Kosovo as private property
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Kosovo
Albanians celebrated Feb. 17th their first year of sc. Independence.
Among normal praising statements and congratulations there was also
various definitions of the status of this Serbia's separatist
province. Newest for me was one of which the former PM Ramush
Haradinaj used. He addressed many criticisms toward the Government - a
quote (Koha Ditore, Zëri, Epoka e Re):
State
as private property is quite good description about how matters
stand. I have earlier described circumstances in Kosovo with “Quadruple Helix Model”
where government, underworld, Wahhabbi schools and international
terrorism have win-win symbiosis. First I was thinking that Kosovo is
sliding to be a "failed state" now I am tending to the opinion that a "captured state" is better definition - maybe Kosovo's ex-PM is concluding the same.
Other definitions were also heard during "celebrations - here few of them:One
Kosovo Albanian political leader, Mr. Demaci, said that his dream for
independence was different and he kept stutus of Kosovo as "half independent" (Epoka e Re and Kosova Sot)
Serbian PM Mirko Cvetkovic described Kosovo as "a virtual state on the Serbian territory" (RTS)
The
Assembly of (Serbian) Municipalities of in Kosovo adopted a declaration
and "dismisses as non-existent and legally invalid any act and activity
declaring the independence of the quasi-state of Kosovo and forming the institution thereof". (RTS)
From
the other side one could note that celebrations went without incidents so as positive point
one could conclude that conflict has rised on the level of words which
is real progress compared region's past.