FLASH
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Everything that is taking place in these hours is nothing but a circus, for which no one buys a ticket...
The circus of Sali Berisha's people in the Assembly threatening to set fire to the parliament, which has been repeated continuously for more than a month, looks like a script of Ballsh's show.
In any country of the world, if a member of parliament burns the Parliament, he is arrested in the act with the serious charge of disrupting the constitutional order.
The release by Edi Rama for Sali Berisha to hold the Parliament with fire, and that the Assembly cannot hold a normal session, seems to be simply a predetermined scenario.
A scenario that has two sides, the judicial and the political. Judicially, it seems clear that SPAK is already under a strong blackmail that the accusations against important people of Albania disturb the constitutional order. And here, we have a separation of roles or rather, an agreement of the parties, to show the special prosecution that it cannot easily sign the arrest warrants, or the powers of attorney announcing the defendants.
Sali Berisha, in addition to achieving what he wants, i.e. not to have any family member in prison, is also trying to stop as much as possible the advancement of the cases that SPAK has in its files.
On the other hand, the majority, i.e. Rama, informs the SPAK with the permission to set the Parliament on fire, that if they declare Sali Berisha a defendant, the Parliament will be burned; with the advancement of the files in the high offices of the government, the country can burn down, and here there is no guarantee even for SPAK afterwards.
The game doesn't seem to end there though. As we are seeing, we are in a situation where if normal sessions are not held in the Assembly by January next year, the chances are that we will go to early elections.
And as it is known, Edi Rama has long thought about the Serbian scenario of Aleksandar Vucic. So the provocation of early parliamentary and local elections in most municipalities at the end of spring.
This is achieved very simply with the resignation of a number of mayors, while some of them are under investigation by SPAK.
And so elections are held between Edi Rama and Sali Berisha. Normally, it will be repeated on May 14, with a difference that in this case Sali Berisha can get more municipalities, as well as a larger number of deputies as the main opposition in the country.
Lindita Nikolla's holding hostage of the determination of who is the opposition parliamentary group and its chairman, keeps Gaz Bardhi and the deputies on their feet to be ready for elections at any moment.
But with which sigla will Sali Berisha compete in the early elections that Edi Rama is provoking?
That seems like the least of the problems. After Lulzim Basha, who is delaying his political action, has helped them in this case, with the hope that the situation will drag on until May 2025. It is not surprising that at the last moment, Berisha also received the seal of the Democratic Party, but even if he did not receive it, there is Ilir Meta, if you give him the right deal.
And since we are talking about the bazaar, Ilir Meta's silence is an epic in itself. It is worth stopping here, as there is talk of a frenetic negotiation involving the sale of all his properties. Where everything is being developed to avoid the expected confiscations by SPAK.
In short, we are facing a scenario where in May we will have elections, and besides Edi Rama, who will be more powerful than today, we will also have Sali Berisha, the main opposition.
As is also expected in Serbia, if Vucic wins, Sesel will be the man to represent the "Russian danger".
Everything that is taking place in these hours is nothing but a circus, for which no one buys a ticket.../ Pamphlet
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