FLASH
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Today's marathon session in the Parliament was accompanied by tensions and strong verbal clashes, culminating in a fierce confrontation between DP MP Flamur Noka and SP MP Ardit Bido, regarding the much-discussed issue of properties in Gjipe.
While Noka was speaking from the podium about the abuses in Gjipe, Ardit Bido intervened, which provoked an immediate and furious reaction from the former Minister of Interior. Noka accused Bido of being the mastermind of a forgery for the theft of 22 hectares of land in Gjipe and said that “Gjipe will become your political and legal grave”. He ironically said that “the rabbit sleeps in Gjipe” and that “broken sleep is not solved with costumes and poses”, also mentioning episodes from the past when, according to him, Bido begged him for political help.
Bido did not leave him unanswered. In a direct reply, he said that “the opposition is dirtying the nation’s history” and that “Noka’s suit costs more than his wealth.” He denied any involvement in the Gjipa case and reminded Noka that at the time the forgery allegedly occurred, he himself was 14 years old.
Noka: When the Gjipe issue comes up, raise your hand, that will be your legal and political grave. Gjipe, rest! I bit you where it hurts the most. You know where the rabbit sleeps. The rabbit sleeps in Gjipe. There on the 22 hectares, but don't think that the head of the drug gang will be tall. No, no, that Gjipe will become your nightmare. Because you ordered and are the drafter of a forgery, the mastermind of the theft of the property of the Himariots. I know that you have disturbed sleep, and I remember when you cried for me to help you with some work and you swore that you were from the DP. I know you well, Bujari is a witness and Shpëtim Idrizi was ready to wipe your shoes, you can't solve the problem. Gjipe will not let you sleep until you go to the country. There are many socialists here, but they are not affected by the fact that not everyone has eaten the soup spoon.
Bido: The opposition should not talk about the history of the nation because it makes us dirty. I remember in the past elections how the candidate said 'flaguris nokas'. I don't expect to know who raised the flag or where the flag was raised. How much your suit is worth today, is my wealth today. It falls on me at the age of 14 according to Noka I have submitted a document. As for the fact that I asked for a job from you, at the age of 19 I received 1 million lek. The difference is being rich without working a single day.
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