An ironic political message is addressed to Elisa Spiropali by Ilirjana Kuçana, who challenges her to maintain a clear stance on developments within the Socialist Party and not remain silent in the face of what she considers a violation of political principles.
Kuçana asks Elisa to request her resignation along with her colleagues at the Party Assembly on November 14, or to no longer engage in politics.
"You can't talk about principles on Facebook and then vote in a row with Erion Braça and that supermarket guy. Elisa, speak up and stand your ground!" Kuçana writes on social media.
She does not spare criticism of Spiropali, reminding him that he only reacted when his political position was affected and not when, according to her, principles were violated.
"You also have your political sins. Speak up when your chair is touched, not when principles were violated ," Kuçana says.
She admits that being critical within the party is not easy, as, according to her, the servile will attack first, but later they will be forced to accept the critics' right.
In this context, Kuçana also brings her political experience, listing the clashes with her party over the primary model, the Electoral Code, closed lists, the way of leadership, the lack of meritocracy, and the phenomenon she describes as "Mulizim", referring to Flamur Noka.
"I have always been critical, but I have spoken about principles, not about my chair," she emphasizes, urging Elisha to speak without wasting time.
Ilirjana Kucana's full reaction:
Elisa, either speak up or leave politics!
At the Party Assembly on the 14th, ask for his resignation along with his friends, or stop getting involved in politics.
You can't talk about principles on Facebook and then vote in a row with Erion Braça and that supermarket guy.
Elisa, speak up and stand your ground!
You have your political sins too. Speak up when your chair is touched, not when principles are violated.
I know it's not easy to be critical within your own party. The serviles will all turn against you, but later they will come to prove you right.
I have always been critical, but I have spoken about principles, not about my chair.
I have come out against my party for the primary model, the Electoral Code, closed lists, the way the party is run, the lack of meritocracy, servility, and the phenomenon of "Mulism".
Elisa, speak up while you still have time!
Nothing should stop Albania on the path it has set out on. The country needs radical changes, a new political elite, a new model and a new approach.
Albania is a US ally and a member of NATO. This requires true democracy, strong institutions, and political accountability.
Elisa, you don't need to be a coup plotter, but a realist! Look at how much respect Marjana has earned.
You can't just be critical when your chair is touched. You also have to speak up when principles are violated.
And, by the way, across the ocean, an investigation into the Zvërnec case could be opened as early as January. Don't forget that Skanderbeg is also there as a person in the know.
A friend of mine says: "When a truck comes at 200 km per hour, I'd rather open the way than take you in front!"
Elisa, speak up before the truck comes. Get out of the way, don't get involved in the collision, and don't let it take you and Bela and Palloš!
Because the time of silence and servility is ending.