Selaković: Kurti is generating instability by threatening to create Greater Albania

In each of his public appearances, Albin Kurti builds his argument on the wrong premise that the self-proclaimed "Kosovo" is a state, and, when that is kept in mind, his entire political construction is one big nonsense.

For example, his claim that the President of Serbia wants to make the self-proclaimed "Kosovo" an "unstable state" is doubly untrue, because Serbia and its president certainly do not want to make their southern province a state, and neither do we want Kosovo and Metohija to be a zone of instability.

It is Kurti who generates instability by insisting on the independence of the so-called "Kosovo" as a given, threatening to create the so-called Greater Albania and sending phalanxes armed to the teeth against the bare-handed Serbian people in the province.

It is also absurd to compare Serbia with Nazi Germany by someone who is the ideological successor of fascist great-power ideas from the Second World War, which, among other things, resulted in the creation of the SS division "Skanderbeg" and terrible mass crimes against the Serbian people.

But, apart from building his arguments on non-existent assumptions, thus making logical mistakes, which also may be a consequence of his unfoundedness in reality, Kurti also consciously lies by falsely presenting himself as a beacon of democracy, peace and stability, and his actions confirm that every day.

Kurti built his political career by overturning trucks and throwing tear gas, and his entire policy was and remains the product of a conflicting rather than conciliatory view of the world, and his messages can find fertile ground only among those who share that kind of attitude towards politics and life.

The fact that Kurti, like many others, is increasingly gaining space in the Zagreb media to inflame anti-Serbian feelings is a phenomenon that deserves special attention and a deeper analysis of whom this suits.