Transcreatic of the third share of wiretapping among VV VV chief Mimoza Kusari with Slavko Simcin of the Serbian List

In this third part, the VV deputy chief tries to convince then Serbian List MP of its constructiveity until he insults his Albanian colleagues.

Kusari charges Slavko Simiqi with former Prime Minister Haradinaj and “those of the PDK” for the growth of war veterans' lists. While talking about T You know who Bekim Haxhiu is?

That insulting word before Simay also speaks of the Ismaili Bridge, which he calls the pathetic “iotic”, even though he admits that he once had company with her.

Chat transcript: 

Kusari: Of all people, I would like the Parliament to function properly first. You know I wasn't with the VV when they did what they did.

Number of enemies: But that's your job as VV parliamentary group chief.

Kusar-Lila: It's not just because of my position, it's because of what I believe and do. The second I've never had a structured agenda, neither as Mimoz nor as minister nor as mayor of the municipality, nor as head of the parliamentary group or deputy. But now really after what happened last week, it's also passed your vote in which you participated and protests abroad I think is necessary. I'm not saying something that's not necessary.

Number of enemies: It is necessary

Kusari: So what they did, I was in three parliaments, and two actually, one set of municipal elections in 2017, when veterans' lists were disproprocronal... And if the budget goes to pay for their pensions, now, to go only to those who have really fought in the war, and now they're vetish, then they would have between 450 and 500 a month. And they did it themselves, orchestrated it for political purposes. You saw Abelard on the inside. Dul. You heard what they said. Don't lie. Some people. Why don't you fix it. Why didn't you fix it yourself when you were in the government?

Number of enemies: I saw he was attacked.

Kusari: And they put the picture on, like, what they say about the watch, which is, it's holding it, it's about 30 thousand euros.

So they continue to talk about the veterans' case, and a provocation that, according to Kousari, has done:

Kusari: What do we do with this? I've also asked Elbert to talk to him, but he's at both governments' meetings.

Enemy: That's the first topic you've opened, as far as I've told you at the chairmanship meeting that it's very possible that we will vote. Not that we're gonna vote but we've considered this law and there's a possibility.

Kusari: I didn't ask you to vote that day.

Number of enemies: No, no, you provoked me. You said I should be on the side of the PDK, with the veterans, this way, I smiled like a gentleman, I just told you.

Kusari: I smile at you too

Number of enemies: This is some provocation, not a certain but a serious one

Kusari: I don't provoke, I'm saying...

Number of enemies: How is it not provocation, you tell me to go with PDK and KLA to protest

Kusari: If you have that opinion, I've been thinking about you... these two three months. That's my opinion...

Later, both speak of the way they cooperate. The enemy stresses lack of co-operation for two months.

While Kusari-Lila says she does not want to hide communication with the Serbian List.

 Number of enemies: You follow him, but we don't have anything. Like I told you, we need to build partnership relations with someone who looks like we did that day. I was thinking... you're now declaring something... we've been working together for two months... for two months we've been working together, since, I know, when you said that their deputy head of the Serbian List was put on a list.

Kusari: What's not true here?

Number of enemies: Yeah, yeah, but have we agreed not to talk about having communication?

Kusari: Listen, Slavko, I don't want to hide that we have communication talking to you. And I don't want the others, the media in the room, all the time we're in session, watching who I'm talking to and talking to you, because you're the deputy of this Parliament.

As an enemy, he then says that communication Kusari has with the Serbian List should say in public and not make provocative statements.

Number of enemies: You need to have communication, that's what you should say in public, not in the opinion you've asked them to go protest. I believe that's how you shoot yourself in the head, you said that.

Kusari: I said you could protest.

Number of enemies: No, you said in the media, when you were asked what you said to Simay, you said,

Kusari: I didn't mention the veterans, but I said I talked to Simay, and I told them what the next step will be for you to go to the protests and you... that was my answer... I'm honest with everyone.

Number of enemies: But then you were attacked by the Ismaiil Bridge on Facebook.

 Kusari: I don't care about Ismaili Bridge. He's... That news is dead. He's a pathetic idiot, I tell you. Uranus was my friend. We were in government with Uranus when I was minister. We had good company with Uranus. The Uranus has been one of the urban boys who have gone to PDK. We had the best relationship. The Uranus, twice, not once, publicly attacked me in the lowest way. The others didn't do what he did either. The first time he did it, I know that cop Enver Zymber, who was killed, we were talking about the energy situation in the Commission... He was still a deputy then, and he has said why we are still waiting for that other situation and implementing the energy agreement. Send the police and let's get it fixed. I know what you said not to be done in the north.

“Send the police and let's fix it. I know what you said not to be done in the north. I told him what you wanted, to send the police, to have a new crisis? Have police patrols and back in coffins?

