Scandal at the ceremony for Kadare: Rama charges against those who wanted to rob the protagonism

Prime Minister Rama has caused an almost incident at the Albanian genius ceremony at the Opera Theatre. Rather than in the only talk allowed by family members to deal with Ismail Kadare, his life, and his work, he has turned his word into an ironic charge against all those who had an idea where the body of the great writer could be laid down. And in a place where one person decides everything, this is a sacrilege. Since the beginning of the talk in the TCOB hall, the prime minister has surrounded the territory, showing that all the details of the ceremony were arranged by him.

He has shown himself to be the one who personally dealt with the decoration and the appearance of the setting of the cashier.

I was told that there was Mother Teresa's shadow for a show being prepared tonight. I told them to leave it there because it was what the prime minister needed, explaining the existence of an Albanian-born saint carrying a cross hanging on the writer's lifeless body.

The obsession with decorating landmark events, perhaps related to the only profession Rama has had before becoming prime minister, does not unfold for the first time. The government chief had indicated, earlier, that he designed the national fanele himself, which took part in one European for the first time. He has boasted that he himself has identified the facade of the National Arena Stadium. He's so obsessed with leaving a personal trace where there's sensationality that this time he took over every limit.

In the nearly 19-minute address at the mortore ceremony in more than half he was taken with the mockery and irony of those who had proposed with their own head and without permission a special burial place for him. Rama even argued absurdly over why neither the Witnesses' cemetery nor the flower in front of Rogner, nor the place near the Frasher brothers, but that Kadare's last residence should be a special place he had not yet discovered and imagined.

“Ismail Kadare deserves to rest in a last residence to be his only. Not with the martyrs, because not only was he not a martyr, and there was nowhere in any cell his desire to testify.

Not with the Frascher brothers, who were among the few whom he sincerely honored. Because they don't even owe him a place in their graves, nor did Ishmael owe us to stop his loneliness, so much love, just because he can't stop us from telling us his proverbial drill. Not at the park in front of Rogner nor in the green field behind the prime minister, as not only does a civilized country keep them together in the same urban environments as the living and the dead, without sharing at least high walls or distances enough to see each other every day, but also when Ishmael thinks he escaped from places where people met. This would be like forever being imposed along with death and a fatal punishment equal to life in hell”Rama said.

The Kadare family is said to have had an initial proposal for the cemetery of the martyrs, which Ismaili has perpetuated with the famous verse against the enemies of the class: “Wants to get up from the grave and re-kill the fallen”. Then, an idea has been circulated among family members to take the writer's last residence to Kosovo, and this has angered Edi Rama, who is now thinking about how he will design a rehumation of the writer, a second speech on this occasion, while his body will temporarily lie in Tufina's cemetery...

Of course until Rama makes the drawings, design the new location, for what he announced today that “Ismaili needs to rest in a flat to be his only”, of course, after preparing the next talk, which is believed to be for Kadare's image this time and not against those who wanted to get the protagonism of the ceremony.