Sonila Meco
The long corridor of power leading to the Prime Minister's office has been emptied one after another:
-Ahmetaj, former deputy prime minister
-Beqaj, former Minister of Health
-Tahiri, former interior minister
-Lefter Koka, former Minister of Environment
-Erion Veliaj, Mayor of Tirana
-Belinda Balluku, suspended deputy prime minister, taken into custody.
And a garrison of deputy ministers, senior administration officials, senior public servants.
Almost all signatories, implementers, delegators, supervisors of contracts, decisions, concessions, PPPs, tunnels, ports, airports, incinerators have entered the gates of SPAK, or the prison and detention center.
Everyone, except one.
As in classical theater, the actors are put in the dock when the theater fails, while the "director" watches from above, in the box. The one who worked on the script, assigned the roles, assigned the lights, the set design, decided the finale, sits in his box, untouchable. The fault lies with the poor performance of the actors, who gave them so much trust, but were painfully disappointed.
Even on this public stage,
Justice deals with those who played the roles, but not with the one who directed them. Because in fact He is not only the “director”, but also the “owner” of the theater.
Therefore, Justice is no longer selective, but orbital. It revolves around the center of gravity, but cannot touch it, it rotates timidly in orbit, but does not dare to touch the Sun. Because in the republic of the Artificial Sun, it is never asked about the rotations of the planets, it only illuminates, or burns.
Now alone, in that 4 million euro Eden Park, outside the barren corridor of power that shrinks him more and more every day, among imported palm trees and rare wines, he can once again raise a toast to victory. But the corridor is empty. The actors are off stage. And at that silent feast, he can only clink his glass with himself.
And in the silence of luxury, where no one is left to blame, the most difficult question begins: is there anyone left to trust?
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