Personalisht nuk besoj se pushteti, qofte dhe ne nje vend post-komunist dhe ne tranzicion prej me shume se tri dekadesh si yni, mund te mbahet me dhunen brutale te policise, me ligje kufizuese ndaj protestave, me gjoba financiare apo me citime te modeleve te huaja si franceze, italiane, etj. Atje qytetaret kerkojne me shume te drejta dhe jane te pakenaqur me perkqesimin e nivelit te jeteses ndersa ketu kerkohet qartesisht ndryshimi i modelit qeverises dhe protesta eshte kunder arrogances se qeverise se KM Rama.Perpjekjet per ndalimin e rrjeteve sociale – ne fakt te vetmet dritare ende te pakontrolluar nga qeveria – mendoj se jane kunderprodduktive dhe ashtu si ne rastin e Tik-tokut do te perfundojne si nje shantanzh alla shqiptar, por jo nje mase qe frenon pakenaqesine publike.
Ndeshkimi i pranise fizike ne vendet ku protestohet edhe pa qene protestues eshte de facto “ndalim qarkullimi” kur protestat ndodhin, nuk besoj se gjen mbeshtetje ne ligj dhe ne Kushtetute.
Ndalimi i daljes jashte vendit pa vendim Gjykate, nuk ndodh askund ne boten e sotme as ne vendet diktatoriale dhe as ne ato demokratike. Kushdo mund ta verfikoje kete me nje “search” te thjeshte ne Web.
Presioni mbi mesuesit dhe kercenim ime vendin e punes i panevojshem dhe i pazbatueshem, thjesht nje perpjekje per t’i bere te ulin koken perballe kerkesave te nje brezi te rinjsh qe kerkon me shume drejtesi dhe dinjitet pa ikur nga vendi si brezat e meparshem.
Ndeshkimi mbi mbajtjen e maskes apo mbulimin e fytyres kur policia eshte e armatosur deri ne dhembe dhe me te gjitha mjetet bashkohore tingellon joproporcionale ne mos qesharak…
Kanosja online? Ndoshta duhet te fillojme te therresim “Rrofte… partia”, duket se nuk jemi shume larg.. Fjala nuk formon veper kriminale ne asnje rrethane, gjithsesi keto do te diskutohen me tej kur te debatohet rreth amendimeve te Kodit Penal. Ndoshta duhet te filloje te zhvillohet me tej zhanri i satires dhe humorit, duhet ringjallur revisten “Hosteni”… etj.
Asnje fjale per keq-qeverisjen e qeverise se vete KM Rama, per deshtimet spekatolare deri te largimi “me urdher dite” i pjeses me te rendesishme te qeverisjes ne pushtetin vendor gjate veres (nenkryetaret dhe drejtoret e bashkive) dhe te 134 drejtoreve qendrore kesaj fundjave. Mendoj se koha kerkon ndryshim te menyres se qeverisjes dhe jo thjesht nderrimi i disa hajduteve te diskredituar me disa hajdute te rinj…
Asnje keqardhje e KM Rama per te rinjte e dhunuar brutalisht mbi te rinjte qe dergjen spitaleve ne kembe te thyera e syte e nxjerre, asnje fjale per shkaqet e protestes, per dhunen e e policise mbi protestuesit, per policet pa numra personale identifikimi, per civilet e armatosur me shkopinj si milici parale, per brutalitetin e paprecedente dhe gjuetine e minoreneve protestues ose jo neper rruget e qytetit si gjuetia e kafsheve te egra ne pyll, per mbushjen e komisariateve me te ndaluar, per refuzimin e gjykatave per mbajtjen ne burg pa prova dhe thjesht me raporte policesh militante, per heshtjen e prokurorise dhe te SPAK-ut.
Mendoj se zgjedhjet e pergjithshme jane ne prag, por ky nervozizem i pushtetit dhe perpjekje per te ruajtur status quo-ne jane rruga me e gabuar e mundshme.
English
Happening… Does PM Rama not understand that citizens and students are protesting against misgovernance, corruption and social exclusion? (Sunday, 25 October 2026)
Personally, I do not believe that power, even in a post-communist country like ours, which has been in transition for more than three decades, can be maintained through brutal police violence, laws restricting protests, financial penalties or references to foreign models, whether French, Italian or otherwise. In those countries, citizens are demanding more rights and expressing dissatisfaction with declining living standards. Here, the demand is clearly for a change in the model of governance, and the protests are directed against the arrogance of PM Rama’s government.
I believe that attempts to ban social media, effectively the only platforms still outside government control, are counterproductive. As with TikTok, they will end up as a typically Albanian exercise in intimidation, rather than a measure capable of curbing public discontent.
Penalising people simply for being physically present in places where protests are taking place, even when they are not protesters, amounts to a de facto restriction on freedom of movement during demonstrations. I do not believe this has a basis in law or in the Constitution.
Barring citizens from leaving the country without a court order does not happen anywhere in today’s world, whether in dictatorships or democracies. Anyone can verify this with a simple web search.
Pressure on teachers and threats to their jobs are unnecessary and unenforceable. This is simply an attempt to make them bow their heads in the face of the demands of a younger generation seeking greater justice and dignity without having to leave the country, as previous generations have done.
Punishing people for wearing masks or covering their faces, when the police are armed to the teeth and equipped with every modern tool, sounds disproportionate, if not ridiculous.
Online threats? Perhaps we should start chanting “Long live… the Party!” It seems we are not very far from that point. Words do not constitute a criminal offence under any circumstances; in any event, these issues will be discussed further when the amendments to the Criminal Code are debated. Perhaps satire and humour need to be developed further. Perhaps the magazine “Hosteni” needs to be revived, and so on.
Not a word about the failures of PM Rama’s own government, including the spectacular failures that culminated in the removal, by executive fiat, of key figures in local government over the summer, including deputy mayors and municipal department heads, and of 134 directors in central government this weekend. I believe the moment calls for a change in the way the country is governed, not merely the replacement of discredited thieves with new ones.
Not a word of sympathy from PM Rama for the young people subjected to brutal violence, those lying in hospital with broken legs and eyes gouged out. Not a word about the causes of the protests; police violence against protesters; officers without personal identification numbers; civilians armed with batons acting as a parallel militia; the unprecedented brutality and the hunting down of minors, protesters or otherwise, through the city streets as if they were wild animals in a forest; police stations filled with detainees; courts refusing to keep people in custody without evidence and solely on the basis of reports by politically partisan police officers; or the silence of the prosecution service and SPAK.
I believe general elections are approaching, but this nervousness on the part of those in power, and these attempts to preserve the status quo, represent the worst possible course to take.
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