praised it as “being led by bandit” the action of Deputy Prime Minister Bensik Bislimi, as the latter did not rise to his feet when Kosovo's anthem was introduced, writes Periscopi.

“The countries that do not have capacity for establishing the rule of law (the implementation of stem laws and adopted by the International Convention) are named failed states (feled state) and Kosovo, as long as 51% of voters approve in silence the unrealistic act of Bislem, will be a failed “state, Matosi has written among other people.

The full post of Halil Matosh:

Conception, Pride, and Deception

1.
Kosovo Albanians have a dual approach to the Homeland, because on the basis of their humanitarian knowledge stands brutally nationalist approach as a political statement that erodes the international legitimacy of the state.

2.
In the end, ignorance, arrogance, and the brutal report on the verdict (refused to respect the laws) illustrates Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi's behaviour, who, after all, did not play his ass when Kosovo's national anthem was launched at a sports event in attendance!

3.
Countries that do not have capacity for establishing the rule of law (the implementation of stem and adopted laws by the International Convention) are named failed states (haled state) and Kosovo, as long as 51% of voters quietly adopt the non-real act of Bislem, will be a failed state.
In this suburb, Serbia has placed its bet.