Dušaj: Milatović, if I could, I would beat you with a stick, you are no longer welcome in Malesia

Agron Ago Dušaj, a member of the Main Board of the Albanian Alternative, told Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović that, if he could, he would beat him with a stick.

He described Milatović's decision to return the Law on Amendments to the Law on Real Estate Tax to the Parliament of Montenegro for further revision and re-decision as racism and discrimination on an ethnic level.

He told the President of Montenegro that he was not welcome in Malaysia.

"I'm sorry that I have to address you with the title of President. But honestly, if I could, I would beat you with a rod like the children who used to break out, but that's just a wish, or rather a dream. President, so we, the citizens of Malesia, should block every entrance to Plantaže, at least to the plot on this side of Cijevna. And to start legal proceedings to return our property, because we have the deeds, we have the documentation with which we can return, if not all, then a large part of it to the previous owners. The way you are doing it, this is pure discrimination on an ethnic level, racism, etc. I'm sorry, President, but I have to tell you that you must think, and deeply, that your mother does not deserve all these greetings from the Municipality of Tuzi. And that you are a minor is evident as soon as you screenshot and publish messages, this is below any human level. And to visit you once again, I also greeted your mother.

"PS It's better if your godfather cursed your mother than the whole of Malesia, otherwise you would be the godfather again because you have no cheek, and don't come to Malesia anymore, I mean you're not welcome, otherwise no one will do anything to you, but you're not welcome," Dušaj wrote in the comments on Milatović's Facebook profile, under the post in which the President of Montenegro published a correspondence with Deputy Prime Minister Niko Đeljošaj.

Milatović reported that Đeljošaj threatened him in that telephone conversation, and after the report, the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica opened a case.