Agon Maliqi returns VV’s goal: After entering the field of disciplining analysts’ opinions
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Express Newspaper
14/09/2026 23:33
Analyst Agon Maliqi and MP of Vetëvendosje, Ardian Gola, have responded remotely to each other through posts on Facebook.
Maliqi told Reuters that if Thaçi is acquitted and released, this could shift the balance of power in Kosovo politics more towards his pro-Western opposition party and restore confidence in further cooperation with the West for regional security.
After him, Agon Maliqi, says that Ardian Gola “has spent a little time in the field of patriotic policing and disciplining the opinions of analysts in the international media, without having the courage to mention names, but with an easily understandable target anyway”.
His full response:
Deputy Ardian Gola spent a little time in the field of patriotic policing and disciplining the opinions of analysts in the international media, without having the courage to mention names, but with an easily understandable target anyway.
In the worldview of the ruling mindset of Kinostudio Albania e Re – where reality is a field of flowers drawn by Baba – to say that in Kosovo the verdict of The Hague can arouse strong emotions and have an impact on the already strained interethnic relations – not strained, as Gola claims – even emphasizing the fact that this CAN BE ABUSED BY THIRD POWERS (read Russia) for staging – this was grist to the enemy’s mill. Therefore, insists the MP, critics should not be surprised if someone calls them traitors.
In a second post, MP Gola, obviously disturbed by the lack of responsibility of the analysts, comes to the real pain and complains why they are talking in the international media about the implications of the verdict in domestic politics, and not about the general consequences for Kosovo. Perhaps, if the MPs of Kinostudio Albania e Re were ever invited to comment on something for the international media, they would understand that journalists ask a commentator many questions, but select only those quotes that seem necessary to them.
If MP Gola had developed a sense of smell and patriotic vigilance for those closest to him – he would have discovered among his fellow MPs, ministers and advisors many authors of writings and international studies with the most racist, criminalizing and slanderous content towards Kosovo, which have made even the theory of organ trafficking possible and credible.
Maybe one day – if he sits down and reads the many international papers to targeted critics with the genuine eyes of an academic, and not with those of a vice president of an assembly elected outside the rails of the constitution – MP Gola can understand that he does not need to go out and write kites.
Until then, I wish MP Gola a peaceful life in this situation of complete inter-ethnic harmony – where the overjoyed Serbs organize attacks on the police and continue to vote for the Serbian List, while Sweden goes north every day with bouquets of flowers – and I apologize on behalf of the internal enemies for lack of vigilance and disruption of comfort.
