Berisha, Rama's "Trojan Horse" for Albanians who don't love him

2026-11-05 15:40:00 / EDITORIAL NGA INDRIT GJYZELI
Berisha, Rama's "Trojan Horse" for Albanians who don't love

By Indrit Gjizeli

Sali Berisha today clearly stated his stance against the possibility of creating an opposition different from the one he leads. According to him, the version of a student political movement like in Serbia was a version sponsored by Rama, to create another opposition. 

But, how can Rama create an opposition that cannot accuse him of anything, when he has Berisha accusing him of March '97, of January 21, 2011, or that he is "non grata" and ignored by every chancellor and has an investigation issue in SPAK?!

Why would Rama need an opposition with young people who have no accusations about their past, but who already have vital questions about their future and that of Albania?!

Anyone who has seen Rama in recent days has understood his political relief after Berisha openly came out about organizing the protest on his part. Berisha even came out to Fevziu on TV Klan to say that he had also organized the Flamingo movement, except for the "unforeseen part of Arlind Qorri who shouts - Rama in prison, Berisha in prison". 

In fact, Rama, no longer having any governing morals, is left with only "Gogoli Berisha", a role that the leader of the DP plays with passion, hitting anyone who does not think about the future of Albania without him, as well as without Rama.

Under these conditions, Berisha is the "proper opposition" with which Rama continues to be at ease even when Brussels tells him bluntly that the youth protest is right and that he has overcome the violence against them, that he has put the state in favor of Belinda Balluku by attacking SPAK and that he has destroyed parliamentarism.

But Berisha, when referring to the Serbian case, says nothing about the deep distrust that the students there had for the opposition, which, just like in Albania, had become an obstacle to political rotation, an obstacle that they removed because they had no charges against them. 

In Albania, it is true that both Rama and Berisha were afraid of the Serbian version. It was even heard loudly that in a meeting a few days before the Serbian elections, Vučić advised Rama not to tolerate the students because they could take power, as happened.

So in Tirana, Rama attacked with dictatorial-type laws, fines and bans, while Berisha took up the banner of destroying the protest, openly insisting that he and only he is the one holding it.

Both equally believe that they are irreplaceable and that Albanians without them cannot dream of anything. Fixed for this incorrigible megalomania, they deserve a revolution that will show them political retirement, showing them that they have been an obstacle for a long time. Undoubtedly, the greatest sins are borne by Rama for misgovernance and mockery of Albanians, while Berisha bears the responsibility of being such a stubborn obstacle to building an alternative for normal power rotation. /Alfapress.al

Po ndodh...