Who said it's raining?

By Lutfi Dervishi

When the city starts to look like Venice, when the streets turn into rivers, the courtyards into pools and the rooms into aquariums, one mind says that it might have rained.

As the rain fell in biblical proportions, the televisions reported on the floods in Bosnia, Italy, Montenegro, USA, etc.

As long as the ministers and mayors have not reported any problematic situation, it means that everything is fine here.

If the government says that it is not raining, there is no need to fall prey to the misinformation of those who do not like the country and want to scare the tourists who are pouring in from every direction.

 

Even if it rains here, the rain is more of a metaphor than an actual meteorological event.

It's like the old philosophical question: if a tree falls in the forest and no one posts about it, did the tree really fall?

Half the country may be flooded, but as long as the other half is fine, we should be optimistic and see the glass as half full. .

As for the people who are living with water tonight, they must be told that it is not real water, but they are experiencing a bad dream that will surely pass. Days work. And if they need comfort, let them see the flood news from Bosnia and the telegrams of comfort we send them. it's time to remind our neighbors and the world that you don't fix your roof on a rainy day.

 

While we see the news of floods from the Balkans in Europe, we should be thankful that here there is neither flooding nor rain.

Even if you see any "flooding" posts on social networks, they are probably tricks with Artificial Intelligence programs.