Writer from Albania says “National President” is “

Albania's renowned writer, Butterflies Acka, in a writing published at the Time portal, has ironed out with Albanian Republic Prime Minister Edi Rama's speech about National President Periscope.

Rama himself had called such a thing irrational, but a vision that was right to dream.

Aça criticises Rama and other leaders for not making any concrete action to connect Kosovo with Albania. It also mentions the inability of books to circulate freely between the two countries.

Kosovo's “in Albania frees Serbian crust for bread ovens than Kosovo peppers and caemaku.” she writes.

It has even cited a statement issued by Albanian Diaspora minister, who had said that “does not remove Albanian-Albanian customs because they do not leave the interests of businessmen.” Aska interprets the minister's statement as an admission of the Albanian-captive states.

Furthermore, it has ironled out even with Prime Minister Edi Rama's humiliating and insulting approach to the language of the gega. I'd like, if it hadn't been a personal insult to his “alpine “and the language of the gega and those living outside the historical territory of “chunes”, a language that speaks two-thirds of the nation. ” write Aça.

The national president's case it calls an empty national show. The national president himself calls it “Hiddut national”. /Periscopi