The media, the government's hired killers

2024-01-17 16:20:00, Opinione Basir Çollaku

The media, the government's hired killers

Basir Collaku

In the dictator's regime, beyond the 90s, there were several newspapers, of course with a party and security filter, mainly an extension of the service, in the function of overall control. The Voice of the People, the Voice of Youth, the Union, the Teacher, the Light, the newspapers of the long-ago meal often had reprimands within the system, more than 90 percent of the media today, in relation to submission to power. Today, mostly the traditional media, without leaving aside the massive part of the social ones, is a government business, where information and more and more often programming are served to the prime minister and ministers, or they are embroidering their orders. They are increasingly opposing the government, building an economic relationship with it, a harmony of financial interests.

The national media have gone off the tracks of all representation, being involved in the informational sector. They have become producers of another reality, cooking up crises away from the government of power, in detailed cooperation with it, to provide it with support, thanks to lies. For almost 90 percent of these media, Albania has joined the EU, Rama is a global leader, Veliaj is a global mayor, the ministers are the best of the 30 years. The opposition is the main culprit when government affairs do not go well. More than 1 million Albanians have left their homeland for astronomical reasons, not for lack of living services and economic conditions.

Drug trafficking has been minimized, we have also taken second and third place in addition to the first place held for years. Today, thanks to the support of the government, we have managed for our mafia and criminal groups to supply themselves with cocaine in Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, everywhere in the producing countries in Latin America, no longer depending on the big distributors of ten years ago. Bana King and her sisters unload some bananas in Durrës, or Rinas, among the cocaine, the trailers and trucks go out and unload the inconveniences and return again to make the papers. Thinking dummies with texts supplied in the bordero, comb the ram-fuge-Veliajt tail, surprising even the payers for the overzealous diligence.

The prime minister and his government corrupt the number one of the FBI's counterintelligence and the media in Tirana see this event as a success, compromising American national security, according to the federal prosecutor's determination in the senate. The incinerators for most of the media were payrolls and advertisements, sewing up investigative and denunciation mouths, for the destruction of over 1 billion euros in public taxes. Looting of properties, cannibalistic biting of the coast, and recently protected areas. Publishers in Albania, owners of national and local media, in over 90 percent of them are:

Builders of buildings, winners of tenders, concessions, strategic investors, tourist villages, one hand from earthquake damage, one from power elections, the other from luxury villas, projects from foreign donors, with government intermediaries, incinerator owners, hidden beneficiaries wealth, tax evasion, employees without contracts in the dark, salaries with two pairs of balances, and many other sins.

They sit with their backs bowed to Erion Veliaj, they count with him imaginary trees and Swiss air in Tirana, they are blinded by the concreting, and the looting of flower gardens, cinemas, theaters, with his signature. Nobody on the face of this earth expects opposition from these. They bring out live jokes on the screens because they have the label on the minister or mayor's clothes, instead of sausage, beef, donkey brain, or criminal deadness. They are eunuchs caught in the impossibility of opposing their benefactor, the prime minister, and at the same time the chief evil-doer of the Albanians, Edi Rama.