Former Kosovo official on "highway of ethnic discourse"

"Prishtina youth often decide now on ad-hoc basis to spend the weekends clubbing in Tirana, and vice-versa," writes Selimi.

The privileged youth must be meant, not the offsprings of families who have to live from 300€/month which is the majority.

There are national routes and there are European routes, genius, and Nis-Durres will hopefully be a European route. As such it simply can't be named after the stupid village you were born, Petrit! Never got a driving license, Selimi? Never got a kerri, Selimi? Never drove through Switzerland, Selimi? Ajajaj Selimi ajajaj. No European routes seen Selimi in Albania? Go ask prishtinalijte Selimi, those who fled to Belgrade alongside Serbs during the liberation war, Selimi, and most importantly, keep listening to Sputnik ;) No more Radio Free Europe for Selimi? Ajajajaj Selimi...

The highway is really being prepared for NATO troops. They will offload their weapons from the port of Durres, and then take them to Nis and then beyond to the Black Sea.
The U.S./NATO is wanting more road infrastructure of their armies.
The Serbian government is a puppet and Serbian people were fools to vote for Vucic and his government.

On the points. Serbia will always insist on the ethnic before civic identity. It has done so in 1990s, it has reconfirmed the policy with the new constitution and it has remained so now under Emperor Vucic and his entourage.

The weird thing about Selimi is that Selimi is one of the few well-educated Kosovans who seem to acknowledge the fact that nothing jeopardizes Kosovo's legitimate interests more than its' politicians lack of will to implement Brussels agreements. In fact, both Selimi and Thaci have been consistent in promoting full implementation of said agreements in articles and interviews and I just find it hard to believe that all of a sudden Selimi discovers via Sputnik that there's a risk that Belgrade might prefer Tirana to Prishtina as its direct and sole counterpart. Wrapping it up, Selimi, Vucic is the same Aleksandar who called Mustafa months ago begging him to support common projects, but you were probably like 'look at this idiot from Belgrade, we want'em dead, he insists on common goals'! Belgrade is left with no choice but to hear Rama's farts, that's the point, shqipe.

There are national routes and there are European routes, genius, and Nis-Durres will hopefully be a European route. As such it simply can't be named after the stupid village you were born, Petrit! Never got a driving license, Selimi? Never got a kerri, Selimi? Never drove through Switzerland, Selimi? Ajajaj Selimi ajajaj. No European routes seen Selimi in Albania? Go ask prishtinalijte Selimi, those who fled to Belgrade alongside Serbs during the liberation war, Selimi, and most importantly, keep listening to Sputnik ;) No more Radio Free Europe for Selimi? Ajajajaj Selimi...

On the points. Serbia will always insist on the ethnic before civic identity. It has done so in 1990s, it has reconfirmed the policy with the new constitution and it has remained so now under Emperor Vucic and his entourage.

"Prishtina youth often decide now on ad-hoc basis to spend the weekends clubbing in Tirana, and vice-versa," writes Selimi.

The privileged youth must be meant, not the offsprings of families who have to live from 300€/month which is the majority.

The highway is really being prepared for NATO troops. They will offload their weapons from the port of Durres, and then take them to Nis and then beyond to the Black Sea.
The U.S./NATO is wanting more road infrastructure of their armies.
The Serbian government is a puppet and Serbian people were fools to vote for Vucic and his government.

The weird thing about Selimi is that Selimi is one of the few well-educated Kosovans who seem to acknowledge the fact that nothing jeopardizes Kosovo's legitimate interests more than its' politicians lack of will to implement Brussels agreements. In fact, both Selimi and Thaci have been consistent in promoting full implementation of said agreements in articles and interviews and I just find it hard to believe that all of a sudden Selimi discovers via Sputnik that there's a risk that Belgrade might prefer Tirana to Prishtina as its direct and sole counterpart. Wrapping it up, Selimi, Vucic is the same Aleksandar who called Mustafa months ago begging him to support common projects, but you were probably like 'look at this idiot from Belgrade, we want'em dead, he insists on common goals'! Belgrade is left with no choice but to hear Rama's farts, that's the point, shqipe.