Politicians and Albanian society

A politician is a person whose politics you disagree with; if you agree with him, he is a statesman, says David Lloyd George. Albanian society and politicians are not prepared to stigmatize to the point of freely allowing deadly substances, harming not only our youth, but also society in general. So my mind tells me that we are mentally ill when we undertake such initiatives. We have carefully followed the actions of our politicians in the parliament, mainly the opposition, the statements but also the media writings of the analysts, it seems that something that is in order and on the right path, is suppressed, underestimated, and these hallucinations of these evil mouths , simply, are inexplicable. Fortunately, political and socio-economic developments do not depend on these little souls, that Albania is not their personal property. And, with all this, educational, political, economic developments, that is, social developments in general, do not depend on these pseudo-politicians. So are we, the Albanian society, sick? This without a doubt. This is not even worth mentioning. Now, we have to find the medicine to recover from this disease, and the sovereign believes in the governing majority. Political systems, not every historical period have brought prosperity, but in some cases also negative consequences that still weigh on the backs of the suffering Albanians. To be emphasized is the fact that Albanian political leaders have generally not stopped fighting for democracy and social welfare. Alas, the sovereign who deserved more and more, benefited from scarcity, poverty, misery, ignorance and dictatorship from the wildest, of which for 30 years now they plow on the backs of honest Albanians. But such thoughts, as we judge, harm the Albanian issue in general and the Albanians of Kosovo and North Macedonia, in particular. The Albanian Balkan spaces remain configured within a bitter geographical and historical reality, since not only did the Albanians remain living in six states. In the Balkans, there are no big and small, with the new changes and realignments, in our peninsula, slowly everyone will understand that there are no bigger people, everyone is equal. We Albanians have not yet formed as a nation in the full sense of the word. Albanians still do not have a national program that would emancipate them in terms of raising national consciousness, for their own protection, not to attack others. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws. Democracy should not produce unnecessary conflicts between politicians, rulers and parties, but with the defining vision to design new strategies for alleviating poverty, for the unemployment curve to decrease, we want to have electricity and water for every day, to have as much less swearing in parliament and as much income as possible for the poor, justice for all, no murders, suicides, tritoli krismas, threats, rapes or abuses and political convictions should not be used for narrow personal interests as has happened and it happens often. Therefore, this youth that carries progressive, development and democratizing values, should not only be appreciated, as it deserves from politics and the Albanian state, but also to be supported and supported to give it the necessary spaces, where I can give its help to make possible the exit of our country once and for all from the protracted transition. Young Albanians, educated inside and outside the country, should not leave the fate of the homeland in the hands of an outdated and out-of-fashion political class, which does not have any modern vision in the way of governing and deepening integration reforms. We must be determined and convinced that our country deserves to be like other countries in Europe, being the young intellectuals who will lead Albania, their homeland, to the vision of the new century, unlike their predecessors , of a different policy, but of course being supported by society and popular opinion. where I can give her help to make possible the exit of our country once and for all from the protracted transition. Young Albanians, educated inside and outside the country, should not leave the fate of the homeland in the hands of an outdated and out-of-fashion political class, which does not have any modern vision in the way of governing and deepening integration reforms. We must be determined and convinced that our country deserves to be like other countries in Europe, being the young intellectuals who will lead Albania, their homeland, to the vision of the new century, unlike their predecessors , of a different policy, but of course being supported by society and popular opinion. where I can give her help to make possible the exit of our country once and for all from the protracted transition. Young Albanians, educated inside and outside the country, should not leave the fate of the homeland in the hands of an outdated and out-of-fashion political class, which does not have any modern vision in the way of governing and deepening integration reforms. We must be determined and convinced that our country deserves to be like other countries in Europe, being the young intellectuals who will lead Albania, their homeland, to the vision of the new century, unlike their predecessors , of a different policy, but of course being supported by society and popular opinion. Young Albanians, educated inside and outside the country, should not leave the fate of the homeland in the hands of an outdated and out-of-fashion political class, which does not have any modern vision in the way of governing and deepening integration reforms. We must be determined and convinced that our country deserves to be like other countries in Europe, being the young intellectuals who will lead Albania, their homeland, to the vision of the new century, unlike their predecessors , of a different policy, but of course being supported by society and popular opinion. Young Albanians, educated inside and outside the country, should not leave the fate of the homeland in the hands of an outdated and out-of-fashion political class, which does not have any modern vision in the way of governing and deepening integration reforms. We must be determined and convinced that our country deserves to be like other countries in Europe, being the young intellectuals who will lead Albania, their homeland, to the vision of the new century, unlike their predecessors , of a different policy, but of course being supported by society and popular opinion.