Bukoshi against Rugova
The President of the Republic is beginning to resemble a clan chief...
The symptoms of this phenomenon are already becoming apparent, little by little. The mere call for institutions is demagoguery. The government is the greatest challenge posed to the Serbian occupation. Political parties are essential components of a democratic system, but their existence does not hinder Serbia, which wishes to integrate into international political and financial institutions. The government does hinder it, because it shows whom a people obeys. And whom it wants to represent it. Even if we put forward the hypothesis that we do not need a government in exile, this question then arises: who exercises sovereignty in Kosovo? Political parties will rightly seek to find Kosovo’s representative. Parties are forces that represent specific percentages of the electorate, whereas the government represents the people’s will. Efforts to destroy it, if they are not directed outright by Belgrade, at least serve its interests. page 5
Napollinjan of the very harmful practice of working in Prishtina, which could lead to destruction. Some people, who also enjoy the support of the President of the Republic, are working systematically to destroy Kosovo’s institutions, including its government. If things continue this way, the destruction of the institution of the President of Kosovo will be the final act. In that case, the President of the Republic begins to resemble a clan chief. The symptoms