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OP-ED

Rama turned into a fella

Politiko 2022-06-02 11:44:29

As for the initial misunderstanding, the word "felë" in the dialect of central Albania is used for the literary "deep".
Every other coincidence is mere coincidence, though necessity often passes through chance.
And Rama's turning to this point of rejecting the draft resolutions on the Serbian genocide is by no means a coincidence.

Even more so when these attitudes are repeated through Felaj's mouth, coincidence has transcended any logic. Now everything has become clear. It is a plan, multi-station strategy, stops, statements and attitudes. Turning into a purely simple anti-national goal.

"Open Balkan" is the caption of hiding and undoing history. It is an attempt to dehumanize the history of Albanians and to give regional dominance to a nationalist ideology that begins with "Nachertania" and seeks to seal the end with "Torn Balkans". The years of fierce wars and lost Serbian battles and failed attempts for exchange of territory have already been replaced by deceitful regional projects, leaked statements, meetings with a premeditated anti-Albanian agenda. And that sheds some light on all that has been served to the public for so long. Rama's "provocation" in Belgrade now looks like a humor sketch directed with no accidental rush. Such is the case with his "patriotic" visit to Hashimi a few days ago, for which it seems that Rama and Vucic share the same secret. Not only that. They laugh with the same frequency as they watch KLA fighters being tried for "war crimes" against the massacres of the Albanian civilian population. While Dacic's love song "O sole mio" sounds more like a betrayal anthem of new friends in cooperation, than a love anthem of former enemies. And it seems that the sun for Serbs has now really risen in Tirana.

Rama's Tirana refusal to condemn Serbian crimes and the factual acceptance through a sad symbolic visit to a former senior leader such as Thaçi of the crimes of Albanians, staged and alleged by Serbian propaganda, clearly shows that "Open Balkan" his is a path of shame and humiliation that not only simply takes Serbia out to sea, but gives it above all international credentials to wash before the eyes of the whole world the stains of blood on its hands. "Open Balkan" is clearly a land horse of the national cause and severely damages the European projects and efforts of the country and Kosovo.
Even more shameful in turning Rama into a felon, is the tendency and attempt to give the arbitrary rejection of the draft resolutions to the Serbian genocide, a tis of pro-American color.
The refusal justification in the name of left-wing pro-Americanism, for being in Srebrenica, of Berisha's firm, was a hypocrisy of the highest degree.

Resolutions for Kosovo today are presented simultaneously with the signature of Berisha and the signature of the "opposition" that they themselves want. And yet Rama in dissatisfaction brought Felaj to give the unacceptable answer.
The firm in the first case was merely an invented trick. While now the trick lies in putting the statement in the mouth of an official of a not very high level within the party and parliament, which can very easily be interpreted as a personal attitude, depending on the reactions of the public.

What makes the catastrophe, however, remain in Rama's hands, is Felaj's militant banality to keep intact the genius "invention" of the boss: the open Balkans, which by being forced to overlap to cover the Serbian massacres of Albanians and to the Bosniaks, has just opened the eyes of the public to its detrimental extent to the essential national interest of the Albanians.

Rama's transformation into a piece of ordinary betrayal continues together with his rainbow "Nachertanje", "Open Balkans".