By Kreshnik Spahiu-
Yesterday Berisha beat students in the square, but what would he do if he were prime minister?
Yesterday the violence on the Boulevard had a name:
Sali Berisha.
His falangas beat every student who chanted “Rama Burg, Berisha në burg” (Rama to prison, Berisha to prison).
Yesterday every idiot understood that the main serious obstacle for the students is the Democratic Party.
With unprecedented determination, Sali Berisha has decided either to hijack the protest or to destroy it.
As he did on 11 December 1990, when he snatched it from 40,000 students, as he did in 2018 in front of the Ministry of Education, when he broke it with the youth of the FRPD, so he is acting now too.
Nothing stops Berisha, and he will not back down until he trivializes the protest.
The students, who unfortunately are very few in number, find themselves between two fires:
On one side they have the police’s tear gas truck, and on the other the gangsters of the Democratic Party, who have received orders to hijack the protest and beat anyone who mentions Sali’s name.
Yesterday it was officially proven that the students are on a difficult path leading to failure, quite unlike Belgrade, where the opposition left room for students to organize.
Students in Albania, unlike those in Serbia, are facing several difficulties:
* They do not have great popular support, because people support them on Facebook but do not come out into the square. The cafés are full and the boulevard is empty.
* They have chosen violence as a political tool, and this has driven most citizens of Tirana away from the protests.
* They have neither representatives nor a leader in the protest. With no one representing them, it is not clear who is a student and who is not.
* Most of them are not independent students, but political activists of the new parties of Arlind Qorri, Adriatik Lapaj, Agron Shehaj.
* They are unclear about who to cooperate with and who not to.
* They understand neither who the partners are nor who the enemy is.
* They are against everyone, but also against each other.
So, how can you win the fight with Edi Rama when you don’t know who keeps this government in power and with whom you will fight as allies to defeat it?
Yesterday the violence against the students proved that democracy in Albania is held hostage by the man whom the USA and Great Britain have declared Non-Grata and still do not accept even into any embassy, and his name is Sali Berisha.
Students must understand that in 6 months there are elections, and on the ballot they still have only two logos: PD and PS.
Students must become aware that the way to topple Edi Rama passes through the sold-out opposition.
They must be clear that constitutional changes, laws, technical or political governments based on the fundamental law are voted in parliament, and there 130 deputies belong to Rama and Berisha.
If they do not remove Sali Berisha from politics, they will never topple Edi Rama, because he has even resigned, he again wins against Sali Berisha and several parties that fight against each other or against students with masks who lack the courage to put forward a list.
In these conditions, students have three alternatives:
- To create their own party and compete against everyone, new or old parties.
- To join the new parties and support Arlind Qorri to win as mayor of Tirana, as the first battle against the Rama-Berisha duo.
- To surround the Democratic Party on Saturday until the last crutch left to Edi Rama is broken.
Remove Berisha to save democracy, Albania, and then change the government.