“Bota according to Albin Kurtit”

It seems unfair to hit someone who thinks everyone is putting a knife behind their backs. This is the case of Albin Kurt. They're all cooking it, both inside and outside Kosovo, closer, sideways, from far and high.

Although everyone is right when asked to act like a responsible politician, everyone is wrong when they think he feels bad.

Insensibility is Albin's strongest point.

He lives, not as a politician in fine skin, but as a manless martyr and therefore without skin. Martyrs have nothing to do with wounds, pain, and the suffering of the soul. They feel nothing. That's why everybody today is wondering how this man is doing nothing to escape what he probably calls knives, traps, treachery or pits, as any normal politician would.

That's why I won't feel what I'm saying, which makes it easier, knowing that even though I consider it a knife, it won't hurt again.

The reason you don't feel, when told that it is damaging Kosovo, is simple. Kosovo is not the territory he must save, but it is the territory where he has decided to be killed to proclaim a martyr.

He's out of his mind lately. Thinking over and over again about the day of his martyrdom, he is rushing and begging all to kill him or, at the same time, Serbs, Albanians, Kosovars, Europeans, Russians and Americans.

He's the only man on the planet who put three superpowers together against: America, Russia and Europe. Everyone doesn't want it for different reasons, which Albin is trying every moment to pull into one. Neither Zelensky nor Korea's Kim have achieved this success because although they behave badly almost every day, they ultimately act as politicians because they have practical goals in life.

Albin has another purpose: He seeks to die as a politician and live as a martyr. And that's why you're inviting everyone to kill him. Politically.

His obsession with living another life after death should be early, perhaps born of reading or of his childhood dreams. I hope he'd rather understand if I told him that Albanian National Renaissance readings hurt him. A man who misinterpretators comes one day who believes that the whole world is against Albanians and that Albanians, like the navel of the world, will survive any injustice without doing anything themselves, or doing anything bad.

Our National Renaissance had a strong cultural and linguistic aspect, but it had no political intention. Therefore, euphoric readings of Renaissance poetry protected the Albanian language, but Albanian resistance against Turkish invaders was not formed, as well as efforts to stop Albania's reduction.

The Renaissance taught us to speak Albanian but not to fight, much less to negotiate.

While we were playing small games of shit, others did diplomacy and therefore took over territories like this and Kosovo's case that remained outside state borders. In this way the others grew, we decreased, annoying Europe with smoke and thus helping neighbors.

I don't want to call Albin Kurt a Renaissance victim, but he's doing the same thing today. It's helping neighbors by lighting small fires with old poetry pages. Just like 100 years ago, I'm losing Europe and America by crossing them into the other side of the border. Since he is neither a politician nor will he be, he does not understand or act as if he does not realize that the West does not accept another front inside his territories, while there is an open front in Ukraine.

But that is not all. The West seeks to remove Serbia from Russia, making some small favours. By donating an association of Serbs in Kosovo that they call association.

Albin Kurti believes, perhaps rightly, that if Serbs receive these rights -- that is, they are organised into an association of broad autonomy -- then within Kosovo a Serbian Kosovo will be established, which tomorrow can serve as Dombas served Russia to intervene in Ukraine.

Of course, it's not the same.

We like it or don't like it, the West wants to make Serbia, Europe and European Serbs as well. With or with the help of Albanians, this will happen, which is not bad for Albanians. On the contrary.

What is happening in Kosovo has nothing to do with Albanians only, nor with Albin Kurti. The West seeks to oust Russians from Kosovo by luring Serbs. So this is not Albin's battle, but the West and it's getting confused in a territory that others love for different purposes, while he wants it to turn into a martyr. That's why he's in conflict with the West and not understanding what's going on, he's getting in the way.

But if Albin doesn't help, he won't be allowed to stop. When it completes the process of martyrdom, the border that today divides Kosovo with Serbia could be the European border, rather Serb, and less Russian, as it seems today.

Therefore Albin Kurti should start looking outside Kosovo's border. The world has changed. Things outside Kosovo are no longer as they were 10 years ago or 100 years ago. Martyrs are locked in museums, pragmatists decide. When he looks a little further, he will realise he cannot prevent the West from joining Albania with Kosovo and Serbia.

So he is wrong twice - both as a martyr and as a politician.