Rudina Hajdar's most beautiful gaffes

Rudina Hajdari is known for pencils, slips, mouthpieces, gaffes. As a politician for two years, a graduate of Political Science, you can rightly assume that oratory should be its strong point, at least one asset knows how to use it. But no. The thief finds it difficult to tie two sentences together without mistake.

We know that he studied in America, we know that maybe Albanian took the second place in comparison to English, we also know that the politician was not talking, nothing. With gas - that these are things that have happened and are in the past - we compiled this list of the most memorable MP gaffes. It is truly a pity that as an educated young woman representing so many citizens of Tirana, she cannot represent the capable women of this country who hope to sit at the same table with the blond men.

So much for the serious article segment.

1. First, the case of three servicemen who lost their lives in Latvia. What? Only one and not three? We know. Unfortunately, Zarife Hasanaj gave her life in office, but something in Hajdar's mind insisted that in fact there were three who had this fate. Other lawmakers in the Assembly tried to correct it, but she insisted on her own. He even insisted on telling them their names, but was eventually forced to admit that in fact, two of them had been injured.

2. In March, Koha Jone published an article entitled "Rudina Hajdari, 5 Gaffes in Less Than One Minute" and won the "Most Iconic Title Ever Written". In these five gaffes, Hajdari promises rising unemployment, does not know how to pronounce "democratic," says education should be stopped, and so on. The following, the gulls as they happened, in their pure form:

Gafa 1: Education is one of the main things we should stop, young Albanians should give them the opportunity to?

Gafa 2: Democratic plan? Democratic Party plan, Economic plan of democracy? pal? politics? democratic democracy is the strongest plan in terms of?

Gafa 3: It will regenerate business, raise unemployment because businesses will have more spirit and will be able to have a job growth?

Gafa 4: We will fight hard to have a zero tolerance for health?

Gafa 5: They are afraid to go to hospitals because they want to pay someone to go out and especially women, women are the first to face these problems because being pregnant and bringing someone to life?

3. A few weeks ago, Rudina Hajdari confidently said that "we will continue to divide all of Albania" in a speech that was supposed to be inspirational, in a speech that was supposed to be a typical list of promises made by the politician. Now, the whole essence of a politician lies in the ability to promise things he never intends to accomplish. How hard is it to lie?

An opinion columnist for ShkodraWeb called the above Freudian pencil, so it expresses its true intentions. It's like when you inadvertently call the teacher in the classroom to arouse the same compassionate and authoritative figure as the parent.

4. Oh my God, in April this year he referred to the leader of the Parliamentary Group of the Socialist Party, Taulant Balla, as Mr. Palla. Palla! Taulant's face at that moment says it all.

What's more, he is not known for being a lapsus, as he is likely to be, or indeed believing that the MP is called Taulant Palla.

5. This speech from the old February which is a big mess all over. Even if we transcribe it you won't know.

6. Of course, yesterday's masterpiece: Lapraka, the capital of Tirana.

All of these gems of linguistics originate from a single speech: Rudina's first in the parliament lecture. On that day, she was quiet, spoke mostly fluently and was applauded by all the deputies. Something, somewhere, was in vain, and Hajdari became the subject of satirical headlines today.