PD seeks to rise above Berisha
Berisha again calls for regular and democratic voting. Selami excuses his defeat with humorous statements
PD in power accuses the opposition of manipulation (?)
No one, and least of all Edi, can play with the votes of more than 1 million Albanians
(page 3)
Early elections are inevitable
- No one forced Berisha to seek this vote of no confidence
(page 2)
Veli Budo, another member of the Constitutional Court, declares:
"This constitutes a great stain on the Constitutional Court"
(page 4)
Disturbing evidence shakes the Albanian people
Albania does not shake off the shoulders of the communist dictatorial dream, but the "O" of the dictatorial future
Albania does not shake off the shoulders of the communist dream, but the "O" of the dictatorial future
Failed and servile party members, former pillars of Albanian thought or the written word, are not accepting the collapse of the dream of communism. A magician is trying to manipulate; they alarmingly go and fall on TVSH and try, with some words and things, dragged along and marked with blue on the forehead, the eye beneath disappointed. "O" has been the word of revolts, with us all across the face of TVSH and some words and dragged along and marked on the forehead, but now they have "O" the power of the new dictators. Manipulative "O" to close it in the way of the new dictators. The sharp blades of the scythes, they said "O" to the Tirana summit, they said "O" to the demands at the Islamic Conference. "O" of the command of Monday, drugs and weapons, "O" of the regime charter, of this mediocre governance, without patriotism and without humanity, and we cry out.
For months the Western TV has been dragging hundreds of Albanians across the screens of TV with communist "O"s. "Koha Jonë" and others have not ignored the voice from this danger. Instead of taking and learning from what is already being done with a newspaper and a world press, it no longer writes in capital letters, but writes on the first page of the damaged page in small letters. We cannot squeeze into one letter the solution of the responsible heart of an anti-communist, but the solution can come from the abyss of poverty and the degradations the Berisha government is vomiting out. It can no longer vent by reminding with laughing insults, with banal irony and by insulting the intellect of Albanians while paying with tears to announce the word. "Koha Jonë" is obliged to say that Albania does not shake off the shoulders of the communist dream. "Koha Jonë" speaks in the name of freedom, because we do not want to raise another regime just as vile as yesterday's. Nor, instead of taking and learning from the former regime, should a government that made slaves be uprooted, but a government that disappointed them. But Albanians need another mentality and another morality in order to live.
A. FRANGAJ