FLASH
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We missed the note he leaves every Monday when he goes to SPAK.
Sali Berisha was sick today. Given his age and the viruses that are rampant, it is normal for this to happen.
But what do Albanians miss one day if Sali Berisha gets sick?
First, we missed the morning statement before SPAK, about the criminal Altin Duamni, the mafia boss Irena Gjoka and their connections to drug and crime gangs in Albania.
We missed the note he leaves every Monday when he goes to SPAK, cursing them with a house book. We missed those 30 people who accompany him down the balcony and follow him to SPAK. Then we missed the press conference at 12. Today he was likely to comment on the dynamics of the war in Tel Aviv and Tehran, as well as President Trump's gesture that he had not recommended killing the Ayatollah.
We then missed his visit to the Assembly and his speech about the theft of votes by drug and criminal gangs, who have taken 28 deputies - enough for him to be called the winner. We miss his sitting in his seat in parliament, after returning from the podium, Albana wiping his sweat with a handkerchief and Flamur adjusting his chair.
We then miss the announcement that on this television it will be in the afternoon and on that television it will be in the evening. There he would talk about the recount that starts on Tuesday and that will expose Edi Rama's manipulation. Finally, we will miss the announcement that Edi Rama controls the media and does not let him go anywhere.
Tomorrow begins a new day. If he is still in bed, he will watch the boxes reopen, like an anesthetic to dull the pain of the great loss of May 11. Like those people who, at the end of their lives, want to repeat the bad news because they don't want to believe it when they hear and see it for the first time, he too will hear it one more time that he has lost.
When you look at all these things we have lost today from a banal virus, you realize in whose hands the fate of the opposition is. In the hands of a virus!
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