FLASH
Shkruar nga Frrok Çupi
He came, but with 'mosquitoes' under his skin. He has this argument, even though he says: 'death to traitors, death to Edi Rama'.
I felt like I was really itching with an inner discomfort when a video recorded in front of the former Central Committee between someone 'from the diaspora' and MP Erion Braçe was leaked yesterday. It looked like something under the skin or like something a mosquito had bitten.
His face wasn't visible, but he just loudly produced the 'diaspora' passport. How many Delenx people are saying that 'we are from the diaspora', how many have never admitted it.
Ilir V., an early friend, painter and journalist, was so bothered by this 'epidemic'.
-Don't ask me!, Iliri exploded. "I have one of these right here!".
"'One of these', meant 'one of these who pretend to be 'diaspora in protest'.
Some of them have even arrived at the 'flamingo' protest in Tirana. But most of them are not from the diaspora, they are in areas where Albanians live around the borders of our state. Even those who are 'from the diaspora' are people who do not work in the world or are problematic even for the laws of the state where they are. One of the 'diaspora', had escaped a prison sentence in London, was caught abusing children. She came to the boulevard and 'took care' of the children of some idiot parents who entrusted the child to her.
But that's how it is in general.
The subject of a comedy is the case of Ilir:
Opposite him, where he has a small business, a villa has been built. Its yard alone is over a hundred square meters. In the middle of Tirana. Where the 'Gramoz Pashko house' once stood, says Iliri. Because he measures the spaces with the characters of the 'revolution' of 1990; he himself was a student of December. He also participated in the protest for the first two days.
-I saw that this guy had come from outside in front of me. He even came to me a couple of times. In the afternoon he was going to the protest. Apparently he saw that the number of his friends on the boulevard was being counted on his fingers. Then he became nervous, as if there was something under his skin. He came here to me and said:
"Here in Albania, mosquitoes eat me. I have a lot of mosquitoes in my villa."
-Okay, okay!- I say.- But get out of here. The mosquitoes are eating you in your villa and you come here to itch!. Get out!'.
In fact, the essence of all that is happening is this. All of these people are 'itching' on the main boulevard of Tirana. They are itching to be and not to be. The citizens of Tirana are annoyed, saddened by the dirty words they utter, by the hooligan behavior they manifest, and by the evils they are causing to the country, its economy, its image, and its tourism.
City life is one thing, these people make it up is another.
But those who are already left in 'protest' are fighting someone else's war and are simply concerned with the peace and prosperity of the country.
Practically, this 'villa guy' came from America because his son who lives in the villa called him. He said, 'Come protest, because you have no commitments!'
He came, but with 'mosquitoes' under his skin. He has this argument, even though he says: 'death to traitors, death to Edi Rama'.
The 'diaspora guy' who appeared in front of the Assembly headquarters, where the CC headquarters used to be, shouted that 'I am from the diaspora'; but he did not show his face.
I believe he was 'from the diaspora', from those who in Tirana only know the Skanderbeg monument and the headquarters of the Central Committee. He wanted to shoot 'mosquitoes' in the face of a deputy, and he found Mr. Braçe. He had also borrowed a journalist from Fane. He shouted as much as he could: 'Trash, trash!..., the end has come to you.' However, the journalist and the media from Fane repeat that 'the deputy is aggressive', not the real aggressor.
Those who are self-absorbed and do nothing else have violently taken the right to attack anyone, to curse, to lynch, to show the rope and the bullet in the middle of the boulevard... But the other person has no right.
When they have nothing to do, they find the alibi that mosquitoes ate them in the yard.
We, all citizens of the country, are responsible.
In the entire architecture of this event, this is precisely the climax: They come to Tirana to be scratched. They have thousands of 'insects' carried in their lives.
Here are the symptoms:
Thousands of doses of drugs were seized in the crowd, which was moving from hand to hand. Missionaries of Islamic terrorism were caught and expelled. Missionaries of the Islamic Republic of Iran who are threatening our peace and the West have been targeted. One of the leaders of the protest and a candidate for prime minister was caught in criminal money laundering; he 'sold' a 125 square meter villa for 15 million euros. Other traffickers have come from all over to hide from the law here in 'garumbull' - as the Tyrants say. The most outspoken leader declared that there are influences from foreign countries in the crowd.
Every kind of insect and infection is being cultivated in that crowd. The one from the diaspora who felt it on his skin said that 'mosquitoes eat him'. It just itches here. But in fact he has it with him.
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