Do not get Albin Kurti credit for protests in Tirana

This debate about Kosovo Albanian citizens Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia coming to protest is very hypocritical. Edi Rama's attempt to distance them from Albin Kurti and the diaspora is meaningless and unnecessary, even unjust, as he denies Albin Kurti the most important job he has been working with for years, since he has become Kosovo's prime minister in office.

It does not matter whether someone calls the diaspora and someone a Albanian citizen. They are Albanians of four neighbouring states, supporting Albin Kurti's spirit against Edi Rama's government in Tirana. If we reject that truth, we are hypocrites.

Albin Kurti is even more honest at this point, that he has never concealed his desire to be a political factor in Macedonia -- to Albanians in Serbia, Montenegro and Albania.

In Macedonia, it has without any complex support of a political co-operative arm with power in Macedonia that has defictored Albanians; in Presevo it has its key; in Montenegro, which has its homeland, as well; while in Albania it has even come and voted against Edi Rama.

Now don't take away his hard - earned merits because he doesn't hide them. He has managed in Macedonia to have his ticket to Albanians in Presevo as well, to Montenegro has made some five Albanian parties -- one for the floor -- and has sent his entire cabinet to the helm of the protest. Only that Michael is out of the way because she doesn't move without her boss.

There is no dilemma that Kosovo Albanians come to protest here together with the citizens of Albania are not only inspired by Albin Kurti but organised by him.

But this is not a disaster. The government doesn't even mind anything. The government has business with its citizens, not with their worshipers. The government has the political battle with its voters, not with Albin Kurti voters. Do not take credit for them in this battle, that all of Albin Kurt's political staff are in Tirana together with the organisers, and you should respect their torment. The government does no harm to their presence except to increase the complacency of the most visible organizers.

The only damage to long-term policy creating such moves is strengthening a spirit of division between Albanians of Albania and those living in neighbouring states, for political reasons. But this has always happened in history. After World War II, many Albanians had an anti-Kosovo spirit from the 4 February act, which was identified with Xhafer Devin. In Kosovo there was a spirit against Albania by identifying Albania with partisans who went to the aid of Tito's anti-fascist army. After 1990, many Albanians in Albania had an anti-Kosovo spirit from mixing Kosovo's policy with Berisha to some negative developments in Albania, as was the 1994 referendum. But when it came to the Kosovo War, all of these fell and Albania opened its doors and hearts.

The inclusion of Albin Kurti in Albania on behalf of Kosovo can do so much harm. Nothing more.

The only thing that could make it even worse is if he <x0...herherheroi” who removed the flag of Israel yesterday from the embassy in Tirana may be part of them, since Ditmir Bushati has assured us he is not encouraged by Iran.

But do not take away the merits that Albint spends more time than forming a government in its place.

Kosovo has been without government for two years, only that Albin Kurti loves all powers, while in Albania he comes to protest why Edi Rama is in power.

Kosovo has made three choices and goes from elections to elections, why Albin Kurti seeks power over votes he has received, while coming to Albania and protesting why the government does not collapse because it has received many votes.

Albin Kurti has the freedom index of its citizens, announced by Freedom House, the lowest in the Balkans, well below Albania, and comes to protest in Tirana on behalf of citizens' freedom. Albin Kurti has the media freedom index much lower than in Albania and comes to protest in Tirana for media freedom. Albin Kurti has his party a political guillotine for anyone who doesn't say “to Papa” and comes to “in Albania” to find her a “babe” like him.

So Edi Rama does well to ignore his involvement in Tirana because it is insignificant, but since he claims to respect him, it is good not to eat and credit.