Prime Minister Edi Rama, in his "Sy m'Sy" conversation on Facebook, expressed that he himself is dissatisfied with many things, but added that he is ambitious to do better.
"Albanians have the right to complain as much as they see fit. The expression of dissatisfaction shows that there is not only room for more, but also ambition for more. I myself am dissatisfied with many things and therefore I am very ambitious to make them better. Without a doubt, Albanians do not just want to suffer, but the majority sees the change because they touch the change, they feel it and feel first and foremost that great thing that has happened. It did not come from heaven, but as a result of the great effort and support of Albanians," said Rama, responding to a commenter.
"From a country that did not enjoy respect or appreciation, today we are a country that is respected, appreciated and trusted. And today we are sitting at the table of the great agreement, of the union with the great and united European family. So the Albanians are clear, the vast majority are clear and the rest need to open their eyes. In that part you need to open your eyes too, to see reality, definitely criticize what is not going well. Without a doubt, you are not obliged to like or approve of what I say and do, but in no way with the swamp, with the shadows of the past, with an ancient and desperate and hopeless politician who is taken around Albania for his personal troubles. In no way because a commentator said it beautifully: "We must take care of the elderly at that stage where he is also the tar with paint and not the elderly take care of us. This is simple", said Rama.
Another commentator who wrote that he found "fools" who vote for him, Rama replied: "This people is giving you water on the tail of a spoon, not you, but me too. Whoever does not take this people seriously, whoever considers them sheep, ends up like the tawny owl ended up with his political lineage and scoundrel. This people has made a long journey to get here. It has survived the situations and storms of history in an amazing way. A small people that has been the target of the policies of great powers to be completely assimilated in other times, understandably, that has risked losing its language, because they tried to take that away from it, that has risked remaining with a different alphabet for another, has survived and has come this far because it keeps the European spirit within, despite the fact that on the outside it may look whatever you want. The people are clear-headed and in order. Be more noble when talking about your people."
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