DP MP Dashnor Sula stated in the Assembly hall that in the cafe of this institution where the deputies stand, there is the smell of cigars and hashish.
This statement of the Democratic MP was not well received by the Speaker Lindita Nikolla and the Socialist MP Pandeli Majko who asked him to withdraw the statement, calling it an insult to the institution. Sula then clarified that he may have confused the cigar with hashish as he is not a user of them.
Replicas in the Assembly
Lover Sula : Why cold weapons are rice and sugar. Here at the roasting coffee comes the cigar smell that the rich and the rulers drink. Do not say anything else that can come and the smell of hashish.
Lindita Nikolla: I listened to you attentively and in your speech you stated that hashish is also drunk in the parliament cafe. It is a great insult to fellow MPs saying a big untruth.
Lover Sula: I did not accuse anyone. I did not say that hashish is drunk. I do not know from smoking that I never smoke. Cigar there to choke and I can even confuse it with hashish.
Pandeli Majko: We really want to fall for ourselves. We forget that we are also inside politics. It was said here that hashish is also drunk before smoking. To treat this as if your heart is opening and your stomach for the villagers is wrong. Wanting to become sensitive bring out the opposite side. You are representatives of the opposition and the opposition basically tends to represent the morality of society. Before you ask the majority you have to turn your head a little from yourself as well.
Dashnor Sula: For the respect for Majko as the former Prime Minister of my country at the moment I feel disappointed for the approach that the opposition has towards me and the opposition, In relation to the truth I will say things bluntly. Who likes is his solution. It is in the honor of this parliament not to look up to our fence but to extend it further to their relatives. As the colleague of the majority, Mr. Brace, spoke passionately.