FLASH
Shkruar nga Sokol PepushajIn our political village, the state has become a cow that feeds only the calves of power and corruption. On May 11, this cow may give birth to two different calves: an American calf and a European calf. Will this political twinning bring more milk to the people?
In the canton of corruption, where politics is done like a shepherd's trade and where governance has been reduced to an alpine pasture for those in power, our state has for years turned into a docile cow that everyone milks. They milk not only its gentle calves, but also any other "calf" that descends from the forests of crime and corruption.
This obedient cow called the state will calve again on May 11. And as usual, expectations are high. This time, humanity's throat is even drier from the lack of milk, cheese, meat and all the other state products that they never try. Accustomed for 34 years to a single calf, with a blue passport, that they know well in all political farms, people are tired of the same face that has not yet learned the first alphabet of law and welfare.
But now, as US President Donald Trump signs an executive order stating that "American beef is better than European beef," our people ask with hope and wonder: What if our cow gives birth to two calves this time?
An American calf and a European one! It is not a fantasy, but a sincere desire, which would bring a change in the political scene where for decades only one calf has enjoyed every privilege, leaving the people to stare hungrily from outside the fence.
Imagine this: two calves, one American and one European, who, after fighting and pushing each other around for a while, finally come together to protect the state cow. Two strong calves, with dragon horns, who keep corruption at bay and who, for the first time in so many years, give a little milk and justice to the peasant who feeds the cow.
An American calf and a European calf would end an era where local political calves only milked the cow and never fed it. This modern pair of calves would at least allow for alternating milking, and certainly a more acceptable justice and welfare for all.
For this reason, on May 11, the villagers will no longer wait for a single, gentle, old-faced calf that drinks milk all its life and invites the “calves” from neighboring farms to share the spoils. Instead, they are looking for a twin birth that brings forth two calves with a new mindset and new political courage.
One cow, two calves: one American, the other European. Only in this way would May 12th have meaning and there would be hope for a better future./ Pamphlet
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