Until now, the DP was at a crossroads, now it is at the abyss

2022-07-25 11:42:50Pikëpamje SHKRUAR NGA BEN ANDONI
Until now, the DP was at a crossroads, now it is at the abyss
Sali Berisha and Lulzim Basha

From what we have seen recently, it is very difficult for DP to have a turnaround for change. Berisha's second "non grata" from Great Britain is not only serious, but against every justification of the DP people, it is making them extremely grotesque. Sali Berisha himself, with his relentless insistence, seems to be the most accurate reflection of that oratorical treatise that Noli once revealed. Let's bring to the public what the former Albanian prime minister ranked fifth and linked to the anarchy of ideals: "here the dark, distorted and mummified ideals of Fanar and Bukhara are consumed and fight in a fight to the death with the lively, elegant and bright ideals of the West; we only lack the ideals of the cannibals. Yes, to take their place we have koltukophages, yellow worms with black heads,

Herodotus tells us that in the naval battle of Selamina, an Athenian seized a Persian ship with his right hand and did not let go until it was cut down; then he grabbed her left hand; they cut this too; then he grabbed him with his teeth and didn't let go until they cut off his head. If Herodotus were to be resurrected again, he would see that our couch potatoes are stronger than this legendary brave of Greek antiquity. In order to get these people of ours off the couch, I have to cut off not only their hands and heads, but also their legs and bodies..." The numbers of the July 7 manifestation are like medicine for anyone who is sick and does not see the direction the party is taking under the direction of Sali Berisha. If you also add the silence of the Justice to not give the verdict on the statue changes and the color of the new PD Berisha, it seems that everyone is enjoying this nonsense of the biggest opposition party in the country. As if this is not enough, the other allied opposition parties are in a deep lethargic sleep and have not seen at any moment how they can expand in ideology but also in the areas of interest to make the right alternative against the Rama government. If you look closely, we are nothing less than the parliament of the 20s.

If Berisha will not understand the situation and will hold on to something impossible, then he is turning his history upside down, which he took a lot with Foltoret, despite the fact that there are still "masses" of people around him. If even the SPAK will be satisfied with this diplomatic war, led by the USA and Great Britain, making us ridiculous with the accusations of some of our officials against them, which fortunately extend to the parliament, then this type of democracy is really for mercy, if it is really called democracy.

Are there voices in the Democratic Party that can change? So far, it seems that they are just voices and they are afraid of conjunctures at every moment. Alibeaj is not rising at any single moment to the position he has. The white with the apathetic and opposing voice spoils the image more, while the grays like Alizotaj are showing day by day that they do not have any training to have as a reference.

It's just that it's impossible for PD to not have characters to cross the Berisha barrier and open the eyes of the Democrats. Mark Marku proved it with great dignity, although he is not very imposing in the oratory, but with a structured and clear rhetoric, which to this day no one in the DP can do. Açka is proving it by trying to establish some canonical but inaudible rules in a parliament with inferior levels of education. Anyway, the time has come for someone to sober up: Berisha, even though he knows how to mobilize, cannot return to the way he was before, or rather, he will stumble. This will ruin the careers of many people from DP who will later repeat the same thing: We didn't foresee it! Exactly, as many contemporaries of Enver Hxoha said. But history really does not teach us much, but it convinces us that mistakes are not forgiven. At this moment, the DP is not at a crossroads, but at an abyss. It is too late, but there is still hope.


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