Self-correction of Albanians and dialogue between political forces

The Albanian people, this long-suffering and desperate people, should truly enjoy democratic freedom, becoming a balcony of inspiration for the Balkans and beyond. And as an Albanian publicist and academic wrote here years ago, there is no criminalized freedom, just as there is no violated democracy, and respectively there has not been nor will there be communist freedom in a democratic society. While me and my neighbors, today we meditate on our deputies, who for four years have not set foot in our area. They come only at the beginning of the campaigns, making the buffalo fly and the yogurt sea with realizations and powerful investments. But starting simply and only from personal interests, such candidates for local leaders, and this is already a bell for the next local elections with the new administrative division, where they have run for 30 years in a row, sometimes with one party and sometimes with another. So, where their ideals and morals are sold, there they sit in the chair of the chairman and the adviser. The political systems, which we are mentioning below, have not brought prosperity in every historical period, but in some cases also negative consequences that still weigh heavily on the backs of the downtrodden Albanians. To be emphasized is the fact that Albanian political leaders have generally not stopped fighting for democracy and social welfare. Unfortunately, the sovereign who deserved more and more, benefited from scarcity, poverty, misery, ignorance and dictatorship from the wildest, from which now 30 years are plowing 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. Dialogue is not a specific goal, rather it is a tool, where the parties' compromise is needed. Even less pretentiously expressed the ideological differences between the two corps in the dialogue. What I emphasized does not seem to be worth much to overcome all the barriers, and the question is the fate of the country and of the new generations, to see the future in their homeland, and not to run away as far as possible from the Motherland, motivation not to return. The circumstance that naturally greatly complicates the dialogue is the lack of social culture, without which even democracy cannot function, as a fundamental value in the multi-party pluralist system. As if both parties have fallen prey to all this and have also fallen prey to intellectual apathy, or the lack of it. The generator of conflicts, or conflict in this case, are crises in many identity questions. Of course, when there is a common will and when all values ??are embraced, the desired goal is reached, to form new bodies of executive power. The same is happening in Kosovo, where a possible and versatile social dialogue, where many topics would be addressed, but also the topic of identity. Such strong political polarizations have prevented dialogue even when the state interest and the national interest are in question. When we don't want to understand each other, in delicate situations, then why the hell are we here under this underworld. Everyone would be good, you look at your own actions, and the actions of the people around us, to better determine the mission we have, not only what we emphasized several times. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws. Such strong political polarizations have prevented dialogue even when the state interest and the national interest are in question. When we don't want to understand each other, in delicate situations, then why the hell are we here under this underworld. Everyone would be good, you look at your own actions, and the actions of the people around us, to better determine the mission we have, not only what we emphasized several times. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws. Such strong political polarizations have prevented dialogue even when the state interest and the national interest are in question. When we don't want to understand each other, in delicate situations, then why the hell are we here under this underworld. Everyone would be good, you look at your own actions, and the actions of the people around us, to better determine the mission we have, not only what we emphasized several times. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws. you take a good look at your own actions, and the actions of the people around us, to better determine the mission we have, not only what we emphasized several times. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws. you take a good look at your own actions, and the actions of the people around us, to better determine the mission we have, not only what we emphasized several times. We think that the political forces in power should define the state-power duality, in accordance with the constitutional laws.