FLASH
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Some go to America for photo news, some struggle away from President Trump's friends for photo news...
The Prime Minister, who is also known everywhere as the chief thief, has great merit for all the good works of SPAK to date.
The last electoral campaign, this one of May 11, where thieves were allowed to buy votes with stolen money, is the face of 34 years.
A spectacle with the scent of votes.
The cream of the Socialist Party is under accusation of corruption and crimes, while the opposition's hypocritical makeup resembles a plastic rose, like the ones we place on the grave of a dead person.
But who killed the thieves?
They were killed by justice, which itself is under accusation for wealth and possessions that no one knows where they came from or how they grew.
Amidst the shouting about who stole more and who stole less, few people thank the thieves who took the bait for "wherever they go, don't kill them!"
The verses of poetry written by former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj do not inspire the symphony orchestra of the artistic troupe that is eating itself.
Prosecutors, each in their own shadow, fear the paper palace that the chief thief has built for them, which is why the files that the government officials burn are closed.
He can turn on anyone, with an order from Alex Soros, who also takes credit for the good work done by the architects of corruption and mass exodus in emptying trust and extinguishing the lamp that illuminates the anti-American path.
Statistical figures, where everyone promises what they don't deliver and does what they shouldn't, we have not only in every inch of the Republic, but everywhere these people can't find a way or a friend in the West to take pictures.
Some go to America for photo news, some struggle away from President Trump's friends for photo news.
The photomontage with the elites of society at the doors of justice is assembled by us, before America dismantles the scaffold where the thieves are doing some good deeds, throwing mud in each other's faces. / Pamphlet
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