Lumir Abdixhiku complains: The LDK country unnecessary and harmful

The chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Lumir Abdixhiku, has called the extraordinary party coalition Thursday, following the appointment of July 30th, he has reacted.
He said that although he does not consider the assembly to be fair, as well as to see it timeless and inappropriate, he said he believes in democracy for this and has called the Parliament.
Abdixhiku said that on Thursday the Parliament is determined, then Republika.
Full Posting:
I've called the LDK's emergency convention.
As I was asked, for my dismissal.
In five years as Mayor, this is my fourth Parliament. In three of them, I have made my own appearance before membership and have sought her faith. This time, the same trust has been asked to be retaked; only unilaterally with the request for dismissal. In 37 years of history, this practice has never found place in LDK.
I've considered this place unnecessary, premature, inappropriate. As one-sided process, I consider it harmful; I consider it divisive. Not for my individual destiny, but for the wounds that the LDK has just left. Neither has the time been the time; nor the place; even less the way.
But they chose another way.
And democracy has that. As such, I have to admit. Even when it doesn't seem right. I respect democracy; I believe it. That's why I'm faced. I expect others to behave the same way after Thursday when LDK speaks again.
I will enter this place with conviction, with complete confidence and confidence in our people. And on this road, it'll stay. Because I have nothing but obedience. And out of those beliefs, my call comes out, for the delegates in the League. Stay!
Stay, because, although this is not the Parliament I've been looking for, it can become the Parliament that gives LDK what's most lacking, clarity. The clarity that this great house of democracy is only of membership!
Thursday, July 30th, we determine the LDK.
After that, let us determine the Republic.











