Albin Kurti owes Albanians, removing Albanian as official language

It says: Merro Base

Albin Kurti could respect Northern Macedonia's prime minister, Mickoski, even without legitimising his efforts to remove Albanian as an official language in northern Macedonia.

He received him today in Pristina with high honours to the prime minister of northern Macedonia, Mickoski, doing him honour until the end and releasing him from responsibility for eliminating Albanian as an official language in Macedonia.

Albin Kurti's statement that the Albanian language has not been an official language in Macedonia encompasses in itself everything Albin Kurti is trying to do with the successful history of Albanians both in Kosovo and Macedonia.

The Albanian language was established as an official language in the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia after Albanians took up arms in 2001 and Skopje's official policy was forced to sit at the Ohrid Agreement table, acknowledging Albanians as an official people in Macedonia.

The article sanctioning Albanian as an official language in Macedonia is written white on black. Besides being written, it has been implemented in the Albanian part of Macedonia, and proportional representation of Albanians in administration was a reality that was strengthening day-day.

The collapse of this process after 2001 has taken place for the first time after the last elections in Northern Macedonia, where the nationalist party V The MRO-DPMNE won an overwhelming majority and the Albanian factor was de-financed thanks to Albin Kurti. He intervened in the elections of northern Macedonia by dividing the Albanian factor and supporting a group of Mickoski satellite people.

That's how far it worked. He managed to defictorise Albanians and make them irrelevant to Mickoski. In a way, he managed to pave the way for Mickoski towards unlimited power and the process of annuling Albanian rights.

As an egocentist, he thinks it could thus wipe out a success story of Ali Ahmeti and the KLA in Macedonia, trying to create even there “poque of Albin Kurtin” an era where Albanians are of no importance in the state of Northern Macedonia, and where Albanian language begins to be denied as official languages.

And it is clear and joyful in what he has done, how bold and justifiable. Today, he has publicly declared that the Albanian language has not been official, with the same ease that protects his ministers when stealing or committing public scandals.

In this way, not only has he indebted Macedonia's Albanians as a Mickoski soldier, but even worse, he is proving to be a god, challenging them and relying on Mickoski's power.

For this very reason, it not only owes Macedonia's Albanians a back kick to their national aspirations but deserves to face them politically and physically, not only in Macedonia but also in Kosovo.

Of course, touching the Albanian language as an official language cannot pass so easily. It is the fuse that can blow up northern Macedonia, along with its Albanian satellites in Skopje and Pristina. Macedonian Albanians should equate Mickoski with Kurti in their perceptions, just as Albin Kurti has already been equated with him. And not only should they keep the protests in front of Mickoski's offices, but also before Albin Kurt.

It is time for him to face his sheep to destroy the history of Kosovo and Macedonia Albanians as a story that begins with him. And, in this case, the story with him starts as an anti-Albanian story.