Hashim Thaci has witnessed more bravery by establishing the Special Court than leading KLA

It says: Merro Base

There is an evil battle against protests against KLA leaders in The Hague, fed by both Albin Kurti in Kosovo and Sali Berisha in Tirana, who accuse Edi Rama and Hashim Thaci of establishing the Special Court themselves.

Albin Kurti has even built a serial style “Netflix”, pointing to Eddie Rama's helicopter scene in Pristina, which in his view ordered MPs to vote on the Special Court.

All of this has been used as a standard excuse not to support their struggle for justice.

The battle for justice for KLA leaders is not made only by protests, though they are of value. Anyone can do this their own way. Edi Rama has expressed his support by personally going to meet at The Hague, has made efforts to create financial solidarity for the group of their lawyers, made political statements in Strasbourg in their favour, and so forth.

Albin Kurti has had all these possibilities, but at least one human opportunity would have had it: not to damage their process in The Hague bizarly, leading reports from the Ministry of Justice for “to the risk of releasing them” from prison, while having not contributed financially to coping with the trial, of course very expensive.

As for the banal justification that Edi Rama and Hashim Thaci have founded the Special Court and Albin Kurti has not voted it, it shows that at the head of the state of Kosovo there is a populist who thinks that rejection of justice is political merit.

Hashim Thaci has shown bravery by accepting the Special Court.

I don't know if Edi Rama has gone by helicopter, plane or car to Pristina for this job, but as Albanian Prime Minister, he was tasked with supporting the creation of the Special Court, which was aimed at, according to Western Kosovo allies, removing the organ trafficking stain, invented by Dick Marty for Serbia's account.

Building that court was a must for Kosovo to pass the test of a serious state and not remain an unfinished project of populists and warriors.

I even think Hashim Thaci has shown more bravery by accepting and supporting the construction of the Special Court than by being one of the most important political leaders of the KLA.

The fact that he and his friends are already victims of a long, unjust and loaded with false Serbian testimony does not humiliate him on the contrary honors him more, enabling him to make the second sacrifice for Kosovo in his life.

Albin Kurti, who fled the first battle -- the one for freedom in Kosovo -- now boasts that he has fled the second battle -- for international justice. That makes it two times Kosovo's deserter, but not twice the winners.

The court is not yet finished, and we do not know what decision it will make for Kosovo fighters.

We know only that the investigation has been a separate process, manipulated and perhaps even sponsored by Serbian circles. It has been a humiliating process for Albanians, but ultimately, it is an investigative process.

The court is the decision. And she hasn't spoken yet.

We can't judge him.

When the trial ends in the coming spring, we will be able to understand more clearly whether KLA leaders honored or ashamed Kosovo in this process.

In all cases, regardless of the decision, they have rendered Kosovo a service either as possible victims of this trial or as its winners.

They have served Kosovo by accepting this challenge and meeting it with dignity.

As those who get excited about this battle and listen to someone about what he did ten years ago are just those who have failed to enter Kosovo's history and are trying to keep in mind only because they have managed to take power in Kosovo.

Kosovo in power has also had Rahman Morina, but he has never served Kosovo. /Periscopi/