Mustafa Nano: Those who attack me tell the world they have a brain the size of a bull

These statements had prompted numerous reactions.

Nano alone has been amazed at how people in 2017 may be hurt when the supposed racial purity of a historical character is challenged.

A conversation was also published on this issue by Mustafa Nano with a Panorama journalist, in which Nano says he hopes that one day he is ashamed of all those who attack him, and, according to him, showed the world that they have a brain the size of a bull.

Below, you find this conversation complete:

Panorames journalist Mustafa Nano's conversation, made in conversation, on the debate provoked by his claim that Skenderbe's mother was Slavic and that Skenderbeu had stronger religious (Christian) identity than Albanian.

Question: Many are expressing themselves against you; what do you think about all this?

Answer: I'm speechless. I don't understand anything.

Question: It seems that many have been hurt and provoked.

Answer: Hurted? I do not accept the concept of being hurt by an opinion or attitude. It's a medieval concept. This is a madness that happens in Albania, and in countries that are governed on the basis of maturity. After this hysteria, I'm looking forward to getting lucky.

Question: You find nothing rational in the criticism that has been made?

Answer me: You call them criticism? This is rage.

Question: Do you follow your mind?

Answer: Of course I do. (Nano laughs)

Question: What are you laughing at?

Answer: Because this is all surreal. You know what happened? I was having a conversation with some seniors and students in Vlora. I didn't even know it was being recorded, but in this situation, I'm glad it was recorded. And among other things, at the end, I told them something about our mobile identity on time. To illustrate, I told them that in the 5V century religious identity was more important than that atnic, that marriages between Slavs and Albanians were not unusual, even between feudals and aristocrats, with the aim of empowering power and influence, that Skenderbeu was more Christian than Albanian, and that the mother of our national hero was of Slavic origin.

Question: Are you able to try this one?

Answer: This is not the time to ask for this. And that's not the point.

Question: What is it?

See, I'll give you the benefit of the weak, I'm finding out I'm wrong, I'm in vain, I'm speculating. But the question arises: What's to get mad about this? If this is not the case with Skenderbe, it is the case of other Albanians at the time, it is the Balkans who have preferred a few as often marriages with “hjet”. Should we say Balshij are the big bastards in our history? Should we say they've humiliated themselves, like the mud that I, the most wicked of Albanians, threw out of Skenderbe, making out of Serbian mother?

Question: One last question: What reaction has impressed you the most?

Answer: It was the whole choir. Rather, this choir's cheerleading mentality. It seemed to me these days like I had them at my door, shouting to me, “for my anger”: How nice to be Albanian!

I'm hit-up that public people in 2017. As I said, it takes the tattoo from the word “slav”, which is hurt when the supposed racial purity of a historical character (at this point resembles those fanatics who are electrocuted when the prophet is ridiculed), who revolted, enough, quite “, or who at the alert ask “, why, though, ”. I'm used to be mentally ill. Not to talk about the idiot who didn't have anything to do with me!!

You know? I find this shit of these people incredible. I hope you're ashamed someday. Not that they attacked me. But they showed the world that they had a brain the size of a bull.