We must first appreciate what Salianji, Alimehmeti, Kalaja and others are doing. First, because they have not decided to remain silent, but to confront the collapse of their party, which they have entrusted with their ideas, time and contribution. But, second, and as an emancipatory movement, after many years of swampy conditions for this party. Despite the problems that the Democratic Party has and has repeatedly shown in its history, unlike the SP, it has had some internal battles. Not a few ugly ones.
In contrast, the Socialists have had them less frequently but more institutionally and have trusted the votes of their members, while the Democrats' seem to have been simply a schism against Berisha. Berisha vs. The Others, that is the Democrats' narrative for all those who have dared to challenge the legendary Doctor. This is what the "Salianji" Movement is trying to do now, showing the problems and looking the concern in the eye. Berisha and his deputies who won the mandate thanks to the very favorable position that the president gave them were very confused in the last hours as they were questioned by journalists.
Berisha himself has taken it with sportsmanship and is thinking about a strategy on how to vent the people of this movement, who apparently are still not bothering him properly, even though they have only increased his motivation. While his deputies have kept their mouths shut and need to see how this movement will flow, how much it will mobilize, which dissatisfied people will join them, but also the conjunctures, Berisha seems to have a plan in mind. Therefore, his deputies need to carefully follow Berisha's position towards them, who is the man who keeps them at the big political table as second-rate actors.
Meanwhile, if the "Salianji" group wanted to do something substantial, which will be seen in the coming days, they would have to do it by issuing a document. It is impossible to make a move without producing a document.
With the power of an agreement, those who will join legitimize not only the faction but also their idea of what their idea for the party and this stage of this movement will be. So far, in ideas, they are not far from Berisha and the people close to him: Complaints and observations, but not objectives and the goal of where they will reach.
The faster they produce a document, the more trustworthy they will be, the more hasty they are, the less trustworthy they will become. Because democrats who demand change fill the halls but want to know for sure where they are going. They have often been manipulated.
And, politicians, where Salianji, unlike others, has tried the parliament, I believe they know well De Gaulle's advice: "Politics is too serious a matter to be left to politicians." (Javanews)
