The truths of Dom Vlash Palaj, which hurt Rama so much!

By Petrit Vasili

Before the day even dawned, Edi Rama was furious that Dom Vlash Palaj had given his opinion on state cannibalism, deception, and Rama's treachery in Theth.

Dom Vlash Palaj writes:

"The poor people, because they were seduced, lied to, bought, exploited, monetarily exploited, and finally abandoned, betrayed, burned, destroyed, will be fined and imprisoned." "It
is not your fault. The fault, of course, is that of those who are more inclined to do evil and destroy than to build. Beware, because those who are most unjust do their best to be violent in order to impose their justice on others."

"Take your brother forward, sit with him, do not condition your dialogue on time. Seek to convince him of what is good and true. But it may happen that he does not listen to you. Then, please, do not condemn him, do not judge him, nor do not prejudge him, because you are not the Lord of his life."

So what is it about Rama that makes him complain so loudly about Dom Vlash Palaj?

He complains because the media he massively purchased only broadcasts staged propaganda hoaxes, and the true words of Dom Vlash Palaj instantly blow up this slanderous propaganda.

He complains because anyone who tries to tell the truth is pressured in every way to remain silent, because voices outside the chorus of government crows become a great concern.

He complains because the truths very clearly show state banditry mixed with the immorality of unscrupulous lies and deception.

He complains because the truth shows that the scum of corruption and criminalization does not stop to produce family tragedies through destruction and impoverishment.
He complains that they slap in his face the great truth that he is not and will never be the God of Albanian life.

So why will Dom Vlash Palaj get permission to tell the truth?

Or is he used to buying miserable characters left and right, who lick what they spat out yesterday?
Rama has no problem with Dom Vlash Palaj at all, but with the great and very bitter truths, which he announced with great courage, with impressive expressive power and based on the very positive moral foundations of the Christian religion, where understanding and social peace are the path that human life should follow away from savagery and destructive violence.
Edi Rama, knowing that he has lost the battle with the pure morality of Dom Vlash Palaj, gathers a bunch of patronageists with deputies and leaders and cries and wails, because no one else either listens or believes him.