Transformation of spiritual needs

It is spoken and discussed by politicians on the eve of electoral campaigns for the youth, giving them too much praise and creativity, but as soon as they take power, before the banners and slogans have been emptied, the words are taken away by the wind. Unemployed young people with diplomas and masters in their pockets wander from one office to another in the center and base to look for work, but in vain. Sympathizers of political parties, mediocre and charlatans, uneducated people with no personality, take their places in state offices. Young people who spend their days on the curb will undoubtedly one day endanger themselves and society. There is nothing worse than unemployment. In the same way, the media, some of which are national, discuss the legalization of marijuana, hashish and other drugs. to the action of the last days of the boy with his mother in a drunken state, and others and others. Albanian society and politicians are not prepared to stigmatize to the point of freely allowing deadly substances, poisoning not only our youth , but also society in general. So my mind tells me that we are mentally ill when we undertake such initiatives. We have carefully followed the actions of our politicians in parliament, mainly the opposition, the statements but also the media writings of analysts, it seems that something that it's okay, good luck, it's pressured, it's underrated, and these hallucinations of these evil mouths are simply inexplicable. Fortunately, political and social-economic developments do not depend on these little souls, because Albania is their personal property. And, with all that, even educational, political, economic developments, that is, social developments in general, do not depend on these pseudo-politicians. So are we, the Albanian society, sick? This without a doubt. This is not even worth mentioning. Now, we have to find the medicine to recover from this disease, and the sovereign believes in the governing majority. In today's Albania, a new generation is growing up without a future, only with the intention of leaving their country, without opportunities employment. Even a diploma that they keep in their pocket without any value seems devalued. Now it should be noted how the age group of 20-year-olds born after the nineties reacts. Today, you see school, student, peasant, citizen and unemployed youth in church and mosque confessing and praying, but in contrast to this, the overwhelming majority of thefts and violent robberies are committed by young people of this age. Then the question naturally arises: are devout believers, even these young people raised and educated with the new spirit of freedom and democracy in a pluralistic society, come out of a dictatorial and specific system? Of course, what I said and what I did are completely different for this new generation of Albanians. Of course, it must be generalized that the majority embrace an Albanian youth to be the envy of any European country, but we still fight the negative sides of the problems. The special thing that we must point out is that even this generation, connected and raised quite differently from their fathers, does not follow and implement in practice that line of education of their parents, of faith, through the oath and pledge given. come out of a dictatorial and specific system? Of course, what I said and what I did are completely different for this new generation of Albanians. Of course, it must be generalized that the majority embrace an Albanian youth to be the envy of any European country, but we still fight the negative sides of the problems. The special thing that we must point out is that even this generation, connected and raised quite differently from their fathers, does not follow and implement in practice that line of education of their parents, of faith, through the oath and pledge given. come out of a dictatorial and specific system? Of course, what I said and what I did are completely different for this new generation of Albanians. Of course, it must be generalized that the majority embrace an Albanian youth to be the envy of any European country, but we still fight the negative sides of the problems. The special thing that we must point out is that even this generation, connected and raised quite differently from their fathers, does not follow and implement in practice that line of education of their parents, of faith, through the oath and pledge given.