Student youth protests are boiling over in Tirana. Neither the DP nor the SP are able to control them.

Student youth in the history of Europe has always brought about social development. This is happening today in Tirana. And it is expected that the level of student protest will continue to develop, affecting all major cities in Albania.

We must emphasize that, according to the democratic concept of a country like Albania, when student youth rise up in protest en masse, the government can no longer resist and the country goes into a technical government.

But in the meantime, the fantasy has begun with the question: "Who is financing the students?"

But this is a backward thought, because to explain a social phenomenon like political protests, you need to analyze the cause, not the money.

The cause of a protest of a political nature is the massive rejection of the current government in power.

And this is happening now in Albania as well. And this can weaken, but it cannot overthrow a government, because it is known that peaceful protest is not a revolution.

But of course, if the protests become massive in the four or five major cities of Albania, the situation could lead to a change of prime minister with a person of value in public opinion, or to new elections, through a joint government. But today there are still no signs that a joint government can happen in Albania. And it cannot happen, because the socialists currently have 83 deputies in the Albanian Parliament, out of 140 deputies, which is the number of the Albanian Assembly.

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We must emphasize that a peaceful protest that follows can weaken a government, but it cannot overthrow it and create another, because this is called a coup d'état, which turns the country into a dictatorship.

However, we must wait and see how much support the students currently protesting in Tirana will continue to have, because the large number of people who continue to oppose a government has historically led to either a change of prime minister with a new government, or new elections.

But in Albania there is no possibility of new elections. Therefore, if the student revolt against the Rama government continues, with its increase in numbers, the situation will come with the creation of a new government of the Socialist Party. Because, if the student revolts, increased, continue to increase in numbers, Prime Minister Rama is forced to resign. And this is a well-known phenomenon of democracy, since its birth as a political system.

But is Edi Rama so skilled in the logic of political power?

Until now, Rama has not had this ability, because it is clearly understood that he is and has been guided by the instinct of his absolute power.

Then nothing.

Yes!
Because, as long as he continues to be dominated by the blind instinct of absolute power, an instinct that is in fact a clear pathology, Rama is likely to head towards a fatal end.