Flakadanë me parfum signed

The MPs of the pair, Berisha-Bardhi, can be anathema for everything, chaos in the assembly, jamming, burning of tables, noise in the dome of the sky, for destruction and punches, quarrels with the guards and everything else and for all these they deserve the designation revolutionary. Undoubtedly, they can be called heroes, centrist opposition men and women for writing history with flash actions through parliamentary chaos. All these musketeers, who have put force and destruction in front of the word, supposedly in the name of the constitution and in defense of the freedoms of the opposition and pluralism, are making the most extravagant mess inside the hall of democracy. And then they raise their voice that the assembly does not allow them to do everything in that building, it is enough to achieve their goals to protect the leader from justice. Precisely, these prominent and trained gladiators are also labeled as a breed of loyal politicians, who never leave their boss in need and anyone under investigation by justice in the mud. Likewise for the most ingenious achievement of this century, the transformation of Albanian parliamentarism from physical to technological. From live debates on the podium to telephone, cell phone or call center type, where he speaks, his voice seems like the well-known character of the movie "Face to face", where the commands given by phone sounded like female voices. But why not, said the actor Kadri Roshi, the great actor, is war commanded by phone? No no no! Thus parliamentarism does not work by phone or online, but what can be done today if the deputies lie down in the square and let Berisha and his soldiers set fire to the parliament hall? Until now, there has been a lot of talk about the fact that the MP does not take responsibility for what he says. Agree, let him say what he wants, insult and accuse, but can it be tolerated when he destroys the hall of democracy? For the pulpitists, it is a North Korean dictatorship that the guard is stationed in the hall, which is an obstacle to the chaos in the parliament. Why do you need the guard, gentlemen of the majority? Just to hinder the opposition action? This is intolerable as the lecturing MPs are prevented from taking the action to the finish line. To set fire to the tables, chairs, podium, microphones, why not take out the pens, pistols and iron gloves to put an end to it, not just parliamentarianism, but also the deputies themselves physically. This would be the most rational solution that would end the plight of the opposition and this would solve the majority-opposition conflict once and for all. It's been two months since the opposition, the part of the pulpits, added to Gazmend Bardhi's deputies who made the indomitable, the strong, the torn revolutionary, fight the frontal battle with the majority every day. They have used all forms, all methods, but the result is zero opposition benefit. They have not scored any additional shares. Anyone can verify in a few minutes the citizen's opinion, read the messages online, to contact the citizens and be fully convinced that such actions are punished by force and the truth of the monstrous action and without any value for society is shown. This action serves only one person and it does not change anything for him as it is a matter of justice and not of politics. As we analyzed the MPs of force and chaos can be blamed for everything. To be anathematized. To be criticized. To equalize their share with zero quotas, but for one thing they should be recognized. To date, they have excelled at the methods they have chosen to attract the watchful eye of the guard. In the beginning, it was Salianji who was able to bring all that fire into the hall. A lot of speculation was made. It turned out to be very special. All those fantasies about how Salianji had put in all that flame were thrown away. And no one found it. He had disguised it ingeniously. He had thrown it to the guard. But hiding a flame is nothing, it doesn't say anything new. What remains as a highlight was the introduction of Flakadans on Monday during the budget debate. This particular day was sad. A flare was not inserted and that's it. Dozens entered. And the way to break through the guard was very specific. Finally the most ideal disguise was found. Flacadans were inserted into the signature perfume bottles. And perfumes are not lacking among the stylish MPs of the pulpits and white-collar workers. Most of the money is spent by ladies of parliament on perfumes. And perfume bottles are ideal for masking flare-ups. These are signature perfume flares.