Why is Kurt trying to intimidate the press in Kosovo?

From: Merro Base

Prime Minister Albin Kurti's government has ordered the suspension of the Klan Kosova group's business license yesterday, with animal reasoning. According to the government, the two new business shareholders in the birth certificate they have delivered have written the native Pec, Serb, and Gjakova, Serbia. And according to them, since Kosovo is an independent state, this is also a violation of constitutional law.

There is no need to comment on why when you know the real reason for this action, but you cannot help but avoid worrying about it and how little they try to find some reliable reason to attack an unpopular media.

The Ministry had even made the letter so quickly that the reference to the law was wrong. Today he apologized and found another article through which he considers this declaration illegal.

Business owners have declared a document, have not stated their wishes about whose country belonged to their homeland when they were born.

Albin Kurti, who does not belong to Kosovo formally as origin, but a village of Montenegro, by this criterion should not be allowed to make politics and, more so, represent the new state of Kosovo, which he has recognised only when he became prime minister.

But it is not worth discussing why they have found out, but why Kurt is creating a conflict with the press in Kosovo.

The reason is clear. He is losing the battle in public opinion as a demagog, and is seeking to strengthen nationalist debate in the country in order to find internal and external enemies in the battle to protect Kosovo's isolation and counter the international factor.

Finding a reason for ʹpatriotic) at the birth certificate of two Albanian businessmen, he is trying to divide society into fanatics for him, and others against him, to make sure he is fighting with his domestic and foreign enemies to save Kosovo.

Of course, there is no chance of closing the Kosovo clan. Even Milosevic couldn't close the Kosovo press for ten years of resistance to Kosovo. Nor could he stop the press against him in Kosovo and also intimidate journalists, even though he was willing to have the whole world against him.

Albin Kurti has no chance. Not even bring the police to the TV door. But he has the chance to be ashamed as he is being ashamed of such medieval orders that will long accompany his history as a disgrace.

It will intimidate the press in Kosovo, or at least position it against it, to devalue it as Serbia-funded press, an old demagogue of any dictator who cannot afford to face the truths of the day. I know you can't afford to press him on his side anymore, with the nonsense he's doing, and he wants to appear as a victim of the press that “is financed” by Serbia or European and American enemies.

The problem he has is he doesn't realize he can't scare anyone. His struggle to intimidate his enemies “x1> is one of the most ridiculous and dangerous for Kosovo.

He tried to scare the Serbs in the north, and ended up defending a mayor who spent two weeks without showering in the name of patriotism, tried to scare KFOR with unrest and ended up in the mercy of KFOR, tried to scare off Western partners, the EU and the US, and has now ended up begging them to release police who had kidnapped Serbia. Now he's trying to scare the press and end up begging the press to have mercy when he describes his political end.

The only value this piece of paper has is that it draws Kurti and Vucinqi, who, unlike Kurti, not only scares them, but subdues the media in Serbia. Since he has a dream of playing Vuchy, at least learning his tricks, the trade seems to be uninstructed.