When the revolution doesn't talk about family and children! Five demands and a huge political vacuum

By Akil Pano

Protest as a notion of freedom is a human right. In functional democracies, protest lies at the foundation of protecting the relationship between man and state. 

In the last five years, I have protested more than in all the years of my life. On Monday with

The Albanian Coalition for Family and Life protested in Skanderbeg Square and then in front of the Ministry of Health.

I absolutely support protests when they are legitimized by the right intention and good motives.

Last night I heard the 5 demands of the protesters in front of the prime minister's office, and the media made them public.

I totally agree with the first one. And I agree with the other four requests. Except the four requests after the first one present a paradox:

The first demand calls for the government's resignation, while the other demands 'enter' into talks with the government to repeal them.

Protesters last night demanded:

1- The resignation of the government,

2- The repeal of

the status and legal framework for strategic investors,

3- Cancellation of the "Package of

"Mountains".

4- Withdrawal of amendments to the Law on Protected Areas

5- Withdrawal of amendments to the Law on Inheritance

Cultural.

What didn't I hear last night formulated simply and clearly by the representative of the group/groups, who read the five demands in public?

I heard nothing about Chemical-Biological Castration of children 13.5-18 years old and surgical interventions for gender reassignment. Orders of the Ministry of Health addressed to the QSUT.

I didn't hear anything about the Gender Equality Law;

Nothing about changing our children's school curricula so that gender ideology will be taught in schools this fall.

I didn't hear anything about the depopulation and repopulation of Albania with foreigners.

So far, I haven't heard any right-wing conservative thesis.

Next, I heard nothing about farmers, food, air pollution, and the rampant concreting of the capital. Nothing about the economy, investments, the small state, social solidarity, and pensions!

 Nothing about protecting language, national unity, historical figures.

I didn't hear many important things, nothing about children, family, people.

What will the overthrow, the revolution, the imprisonment of political leaders produce, if beyond the demand for the government's resignation, political theses for preserving and building the state are lacking?

What will revolution produce, if man and family are reduced to nothing? What value is land without children? Land without family? Freedom without values? Albania without Albanians?

So, a friendly and kind piece of advice:

or deduce the requirements into one and only one which is the first requirement:

The resignation of the government (with an addition) the creation of a technical government!

Or expand the list of legitimate demands of Albanians and rank them according to priorities.