Nga Dritan Kaba /
Nje tufe hienash pa dhëmbë që jargëzojnë i jane sulur njeriut qe …
-ka sjelle demokracine,
-ekonomine e tregut,
-lirine e prones
-Lirine e fjales,
-levizjen pa viza te shqiptareve,
-futjen e Shqiperise ne NATO,
-Rrugen e Kombit,
-Zhvillimin me te madh ekonomik ne 80 vite shtet shqiptar!
Sulmojnë njeriun që, e lidhi emrin me disa nga momentet më të rëndësishme të shtetit shqiptar modern:
Demokracinë, ekonominë e tregut, pronën private, lirinë e fjalës, lëvizjen pa viza, anëtarësimin në NATO, Rrugën e Kombit dhe një periudhë të rëndësishme zhvillimi ekonomik.
Kur mungojnë argumentet, fillon baltosja.
Kur mungon karakteri, lind tradhtia.
Kur mungon dinjiteti, mbeten vetëm lehjet rreth gjahut.Historia është e pamëshirshme me ata që shesin bindjet për një karrige. Emrat e tyre mund të mbushin tituj gazetash për një kohë, por harrohen sapo shuhet pushteti që i ushqen.
Ndërsa ata që kanë lënë gjurmë në historinë e një kombi, gjykohen nga koha, jo nga kori i oborrtarëve.
P.S. Nga një student i Dhjetorit, themelues i Partisë Demokratike dhe i gazetës së parë demokratike, Rilindja Demokratike (RD).
(Titulli i shkrimit nuk eshte i autorit të shkrimit)
BERISHA FACING THE NARCO-REGIME AND THE DROOLING HYENAS OF LULZIM’S CAMP
By Dritan Kaba
You can understand the communists and their political heirs;
But those who grew up in the shadow of Sali Berisha, who gained positions, power, and privileges thanks to him, yet today turn against him like hyenas attacking a wounded lion, represent the ugliest face of Albanian politics.
A pack of toothless, drooling hyenas has descended upon the man who:
* brought democracy;
* introduced the free-market economy;
* restored private property;
* defended freedom of speech;
* secured visa-free travel for Albanians;
* led Albania into NATO;
* built the Nation’s Highway (Rruga e Kombit);
* oversaw what supporters regard as the greatest period of economic development in the 80-year history of the Albanian state.
They no longer have teeth to bite.
All they have left is the drool of hatred.
They attack the man whose name became associated with some of the most significant milestones of modern Albania: democracy, the free-market economy, private property, freedom of speech, visa liberalization, NATO membership, the Nation’s Highway, and a significant period of economic development.
When arguments run out, mudslinging begins.
When character is lacking, betrayal is born.
When dignity disappears, only the barking around the prey remains.
History is merciless toward those who trade their convictions for a chair. Their names may fill newspaper headlines for a while, but they are forgotten as soon as the power that sustained them fades away.
Those who have left a lasting mark on a nation’s history, however, are judged by time—not by the chorus of courtiers.
Today, this is not merely the battle of one man. It is a battle between memory and oblivion, between conviction and opportunism, between resistance and submission.
P.S. From a December Movement student, a founding member of the Democratic Party, and a founder of Albania’s first democratic newspaper, Rilindja Demokratike (RD).
AL in Sweden. 