Agron doesn't look like

2025-04-06 16:10:00, Opinione Edison Ypi

The devils who want to steal the votes of Albanians do not declare themselves, do not prove themselves. They are competing with each other, who looks like them: one like Sali Kulla, another like Edi Rama, another like Koçi Xoxja, Kadri Hazbiu, and then the ugliest and most criminal models of the dictatorship like Haxhi Lleshi, Lenka Çuko, Simon Stefani, etc. They are not leaving a communist corpse unburied to prove that they resemble, imitate, respect, honor, the vampires.
Without talking about Sali Kulla, who not only resembles, but, from the tip of his hair to the tip of his toe, is identical as two teardrops to his brothers, millions of communists around the world from Cuba to Korea, from Korea to Russia, from Russia to the SHQUP, all the others resemble. All the others who are running for Parliament, similarity and Bolshevism oozed from their eyes, ears, noses, mouths, and all the other details.
Surrounded by all this depressing uniformity of ape-like characters, I lost hope that there was anyone worth it, and I decided not to vote. Unworthy, even shameful, call it criminal if you wanted, I admit it, but I couldn't help it.
When I accidentally saw Agron Shehaj on TV.
I didn't get tired of concluding within a few minutes that Agron Shehaj, never, for any reason or cause, resembles, nor has he ever resembled, anyone, in anything.
In today's socio-political mess, Agron Shehaj is the only individual who is unlikeable, different, natural, with a serious political line, demure, authentic.
There is no sign, no trace, near or far, visible or invisible, clear or faint, of the infernal qualities that others have written on their foreheads: Nomenclature trickery, communist beastliness, dictatorial beastliness, blind worship of dictatorship and the dictator. Those
who resemble him, such as Sali Kulla who resembles the dictator, or Sali Kulla's scoundrel who resembles Sali Kulla, steal, destroy, and sell the interests of the country at the stall.
Those who do not resemble him, those like Agron Shehaj, get things done, maintain balance, and keep hope alive.
Not the officers' boys, not the suckers of the nomenclature, nor the neighborhood thugs, who look like two drops of water to each other, but only the incomparable Agron Shehaj is the One who keeps his word, fulfills his promise, does not let the candle of hope go out.
No one is more clear than Agron Shehaj that one does not enter politics to steal, extort, and become rich, but only to fix and enrich the country for the benefit of all.
No one better than Agron Shehaj definitively unmasks Sali Kulla, this serial loser, this congenital communist who to this day calls the Parliament "People's Assembly", this compromiser of conservative ideals, killer of the hopes of Albanians.
Agron Shehaj does not even think of drafting open lists in which to abandon serious and naive democrats who do not want to believe the electoral fraud, and closed lists for unscrupulous swindlers who guarantee the continuation of the theft at the expense of Sali Kulla.
Agron Shehaj will be the one who will restore the lost honor of the Albanian democrats who were trampled for so many years by Sali Kulla and his hounds whenever he wanted to.
Steal, lie, manipulate, propagate, pay the swindlers with stolen money, get rich, lie again, promise again, steal again, burn again, destroy again, this illegal criminal chain, this cycle of terror that risks wiping Albania from the face of the earth and annihilating Albanians, will be put to an end by the visionary capitalist Agron Shehaj.
With the seriousness and will that characterizes him, Agron Shehaj will make Albania more serious, more dignified, more majestic, with as few men with thin voices and women who thicken their lips with ass meat.
Agron Shehaj is more than clear that the polar star that will lead Albanians on the difficult path of progress cannot be any of the populist, vulgar, materialistic hordes that are tearing each other apart, but only the idealistic former mayor of Korça, who, after working honestly for the benefit of the community, passed away peacefully in eternity.
One day I heard that Agron's motto, which is not similar, is: The misfortunes of humanity do not come from the stubbornness of the minority, but from the arrogance of the majority.
The sky fell on my head.
It felt like I drank a sea of ??wine./ CNA