FLASH
Shkruar nga Artur Ajazi
Leading the party from the terrace (like Mao Zedong once did from the mountains of China) and pretending that "you are a winning force when the new elections come", is the same as filling up with an empty spoon.
There are many experiences in the world, how the party is run from afar, from home, from prison, or from exile. This is happening now to the former historical leader Berisha, who is directing the Reestablishment of the party from the terrace of his palace. The meetings of the presidency, or the directives, are given from the terrace, as well as the orders for the division of the territory into "4 regions for the launch of the opposition action". The situation in which the Re-establishment is passing, (when the main object should have been the reunification) remains meaningless.
There are two things, either Berisha does not understand the reality by staying in the apartment forced by the court order, or he has decided to take with him what is left of the former DP in his political destiny. Leading the party from the terrace (like Mao Zedong once did from the mountains of China) and pretending that "you are a winning force when the new elections come", is the same as filling up with an empty spoon. Berisha refuses to be convinced that, 33 years after he has made a long journey in his career as a politician, the time has come to think seriously about the fate of that political force. No one is replaceable.
When Enver died, almost everyone said "bobo, who will lead us". Ramiz was found. And when he left, there were people who said "bobo, who will take the reins of the state and the party". But here was Fatosi. This happened even when Berisha left (temporarily). His people at the party began to get angry, saying, "Doctor, don't go away, don't leave us alone". Such parties belong to one-party systems. In a democracy, elites come, contribute, leave, move, withdraw, and never return.
What happened to the Democratic Party remains unique in the history of political parties of the post-communist period in Eastern European countries. You cannot claim leadership of the party, without setting yourself a time limit, or statutory criteria that are necessarily applicable to everyone within it. Running from prison, the terrace of the palace, or the exile of the party, resembles a scenario mocking the membership and its supporters. This is due to the fact that, by placing the "Veto" on continuity, the way was cut for new trends, or free elections within the party.
In civilized Europe, there are dozens of well-known names of politicians who were once party leaders, but who are now simply members of it. Knowing where your time ends in politics is culture. Knowing where you stand in politics is smart and foresight.
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