The well-known lawyer, Spartak Ngjela, has reacted on social networks, where he has made a strong statement regarding the political developments in Albania and the role of Edi Rama. Mr. Ngjela claims that Albania is being influenced by Belgrade, Athens and Paris, while stating that Prime Minister Edi Rama is cooperating with these circles. He emphasizes that Albania remains a strong country and that relations with the United States of America are an important factor for the country’s position in the region. In his reaction, Ngjela also raises questions about the political future of Prime Minister Rama. “What about Prime Minister Edi Rama? Wait and see…”, writes Ngjela, implying that according to him, Prime Minister Edi Rama is a “police agent” that an important political development awaits him (a bitter end).
“Why are you tired? Albania today is being led by Belgrade, Athens and Paris…. Albania’s historical opponents, and within them, with their hostility, Edi Rama is also fed today, because he is working with them. This is the situation. But Albania has been strong for centuries and centuries. They can’t do anything to it. Even today, we are very strong, because we are the main ally of the United States of America in our Illyrian Peninsula. What about Prime Minister Edi Rama? Wait and see…”, writes Ngjela.
Likewise, lawyer Spartak Ngjela has reacted again on social networks, where he commented on Albanian national issues and developments related to Kosovo and Chameria. In his statement, Ngjela describes Kosovo as “a second Albanian state” and states that Chameria has also entered a “good national path”. “A second Albanian state: we took it.- Kosovo. And this has driven our invaders crazy. But Chameria has also entered a good national path. This is also a safe national issue….”, he states.
Ngjela: Albania needs change
Meanwhile, lawyer Spartak Ngjela has previously published a lengthy analysis of political and historical developments in Albania, focusing on dictatorship, transition and the country’s current leadership. In his writing, he considers Albania a country where “time has frozen” and raises strong questions about the political class and the lack of development.
Ngjela harshly criticizes Prime Minister Edi Rama, stating that Albania has no future with him and linking this to what he describes as a lack of political and historical culture. Finally, he dwells on the student movement and protests against the government, describing it as an important development in the Albanian political scene.
“When does the history of a nation or a state freeze? That history is called frozen when there is no development in a nation. But… When this nation is led by individuals who, due to the fact that they do not know how to do anything, maintain their tyranny as sultans, that is, as a kind of monarch or king, who kills for his power and therefore, the entire people or society he is leading, he wants it to be afraid.
And there was also a philosophical-political expression, which said: Call the fear of a people, and you will see that with this people you will do wonders. And if you look at the history of the Hoxha dictatorship in Albania, it has walked this path: fear, work, slavery and development; but all with one name: Enver Hoxha. And the people shouted for Enver Hoxha to the point of madness, but we still do not have a psychological-historical study of the figure of Enver Hoxha, and of the Hoxha dictatorship in Albania. But it must be said that… In this history there are many puzzles, which collide with each other. And these are: Communism took Albania with a population of 850,000 inhabitants in 1945, and left it with 4 million inhabitants in 1992; He took Albania without any factories and left it with 500 factories and industrial plants that were destroyed by the pseudo-progressor Berisha in the years 1992-1996. This is a shame and a historical crime! If only this was the only one!
And that is why time has now frozen in Albania. How would this time show the path to a developmental fusion? The only hope is the 800 thousand Albanians who are working in Europe and supporting their families with the money they send; but they are also supporting Albania itself and its state. But what about our future today? With Prime Minister Rama, we have no future, because: Having a very weak political-historical culture, Rama had built a psychological complex, which told him that he, within the history of Albania, could not find a future.
And Edi Rama’s future was given to him by Ilir Meta, who helped him get elected as mayor of Tirana and prime minister. The reasons why are still unknown, but this happened and is now a historical fact.
Therefore, we must emphasize that in Albania there is still no political ruling class that is with Albania. But time, will this always leave us Albanians: with prime ministers who have no connection with Albania at all? Let’s see, that now in Tirana the time has come and brought out the powerful student movement in the historical context of the time, in an energetic protest against the current prime minister and his own government”, underlines lawyer Spartak Ngjela.