p. 3 FOR THE PUBLICATION OF CONTRACTS OF [...] PARI-'99 PROSTITUTION VIEW NIGHT AND CIGARETTE ROÇE [?]

By Agim NEZA How much party-ization, how much clumsiness has at times taken hold, this the people of the country and here the eternally Albanian people, regardless of city or village, mainly ordinary people, have felt/experienced [?]. Is the latest work being done to push through a pluralistic country with dozens of parties, citizens and spheres almost touched, meant to appear as the solution of the future? Rather than asking that question, it would be better to follow the specific explanations of these new phenomena that we see every day. Why are there such tricks? Because it is more profitable to invent a new party than to invest in a real enterprise, because it is more profitable to build the party office than the farm and the factory, or the local inn [?], because in a political party, like a many-headed monster, crowds gather and are drawn in, shining by making themselves into proto-monopolists [?], and by swelling, but also into dwellings. What is happening with the so-called “pluralism,” and what does this pluralism bring when it does not make either society or the economy better, are questions that are commonly raised these days. A multitude of leaves/names and siglas stretched out like sheets of poems, telegrams, monarchs, slogans, gather in positions that remain occupied to this day for the new orientation of the country. In this way, everything built with a minimal, artificial unit is swept aside and brought into the chain. For the popular truth always remains against it, making pluralism flawed even without needing to invent 53 parties in the gray background. (Page 2)

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Begëja: Whoever does not build has no morality in multilateral relations p. 3 Arbnori: They became Europeans too early and... we lost our moral compass p. 3 Apostoli: The jacks of all trades have put Albanians in a narrow corner [?] where nothing can be changed [?] p. 3

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