FLASH
Shkruar nga Spartak Ngjela
If we don't defeat corruption, we Albanians will have no future...
For two days now, there has been talk of a six million dollar ghost floating around the sick waters of the Democratic Party. But Albanians, as well as the press, do not feel any concern, or have even written about this issue.
And how can they feel concerned when they know that these have been and are the top politicians in Albania for 30 consecutive years.
And time moves on with them, which is why Albanians rightly say: we have nothing to do with them, because that's how they all are.
And our time, as long as it is occupied with this psyche, it is understood that there will be no development.
But how has the advanced West resolved and developed this moral issue, because, according to history, it is proven that even those states that have established justice today, in their beginnings, have gone through corruption.
Yes, they have gone through corruption, and therefore their great people correctly understood, established, and developed into the system the great theory that corruption and state abuse can only be fought with a fair and uncorrupted judicial power.
And therefore our answer to this issue is: if we do not defeat corruption, we Albanians will have no future.
But we must emphasize that this can only be achieved with an uncorrupted judiciary.
Can we Albanians achieve this kind of power today?
No, the signs are showing that once and for all, we have the impossible.
If we fail to have an uncorrupted prime minister and an uncorrupted parliament, then we can certainly hope that we will have an uncorrupted state and are moving towards development and prosperity.
Lini një Përgjigje