According to Enis Veliu, the writer of this editorial, Hashim Thaci insists to remain in power in order to become untouchable for the Special Court, while from the economical aspect, his dependents would increase their illegal wealth. Veliu considers that Haradinaj’s persistence in principal has a personal motive as well, and not a national one as he is trying to present it in the public opinion. Another mandate in opposition would endanger his party to a serious extent. He has given away all the positions only to keep his post as Prime Minister, therefore any clashes among the after-election coalition would seriously harm Haradinaj and his party.

Isa Mustafa’s LDK is in a similar position. The latter has nominated Haradinaj for the Prime Minister of Kosovo, due to the lack of personal courage, and despite the fact that his party has almost the double amount of votes. For Limaj’s recently established party, this is the last chance. His party depends directly on the fate of the current coalition. Another round of elections, would leave this party out of the Assembly.

Albin Kurti’s party on the other hand, appears to have forgotten the ideals and principals promoted until recently. This party is using the situation where each party is fighting for its existence, and it is setting new conditions each day.

If the current blockade continues, Kosovo will be further destroyed in both political and economic aspects, since both groups are trying to loot whatever is left in the poor Kosovo, a country where politicians lead a European life and apply African standards.