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The pyramids have fallen; where are the architects?
When will Blerim Çela read the list of “Xhaferri’s” sponsors?
The pyramids have fallen (not all of them), but who built them?
When will Blerim Çela read the list of “Xhaferri’s” sponsors?
The pyramids have fallen (not all of them), but who built them? So far, the question has remained unanswered.
built them? So far, the question has remained unanswered. The government is trying to distance its membership from itself, while citizens and politicians accuse only it—the Government. Blerim Çela, too, who tried to convince himself more than anyone else, only added to the confusion. He rattled off a river of figures (as he might chew gum) and did not forget to mention the 50 thousand dollars sponsored by “Gjallica” for Çela’s own party, and 5 thousand for PR (the figure for the PR-Vlora branch may be 3 thousand). Now Blerim Çela is expected to read out on television the names, too, of those who received sponsorships from “Xhaferri.” But will he read them all?
The state is still not speaking honestly. What is missing is what the economically ruined citizens themselves might call transparency. It is difficult to believe that the architect of the gigantic foundation called “People’s Democracy Xhaferri” was a man of ordinary intellectual ability, educated at night, with half-baked financial knowledge, named Rrapush Xhaferri. No one swallows that as the truth. Even less can it be claimed that the “Sude” company had as its architect her, the imprisoned Sude, who not only could not have built the pyramid, but knew nothing about pyramids. Poor Sudja herself, a victim of the real architects, said at the offices of “Republika”: “I am a hired hand.” And she could not have been anything more than that.
So who are the real architects? It is not enough to speculate, but in a way the state cannot absolve itself simply to come out looking cleaner, when it appears to be compromised. No matter how much Meksi shouts, “we are innocent, the left-wingers built the pyramids,” the people not only do not believe you, they stick their tongues out at you.
The mysterious imprisonment of Gërxhalliu[t?] and his wife, and the couple Kadria’s temporary release until their escape with their service passports was secured, compromises the state to such an extent that even Blerim’s recitation on the television screen can do nothing for it.
When pyramids are built, it is known that those who build them, the sly ones, are the first to be arrested; perhaps this explains the imprisonment of Sude, Xhaferri, Gërxhalliu[t?] and the others. They cannot and must not speak, or they will speak when the architects give them the order. But will they speak? It is difficult!
In any case, one can guess who the architects of the pyramids without pharaohs inside are.
Strike-bound students of Vlora. Photos: A. Babani
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