“E they've cut this too, the PDK's, the non-stops have put it down saying the police are weak and that we can't go to the north with the police. Do you think this is an answer to the energy situation in order to deal with violence?

Slavko: You guys are gonna go... since you formed the government, you're gonna go to the north.

Kusari: Otherwise it was her... but...

Slavko: Take the ROSU down, up there...

Kusari: Second, he has publicly called for me to be KLA veterans. Abelard told me because of you too are these people outside.

He told me. What do you want? War between me and the veterans? This is crazy.

You know they're manipulated by these. These guys didn't know the session...

Slavko: Leave Uranus, it's not important

Kusari: The Uranus and Abelard are the same. That's what they do.

They're fine with me, and then bam. That's easier.

That when we went to Glauk, when he invited us to the chiefs of parliamentary groups, you can't talk about Vetevendosje because you're not Vetevendosje.

I said who are you?

They really do. They're easy on me, Slavko. What I say here is everywhere.

I'm not ashamed to talk and say we cooperate. Because you're deputies.

I'd like to have normal communication.

Not like that. Not hiding. Not to say I don't want to talk.

Slavko: Just a little. You yourself, from the beginning, have put on such a report.

First, you didn't give us any ministerial positions. You gave it to the Turks.

You said the Serbian List doesn't need you. Then you fought against the wall, when the Prime Minister came to the wall, he told you to speak to someone from the Serbian List who supported him.

And we again, after all this, after this attitude towards us, we've again begun working with you.

Kusari: Your life is here

Slavko: Just finish it. Our life is here. But if they pushed me into opposition, if you deny me the right at the central level, and at the central level...

Kusari: Your ministry only works for Serbs and no one else. Tell me, Goran Rakiq, who gives the money...

I'm just telling you, I'll tell you something. When we have a good report with the government at the central level, no matter who is in power, when there is a partnership report, no love or partnership, no interest... not personal interest but community interest, trust me reflected in communities, the Community is relaxed, immediately the community functions on the ground, both Serbs and Albanians. When there is no such relationship, the partnership report between the Serbian List and the government is immediately reflected in the community, in the people, turns their backs on each other. So it's not simple.

Kusari: Why do you vote for the Trust?

Slavko: Now you've been fighting... why would you vote for the trust?

Kusari: Will it be good for the Serb community by trust?

Slavko: Here, let me tell you... believe me, you know, I'm in Pristina every day, move everywhere, even in Metohija, and here and there to Anamorawa...

Kusari: For us it's Dukagjino not Methohia.

Slavko: Metohia, Dukagjii for you. It's not important, it's okay. Dukagjin. Every passing passerby, every cop, every man who stops me, whether he's a Serb, Albanian or Bosnian, asks me if you want to vote for the trust. And everyone supports it.

Kusari: But if they think of retirement as a financial instrument, as an instrument, as a network, that tomorrow they'll be 65 years old, and they don't... see what pensions they have...

Slavko: But it's on first reading, it can be harmonised between reading first and second.

Kusari: No shit. First of all, this isn't a dead end, the second isn't (in)...

Slavko: Believe me, just a little bit, we'll score political points if we vote, say, not just the Serbs, but we'll score political points, people will look at us differently if we vote on it.

Kusari: Do you think we talk to you more than I did when I was from the beginning against? You know what messages I get, like a mother, as a woman, from people...

Slavko: Why, are you threatened?

Kusari: Of course, they tell me everything, but what word they're saying... they're not even going to mention... they're <x0...discussing” But I honestly believe that they will destroy the system, the pension system. We have had cases when in my 90s, my parents and all others were robbed of pensions, Serbia has stolen their pensions. You know it. Ninety. They took the pension fund. And no one has won. That's right, Slavko. You have to give someone 30 percent of the fund you contributed yourself. As the contribution is said to be. Now we have our first chance, after the war, we have a chance to have... him.

Slavko: Retiremental Fund...

Kusari: Fund Pensioner... now... do you love Bekim Haxhiu...

Slavko: You still won't be guilty. If we vote against this, and you vote... just a little bit... we abstain from voting against it. You too vote against it. Everyone will see us guilty, not you. Trust me, all of Kosovo is watching

Kusari: No, no... you vote as you wish.

Slavko: We don't vote on how we wish, but how to deal. Now that's not what we want.

Kusari: But just to say, this is a chance to destroy what we built, finally, something, after 20 years. I, when I retire... when I know I have that money, I can't actually calculate and I don't want to count on who will keep me, my country or my boys. That... this is...

Slavko: You told me if that law was voted, the government could fall. That's what you said.

Kusari: That too. In political direction. To say, Albin Kurti has said, even officially, it was also in the media, Bekim Haxhiu said, told the deputies, if we can't afford it, no opposition, I'll call for confidence and go to the polls.