Nobody's waiting for him at the White House: Kurti with old rhetoric before elections attacks past powers, media

Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who is staying in New York at the United Nations Assembly Summit week, has attacked past powers and media.

In his speech to the Socialist International's annual Presidium, Kurti has said that the old “regime has lost its political power” and adds that they are afraid of the Bureau for Confiscating Unjustified Riches.

He has also continued to attack the media, saying that the old regime is distributing money to certain online media are creating a lot of false news and disinformation. Oh.

The old “regime has lost its political power, but not their dirty money. Feared by the Bureau for Confiscating Unjustified Riches, which is in the process of doing, they aim to intimidate others as well, distributing money to certain online media that create lots of false news and disinformation. So when we are challenging the issue of fake news and disinformation, it may be good to follow the valuable American directives that follow the money because those who create false news and disinformation do not do so on voluntary grounds. Someone, somewhere, somehow paid for it, and it's criminal and illegal activity that we, as socialist and Social states, have to follow,” said Kurti.

The following can be read by his full discourse:

Dear Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez,

Dear friends, friends and colleagues,

Last December we marked the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II next year. Persistence in human rights for dignity and peace is important for our 21st century, not less than it was in the 20th century.

I have the impression that social inequality, climate change and security threats are the world's three hottest issues today. The Autcrats cannot solve any of them. In fact, they're making all three of them worse.

Our socialist and Social Democrat values are more rooted in solidarity, equality and prosperity than ever.

For three and a half years, I have had the honor of serving as prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo. Our government has had the privilege and responsibility to return ideals to the programme, projects and action, to compile policies for the eradication of poverty, for efficiency and sustainability of energy bills, increased overall social welfare, triple subsidies for farmers, free public education for all, and a 150% increase in the list of essential drugs. On the other hand, there are no more groups or individuals in Kosovo who can challenge our democratic republic. We don't have destabilising domestic resources or threatening security that our security agencies can't manage or control.

The old regime has lost its political power, but not their dirty money. Feared by the Bureau for Confiscating Unjustified Riches, which is in the process of doing, they aim to intimidate others as well, distributing money to certain online media that create lots of false news and disinformation. So when we are challenging the issue of fake news and disinformation, it may be good to follow the valuable American directives that follow the money because those who create false news and disinformation do not do so on voluntary grounds. Someone, somewhere, somehow, pays them for this, and this is criminal and illegal activity that we, as socialist and Social states, have to follow.

My country is a democracy and a growing economy. As a Social Democrat government, we are especially devoted to empowering women and young people. We have introduced a series of measures and guaranteed scholarships, thus bringing significant improvement in the labour market bond with professional education and increased financial independence.

As we know, various local and national examples can inspire people and governments on a continental and global scale, however, this takes more time than the opposite, meaning the impact on local and national levels from global and contingent crises. This makes collective action through a pact for the future essential and urgent. We cannot, nor should we try to change history and geography, but we can learn from each other's past and share experiences in the present. We are what we are, so the future is now.

Instead of blaming immigrants and minorities, we must criticise extreme ideology, dogmatic ones and smaller political decisions.

For me, friends, this means that Socialists and Social Democrats must win the debate on the debate, the debate that is generally lacking over the debates we should have. Therefore, in addition to the debate over which war we should engage, we should have a war on the authenticity of the debates. Students, women, workers and diaspora are four social categories I believe we should prioritize.

In the end, let me thank you for the hard work you do in your countries, regionally and globally, and let's put into effect as much solidarity as possible and let's win in the only possible way: together!

Thank you.