Halil Geci reacted harshly after former Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani spoke about Albin Kurti’s offer for a political agreement with the LDK.
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Geci rejected Osmani’s claim that Vetëvendosje’s proposal was intended to humiliate the LDK. He blamed her for weakening the party, as well as for the ongoing political clashes with Kurti and other LDK figures.
In a Facebook post carried by “Bota sot,” Geci leveled strong criticism at Osmani and Abdixhiku. According to him, the LDK had no genuine willingness to accept Kurti’s offer.
Geci’s full response:
“Vjosa Osmani, tell us: who has humiliated the LDK more than you?!
Vjosa Osmani has reportedly said that Albin Kurti and the Vetëvendosje Movement sought to humiliate the LDK through the proposal for a political agreement.
Now that no one is asking Rrushe where her maternal uncles come from, she is looking for a hair in the butter. Today, she is even troubled by the fact that Kurti calls Abdixhiku a ‘friend,’ although, according to Rrushe, just two weeks ago he compared him to ‘tribal leaders.’
Nevertheless, the question remains perfectly clear:
Is there anyone who has humiliated the LDK more than you?
No one—yesterday, today or tomorrow—can humiliate a party to which you once belonged more than you have humiliated it.
You became involved in every battle against Kurti and Gërvalla. You tried to bring them down and humiliate them, and you spared no words against them. After you left the LDK, you were also followed by people who previously did not know you as I did. You garnered more than 300,000 votes and convinced yourself that they belonged to you personally.
There was not an office, television studio or political podium, either at home or abroad, where you did not speak against Kurti and Gërvalla. Your only aim was for your political curls to stand out above all other politicians.
You parted ways with Kurti through betrayal and returned to the LDK through betrayal as well, thinking that the 300,000 voters would once again line up behind you. But politics does not work that way.
You have moved from one side to the other, clashing with the people who once trusted you.
You betrayed former President Sejdiu and Isa Mustafa. You trampled over those who once opened the path for you in politics, and then believed you could do the same to Albin Kurti.
But this time, you failed.
When you appeared before the people today, you came across as lightweight and shallow, like the mountain bird known as the ‘vremç.’
The vremç has a small body and a big mouth, while keeping its mind on the treetops. But when caught in a violent storm, it often ends up dead beneath the oak tree.
The same happens in politics: when the storm strikes you, a big mouth alone does not ensure your survival.
The maneuvers of the two ‘aunties.’
Rrushe and Lumja, the two ‘aunties,’ as Rugovist voters call them, have fought and continue to fight for the chair. They are using tricks to avoid relinquishing control of the LDK and to hold on to that position. Rugovists must understand this clearly.
Kurti, like everyone involved in politics, knows that your and Lumir’s strategy was to leave the blame with VV. That way, you could tell your voters: ‘We wanted to, but VV refused.’
You intended to take part in meetings without any genuine desire to form a coalition. In this way, you two ‘aunties’ would continue to remain at the head of the party while trying to bring the LDK’s factions closer together so as not to lose control over it.
It appears that Rrushe and Lumja, the two ‘aunties,’ share the same objective: not to hand the party leadership over to anyone else, despite successive defeats!
For those who know you, it does not matter much which of you emerges victorious. The main issue is how you will persuade others to follow you.
You in particular, Auntie Rrushe, have played a major role in weakening the LDK and turning it into an entity that is now struggling to preserve the influence it once enjoyed.
But you, who ruined it and led it to defeat, cannot restore the LDK’s former influence.
Regardless of what offer Kurti may have presented to you, you did not plan to enter a coalition. I had told everyone this before, and that is exactly what happened.
The PDK was more forthright and stated unequivocally:
‘We will not enter a coalition with VV, period.’
You, meanwhile, created the impression that you were holding negotiations, even though the political decision had essentially been made earlier.
For this reason, do not now describe as ‘humiliation’ a proposal that you never actually intended to accept.
Before accusing others of humiliating the LDK, you should ask yourself this question:
Who humiliated the LDK and brought it to this state?
We will speak and be heard.
Time will prove it!”
