Buzhala: Whatever Albin Kurti has been a Serbian dream plan for five years

Former delegation and analyst Berat Buzhala has strongly commented on developments in northern Kosovo and on Albin Kurti's approach to the Serbian List and the election process in that part of the country, writes Periscopi.

In a Facebook post, Buzhala has said Kurti's actions in these five years have been in line with Serbian strategy and dream for the north.

Serbia's “and Serbian secret service in relation to Kurti has been this: Let the north of Kurti be released until Kosovo eats the sanctions of America and the European Union, then the Serbian List's local elections are held back in northern municipalities,” wrote Buzhala.

According to him, the attempt to prevent the Serbian List through a law proposed by Minister Bajram Begaj is ineffective, as there is no consistency in the government's institutional actions.

So, whatever Kurt had been doing these five years has also been a Serbian dream plan. With Isolu and confronting Kosovo with the whole world, and finally taking part in the election and with the north,” wrote it.

Full Posting: 

Serbia's approach and Serbia's secret service in relation to Kurt has been this:

Let me clear north Kurti until Kosovo eats the sanctions of America and the European Union, then the Serbian List local elections are held back in northern municipalities.

Yeah, yeah, Kurt's got a better church if he wants to stop participating in Serbian Lists in elections, by the law of Bajram Begu, but that's not going to pass, because you can't even stop me in the CEC, and the most certified in the Ministry of Interior and the Minister of Foreign Affairs that they've done.

So whatever Kurt's been doing these five years has been both a plan and a Serbian dream. With the Isolu and the confronting of Kosovo with the whole world, we finally take part in the election with the <x0th>kthy” north.

The north is “cru” except for the head of the Grida Dumes Albin. The north is inhabited by Serb majority, while Serbs have power there as long as there is democracy in Kosovo.

Except Kurt Hajvani thinks you're important to stop Serbian List by law. Two weeks later, Serbs establish the next List and still win elections wherever there are Serbs.

P.S.
Somewhere in the second Saban paragraph in Osnabrüm, Eperm, you've been tired of reading, and he's rushed to comment.