Matoshi: I felt a hardship for Hashim, who was not allowed to go through with them, and I remember his father's death age!

Political analyst Halil Matoshi has reacted to a read-out scripture following former President Hashim Thaci's death, Haxhi Thaci, reports Blic newspaper.

He recalls a statement by Herodotus: “In peace, boys bury fathers; in war, fathers bury boys,”, stressing that, in the freedom of Kosovo, the son of Haxhi was not recognized as natural and legal rights to bury his father according to local traditions.

Matoshi criticised the Special Court for violating human rights in this case, adding that it gives no reason for people to rebel against justice.

He also expressed the hardship for Hashim, who could not help his father in his final moments, comforting him and his family for the loss of the head of the house.

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It's Hashim.
Over two thousand years ago, Herodotus wrote: “In peace, boys bury fathers; in war, fathers bury boys. ”
1.
Today in Kosovo's freedom, so at peace, Hadzi's son, former President Hashim Thaci was not recognised by natural and judicial rights (from oscidental justice!) to pay for his father and mother, as the local traditions, how much time itself.
2.
The Special Court has violated human rights in this case, but it doesn't give them rights, nor does it give some hard-hearted people a chance to rebel against justice, because Kosovars on screep to the s'ves do want justice, depretted without justice!
3.
Although Bacit Haxhi did not see eyelids for Kosovo, nor for his son, (for his forgiveness for three days without water), I felt a hardship for Hashim, who did not allow himself to be mentioned, and left his father's face alone.
Leave them alone!
Consolation to Hashim and his family for the head of their scythe!