5 minutes agoXhavit Haziri's son: I don't have a grave where I put flowers, but I have a voice that I don't have any room.
Periskopi(5 months ago)
(5 months ago)The son of the missing Xhavit Haziri, Release Haziri, in the march “Justice, not the political” said there is no grave where I can put flowers for her father, but there is a voice that forgetting not to have room. He said the KLA war was a struggle for survival and national dignity. “17 February is not [...]
He said the KLA war was a struggle for survival and national dignity.
February 17 is not just a party, it's an oath. A vow we do not forget the sacrifice. A vow we will not allow our warriors to be crushed. A vow that we do not bow down to injustice. A pledge to defend the Kosovo Liberation Army war with dignity. We today walk free, but we will never walk over oblivion. We're not a crowd today, we're a voice not bought, it's not afraid, a voice that won't stop. Those who fought for this land did not seek power, but freedom, and freedom is not put in the bank of shame. The KLA war was a struggle for survival and national dignity. Today we march to be heard clearly: it will not be allowed history to be distorted, we will not allow sacrifices to be equal with guilt, we will not leave our heroes alone at The Hague”, he said.
Haziri said the KLA four are continuing the battle for Kosovo away from families.
While today we live the pace of life in freedom, leaders of our war Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselini, Jakup Krasniqi, Rexhep Selimi, are continuing the battle for Kosovo away from their families. We here do not ask for privilege; we do not apologize for our fight; we seek righteousness, that our sacrifice may not be tarnished. We march with dignity because a people who forget their sacrifice reduces their freedom. I'm telling you clearly: we don't protect our past from fear, but from love and pride for it. I'm Xhavit Haziri's son, a missing hero. I don't have a tomb where I put flowers, but I have a voice that I don't have”, Haziri said.
