The November 5th vote as an inspiration for the courage to choose freedom

By Grigels Muçollari

Although Trump's 4 years in the White House left a mark on the economy there, on security, but also on world peace, we don't know how this mandate that he has just won will be.

What we know and what we saw is not a little, perhaps it is the most important thing that comes to us as a word, as an inspiration from the most powerful democracy on the planet.

And the message is simple. Free people make a difference.

Americans have been attacked all these months by anti-Trump propaganda, by a systematic attempt to distort reality with polls and with the influence of the media and the Hollywood and Showbiz industry.

Infinite money, the media and the justice system. All together on one front, imposing themselves on whom the citizens should choose.

An atmosphere that reeked of capture, corruption. But all this edifice fell, because the American citizen decided to be free and found the courage to live and put his freedom into action.

The free American citizen turned back all the middlemen who were singing in his ear what decision to make.

It turned back singers, artists, celebrities, ignored polls, rejected propaganda, rejected the imposition of caste, and gave the sovereign verdict.

On this path, Donald Trump appeared with extraordinary courage, precisely as the guarantor and savior of the American soul.

The closing scene of the campaign was very significant. Democrat Harris on the showbiz vanity of spectacle, Republican Trump on the iron workers.

The first scene represents a fascinating culture, with light and color. But it's not the real America. The second scene yes, that is the real America, of the people.

What the free American citizen did is the most fantastic result of these elections, with influence in the world and especially in countries like ours where a combination of interests and corrupt elites that have blocked change, impose on people what to do with their power , with their vote. What the free American did will affect more than the Presidency itself.