An ugly relationship between Belo and the public in the capital

2023-04-25 18:58:42Pikëpamje SHKRUAR NGA FATOS TARIFA
An ugly relationship between Belo and the public in the capital
Fatos Tarifa and Kelliç's poster

Friends and family advise me not to deal with Belo anymore. But Belua does not leave anyone indifferent. Because he deals with us, the citizens of Tirana. And deals with us as I do not know that we are.

Belo, for those who don't know, is Belind Kelliç's nickname. Belind Kelliçi is the candidate of the "Together we win" alliance for the municipality of Tirana.

As you may have seen and heard recently on television, Belind Këlliçi has launched a "different" campaign to be elected as the head of the municipality of our capital.

For some time now, he has been babbling and promising in television studios and in "meetings with citizens" of Tirana a "big change" and a fight to the death with corruption and the oligarchs who have taken the breath of the country and are taking the soul of the people. But when asked to name one oligarch, a single one, he doesn't know (or won't) say any. Or, perhaps, he is afraid of them (the oligarchs), to whom he promises to declare war with campaign words. O Belua, O them!

Albanian oligarchs are like windmills for Belo. But does that matter? It is enough for Belua to fight the oligarchy, state corruption and corruption in the municipality of Tirana with all the means it has. Don Quixote had a lance and used it to blow windmills at his enemies.

Belo promises the citizens of the capital city free urban transport and, to make his promise credible, he used a free bus himself. Enter with him in the famous national stadium to launch the big campaign, the campaign of a new type, which will put an end once and for all to corruption and its offspring: the nameless oligarchs.

He quickly realized that the promise of free public transportation is not enough to get the votes of the citizens of Tirana. Not even his bright vision to pass the traffic under Skënderbej Square arouses much interest among the residents of the capital. Nor others and others.

And, because he doesn't have the will to take over the municipality - a very big burden for a small man like him, with the education he has, what he knows, what he says and promises - he realized that the available means do not work for him . So he thought about it and found a solution: his fingers, the middle ones.

The middle fingers of both hands, which, through an idiotic poster I saw posted today in Tirana (one even posted near my house), wants to take the municipality from its current leaders and give it to the citizens. City Hall, not the middle fingers (so I don't create any misunderstanding).

Dozens of friends who have seen Belo's poster today have written to me indignantly. Although many of the words they used in their messages to express surprise and revolt at the picture of Belo in that poster with two middle fingers up are words that, in any other case, I would hesitate to mention , the indignation of these people is so great–and entirely legitimate–that, with their permission and asking for the understanding of the public, I quote them below as they were said, without removing or adding anything of my own:

"Is this a joke?!", "is it true?!", "horror", "Bobo, hahaha!!", "bad boy, ignorant", "serious violation of civic ethics", "idiot boy", "bastard, you polluted our city", "this is the peak", "fool account"...

I can't mention the others. They are even more serious, but they express indignation and contempt (if that is the right word) for Belo's campaign and for his relations with the public of the capital, from whom this sleazy politician wants to take the City Hall.

With two middle fingers up (as seen in the poster) above his head. Where do they belong? To say nothing else.


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