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Arlind Qori, chairman of the United Movement, thinks that the opposition's action, which they call "civil disobedience", is an attempt to hide "political impotence" through acts of violence.
Invited to the show "The Unexposed", Qori said that the opposition has no moral authority and that both main forces are degraded.
" We have a parliamentary opposition, DP and the Freedom Party, and an extra-parliamentary opposition that also includes the Joint Movement. The DP has no other way but to do what it does. They are a party without moral authority in society. When people think they are thieves like Rama, then they want to impose this conflict. Neither violence nor anti-violence can be fetishized. The use of violence depends on the moral authority of those who commit it. It is very important to say bravo or what you are doing so. When the DP deputies burned the chairs, most of the comments on social networks are why you do violence. The violence is a desperate attempt by the DP to hide political impotence. This kind of strategy.
Civil disobedience means having 50,000 people surround the parliament and sit. You force the police to drag you away. I have another idea, when the PD protest took place, why did they attack the SP headquarters? It seems to me that they want to squeeze each other's ranks. By visiting the headquarters of the SP, they honor each other. Where is it better to take the conflict to the party?
Whatever the intention, the effect is not to strengthen the effort against the government, but to cement the relationship between the parties. We need opposition with moral authority. No one can have hope that Berisha, Basha or 15 pieces that break away from PD, will have this authority. Look at the polls, Berisha has 28% approval rating, Nelson Mandela says... Edi Rama is in the same hole of degradation, but the advantage is that he has power, he has the world's money. I think we have the potential" , said Qori.
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