The people say: Stay crooked but speak straight!
Our peasant minister of justice, Manja, sits crookedly and does not even speak straight! He came down to the Capital and is doing as he pleases himself.
Finally, even though he is in charge of the Anticorruption Tax Force, he has bought over 1,000 square meters of land for the construction of villas in Farka, Tirana.
So from a villager of Dibra, he will now also become a farkar from the lake of Farka.
At the end of the 18th century, in the United Kingdom, many feudal lords from the suburbs of London were enriched by the great extent of trade, and the looting of wealth in colonial countries.
The wealth they invested did not distinguish them and their families in dress from the lords of the English royal Court.
The tradition of Obor gathered every weekend the youth of rich families to have fun. But among them, young people and rich villagers also started coming to celebrate.
This brought concern to the Royal Court. The young princes did not agree to marry the daughters of their families with the sons of feudal peasants. Thus, one day the Royal Court gathered and decided;
The boys of the village entered the Yard celebrations on Saturdays, but... the tops of their shoes are waiting for the entrance so that the daughters of the Lord's Families can see them and do not approach them because they are jealous.
So it was decided not to accept blood mixing... with the villagers. This further differentiates the village's connections with the English Royal Court.
Manja once came to Tirana when he completed his studies in law, now he is exaggerating that he is also deeply involved in the ownership of Tirana.
Manja should have his shoe tops cut off for spoiling the capital's blood.