“Mansteel, chair-style released the dung”, Shpend Ahmeti comments on the decision on providing land for the Decani Monastery

“Mansteel, chair-steel released the dung”, inaugurated it.

He has said Kurti will be forced to say the Association of Serbian Majories when he realizes that he is losing support and is being isolated.

Maybe he bought them a month with the Monastery decision, which I think is a good decision in general for Kosovo, but I don't think he bought American sympathy. They don't believe him. They don't believe that we're nailing a word but Escobar didn't say he did the Association, Escobar said we don't understand what he's doing that in Ohrid he's admitted, now he's saying I didn't. He's got the draft, he needs to be sent to the Constitutional Court, he's not sending it.

According to Ahmeti, the elections are inevitable at the end of the year.

We're going into the election, and we're going, because we didn't cry without going, but are we going to August, October or December? Right now, the real thing is going October. Soon, the European Commission falls, the European Parliament goes to the polls, the campaign in America where the November first week of elections --” -- take place, he said.

Ahmeti said that with the decision to provide Decani Kurti lands has bought him some time.

“E has bought a little more time, as it were, possibly bought another month. Ahmeti said”.

He also spoke of the issue of stopping the Serbian dinar.

“Dinari is not the topic. What's my subject? It's going to be even worse than it was.”, Ahmeti added.

He also noted that for a while the pressure would turn to Serbia and that the draft Association should be sent to the Constitutional Court.

I think they're giving Serbia a little bit of pressure now, because before they said no to the monastery, it's not that. I think this was very necessary when we said that if there's misunderstandings about Asociiano you should go to the Constitutional Court, not to a third party, but when you don't accept your decisions it's been hard to make that argument. Now you're saying I empathize with the Constitutional Court's decisions, we're independent, even when we don't like them, there's no more reason for the Association not to go to the Constitutional Court, when there are problems of disagreement. The church insisted that the Constitutional Court in text be an interpreter of the differences we might come to. ”, he said.