In an effort to defend his decision, Kurti said he is closing only one of hundreds of media businesses operating in Kosovo. D.m. According to him, in his attitude towards the media, statistics are important, not the principle. With this logic of Kurti, it should be allowed to close 49.9 per cent of the media that it has yet to close more than half and is considered to be a positive situation with media freedom.

This logic, which is essentially open fascism, reflects and in its attitude towards Western sanctions.

While the West has imposed Kosovo under sanctions, due to Albin Kurti's policy in the north and the uncertainty it has created for the future of co-operation with the West, he said it has attracted 25 per cent of police and now the West must lift sanctions.

Statistics in his mind matter the quality of attitude.

D.m. It says when this withdraws 51 percent of the police and the West must withdraw 51 percent of the sanctions. Stalin was even more logical. He had the principle that a soldier's death was a tragedy, while the disappearance of a battalion was statistical.

The way Kurt behaves seems to have imposed sanctions on the West and is now trying to lift his behavior.

The way he deals with the press, which after one is fined, he closes the other one, then makes statistics and says there are hundreds of other media I haven't fined or closed.

The problem of sanctions on Kosovo, like the problem of press freedom, are not statistical, but are issues of content and security that the government in Kosovo must create towards press freedom and Western standards.

Albin Kurti proved that he is opposed to the critical press and that doesn't matter if he has closed a media, fined another and still fined the others. To see if a wine barrel is broken, just to try a glass and Albin Kurti gave his proof that he is an enemy of press freedom.

Even worse with sanctions on Kosovo.

Kosovo was put under sanctions not that Kurti took 75 per cent of police to the north, three of whom were humiliated by Serbia, but that he demonstrated his link to the West and created uncertainty for the US and the EU, that his government will observe Western standards in Kosovo regarding the Serb minority.

For that belief to return is not a matter of numbers and percentages. It is not enough to attract 25 percent or 100 percent of the police. It's not enough to make a choice.

It will take time to remove the sanctions until the West is convinced that the Government of Kosovo has given up its face on the West and the creation of a bad perspective on Western standards in Kosovo.

Now Kosovo can no longer be the same for the West. It's an anti-Western place. Unfortunately, Serbia still does not have that status, thanks to Albin Kurti, who has breast-feeded the West in front of Serbia.

So to return where Kosovo was, to become an ally of the West, statistics are no longer enough, just as for its stand on press freedom it is not worth how much media attacks. What's worth is the conviction that he cannot bear the free press and is not ready to make Kosovo a Western state.

The way he behaves, it seems he has imposed sanctions on the West, or as if he imposes sanctions on the press, and everyone should respect him when he withdraws from this madness.

When you are attracted to such foolishness, you are not considered respected. Respectable if he didn't do that. Now that he's done it, they don't mess with his snoop. They disappear with his escape.