TIRANA – Another shameful gesture was committed by Albanian protesters yesterday. As is already known, for days the Albanian government has been rising up against the greedy protesters, demanding their removal from Tirana's main boulevard as incompetent, and emphasizing the real problems of the protest, which the organizers have not only not solved, but have not even added water to the fire.
But the insidious protesters, instead of addressing the concrete concerns raised by the government, have regularly tried to divide the cabinet by name-calling.
The latest case was their brazen mention of the Tall Head of Government, not only with posters on the boulevard, but also through a series of posts and photos on social networks.
"Watch out, this guy here has been stealing for 26 years!" said one caption, below a photo of The Tall One, reflected in a completely incorrect way, probably stealing.
Not only that. Another accusation against Gjati was even more untrue. A banner read: "He who once simply drank his head, now he invests it in towers and elite tourism!"
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It is not the first time that protesters trained in social engineering and in separating the frightened or defective lamb from the flock have taken on specific names of the Socialist Party, the parliamentary group or the government.
They do this because they hope that the government cabinet will be disoriented and not focus on the real problems of the protest, such as Greek-Iranian-German espionage, but will instead pursue secondary topics such as corruption, the destruction of the economy by drug money, the emptying of the homeland, and the selling of the last pieces to the first son-of-a-bitch who happens to be the right son-in-law in the wrong place.
Thus, one of these concrete lambs was Bella Balluku, for whom the protesters had the shamelessness to declare that she should already be in prison. Bella has stolen in tenders for tunnels, roads, ships with fuel oil, energy... she has stolen since she was little, from the municipality, and then from Albkontroll, and then from the government, relentlessly, without stopping... she has swept up everything in front of her like a vacuum cleaner, until even SPAK, which rarely notices these things, said: "Enough now; what the hell has this woman got into?"
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In the previous days, the protesters, because they have no arguments, have dealt with other specific names of the two governments, the one of the offices, and the prison government – ??because as everyone knows, I Gjati operates with two cabinets, one for SPAK and another candidate for SPAK – instead of dealing with the overall performance of the government.
Among those unjustly targeted by the protesters as pickpockets, scoundrels, and scoundrels were Taullau Bau and Hulusi Banja. Other names mentioned as illustrations of socialist intellectual excellence and the Tall One's ability as a talent scout were Prof. Dr. Zegjine Ç., and several of her friends.
But what has shocked the socialists the most is their mixing on the same lists with the Doctor's opposition by the protesters. In a diabolical way, the latter claim that the Doctor has stolen and killed, while the leftists, being the most delicate, have only stolen and sold.
Thus, in an attempt to divide all of the politics of 35 years, protesters have brought together, through posters and memes, the Doctor and the Tall One, Albana Vokshi and Manastirllesha, Taullau and Baz Gardhi, Nuk Moka and Zegjinena.
The latter reacted nervously: " Oh my god, how can they put me together with Nulin Ere, with that disrespectful person? He has made 300 thousand, 400 thousand, 233 thousand mistakes! The gas in front of him is a star. Oh Gasoooo!"
SP (or PD?) However, the Doctor has supported the protest. He has stated that the demands of the Albanians are right, Gjati must go, and he should come to power as the new blood that the country needs. Regarding the 99% of protesters who want him in prison with Gjati, the Doctor stated: “They are minorities infiltrated by Soros, in collaboration with Greek-Iranian-German espionage.”
Note: Patrona?isti is a divided satirical column. It writes in the morning, while in the afternoon it notes the protesters in the square.