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We must remember that absolute kings or delusional presidents of a country have brought great damage to that country.
It is a fact now that in Albanian politics today there is still no political class that can have a debate at the high level of the European Union parliaments.
The debate in politics is certainly political, but it can never depart from the reason and logic of fact, or the political idea of the moment.
And it is known that it is only the opinion of the dictator in a dictatorial state, as well as of the absolute leader of a political party, who do not accept this political reason, which certainly belongs to democracy.
But the question that arises for us Albanians in this case is this:
But here in Albania, do we have delirious politicians today who are in power or close to power?
Yes, we have such people, but there is still no legal force in Albania to take such individuals to a psychiatric analysis; because an individual's delusion about himself is a mental illness.
Here, in Albania we have a case of delusions of grandeur from a senior politician. Because it was Sali Berisha who a few days ago told his opponents in the parliament hall: I am Sali Berisha, you fools, I am Sali Berisha.
And they listened to him, but if he were in any developed Western country, of course the parliament, by special decision, would take him for a psychiatric analysis, just for what he said: I am Sali Berisha, you fools, I am Sali Berisha.
And we must emphasize that, according to modern psychiatry, this expression is the result of a delusional psyche, because this type of expression has been said in history either by a delusional dictator in a dictatorship, or by an absolute and delusional king in an absolutist monarchy.
But today for us: this expression that Saliu said in Parliament and was heard universally by the entire public opinion in Albania is enough, precisely for this reason, the Albanian Parliament, with a special decision, should have sent Berisha for a psychiatric analysis, to diagnose him with the question: Is this individual affected by delusions of grandeur?
And we must remember that absolute kings or delusional presidents of a country have brought great damage to that country.
Albania, too, we must remember, suffered greatly from the delusions of grandeur of the dictator Enver Hoxha, who, deep down, felt as if he was ruling the world with his own ideas.
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