Berisha won, we lost

2025-05-15 07:04:00, Opinione CNA

Sali Berisha is today the real Leader of the Opposition. The army, weakened by three years of internal war, has regrouped in the unit, the soldiers have worn new uniforms and are awaiting orders from the Commander or his accompanying deputies. All those people who had an opinion of their own have been excluded from the unit. There are those who think with the Commander's mind.
Berisha has 50 deputies appointed by him, has the stamp of the DP with the benefits that flow from it and has suppressed any potential internal uprising. Any battle of his with Justice from this moment on will be easier to win. At least in Berisha's mind.
In relation to the internationals, being "non grata" is not spoiling any great work. After all, he does not have the age and energy to travel the world now.
There is a small problem these days because all the anger of his followers must be directed towards stealing and kidnapping votes. All the beneficiaries of his power have been launched screaming at the thief. A lamentable, victimizing, four-year rhetoric that fades like the May rain after two weeks.
The protesting voices come in droves and summer soon arrives. Berisha goes swimming and walking at dusk and dawn, his employees prepare the ridiculous vote for the new President and the voters return once again to their terrible existential troubles!
They have to wait another 4 years for the Commander…
Sali Berisha got what he came for. He came to lose the elections and to legalize the Party. He achieved both. The list of DP candidates spoke more clearly than any of his words in meetings: “I only want loyalists, resistant to difficult moments and incompetent people.”
It was the exact opposite of 2005 when he took all his opponents by name to face and win. Ultimately, the loss would not be his, the loss is the people of the Opposition.
Everyone understood this except the militants. The Berisha group that refuses to start the engine of thought certainly had great and unquenchable hopes. They are like the standard-bearer in war, they never give up. Not even after defeat.
But beyond them, people had begun to take their own measures. Since Berisha took his flag and will share it with Muli, Vokshi, Melissa and Erisa and not with people who have ideas and votes, let him keep it.
They had two paths. The first was to be like worker ants who would collect votes for Berisha's intellectual eunuchs on the open lists as the sejmen of the sejmen. Or to go out and try for themselves. The second path was much more difficult but certainly more dignified than the first.
And they formed their small armies with suffering, effort, Berisha insults and curses! Once upon a time, when someone spoke against the Commander within the DP, everyone would rush to them: "Why don't you create your own party and see how much your skin is worth?"
When they create a Party, they say: "You are grist for Edi Rama's mill, you are his creation"!
In fact, Berisha was the one who drove them out.
People have ambitions, they do not accept being pawns of a sejmen like Flamur Noka. If they end up there, they leave. Because they think they are more capable than that.
Did Edi Rama steal the elections?
I don't know because I am not on the ground. But let's assume that he stole them completely. He stole 400 thousand votes, in every electoral zone, in every city, village, neighborhood. He bought them. Through favors, pensions, forgiveness of fines and a thousand mechanisms of power.
He committed an electoral massacre! Yes, the main culprit of this massacre is Edi Rama.
But what are we going to do? Cry, victimize ourselves? Complain to the internationals? Do you think that anyone will feel sorry for us?
Karamans for 12 years. Submissive, complaining, accusing, unconditionally loyal. And noisy. They take the piss out of anyone who thinks differently.
So do something! Words no longer hold water.
Militants suffer from the arrogance of power, the lack of a job, the difficulties of business, the open manifestation of provincialism, the total lack of any power, no matter how small. Do something for them. Or make way for someone else!
I voted against Berisha with full conviction. I will do so whenever I have a single alternative to a dogmatic, aging, eunuch, whining, and victimizing Party. The only disappointment I have for these elections is that the new Parties, all of them, did not receive the mandates they deserved. With great difficulty, they received 3-4 deputies, with their hearts in their hands. They
should not be discouraged in any way. As long as the Democratic Party is led by dogmatic, ignorant and servile people, people will abandon it more and more. Their pressure will reform that Party and perhaps create conditions for a new spirit.
This is an attempt to do something./ Taken from Ermal Mulosmani's social networks