FLASH
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The former member of the LSI, Kejdi Mehmetaj and the analyst Gentian Gabaj have clashed regarding the opposition protests, described as a movement of civil disobedience.
Mehmetaj raised his voice towards the analyst Gabajt in the "Off the Record" studio, who said that the former deputy is not the opposition and that those who claim to be such in Albania are depriving civil society or other political forces that call for protests for various issues that concern the citizens from being the opposition in the country.
The debate between them escalated to the point that Mehmetaj turned to Gabaj, saying that they can solve the issue in a different way between them, while they also received criticism for their political beliefs, taking into account the fact that the analyst is known as a supporter of Lulzim Basha.
The debate between them:
Mehmetaj: Regarding the issue of protests, it seems very abusive to me that the opposition, the opposition for things for reasons, that let us become the opposition, there is no problem.
Gaba : If you are not my opposition, what can we do as an opposition? Let's make an opposition, what kind of opposition is this? This term that is becoming the opposition, the opposition is terrible. Yes, it's not with a cork, my dear, you are an opposition, the opposition is shameful because this is the opposition. Not that this is old rhetoric.
Mehmetaj: I'm sorry now. leave me Hear that once again I left you. If you want to talk about each other, I have more experience than you. You're done, I didn't interrupt you for a second. Now take your seat, or we'll settle this panel some other way.
Gaba: So what is this, with the opposition. Privatization.
Mehmetaj: So, please, when you spoke, I didn't intervene because it's a matter of respect for those who follow us, not for you. Now let me finish and if you don't like it listen.
Gaba: Yes, not that you are defining me...
Mehmetaj: Yes, I am defining you and anyone else who plays the same role. In my opinion, it is very good that in this country there are as many people who engage in politics and get the courage to do politics in this country, than to do politics with the gangs of Shkodra, Durrës, Fier....
Gaba: No one is denying this, this is very true...
Mehmetaj: What is your problem now that I don't understand you? Let them get organized, talk about how the more political organization there is in this country, the closer we will be to solving major problems. But from now on, I'm sorry that I don't consider your opposition at all, that I've passed it.
Gaba: Yes, normal!
Mehmetaj: I've been through it, I've lived it, I've protested, I've been left on the street 20 times by the leader of the opposition that I'm representing. It's normal that it was my mandate that was burned there...
Gaba: Your honorable mandate was burned by your party because your party took a person with 300 votes and kicked you out for allegedly promoting the youth.
Mehmetaj: My mandate was burned by Lulzim Basha, who came up with the philosophies of Germany's Marshall Plan and America's I don't know what plan and lied from start to finish. But the citizens have seen this, they have voted for it, they have explained it and I believe that they will give it in the future, so I do not deal with that context at all.
Gaba: Yes, yes!
Mehmetaj: But raising the issue that in this country there should be no protest for the opposition, there is no problem. Let citizens come out to protest for any cause that makes sense to them. The fact that the opposition protests and demands, calls for a protest does not mean that any other protest that takes place is prevented, on the contrary, it massively supports every cause. The opposition has the problem of the citizens that politics is not done for the individual, but for the citizens who vote for us.
Gaba: That's right, man, that's right...
Mehmetaj: That's definitely the case. We didn't talk about their problems, what work are we doing. We talk about what is common and what needs to be resolved.
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