Prime Minister Rama has once again responded with harsh tones to the opposition from the Assembly Forum regarding the Srebrenica genocide. He emphasizes that this is not an ordinary resolution, but it is the beginning of a path that will lead to Strasbourg. As he calls the members of the opposition "barbarians, sign it", Rama says that this is how he taught them "baca", referring to Sali Berisha.
' This is not an ordinary resolution. It is the beginning of a road that will go to Strasburg, it aims to move the Council of Europe, j to move the stagnant waters of the Swamp of Skopje. Who to talk to? They have no homeland. They have neither religion nor faith. When they take the microphones they are alienated. They say that's how politics works, stick the knife to whoever you can, where you can, as much as you can, and you even ate it and your country has no problem. This is what the father taught them, from whom they remember being separated.
Now America has divided them that there are some who do not ask about America, there are some who think that nothing should happen to America and they are supporting it. If you look at the history of the resolutions, it's what I told you, how many times they have a problem with running to exhume the bones to Srebrenica and then they enter the competition of who catches and who grinds more bones from Srebrenica here in the Parliament. Barbara. Barbara, sign everyone. You remember Kosovo here and you remember falling to Milosevic in the other world every time the real world moves under your feet ,' Rama.