FLASH
Shkruar nga Ramazan Bekteshi
This "storm" should also cleanse the eternal deputies, entrenched in politics without results and without responsibility.
The avalanche of VV and its allies yesterday buried the opposition political parties under stones and wood, as punishment for the citizen's anger for ten months lost for Kosovo. Ten months of political blockade, where the opposition neither accepted cooperation with the winning party, nor was it able to form a government. And to make this punishment even harsher, the avalanche was accompanied by a "storm".
The "storms" are expected to continue in the coming days, throwing into the street the leaders of parties that failed to win any municipalities, or only two, as was the case with the "second party". This "storm" should also cleanse the lifelong deputies, entrenched in politics without results and without responsibility.
The losing parties must hold accountable the party leaders who during the campaign did not talk about work and programs, but obsessively dealt with Kurti, preaching that he would “never again” become prime minister. The people reacted in a plebiscite: they voted for the prime minister who does not give up, the prime minister who integrated the north of the country, but whom the opposition viewed with suspicion and attacked without ceasing.
The hope is that this "storm" will also influence the reformation of the critical thinking of some journalists and analysts, who in the past have abused the profession in the name of free speech, through disinformation and slander. Also, to stop or professionalize the game of polls that shamefully failed — or were misused with evil intent.
Yesterday was a frosty, but bright day for the most recent election history. The slogan "Don't give up" triumphed, "Together. Forward." was defeated, while the slogan of the "academics": "Choose hope" was finally extinguished.
Kosovo yesterday passed the civic test with high international standards, without incidents, thanks to voters, the CEC, but also political parties.
The victory celebration ended late at night. The winning party now has unfinished business ahead of it, so it must roll up its sleeves and face the challenges that lie ahead. There is no time for complacency. The victory should serve as additional motivation to accomplish the tasks that were not accomplished in the previous mandate.
The winning party remains indebted to the citizen who voted for it. Therefore, it must act not with arrogance, but with humility and serious commitment to improve institutions where they have defects and to advance them where they have proven functional.
The future of this country is filled with hope. There should never be any bowing to internationals when the sovereignty of the country is at stake, otherwise the punishment will be the same as that suffered by the opposition, severely punished by the sovereign for excessive vassalage to foreigners.
Now the burden remains for the new government to choose professional and meritorious cadres, capable of leading the country towards economic progress. There is full confidence that the next Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, will surprise with new state advancements in this mandate, just as he surprised with strong leadership in the previous mandate, when he faced the aggression in Banjska, terrorist acts against infrastructure, a brutal Serbian regime, an unworthy opposition and a slanderous and disinformation television studio, but he emerged triumphant.
Sincere congratulations to the winning coalition for the plebiscite vote.
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