Terrible: VV member calls the old matafhai dog the survivor of Izbica Massacre

Vetevendosje Movement member Mahmudije Haziri has called him the maqafha's dog the survivor of the Izbica massacre, Milazim Thaci.

Older Milazim Thaci was presented yesterday in a hearing to testify against Muhamet Alidemaj, who is accused by the Special Prosecutor of contributing to the massacre of 147 Albanians in Izbiica.

National yesterday followed this court hearing, until part of a session from last week, you can see at the end of this text, carried out by Periscope, days ago.

In terms of comments by Vetevendosje member, Journalist Freedom Mehmetaj writes:

“Izbica Massacre survivor named “qen”, “old matif” and what other than from Vetevendosje Movement member Mahmudoje Haziri, only that he showed before the court that when Serbs gathered to kill were told “where you have Hashim Thaci, where you have America? ”

Whatever the leaders of war are mentioned, fascist offenses and language are the garrisons they describe.

The tears and pain of the witness during the testimony and the importance of that testimony are entirely imperiled to them.

They don't have the war with Serbia, they never did.

This unscrupulous militant is the successful experiment of the brainwashing lab with the chief lab, Albin Kurti.

The terrorizing, offensive and fascist language used in this case by the militant is only the extension of those we have seen in parliament and the media.

“Kriminel” has been the surname with which former KLA leaders are portrayed by Prime Minister Albulen Haxhiu, prime minister, Albin Kurti, Foreign Minister Donika Grovalla, and all of the jugo-nostalgic leadership making up the government cabinet today.

Go ahead and talk to Radojicic, is he asking you too “where is Hashim Thaci?

Horrible, nasty, unforgettable.

We LIVE in: On March 28th 1999, Serbian forces murdered and brutally slaughtered 147 Albanians in Izbica in Sqaheraj.

Izbica's massacre also takes place in the U.S. Department report.

At that time, satellite photos that clearly feature 147 new cemeteries were also published in Izbica.

After the massacre, the bodies of those killed are buried in the village of Izbica, but Serb forces exhumed the corpses by sending them to different locations in Kosovo and Serbia.

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