This regime is not protested. This regime is rejected.
Calling Rama a “thief” and taking to the streets is theater. Thieves flee to countries where there is law. Albania today has no law — there is a regime.
Elections are a farce. Justice is decor. Institutions are tools. This is not normal corruption, it is a narco-state. And a narco-state is not fixed, it is overthrown politically.
Ritual protests do not scare the government. They feed it. They are a vent for anger, not a threat to the regime. Anyone who talks about “improvement” is deceiving.
In the 1990s, the dictatorship did not fall because it was called corrupt, but because it was called a dictatorship. The correct name brought it down. Today we are avoiding the correct name — and we are paying the price.
This government is not reformed.
It is not normalized.
It is not negotiated.
Either we reject it as a regime, or we keep it alive with noise.
Choose a side
