Gafur Mazreku: Femi Abdiu got me into trouble with Azem Hajdari
EDITORIAL By Cenf COBANI Pages 12, 13 Gafur Mazreku: Femi Abdiu got me into trouble with Azem Hajdari
At least, if we had a prime minister
When the strip has been carried out, with all its contents, everyone understands that somewhere there is a hidden or camouflaged lie in today’s drama. It had been dealing with the 'burning of the capital', where government officials of every color have melted away and vanished. And speaking of this drama, we are not attributing to its lordship, the country’s chief prosecutor, the qualities of a 'service' to the system’s misdeeds that are taking place. At least as a press, in these times we are sketching enough so that it can be understood, and likewise before the eyes of the Albanian public, we are not playing the role of spectator either. That is, neither are we. By now the government has no footing in this country. There stands a Mega-Nano for the main show of governance. There stands a government that is leading the country to the edge of the abyss. There stands a government that sent Albania’s youth into emigration. There stands a government that flaunts itself before the citizens. There stands a government that gives the orders and would also make the prime minister of this country. At least, if we had a prime minister!
At a time when the same prime minister wandered about, who for other faults would be verified and would pay with no life and no profession. Whenever he acted against order and freedoms, I remember him more than the values of the opposition and certainly more than the state of its security. Here another full-scale exchange happens, if this contradiction is removed from what is called Kurum. And even in this case they do not need, on stage before our eyes, a condemned government and a government that is on the brink of catastrophe, or has become such. (Call it what you will, in this case the wet one was born. It was happening in Tirana with means and power amid the existing shortages; it has become much more meaningful, as the losses, one after another, are arriving with frightening speed. This government, with everything it is doing and the way it appears before the media in its strange presentations, flaunts itself before the Albanian state and openly shows it the opposite of what 'kills' it. This is what they call the head of the house first, because de facto in our country there is no prime minister and prime minister! By throwing this week into a frozen situation, in the next scenario that is unfolding, entangled by the intrigues of decomposed politics every day more badly. Everyday politics, with the pretension of the one that governs the country, brings honest impartiality to the elections, it is understood, in the 'cycle of rotation'. A lack in the capital. I saw on television that they also need a prime minister to deal with the judgments of the world! and to keep it on its feet. That is the issue. As for the rest, we can throw it into the rubbish, at least in Lushnje, on the day the reform was announced, stripping away the honor of the power bloc that is still in its hands, as in every case and every passing of it. Being here and in the end, and nevertheless, this drama continues its mysterious course. Perhaps it is bringing another day. Perhaps it is bringing a new drama. Perhaps it is bringing a fallen government.