Eye for Kurt: Mayor sees his future in Norway, a non-Albanian like Dejona Mihali sees himself in Greece this government must go

Organising Secretary of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo Gazmend Syla has said he criticised the country's prime minister, Albin Kurti, for his rule.

Syla, through a Facebook text, says Kosovo's security has been greatly affected during governance by the Vetevendosje Movement.

” Passy broke up reports with the United States, and brought the country under European Union sanctions, the Kurti Government has jeopardised the lives of citizens and the country's sovereignty. Unfortunately, the government that has to face an aggressor neighbour is the secularist government”, he wrote.

He has called on citizens to reflect on the vote in the February 9th elections.

” We have a headmoclean, who sees the future in Norway (where she has bought her apartment and educated her daughter), and a non-Albanian like Dejona Mihali, who sees the future in Greece ) with her real employers. How can the future of Kosovo be of interest to someone whose personal future is planned elsewhere?

On February 9th, this government has to go. Kosovo needs to return to strong governance, from those who have the graves of the first ones here, who raise children here, who have faced Serbia, who knows well how many these people can sacrifice and how far they can go to”.

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During Kurti government, Kosovo has mostly experienced attacks on its sovereignty. Logically this shows the government's weakness, because without the faint-eyed “, no one attacks you.

After obstructing reports with the United States and putting the country under European Union sanctions, Kurti Government has risked the lives of citizens and the country's sovereignty.

Unfortunately, the government that has to face an aggressor neighbour is a secular government.

We have a Krysmeclan, who sees the future in Norway (where she bought her place and educated her daughter), and a non-Albanian like Dejona Mihali, who sees the future in Greece with her real employers.

How can the future of Kosovo be of interest to someone whose personal future is planned elsewhere?

On February 9th, this government has to go. Kosovo must return to strong governance, from those who have the graves of the first ones here, who raise children here, who have faced Serbia, who knows well how many these people can sacrifice and how far they can go.

The government of ministers photographed with rubber boots, which with 12 billion euros of budget, for four years did not insist on any nail “, will be replaced by the government that works, invests, raises wages, and promises even has no tire boots, but has kept them maintained since the KLA, for whatever case!