FLASH
Shkruar nga Denis Dyrnjaja
These 3 passages alone are enough to understand how serious and how depraved the political and objective agenda of the old opposition is!
A special disease has affected the political brain of the opposition, namely the DP. It has the symptoms of dementia, a disease that mainly affects the brain and is related to decision-making and forgetting of actions that the patient performs without being responsible for them. Decision-making affected by dementia is related to many initiatives of the historical leader of the DP, who practically claims to be the Prime Minister of Albania for the third time after the two mandates before 2013.
Berisha decides to launch the revolution that will overthrow Rama's government and leaves the initiative without starting it, keeping the opposition people charged with hope until one day everything is turned off to be left behind, unfulfilled and forgotten. After the unfinished or attempted revolution, the idea of protests appears and of course their strong promotion as destructive for Rama's corrupt government.
The leader comes out and promotes the initiative.. Fixed like patients suffering from dementia, no responsibility is held for why the revolution failed, everything is forgotten and the new form is charged with the old goal. Powerful and unstoppable protests until the fall of the regime. Meanwhile, their graph with distant dates from each other clearly shows the effort to show that the people are in revolt and dissatisfied, while the organization with long periods from one protest to another shows the powerlessness of the old opposition parties to encourage its people, that for the gray electorate there is no question of creating an impact or influence because this layer, which is also the largest in the vote basket, is no question of supporting a political group that has a substantial contribution to the degradation and corruption of the state and government.
Meanwhile, unfortunately, protests are happening in real time in Belgrade and the people there are crowded into the streets in hundreds of thousands, unstoppable day and night and without anyone's command, unlike here where everything is planned and forced by those who devise, organize and even finance these protests, from buses to soufflés as a diet for the army that will come from the party detachments of the districts. Imagine reaching the point of being instructed to be scattered so that we can be seen as many as possible to be counted. Even the deadlines for the overthrow of Rama with protests were affected by dementia, they were forgotten, the regime continues. A new hallucination appears. Technical government. The leader says it and the others implement it. It is clear: there are no elections without a technical government. It is an indisputable and non-negotiable condition.
In Parliament and everywhere in every public appearance, meetings with people and debates and media interviews, this is the key and necessary condition for the elections for democracy and their authenticity. All the opposition people seem so determined and convinced that you think that this time they really take the request very seriously. Some time passes and suddenly the dementia appears again, even the technical government is forgotten. Nobody talks about it anymore.. It is gone, erased, stopped and extinguished. These 3 passages alone are enough to understand how serious it is and how the political and objective agenda of the old opposition has become, which, what it improvises today it forgets tomorrow, what it says tomorrow is in contradiction with what it said yesterday, what it said yesterday it has forgotten and thus the disease that has affected its political brain is turning it into a puppet for the people who have to choose on May 11 who to leave and who to keep, who to laugh with and who to cry with.
There is no more ridiculous political agenda than this one of this opposition, which, despite receiving endless bonuses from the government's mistakes or abuses, no longer knows how to behave politically, except that it displays serious syndromes of a deep political dementia, where there is no responsibility for anything and only one person speaks and decides on everything. If you read the decisions taken and left half-hearted or forgotten, this opposition is stuck with the slogan "what do I need, what do I do?" And this slogan also suits the Renaissance, except that it is comfortable and enjoys the fact that it is in power and government, while Berisha and his loyalists have the greatest achievement in the fact that they have become established again.
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