Murati and the government of the Eideak know even more black

It says: Rashman Jasharaj

For three days, Minister Murati, along with Prime Minister Kurti and his associates, had counted the remaining hundreds of millions in the budget and consulted Elvis, Ramabaya, Dimal, and other experts agreed to distribute several million euros and thought that the move would be sparked with children and pensioners.

Murati hosted that children everywhere in Kosovo will appear in school courts and cheer his name, but that did not happen. Iron thought pensioners would look like this 100-euro girl and be seen smiling once a year, but that didn't happen either. Instead of enthusiasm, cheering and thanking continued to have reactions and objections to this help.

To remove the grief of Iron's anger, he told her that there are children and pensioners here and there who were delighted with the gift. A kid in Pec stopped me on the street and full of gas told me that with that 100 euros, I would buy decorating lights, firs and balloons. He said I'd write his name on the balloon.

Murati, seeing as it didn't spark the idea of spreading millions of people pissed off and found out on forms that nobody in the world has. Anyone who does not rejoice and thank Government for this 100-euro gift does not get an hour. I don't think this is the discovery of his brush, but I beg you not to grieve Ironan any more because he plans to use this form in late January because the ironic 55-euro rise had a lot of objections and reactions.

In this form, it will tell employees in the public sector - education workers, police, fire fighters, health employees, administration and others - who despises the 55-euro increase that doesn't get, may even give up the entire salary. This government is an emissary, and it doesn't care what the people say and what democracy is, but it decides who to reward and who to punish. Remember, this government encouraged citizens to give up heating with wood and diapers if guided into modern powered devices, even promising a fraction of their payments.

Now there's not enough electricity, and we're gonna be mad with blankets and eat canned bread.

Pristina, December 26, 2024,
SBASK Chairman Nundman Jasharaj