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Rama did not win these elections, but the collective fear of Sali Berisha's return...
Edi Rama's victory is neither a moral triumph nor a fair contest. It is a confirmation of the power of money, drugs, and fear, in a country where elections certify not democracy, but its criminalization.
The fourth Edi Rama is no longer fresh or invincible. He is simply the strongest in a devastated terrain, where every opponent and every institution is under control or submerged in the 'mud of the bazaar'.
The state is a bunker, the opposition is a caricature
In his fourth mandate, Rama is not calm. Because calm requires legitimacy, while he has built his victory on an incriminated opposition.
Every part of this system is closed like a bunker with fear of the future.
Rama holds a grudge against Brussels and Washington because he knows that without signals from the US, no one in Albania has the courage to overthrow him.
Not even SPAK, no one!
Victory came from fear, not love.
These elections were not won by Rama, but by the collective fear of the return of Sali Berisha. And this is the biggest loss for the opposition: not being able to be an alternative, even when the government has transformed Albania into a crime garden.
If the OSCE/ODIHR and the US turn a blind eye this time too, then the system will finally collapse. A regime based on mafia cooperation, international corruption, and propaganda.
Files that can dismantle everything
The fate of Edi Rama IV is not sealed. Because an executive order from President Donald Trump, which requires the preservation of any documents for political prosecution from the previous administration, could reopen the scandal of his connection with Charles McGonigal, the former head of the FBI's counterintelligence in New York, whom Rama bribed for political gain.
If these files are opened, Rama will be the first to be exposed, as a symbol of foreign influence over American justice and the manipulation of the security system for personal interests.
Wolves who have been sharing the same prey for 34 years
In this grotesque theater that we call Albanian politics, the government and the opposition are two sides of the same rusty coin. In crime they are together. In propaganda they fight each other. In bargaining they are one.
This is why Albania has remained hostage to four mafia clans, who rule politics and the economy through rigged elections and captured institutions.
Today, the only hope is no longer votes, but America's reaction. Because without a clear signal from Washington, even SPAK remains a decoration, the opposition a caricature, and justice a hostage to a Sultan who seeks to enter history by force.../ Pamphlet
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