Monika's boot yesterday and the pro-parliament arsonists today

Monika's tens of thousands of euros boot, which she once removed in parliament to hit Edi Rama, and today's pro-incendiary arsonists, are connected by the same goal: the unprecedented attack against justice to protect their families in the investigation of the crimes committed and the wealth they stole from this people. The opposition supporters of Berisha have never felt closer than they do today. When we see Salanji, Noka, Bardhi, Nallbati, Korreshi, Vokshi, who set fire to the parliament, one feels not only hatred, but also a certain pity, how Berisha is using them for the trouble that has caught him. Even then, Monika, who supported the opposition "guerrillas" in the parliament, sought at all costs to protect the indicted head of the General Prosecutor's Office, Llalla, so that her family and Berisha's family would not be affected by the property stolen from this Fukara people. . Everyone remembers how the opposition threatened and howled at that time, that the General Prosecutor could only be elected if they "walked over their bodies", as they had declared when Gramoz Ruçi was elected Speaker of the Parliament. Jozefina e Saliu even became braver when she blamed the one who "didn't put a bullet in the forehead" of the socialist leaders. Aren't the accusations of Berisha, who threatens justice with accusations such as "criminal gang", "corrupt Edi Rama's scapegoats", "gangster structure", etc., for the same purpose, but even more wild and completely mischievous? just to save the family and the groom from justice? Just like Monika yesterday, the Salianjas, the Noks, the Nallbats, the Korreshes, the excited Vokshas, ??who set fire to the temple of democracy, have neither the plight of the Constitution nor the plight of the suffering people, but to violently prevent justice from doing her work towards the Berisha family "non grata". These types of deputies know very well that Berisha is the main shield of all the filth of this extremely corrupt caste, who follows him "from defeat to defeat" and is the last hope for them to take a place in the next Parliament. The smoking and flame-throwing opposition probably tries to imitate the actions of Albin Kurtin once in Kosovo, but they are light centuries away from him. Albini was a patriot, he had national causes and motives, he had the people behind him, because he presented an alternative and raised hope for the future, while these losers are completely lonely, abandoned and stained, and the nickname of "non women" blocked their way. The Albanian people will never be convinced by this opposition. Neither Salanji and Noka who light the flares, nor Bardhi who breaks the guard's arm, nor Nallbati who punches his colleague like a boxer, nor Vokshi who puts the incendiary tools in his underwear, nor the "years" of Argita who was "middle class" and was " përvëluaka" for the future of the people's children. But in any case, the situation created in the parliament by the waywardness of some oppositionists, the non-appearance of Saliu before the justice bodies, leave a path for your bad hints to the Albanians who really love democracy. There are some "authorities" and "analysts" who think that "Berisha can't escape anymore, because justice catches the rabbit with a cart!". But as it seems, our justice does not have such a "cart" and Berisha is not one of those "rabbits" who easily falls into a loop. It would not be even worse if there is a cooperative situation between the parties, as some conspiracy theories circulate. The question arises: is it possible that SPAK did not recognize him under the Constitution, after which Berisha uses him for not appearing before the justice bodies? Hadn't Berisha always ignored the justice authorities, never appearing when they summoned him? How is it legally explained that one judge sends Malltez to prison and the other, with those facts, returns him home? Why is the parliament silent about an important law that it approved for cleaning politics from spies and ex-communists? Where do MPs like Salanji, sentenced to prison and Nallbati, indicted in the prosecutor's office, find the strength to continue their attacks on the parliament more ferociously? Why doesn't the guard have the right to react when he is pushed, his arm is broken, he crashes against the chairs, he is slapped and the Kokoros deputies brag that immunity "protects" them? These actions bring people's faith in justice and give them the right to think that the deputy and politician wearing power can break doors, can punch, can set fire to people's property, can even kill. can you want it, and you can't find anything since he has immunity? It's disgusting when you see the MP "voted by the people" tell the guard on duty: stay ready, because I want to beat you! The people see it all and can no longer blind them, not even the experts who enter the parliament supposedly to collect "facts" to file criminal charges, as they did on January 8 when Berisha set fire to his party's headquarters, as they gathered. evidence" for the tragedy of "Gërdec" and the murders of "January 21", as they "convicted" Salanji for defamation, as they put Bardhi before criminal responsibility for the murder in Elbasan, or other denunciations that are now turning into comedy. In no country in the world can it happen that a person under investigation, even if it is the biggest one in the country, does not appear before justice, when called. A simple prosecutor in the USA, for an ordinary act, brought Clinton, the greatest President of the world, to his knees, while a piece of Berisha, descended from the mountains of Vi?idol, insults and threatens prosecutors and judges again and again, regardless of the strength the law gives them. Some try to justify that "prosecutors and judges are also people, they have families" so they should be beaten. If this is the case, it is better for them to leave office and not to violate their dignity and the force of the law. Monika has been hiding for days, poor Illyrian sometimes speaks in a low voice, only Berisha bleats on the streets and on the podiums of hypocrites, making himself the prosecutor and judge, the chairman of the parliamentary group and the brave leader of the pseudo-position. Here it is not a question of whether or not a decrepit old man of a former ruler with a mountain of crimes on his back is punished, that he has done his days, but about the precedent that is being created for the new Albanian justice system, that who has power first does not go never in prison.