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It is impossible for the Shkodra region, much less its socialists, to be insulted in such a serious way by a political clown...
When various media outlets in Europe pumped syringes of sponsorship to turn a girl who had set up a bar on the shores of Lake Koman into a star, this was welcomed by Albanians. After all, it's not bad to promote people who have interesting initiatives to promote employment and protect traditions. But there comes a time when this propaganda that hasn't stopped for years is becoming stale, to the point of disgust.
How can a few individuals who sell cheese and pickles, or lay out sandwiches in modern inns that Edi Rama calls guesthouses, change the social and economic situation?
All these people who have become the cream of the Prime Minister's propaganda for years have not occupied the screens and social networks in vain. Everything has been done to fill the void of the futility of the 12-year Bablok government of Imer Lala, and to deafen the frightening bells of government corruption.
He copied and pasted it from Enver Hoxha, who filled the murder of his comrades in the war to maintain power with 'loopholes' and 'threats'.
But Enver, his 'lenkas' and 'themi', selected them carefully; they had to have graduated from school with a 10, be distinguished employees, not have committed any crimes, or at least like their village.
Enver Hoxha never made the MP for Shkodra choose a character like the neo-mountaineer of a tavern in a lost place, establishing him as the political icon of the most important northern district in the country.
There would be no problem with the government's respect or support for an exotic venture on Lake Koman, or even in a village in Lezha, just as there is no problem at all if they are forced to become propagandists for the Bablok of Imer.
But it is impossible for the Shkodra region, much less its socialists, to be insulted in such a serious way by a political clown.
Shkodra, or rather its socialists, today has high-level intellectuals, whether in professorships, in world-class enterprises, or even artists who, unlike Bablok of Imer, are famous without becoming prime ministers.
Placing a character, who has intentionally brought him up as a political caricature, is nothing more than an absolute insult.
An insult that Enver Hoxha, who killed and persecuted many representatives and intellectuals of Shkodra, did not inflict. After all, he chose as deputies or leaders, at least normal and educated people, managers and respected people in the city.
This insult comes from great hatred, it comes from a lack of Albanian genes, because for everyone, Shkodra is the heart of national culture.
To insult him to this point is not something a character who really has neither 'faith nor faith' can do. An Aromanian with roots who doesn't even know his own roots, and who has only been left in the hands of Uncle Spiro, which Enver Hoxha used to find cadres.
At the end of his life, Enver wanted to bring into the government a highly educated man from Shkodra who had excelled in the "five-year-old's works", and he brought Spiro Koleka to test the man from Shkodra, who, when told that Enver wanted to put him in the government, responded honestly that he felt ready to contribute, as he had always done in his work.
Spiro replied: The commander wants you to be loyal, because he has more than enough sense! This is how Babloku of Imer has found the "young men and women", who know nothing else but to repeat like a parrot that they "are fascinated by the words of Edi Rama who fights for history". As a believer in a headscarf said yesterday, whom Spiro's nephew had chosen only for the latter. / Pamphlet
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