Spahiu, Albanians, Greeks, Serbes, Sllavo Macedonians, all has the rights to unite in national state. Himara has the rights to make referendum as others..
"The US Embassy asked me 8 years ago not to have any relationship with Albin Kurti,,,...", Kreshnik Spahiu brings out the backstage that cost him dearly in 2013 and comes up with an urgent call
WRITTEN BY SOT.COM.AL
March 26, 2020
Former head of the Red and Black Alliance, Kreshnik Spahiu has come under strong reaction on social media following the overthrow of Albin Kurti's government in Kosovo.
Spahiu tells how 8 years ago the US Embassy asked him not to have a relationship with Albin Kurti, but he did not listen and according to Spahiu it cost him dearly in 2013.
But despite always supporting Albin Kurti, Spahiu raises concerns that Kurti should not have strayed from the principle of "Self-Determination" and attacked the US, which has "paid for the land of Kosovo".
Not only that, but Spahiu calls for national unity: “To have a Greater Albania, even without Albin, and not a small village with Hashimi's mayor!
The post of Spahiu in FC.
The name of Vetvendosje, legally translated, "change of boundaries".
The US Embassy asked me eight years ago not to have any relationship with Albin Kurti, but I did the opposite and with the support I gave, I took on a political cost that cost me very heavily in 2013.
I know Albin Kurti personally and have been supporting him for almost 10 years without reservation. I was the only politician from Tirana since day one and until the last election I called: "Vote for Self-Determination".
Today when I opened facebook I saw that it was occupied by the publication of Albin Kurti's "heroic" but anti-American speech and that thousands of people were selling it as the savior of Kosovo's "independence".
Unlike my friendship with Albin Kurti, I opposed Hashim Thaçi because along with self-determination, all the blacks protested against him and Hashim personally attacked me but in this analysis I want to be as cool and objective as possible.
Did Albin Kurti deserve this support?
We have talked with Albin Kurti for several years about "changing the borders" and not keeping these borders today.
We were the only two parties in the program to have a "referendum on border change".
I adored "VV" because it adopted a classic legal concept of international law by its name.
"Self-determination" is the basic principle recognized by international law that peoples have to determine their own destiny, the future of the borders in the territory where they live, applied through a popular plebiscite.
Peoples are "ethnically" entitled to vote by whom they want to live.
Territorial autonomy and the principle of self-determination brought in the time of Tito in Yugoslavia the administrative borders of Kosovo as autonomous provinces, but Yugoslavia never allowed a referendum of 6 republics or 2 autonomous provinces.
Ibrahim Rugova was the cornerstone that unilaterally organized the historic referendum and decision to proclaim Kosovo a Republic against Serbia's will.
Today, Albanians have two states, but they live in 6 states at the same time.
In Northern Macedonia we have gained the status of a nation-state and are not a minority.
In Serbia we have several territorial and administrative entities designated as a consequence of Albanian ethnic coercion in the south of the current Serbian state.
In Montenegro we have two municipalities also dominated by Albanians.
In Greece, the situation remains complicated because Albanians have been forcibly expelled for decades, and in the event of a referendum they have neither the right to vote nor legal status.
Not too long into the analysis:
"A great and natural Albania" can only be created by the principle of self-determination, which implies a referendum on changing borders.
If we do not change the borders then we will have only 2 small Albanians living today.
Edi Rama's Albania and former Albin Kurti's northern Albania.
Don't know why Albin has forgotten the name of his party?
I don't know why Albin no longer mentions the principle of self-determination?
But the question arises will Serbs, Greeks or Macedonians have the right to self-determination?
Of course yes!
There are only two ways to change borders:
1- By Balkan war,
2- By vote through peace and agreements.
- The former most likely have neither the guts nor the backing because another ally we had, the "White House" yesterday Albin called: "The Black House" and declared it an enemy country.
- The second way peace and agreement requires a strategy and preparation of a national platform for negotiations. Albin is not Messia to rule out every corner he has the talks.
Albin was fortunate to be elected prime minister of Kosovo with 26% of the vote.
In setting up the government, he was delayed 100 days to build it by arguing over who the ministers would be and did not spend even 100 minutes discussing dialogue with Serbia and relations with the US.
It was 100 days late and it ruled 50 days.
In 50 days he did not commit any heroism.
Furthermore:
- he even removed the tax
- Everyone voted against him, with the exception of some ministers and Vjosa Osman who if they did not have these chairs that Albin donated to them would vote against him.
Kosovo will go to the polls again, but Albin Kurti, before seeking votes, has to show why he abandoned the principle of Vetevendosje and the name of his party, which implies changing the borders.
Presheva must vote,
North Mitrovica must vote,
Himara must vote, (understand with Northern Epirus)
Kukesi must vote,
Skopje must vote,
Kumanova must vote,
I do not believe the stories of Hashim's sale of Kosovo because changing the borders is not decided by the president.
Changing borders is done by referendum, and there is no sign of Hashim or Albin, but the vote of the people in the Balkans.
In theory, it may happen that neither Kosovo nor Albania will join me. I speak theoretically and not practically.
So, for unification or division, people decide on voting and not Albin and Hashimi with speeches.
We Albanians don't have to be so stupid to be fooled into judging who loves Kosovo more than Albin or Hashimi.
Albin Kurti must wake up and see the truth: Kosovo without America today would not be an independent state and Albin Kurti would not be Kosovo's prime minister but mayor of the autonomous municipality of Yugoslavia.
For these reasons, Albin needs to understand that Kosovo is a "land of the home" from America because she has paid her "mortgage" very expensive.
Albin has only one way to negotiate with the mortgage chief on the Self-Determination principle.
Don't even believe the fairy tales of George Soros' scripts because the Self-Determination Movement has more Sorosians inside it than the "White House" which is a prison for Soros as Trump is his fierce opponent.
Time to have a Greater Albania even without Albin, and not a small village headed by Hashimi.
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