Haradinaj: Kosovo is not poor, but ill-governed, to be punished by Kurti for the situation in which she brought it

He said Kurt's symbolic aid and investment delays do not address real problems, while frequent election processes and high spending on them have exacerbated the situation.
Haradinaj stressed that the change could come only from the citizen who punishes the culprits and gets luck in his own hands.

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Painful when abnormality turns into a lifestyle. When the country is governed for an entire year, contrary to all legal and constitutional norms.

When we become the only country with elected but suspended parliament. When political themes become the subject of public debate and the life of the common man is forgotten.

The man who is forced to take refuge in the world and there to do hard work, not rarely cost him life, as was the case with three unfortunate citizens who lost their lives in a country in Vienna. We are no longer talking about the verse of people who are abandoning Kosovo. For those who do not link the beginning to the end of the month. That the table is poorer and poorer.
The power that costs the electricity every time it reaches it. To the disappointment of parents with their children's school system. For the sick whose healing is beyond compare. Painful about how the 100-euro bailouts on the eve of the elections, which are no longer more than charity, are being transformed into the miracle of “contestants”.

How did it happen that they disappeared from our vocabulary and occupational investments or foreign investments? Hundreds of single-source tenders were forgotten, or projects initiated years ago and are not being completed. Those who are unable to perform jobs usually reason that Kosovo is not Switzerland or Germany, but in terms of prices, we are often more Switzerland and Germany than they do themselves.
We are the only country to hold four sets of elections within a year and block the solution and take us back to elections. Where a single political party, except for propaganda, spends over 4m euros on elections and many millions more from those obliged to organise elections, all that taxpayers' money. In all this period of political and institutional abnormality, the only victim has been the citizen of Kosovo. He has been impoverished, he has faced the challenge of survival, he has emigrated...

So today is the time for him to take fate in his own hands. This burdened condition can only be changed by sovereigns, and this is done only by punishing those responsible for their situation. Kosovo is not poor, but ill-governed. The future can be provided not only for those of us living here but also for the hundreds of thousands of citizens who are in the diaspora today.
I have hope for better days!