The Fall of Vjosa Osman

Yesterday Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani has been publicly humiliated at Skopje Airport by Macedonian police authorities. That's a fact. The reason this happened is beyond my present knowledge. It's not actually the Vjosa case.
The state of Kosovo has been humiliated.

If a border authority does not implement public procedures to treat one country's highest personalities, the problem is neither border authority nor public personality; the move is an indication of a state's contempt towards another state. So Macedonia's fragile state, which according to the 2021 provision has 25% Albanians, has made an open provocation. I am unable to analyze the cause, but one thing I am sure -- the reaction of the state of Kosovo has been inadequate.

An urgent call from the ambassador of this Republic and the handover of a protest (may have occurred and I am not aware) should be minimal. Then the warning to cut diplomatic relations between the two countries and set a two-week deadline for the state stands to provide detailed clarifications to the case. If the investigation concludes that it is the Macedonian authorities' fault, the resignation of the line ministers should be requested.

This is a dignified attitude. Before I do it with America let him start with Macedonia.

But nothing like that seems to happen. Prime Minister Albin Kurti, the most politically powerful man in Kosovo, seems not to be worried at all. On the contrary. Total indifference also tells of a kind of evil but so great, that it is ready to overcome even the insult of Kosovo, enough not to stand up for Osman. Reports between Kosovo's two most voted people are already in existence.

In the bow of two three days President Osmani had an unpositive protagonism, indicating her growing nervousness for reducing political weight. Amid the advice of international factors and the nonchalant, sovereign behaviour of Albin Kurti, Vjosa chose to become a moderator. But fashioners are the first victims of rulers. To them the only argument is absolute obedience. So Visa is a perfect victim today.

Fuck!
Two days ago, there was a spoiled teenager's response to an infant statement by Kosovo Foreign Minister Donika Grovall. Minister Gervalla's statement, a man characterised by underlying gasses in public communication, was a breach to create a concrete with modern rap references. People who create humor through their serious behavior are inclined to produce seriousness in every attempt to humor them. That was the case with Minister Gervala. It, in the role of a concert moderator, labeled a Dafina Zeqiri song as President “Light bulb”
Medic diss. It caused me regret. The sense, a woman in her 50s, manages to have this level of adrenaline parades, to entertain her prime minister, by insulting another woman, the more her promotion in politics, that will remain as a reference to transformation in the future.
But the presidential response still comes two days before it is. President Osmani, emotional, angry and as teenage as her former party subordinate, had a reaction, a little disappointed. Instead of leaving her without a comment, as she deserved, she fell to the level of the street banality, producing a design just as tasteless as no class as did the Minister's make it seem interesting.

What banal comedy! The two people who should represent Kosovo on the international level are two women who swear at each other in public with street rapers!

Fuck you.

Nobody cares about the fall. Its party colleagues, former subordinates, have drawn close to the new ruling Chief. The elections are in a few months and only he can guarantee their career. Osmani is currently in the fourth year of mandate as president of Kosovo, a position with limited executive competence. The latter abandon VV supporters, an amalgam of idolatic people who feed on “blood <x0x1> of the capital victims and are ready for lynching as soon as they turn. The third are Kurt's media counters. Unable to harm Kurt, they compensate with little pleasure as Kurt's humiliation of Osman. And Kurt generously gives such satisfaction by giving minor victims in exchange for shifting attention.

The four are opposition parties. The LDK may see in Osman's weight loss an electorate return to its ranks. Save current patch for indentation PDK reasons are completely understood: Vjosa Osmani has been the most politically articulated character against KLA exhibitors.
In that sense, each of Kosovo's political factors has a reason not to worry why Vjosa Osmani is in a free political decline. She was the only female character to have reached the top in a terribly conservative and patriarchal environment. It's not about the political environment, but more broad, media and public. Everyone today is made of the Prime Minister: Neither does the humiliation of Kosovo matter to them, as long as Vjosa Osmani disappears from politics. Does the Vjosa deserve this perception? The indictment we have. But this is not the time to judge him. It is time to react on behalf of the state of Kosovo.