I inform you, Mr President, that I took the photo that I had taken with Edi Rama in pieces!

We, the common people, especially the provincials, we the fringes, as they say, keep our eyes and ears from the television screens. We can't wait for the ads, investment announcements, the completion of a road or everything else, which is announced on the screens, and all the attention is focused on the politicians, the leaders we have in charge for three decades. Their every word is absorbed like water when it falls on dry land from the lack of rains for a long time. In reality, we Albanians are tempted by politicians, we eagerly listen to their every word as if the jewels of Ali Baba's fairy tales were falling from the heavens. But why? Aren't they our guides, the ones who lead us, keep us alive with courage, raise our hopes and faith for the happy life that awaits us once they ascend to power?! We are so attentive to what the politicians will tell us about tomorrow for the coming month that we remain open-mouthed, curious, all eyes and ears. That they are for us the sun, light, rain, air, they are our very life. Without them there is no progress. We would lack development. It would stop moving forward. Our freedoms and rights will end. It is this respect for our leaders that we wait for them with flags and hundreds of cars decorated with their portraits with party flags and many slogans with: Long live and high, calling their names as if they were the Messiah himself who had just descended to earth. To bring us abundance and prosperity without limit. It seems to us that the mountains momentarily turn into giant chocolates and the sea into yogurt. We all run to grab the spoons to fill up until our stomachs growl. Rightfully so. We are guaranteed all the best by these super politicians who started when they were still in school and today have become grandparents with grandchildren. The hair was changed. They became white. They wrinkled. They got rich. They changed wives and got younger ones. They left the small houses and live in the saraje. They became businessmen and great couples. All knowledgeable and competent who know everything that happens here in us and around the globe. The attention these days is focused on the debate of the betrayal of Prime Minister Edi Rama involved in affairs with the senior FBI official, an argument that has become the headline of the day. He himself, Sali Berisha, and the co-coalitionist of PL, Ilir Meta, have been placed at the head of this giant action. It seems that Rama's contacts with the former American official have unfolded as an extraordinary disaster as an act of destroying Albania's relations with the USA. For days in a row, all the visual media, all the opinions, the debates in the studio between the analysts, the only topic has been Rama, presenting him as the prime minister who sabotages the relations with the countries with which we have strategic relations. And I use them to annihilate the opposition! Politics has been put on the offensive as if everything is related to the former FBI official, as if our life began after these contacts and nothing existed before them. The minimization of the entire political history of a state, the unity with these contacts of the government is clarified only in the light of their illumination. It is truly a no-winner folly. Even less can the opposition gain credibility and raise its stakes, without talking about the fact that these contacts have created the bed for a revolution, as claimed for the February 11 protest announced by Berisha as the end of Edi Rama's regime. According to him, this day will start with big objectives and the protesters will return home after they have overthrown Rama. These leaders of ours forget that yesterday in power they judged every protest as an attempt to take power by force and refer to January 21, when the state was protected from the coup organized by the leader of the opposition Rama. Berisha's statement about the revolution of February 11, is a melody with piercing sounds that Albanians have heard so much that they are velor and do not become curious because the organizers of the revolution have been made the same noise every time there has been a protest. Then there are these leaders who have told us that power is taken with votes and revolutions are closed strategies since we live in a democracy and the changes of power are not in the hands of the leaders of the revolutions, but the Albanians with votes. Let the old revolutionaries hold on a little longer and let the young ones not waste all their energies foaming with statements and appeals as if we were in 1917, before the Leninist revolution. What we don't hear these days! There is talk of fear and panic everywhere. The Albanians are preparing to return to the old times, to put the bankers and the bankers on standby, to take out the old rifles from the shelters, put on the armor and put on the helmets. Many citizens have left their homes and are taking refuge in caves. It is fear for life. You have to keep your head because the revolution does not forgive you and we who have known many revolutions have even more responsibility to protect ourselves from the soldiers of the revolution. From everything we are hearing these days, I singled out a message from my favorite leader, the chairman of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta, to, among other things, take all the measures that tomorrow after the February 11 revolution, to eliminate any trace of meetings with Edi Rama. I deleted the messages. I removed the phone number. I tore off a gift tie from him. And finally, in order to save myself from shame, I inform you, O Chairman, that I made pieces of the picture that I had taken with Edi Rama some time ago! And yet I'm still afraid that someone might have this picture at home and publish it and shame on me! Although these are fantasies I am afraid again. ok me I said that I only had a single photo, what about you, President, where are you going to take the thousands of photos you have with Edi Rama around Albania! And I say how much you will be ashamed, my friends, when the Albanians will look at you with a smile that you are in the same picture with Rama!