From Genc Burimi
On the first day of their protest against Prime Minister Edi Rama, he called Albanians Nazis. On the 15th day, he called them fascists. This dangerous and unbridled language of a prime minister against his fellow countrymen has only one qualification: it is terrorist language. Where did he see Albanian youth with Hitler's crosses dragging Jews down the boulevard of Tirana and breaking shop windows like on Kristallnacht? But yesterday, where did he see black shirts and the sly silhouette of a Mussolini exciting the crowd like a Duce to drag Rama and his ministers?
Faced with these dangerous symptoms for the Prime Minister's mental state, Parliament should order that he undergo a strict medical and psychological examination. It is not normal that, after the films with Germans, Rama now confuses peaceful excursions in Tirana with fascist marches in Rome.
When you see how in the last podcast Rama referred 4-5 times to fascist methods to stigmatize the most civic behavior of a protest ever seen in democratic Europe, he should not be seen by a psychiatrist; he should be immediately locked up in quarantine.
"The fascist spirit is when you don't want to know at all and, of course, this is a very dangerous component of the protest," the Prime Minister said publicly, without any taboo, the day after the 14th day of the protest.
A new serious slip, which can be applied to him himself with the words: the ultimate level of stupidity is when you will not know at all about the dark and extreme ideas that come out of your mouth and, of course, this is a very dangerous component of the mental state in which the Prime Minister of Albania is currently located.
Instead of reflecting and accepting his resignation, he has decided to insist on the path of unworthy manipulations of the most frightening historical facts, simply because he will not believe that ordinary people, as well as the most educated, no longer want the continuation of the current government.
Saying this in speeches in the middle of the agora, full of love for the country and with equal disgust for the Prime Minister, you are not a fascist, but a deeply democrat, in the utmost respect for that system where power emanates from the people for the people.
