DP cannot be resurrected with rhetoric and hypocrisy!

The revival of the DP, especially after the last local elections and the embarrassing defeat, is going to a dead end. Because they say that a good start is half the work, and the beginning is opened with raising our voices and ultimatums. Each of the parties blames the other for protagonism and "selling" to Rama! The pulpit and the people of Vula clashed earlier in the squares and open fields, near the headquarters, and they cannot forget the sticks, the slurs they threw at each other, and why they pretended to unite. Among those who have not moved from the istikams (who should lead, who?), there are eyes retouching attitudes, kasnaes who try to sell moderate, "neither meat nor fish", but not missionaries who overcome the interests of the moment and do acts major. It happens that someone comes out and says: I feel responsible for the situation we arrived at, I apologize to DP members, sympathizers, voters and resign from any function to pave the way for the younger ones. One wants the meat to be cooked and the skewer not to burn! Finally, even in an unnatural way, a conglomerate such as the PD is currently, with two or three heads, with two or three flags, is valid as long as they are all part of the feast. They may not have executive power for a long, long time, but they are not without anything. Some will remain MPs, either because of the nostalgia of the electorate or force of habit. The main problem is who will be the leader who will determine the lists! Here is the Achilles' heel... As for the expectations of the electorate and the militants, there is discussion. And what are the chances of leadership? Berisha remains the absolute leader, who for no reason has to give up, who suggests the return to the fold of all the unruly, except for "AliBasha! So he will have the defacto race with himself, in the style of Ramiz Ali once in front of Namik Dokle. Having the absolute power of the opposition is the only possibility for reducing the weight of nongrata. But the question arises: does the current DP have a new future leader in its composition?... It is difficult to find any name that fulfills this stature: to be charismatic, without the shadows of the past and to inspire hope. Basha and Alibeaj have been exponents, in the role of ministers, and their oaths with their hands on the Bible or the Koran seem not to drink water. Their past has nothing to do with anti-conformism, thinking differently, and even less with dissent. Even, as it is rightly asserted, they were signatories of the constitutional changes of 2008 that centralized, hybridized even the little internal democracy of the political subjects. The most essential, the assertion of many that there can be no negotiations without Berisha as the president, is a failure and the announced death of the union. In fact, all this tollovi resembles a farce where the roles of angels and victims are crossed, where the betexhi weave verses about the golden times and the culprits are sought elsewhere. Only the irrevocable resignation of Berisha, along with Basha and Alibeaj, from running for president, without rhetoric, ultimatums and threats, could ensure a normal process with a matured product. Then the reformation of the DP will continue to remain a shambles, a miniature effort of the type "The mountain became pregnant and the chicken became a mouse" or "Blessed are those who live to see a lady"! In fact, all this tollovi resembles a farce where the roles of angels and victims are crossed, where the betexhi weave verses about the golden times and the culprits are sought elsewhere. Only the irrevocable resignation of Berisha, along with Basha and Alibeaj, from running for president, without rhetoric, ultimatums and threats, could ensure a normal process with a matured product. Then the reformation of the DP will continue to remain a shambles, a miniature effort of the type "The mountain became pregnant and the chicken became a mouse" or "Blessed are those who live to see a lady"! In fact, all this tollovi resembles a farce where the roles of angels and victims are crossed, where the betexhi weave verses about the golden times and the culprits are sought elsewhere. Only the irrevocable resignation of Berisha, along with Basha and Alibeaj, from running for president, without rhetoric, ultimatums and threats, could ensure a normal process with a matured product. Then the reformation of the DP will continue to remain a shambles, a miniature effort of the type "The mountain became pregnant and the chicken became a mouse" or "Blessed are those who live to see a lady"!