Fifty - One Reason for Leaving

Fifty - One Reason for Leaving

I ran away because I had no confidence in myself and my family! I left because I had no security at work! I left because I wasn't paid enough! I left because I didn't get my salary on time! I left because I had to be 24 hours in the boss's readiness. You shouldn't have asked him why he was late. I ran away because there was a disease in [...]

I ran away because I had no confidence in myself and my family!

I left because I had no security at work! I left because I wasn't paid enough!

I left because I didn't get my salary on time!

I left because I had to be 24 hours in the boss's readiness. You shouldn't have asked him why he was late.

I ran away because if there was a family disease, you had to take a loan to the bank for expenses! I ran away because the state didn't offer security and it was that statesmen of “used to say” to criminals”!

I ran away because I chose my threats privately and I tired my friends' family! I ran away because the search warrants find the killers more often than the police!

I ran away because even if something happened to you at the top of your duty in three days no one remembered you!

I left because I didn't want to be <x0mercenar” of parties and criminals! I left because justice must be paid to enjoy it!

I was about to criticize the government (the minister in charge) and get the bride out of work!

I ran away because every time the warden was built, he had to go find a friend so he wouldn't get the bride out of work! I left because we administrations promote militia, not specialists!

I ran away because the criminal is more respected before the law than the mere citizen!

I left because children of public property thieves wipe sweat at 500 euros!

I left because education was destroyed, it's also become a teacher with a purchase and a director who's been convicted of selling diplomas!

I left because you had to put friends in the garden to put kids in the garden!

I left because in the garden you have to buy mattresses, pillows, jigans and blankets and then toilet paper and stuff every month! I left because you had to pay under the hand of the tutor to change the kids in time not to get cold!

I left because you had to wait in the way to buy the children's books! I left because the kid at school didn't take a long break for no environment!

I left because the baby didn't get the right knowledge that the teacher had 38 students! I ran away because every month I had to supply the kid's class with A4 cards and other items that he needed that the school didn't provide!

I went to five in every winter the baby had to dress up in a class of thick clothes because it came out of school. I left because the kid was warming up with the breath of his classmates in class!

I left because I couldn't have the politicians or the people who are next to them to school the kids out! I ran away because his health was flooded!

I ran away because the state does not give you hope to cure a sick person or a child who needs it!

I left because you were diagnosed in hospitals as private and national diseases you didn't have!

I left because in hospitals everything must be bought and paid! I'm leaving because you have to wait over an hour to visit the child with the thrill!

I left because in the private hospital you only have hotel service and you'll pay like a five-star hotel for one night and you have nowhere to warm up milk!

I left because you get a police ticket without ever stopping or committing a violation!

I'm out of here. You're more convicted of a seat belt than of traffic damage. I ran away because criminals have come out of their den and mixed up with politicians in the states!

I fled because the killings have already become statistical and no problem with their prevention or finding authors! I left because there's no social service!

I left because the food you buy nobody controls!

I left because even medical students are taking their exams for money!

I left because for a scratch, you got yourself killed!

I left because even drinking water is not guaranteed and should be bought more expensive from all over the region!

I left because the light bill comes on the bill of the bill.

I left because to pay a janitor for the ladder you had to fight with your neighbors!

I ran away because cell phones steal you every day and nobody can't care!

I left because you have to pay for the parking lot, and if you're stolen, no one will find your car!

I left because sports fields and parks are called extinct environments!

I left because politicians don't answer but ask citizens to complain!

I fled because no politician ended up in prison for corruption and theft of public property or even for destroying Albania!

I ran away because I was tired of being a cop of politicians about who could ruin this place more... ...

Don't tell me they're not all real! And I think there are reasons many Albanians like me have left and are waiting for the opportunity to leave the country, unfortunately!!!

Flamur Vezaj is a lawyer and journalist of the black chronicle, who has left Albania. 

 

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