FLASH
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Although none of his plans worked, Berisha continues to insist on the ideas that sank him; chaos, civil disobedience, rallies and revolution!
Located between the four walls of his apartment under the measure of 'house arrest', former Prime Minister Sali Berisha seems to have finally closed his political cycle.
In the inability, or why not, in the inability to reinvent himself and to revive in his supporters the desire for what he calls 'revolution', Berisha once again fell into the trap of monotony.
For 16 days under 'house arrest', Berisha managed to move the noise he was creating in the Assembly in recent months below his palace. The permanent speeches and accusations that he made in the media or in the Assembly hall, he now keeps in the window of his apartment.
And the strangest part of it all, is that no one in the Reestablishment group knows what the ultimate goal of these gatherings is. Given the number of people who gather daily in front of his apartment, the threats of mass rallies and revolution that he once made in the hope of not scaring anyone, now seem to scare no one. Even less the SPAK which, after locking him in 'house arrest', has totally ignored him, are you saying that he doesn't exist.
Even the attempt to blackmail his daughter, Argita, with the inheritance of the party, seems not to have worked, with the latter, after several appearances in the media, already being left in the shadows.
However, even though none of his plans worked, Berisha continues to insist on the ideas that sank him; chaos, civil disobedience, rallies and revolution!
Well, they don't say it for nothing; 'the height of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results'!
This is also being done by Berisha, who, after realizing that this is the end of his political cycle, is following 'madness', which he sees as the only way out./ Pamphlet
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