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But tomorrow's protest has a wider background than Albania. It is on the verge of a very important development that the West is supporting, such as the meeting of President Zelensky with the leaders of the Western Balkans that will take place on February 28 in Tirana.
Why are Sali Berisha's people demonstrating tomorrow in Tirana? Or more precisely, what is the expectation they have brought to their supporters? Let's light up Tirana to show that Edi Rama will either leave, or be forced to leave. But if Edi Rama leaves, if we accept their version, it turns out that a substratum that at least does not want a riot in Albania, the Balkans, and beyond will collapse.
If the people of Sali Berisha wanted to overthrow Edi Rama, they would do it at least on May 14, 2023. But according to them, Edi Rama is not overthrown by elections, a revolution is needed, an uprising big enough to overthrow this government, and with a table agreement to bring Sali Berisha to power.
Do they really think they can? Of course they don't achieve it, because they tried it in 2013 when they had with them half of the majority, the General Prosecutor's Office, the Presidency, and the entire justice system.
And this has a simple explanation; in Albania, as much as it is a country with deficit problems in democracy, it is put in power only through elections.
But tomorrow's protest has a wider background than Albania. It is on the verge of a very important development that the West is supporting, such as the meeting of President Zelensky with the leaders of the Western Balkans that will take place on February 28 in Tirana.
A summit, quite important especially after the murder of Aleksey Navalny, which has brought another march to the West-Russia clash.
What attitude will the Albanian political forces have? Let's assume that the people of Berisha are upset with the house arrest and want to give a test of strength. Why don't they do it on March 1, or March 2?
Do they have the symbolism of the overthrow of Enver Hoxha? What was the role of Sali Berisha in the bust of Enver Hoxha? Today, the archives and the confessions of the protagonists for all these events have been released. the only protagonist in the demolition of the statue of Enver Hoxha, even the leader of the hunger strike, who demanded the removal of the statue of Enver Hoxha, today is not only a very important minister of the government of Edi Rama, but also a politician of the Socialist Party.
We are talking about Blendi Gonxhen. Let's assume that Sali Berisha or even his followers appear in a panel in front of Blendi Gonxhe. What would they tell more about February 20? Nothing. The political symbolism is clear. The strike leader who demanded the removal of Enver Hoxha's statue is now in the government. Where was Sali Berisha that day? Of course, this came out, but the essence is elsewhere, because this protest has nothing to do with this symbolism, it has to do with the case of Sali Berisha, but also with the paths that Sali Berisha seeks to get out of this deadlock. Because more than the Partizani club, he is afraid of the other big files that SPAK is expected to open against him. But more than that, this attitude, in the geopolitical framework, is nonsense, a protest that opposes the country's stability.
Aaaa, yes, there can't be stability before democracy, some say. Well, can Sali Berisha's fat disciples in villas and car parks talk about democracy, or former directors of the financial and anti-smuggling police, or fat media people in endless apartments that make us Danes? OK let them do, but there is one thing in this case. If they talk about democracy, then it is only democratic means that bring about political change in a country. Otherwise, they are simply Russian theses, even the last ones!
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