Attacks on people and institutions in the antechamber of power are paralyzing the government, while the justice offensive seems to aim to force Rama to accept the extension of the mandates of SPAK and GJKKO…
The SPAK decision to investigate the State Treasury on the salary issue, the suspension of the head of SHISH, Vlora Hyseni, and the imposition of “house arrest” on her, constitute the blitzkrieg that is marking Edi Rama’s fatal fight with justice.
The judiciary refused to meet with the prime minister and informed him that it did not seek negotiations: “We will meet at the Constitutional Court.” With this stance, it practically declared war on him.
In these hours we are in the hottest phase of a combat operation, in the full sense of the word, which has only one objective: to completely paralyze Edi Rama and his government.
The head of government managed to escape the massive attack of the Flamingo Revolution. Now he faces another offensive.
The attack is being carried out by justice, but the command room is far away. The general who seems to be leading this operation is a master of the lightning attack and, in all likelihood, comes from the very country that invented blitzkrieg.
This country is simultaneously the largest financier of justice reform and today constitutes the main leading power in Europe.
This aggressive war has clear tactical and strategic objectives. The overthrow of Edi Rama constitutes one of the strategic goals, with the aim of undoing the myth of an immovable political power.
The energies and resources used in the protests that have been ongoing since June are expected to bring strong, even explosive, developments.
SPAK’s intensive investigations into Edi Rama’s anteroom are expected to be coordinated with the flamingo protesters on the boulevard. Over the coming days, they are expected to increase and surround the Prime Minister’s Office.
This scenario has been warned about several times in recent days by the speakers at the protests on the boulevard.
We are experiencing the peak phase of the attack on Edi Rama. Prosecutors and judges stand in front of him, but the real director seems to be the West.
The lightning attack seems to have another strategic objective. As is usually the case in such cases, negotiations are conducted with ‘guns on the table’.
The objective may be to force Edi Rama to approve the extension of the mandate of SPAK and GJKKO, which ends in 2028. The European Union does not seem willing to accept that the money spent on the reform will end up in an apparatus over which it will have less control.
So far, Rama has been stubborn and has refused to extend his mandate. It is likely that, in exchange for accepting this request, he aims to gain something greater.
The media close to the government, as if by remote control, are attacking the judiciary with coordinated attacks. They aim to intimidate it and seek the intervention of Parliament.
Edi Rama has the votes, at least until today, to take some legal action in the Assembly against the offensive of justice. As “Pamphlet” has reported, he used the law on salaries to show the West his strength.
The response he is getting shows that his power is very relative.
For this reason, the majority leader is seeking to secure a channel of negotiation or a signal from the Trump administration to stop the attack on him during his stay in the United States.
The first step seems to have been attempted with Emmanuel Macron, who is holding an expanded summit with heads of state in New York to demonstrate France’s international weight.
From Macron, Rama seems to be asking for a suspension or at least a softening of the blitzkrieg. There is no longer any talk of stopping it. The bombings have begun./Pamphlet