The stain that Klan put on Blendy Fevziun

It says: Andy Bushati

The popular outgoing TV club or Blendi Fevziu's stay on TV Klan was shut down in the worst possible way. A pompous statement of national television after renegotiating the agreement between Frangaj owner and the director of opinion, not only did he not hide the grades of triumphalism, but in a way tried to unify television's image with that of his most famous journalist.

I mean, and undignified, because I'm convinced that the whole game pulls out and doesn't break out of Fevziu's flight from the screen, which has been militarizing for 20 years, has had a clear and determined purpose: to separate from the image of unhindered degradation of a television that has turned into a brainwashing machine through Turkish dung and soap opera shows, just as much as to an enemy of truth through selling information for business purposes.
As a man who has worked for years on this project that started out as a dream of journalists, but failed in a family interest, as a man who has been participating in the Opinion show for years and who I've come to follow closely even when the brief relationship of business with politics made me impossible to be a part of it, I've been convinced that despite some small acrobatics, Blendi Fevziu would never leave Klan.

Unlike many others who have seen the recent months of public criticism of Fevziu's editorial line of television, the expulsion of all the integrity journalists, the turnings of the political battle always in favor of power, the extreme extrading of the screen, so unlike those who have interpreted such attitudes as financial blackmail against the owner, as a touch of more influence, I have been convinced that all of this was done for another thing, especially for another: that Fevs were not fully interpreted with the clan, not having the image of him treated as a television player.
Getting to know him closely, I know this has been a constant one of his. When TV Klan followed the same custom that repeats with all opposition leaders, their-Fevziu-fevziu did everything possible to restore the former opposition leader after 2000, Berisha, to the <x0esten power champion”. When the TV Klan in service of Meta Prime Minister had declared war on cathersist Fatos Nano, Fevziu convinced him to give in Opinion, the unforgotten interview for his political and family divorce. When Edi Rama was not tired of repeating at any press conference during the Sandrit, Fevziu not only stopped dealing with the Socialist opposition, but ran him into the Klan studio, making a public statement earlier.

The same is happening today with Lulzim Basha.

So it's enough these examples to show that in his entire journalistic career, although paradoxically, he identifies much of it with the Clan, Fevziu has made every effort to prevent the public from perceiveing it this way.
Although he had to remain silent when occult co-operation between his owner and politics cut off the heads of his friends, although he has seen them slip away from the journalistic responsibilities in Klan, Andy Bayty, Sokol Balla, Alfred Peza, Fatos Lubonja, Armand Shkullaku and myself, he has tried to close his nose and show how much he could not want to do so.
Recently, when the degradation grew larger, when the clan passed out of the disgusting service for Berisha, from Frangay's public exits shouting: “government of our”, from manipulation of videos like the January 21st protesters were killed by the crowd, all of this to get ads invented by the government and not only that, so when it passed from these positions on Rama's lap, to weave other plans for towers, and money directly from the taxpayers' pocket, Fev's response grew to the right.
That's the explanation I have for his last year stand and for the public criticism he's addressed to his owner about the direction he was taking on television.

He just wanted to show that he was different. He wanted his name not to be mentioned automatically alongside that of Frankie.

Fevzie did not want to share with him, he simply wanted to differ from him.

But this time the game got heavier. Because in his desire to distance himself to the limit, Fevziu also produced the fable that he knew would never be accomplished, that of a final divorce with the Clan and the passage to Top Channel.

This was probably his only mistake.

Because a game led to extremes cannot produce neutral results.

And now that it's all over, now that Fevziu has made a new pact with the Klan, all the differences placed with such effort have become so grim in the blink of an eye. Now, before them, the public will remember another thing: Fevziu's inability to separate from an environment he wanted to show as different.

And if that wasn't enough, with Clan's final statement, announcing the new Fevziu French pact, the director's strategy of <x0... It was pervertedly highlighted black over white, that past history and the bright future of television are inextricably linked to those of its leading journalist.