Comments on: Corruption Needs An Answer !

By: Ervin Mrishaj

Ervin Mrishaj — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:22:54 +0000

The situation that two million Albanians face today is phenomenon that for some is very difficult to understand. More specifically the economical situation or better yet the corruption situation that the Albania people face today is much more simply to understand than people make it out to be. For instance, I would like the people who read this response to think about the year 1997. We all know about the pyramid scandals that not only embarrassed us as a people but it crushed the lives of hundred and thousands Albanians. We all pointed fingures to zoti Sali Berisha and rightly so because one can not deny that he was partly responsible for it. In any case here we are twelve years later and the same person has been Prime Minister and President and Prime Minister over and over again. So who can we blame for this phenomenon? It is ourselves. We the people continue to re-elect the same corrupt thieves who continue to do the same thing over and over again.

By: Dino Delellis

Dino Delellis — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:44:16 +0000

In my opinion , maybe the reason for this is that in order for you to do something , having power may if be financial or political on order to do something substantial in society. And not only that you need to have the support of a influential collective.

Unfortunately most of these people are the ones who are responsible for the corrupt political system. They have the most power thus the ones most capable of bringing change , instead they are the ones who propagate the self serving and corrupt political system that’s plaguing society.

By: blete

blete — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:02:04 +0000

In my opinion, Albanians have been educated in the wrong direction. We do not count on governments either to keep their word or as worth giving and keeping promises too.
Besa was never created or given to the government. It was actually created as an alternative way to govern.
Even as we settle in other countries, there is always resentment towards the government and the people we see as figures of authority.
It comes from long years of being lied to, betrayed and treated as part of this and that clan, rather than an individual citizen.
Albanians are not clear that they have rights or that they can demand their rights. Even when somebody “enlightened” comes from a foreign country and reminds them, they smile sadly, shake their heads and think that the sooner this person learns how things are done the better it would go for him/her.
Albanians are not corrupted. They are just resigned.

By: Bruno

Bruno — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 04:34:29 +0000

O more vlla,

Mos u merzit, populli nderrohet si moti. Po ku ke mesua aq mire me shkrua Anglisht? Shkruan me mire se gjys SHBA! Seriously.