Events are repeating themselves like in a fairy tale
Our chief editor
Along with the arrest of the deputy, which on the one hand was an important event, on the other it was experienced as something familiar. And in this new case, everyone made their own calculations and lined up according to their own convictions. The left rejoice in the fact that at last the police have acted and show that the chairman of the PD cannot do everything. The right are convinced that the state is being placed under the orders of SHIK and the dictatorship of Tirana. It seems that everything is repeating itself, events appear to be moving according to a familiar script. We know that in the near future Berisha may be arrested as yesterday, the day after tomorrow sentenced to prison, and so on. We feel this sense of repetition also because the processes are similar. The dividing lines between people with different views are being crystallized day by day in a demonstrative way. As we make this observation, it is clear that only a part of people manages to understand the trajectory toward which things are heading. The saboteur, the fugitive, the illiterate, the collaborator, the enemy, as always, are moving toward the creation of a large political front that will be filled with all kinds of anti-Albanians. And misery will reach such a point that part of the Albanians will burn the opposition's books on the government's orders, to demonstrate devotion to the government, while another part will take up arms, in the name of fallen democracy. In such a situation, only one thing remains inexplicable. Who will save Albania from its Albanians? In other words, the government or the people? The former seems clear, because even those who have come from abroad, but who enter Albania in the name of the Latin alphabet or freedom of writing, are indeed giving the process a completely unpredictable direction. That's all for now. If history continues like this, it is possible that yesterday's voters will become today's voters of the devil, or on the other hand will be killed and sent to paradise. What disappoints most in this story is the blockage of dialogue. Extremes of nobility are reaching the basic limit. However much the camp changes, dialogue between political figures cannot be left out. The lack of communication, if it continues, will fall as a punishment upon democracy. And misery, as two years ago, once again belongs to the people. And misery is not the only purpose in life for people. The ability to mediate with the government and others, suffering, moral reflection, and the continuation of life are ways of achieving journalistic success. (Continues on p. 3)