14 minutes agoIncompatible to Abdixhik, he calls them sabotors, and Imri Ahmeti of Gaz Mujarır
Periskopi(an hour ago)
(an hour ago)LDK chairman Lumir Abdixhiku has reacted after two party branches asked him to resign, the branch in Peja at the helm, Gazmend Muhhaxhier, and the one in Lipjan led by Imri Ahmeti. Initially, Abdixhiku, says it would have been more correct that the resignations were facing face-to-face, due to a “long co-operation”, then confirms that he will not resign because he says the issue was addressed in the January 31st Convention.
The two heads, Obadiah calls them sabotagers, demanding their resignations.
“E ensures the broad LDK membership that we will not allow the LDK division projects from deliberate sabotagers to take shape. They failed on January 31st; they failed in the election, they will fail now”, writes Abdixhiku.
Obadiah's full response:
Why were they never satisfied?
I thank them for the coordinated suggestions and requests of the two Branch Committee, Pec and Lipjan, provided through the media for my resignation. It would have been better to do so face - to - face. After all, we've been cooperating long.
I agree that the result on these two branches is not satisfactory. In municipalities where we have governance, the third one shows only the dose of a deep sabotage and a project that is not LDK.
I've handled the issue of my resignation in the January 31st Convention. Even these two heads. Our membership, for me, has spoken clearly. But for poor performance on these two branches, the lowest score in years, I expect the moral resignations of the two heads in question. I'll take it right away.
I assure the broad LDK membership that we will not allow the LDK secession projects to take shape. They failed on January 31st; failed in elections, will fail even now. Since then, with all the obstacles and doubts, in such a short time, we still grew. Today, under no circumstances, at any price, we will allow the will of the overwhelming majority of LDK to be replaced by projects aimed at partitioning, and then the LDK's extinction.
After all, the LDK is not confederation of local interests. Nor a platform of individual careers. The LDK remains a national party. For yourself. Nobody else's; always no other party.
I invite many membership to remain calm in these turbulent times. We will meet each challenge as we know it.
I only regret that in the most important moments of the country's LDK, our internal damage remains a goal. Why were they never satisfied?
