Rama's ironies towards the opposition, Salianji: Autocrat who seeks to maintain power at any cost

Democratic Party MP Ervin Salianji, from Fier prison, has reacted to the statement of Prime Minister Edi Rama, who said that he had dinner with 100 young people from the DP Youth Forum.

Through a post on social media, Salianji has harshly criticized Rama's rhetoric, describing it as "blind", "marsh owl" and an extension of perversity.

According to Salianja, Rama has always used offensive language to stigmatize the democratic people and has contributed to divisions and tensions in society.

Salijan's reaction 

Can the mud and grime of an autocrat be transformed into a jewel?
When the cuckoo shows you the swamp!

Metaphors and allegories are part of the weaponry in electoral campaigns. The autocrat has an old passion for this part, as an extension of perversity. With offensive language, he has always stigmatized the democratic people.
His rhetoric has always been poisonous and has brought division and tension to society.

Finally, he calls all Democrats and those who don't think like him, who don't fall into line, blind. He also labels Democrats as barn owls. And this is done by someone who has the habit of cuckooing.

He does not deal with his own nest that stinks of crime and corruption, but targets and attacks other nests.
Because the autocrat recently boasted that he had dug his claws into the nest of the young democrats in Vlora and taken them from there and recruited some of them. The only truth in his statement was that the socialists had slandered him and the best dinner was with some democrats!

This old, diabolical and dishonest game of his confirms first of all that he has no alternative. If he lures elements from the opponent, he does so with his Byzantine corrupt methods. It is well known that those who join him do not go there because of charm, attraction, the governing model, or the vision that he has.

A prime minister who has taken all the power in the country certainly finds it easy to make "new members."
But there is no greater hypocrisy than this.

All day long he insults democrats, calling them blind, swamp owls, and idiots, who have no connection to civilization, while if his hook catches someone, he suddenly brings out the prey in a different light, and declares all respect and adoration for them. For what until yesterday was scum.

Overcoming, under seduction, buying, according to Rama, makes mud and dirt turn into jewels.
With these methods, the autocratic Qyqe proves once again that he seeks to maintain power at all costs.
He does not have a balance sheet or a program, but has a strategy to attack, to strike, and to weaken the opponent.

Intruding into another's nest has not even been part of our customs and norms. It is condemnable even by the holy books that the autocrat quotes when he feels the need, by traditions, by the canon, by our culture.
But to keep his chair, he is ready to violate everything.

The last person who can make someone for himself politically in this country is Edi Rama. He is the leader of the gang, and this has already been confirmed even by the person who has been closest to him for more than a decade.

Edi Rama has all the signs, all the syndrome of a born autocrat. While he has brought poverty, corruption, and crime, when he himself is at the head of the system, unable to make corrections, or to allow the corrections that the people themselves make through their votes, he seeks even more power.

Even more power for Edi Rama means; more poverty, more corruption, more crime.
When it is impossible for him to be an Albanian, he comes out in origin, plays like a cuckoo and seeks to ruin the other's nest, in the hope that he will keep his post, in the hope that he will maintain his privilege and immunity before justice.
The song will be sung to the cuckoo on May 11, and no recruitment or last-minute purchase can save him. Edi Rama's season is over.