
At first they said that the protest was being instigated by Greek circles, that they see us as rivals in the field of tourism.
For this, they also edited a video with Artificial Intelligence, as if Greece had sent three buses with protesters.
Then the Serbs were brought onto the scene and how the Belgrade protesters were teaching those in Tirana the manual of protests that shook the Vu?i? regime.
Along with the Serbs, of course the Russians also entered the game.
Then there were those who said that Erion Veliaj was with Soros behind the protest, and they argued this because several pro-Lali artists or activists who receive funds from Soros were seen at the protest.
In the end, Prime Minister Edi Rama put his seal on it, saying that they have found the enemy organizing the protests, and that is Iran.
Other days may bring out other enemies.
The point is, they could say that Bangladesh or the Philippines are organizing the protests, since we are taking away their workers.
To be serious, it is true that there are people in Albania who are paid by Iran.
We have also seen them on TV as analysts, or even on social networks.
They spread anti-Albanian propaganda and insult national figures, such as Gjergj Kastriot Skanderbeg or Mother Teresa.
Those who are now complaining about Iran have not taken any action against them.
There are also pro-Greek analysts, whom we see every night on TV.
Their names have even appeared on payrolls (although it has never been proven to be true).
There are also pro-Serbian analysts, who come mainly from Kosovo and appear on Albanian TV, who over the years have been accused of being UDB agents.
They have always been there, and some even receive funding from the Government for the portals they have set up, as they are publishers close to the majority.
Except that, surprisingly, both these pro-Greeks and pro-Serbs, in this case, are pro-Government and pro-construction of Kushner's resort in Zvërnec.
But all these factors cannot undo the fact that in the square, Zvërnec was only the fuse of all the dissatisfaction accumulated over the years that brought out the Albanians and now they are looking for something else.
As Elisa Spiropali rightly mentioned, they want a new political system and a new beginning.
Which, unfortunately, neither Edi Rama nor Sali Berisha offers.
That's why they have lost political logic and are looking for external and internal enemies, hoping to distract attention from the truth of this protest.
Protest, which, if they don't read it and react properly, could take them away!
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