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Where does Erion Braçe eat his bread?

2025-07-28 18:49:00, Opinione CNA

In the middle of the heat, when everyone's problem is lack of appetite, he, Erion, appeared again . This time, he had propped his cell phone on the computer screen, arranged 2 pieces of bread and... action.

Although it seemed as if the next attack was directed against the tax administration, if you analyze the topic on which Erioni gave his next presentation, you understand that the topic has nothing to do with taxes.

Erioni asked that the tax authorities verify the quality of the bread? That is, to buy bread and, after leaving it uncovered on the balcony for 24 hours, to verify whether it was made of wood or sand.

Where does Erion Braçe eat his bread?

The tax administration does not test the quality of food. It cannot do so even though all those who work in taxes eat bread.

The tax administration controls the payment of tax obligations and for this purpose, of course, verifies every invoice up to the purchase of raw materials.

Perhaps this latest protest by Erion regarding the quality of bread came coincidentally a few days after Prime Minister Rama announced the reorganization of the inspectorates and, as part of this reorganization, also of the Food Control Authority.

But the fact that Erion confuses tax inspectors with food inspectors doesn't confuse anyone.

The live exhibition and testing of two types of bread, if it is not Erion's self-offering for ministerial positions related to food safety, if it is not a request from a group within the majority for the core of power that passes through the expected food safety agency , if it is not a fine for flour traders, it is ordinary populism with the bread of the mouth of people without power.

If this battle of Erion's was serious, then it could not have passed through his Facebook page, but through the state offices where Erion's party enjoys power.

MP Erioni, at least in the name of the cause of consumer protection (which he advertised as a mockery of oregano taxes), should have also told us at which store he bought the bread that he consumed live and undisturbed.

Then he shouldn't have pretended to be confused by holding the oregano tax collectors accountable.

The raw material for bread production is called flour, honorable member of parliament, it is not called excise duty.

So you need to tell me which store sold you the bread you consumed live. If you also know who the suppliers of that store are, it's a good idea to say that too.

And if you don't, the bread you often eat live remains very suspicious./ CNA