Maliqi for political blockade: Words “compromis and consensus” sin, hitting the wall with the head strategy

Kurti does not have the majority to vote the prime minister while insisting that by secret vote it would be done. But, even to change the way the opposition is considering illegal, it does not have the numbers, Periscope.

Commenting on this situation, Maliqi writes that compromise words and consensus have become the greatest sin until <x0-priority is making the walk “forward with the “genial strategy” of hitting the wall head”.

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In Kosovo, the state with its mechanisms has led to economic, social, cultural and diplomatic developments from independence in 2008 to sometime around 2015-17. This period, for example. find all the major infrastructure works, the most important laws and institutions, or international achievements of the state (MSA with the EU, etc).

After this period of political polarisation was deepened without return; the words “conssensus” and “compromis” became the biggest sin; while the priority was to move forward with the “genial strategy” of hitting the wall with the head. Kosovo continued to move forward, but at a much slower pace and Despite the obstacles of the state, and not for its SHECH.

This survival situation continues to feed on people's entrepreneurial spirit and the Stoic patience of society, whose muscles were strengthened in the 1990 ' s during peaceful resistance. Today, as political narcissism brought the state into a state of complete paralysis, more impressive and disturbing than anything else is public indifference and the return of citizens to spectators of this absurd spectacle, almost the state has nothing to do with them.

As with the state, as without a state, people seem to be accustomed to not counting on it and living beyond it, whether it continues to physically escape from it, finding spiritual refuge in the populist erections in the north, or even in the comforting ideologies and the next “ ”: political Islam, the Kosovo nation, or the exchange that somehow will bring us out of Albania with its progress towards the EU.

So absurd is this stateless state of affairs “that even those who sought and gained responsibility for his leadership refuse to take over from the comfort of being able to point their finger elsewhere.

A complete loss of consciousness once comes upon the wall when it hits without stopping.