Hotpoint Policy

As fires continue to burn hundreds of hectares of pastures and forests in Albania, politics is straining to find artificial debate them, to appear to have its own opinion on these issues. As we are on the topic of fires, there are three different opposition views about them.

First, there's the PD, which sees the reason for the fires in the fact that Edi Rama bathes in the sea and Mimi Kodeli is taking pictures in a bathing suit. That, according to the largest opposition in the country, is why Albania is burning. It has no proposal for legal initiatives or decisions that would create an infrastructure against fires in Albania. Her problem is why Edi Rama is bathing at sea.

Another opposition member, president of PBDNJ, Vandel Dule, unlike all the opposition, views them as intentional fires against the Greek minority. It even combines that with lack of water and light in areas where the Greek minority lives.

Strange at this point, is how the Albanian government on one side sets fire to the pastures where the Greek minority lives and on the other calls for Greece to help extinguish the fires. Or it's bound to hurt Greece financially and in this case.

Another opposition from the LSI's point of view views fires as the party's clientisation problem with firefighters. He sees fires as deliberately lit by government people who are not touched by police. No wonder the government, after defeating the opposition, seeks and burns it in the fire, and even more, is not understood why the government labors to turn off the fires that fuel its own people!

Even worse than fires, there are accidents and drownings at sea. Every day there are accidents and people dying on the streets and drowning in the sea, and every day there are claims that, especially drowning at sea, and when their hearts are stopped, they blame the government.

Even worse today in Tirana, when the car driven by an MP was involved in a serious accident because of the passerby interrupting the highway, and the largest opposition in the country, which is not known to have been hiding for weeks, wakes up at five o'clock in the morning and asks police to investigate the case, as the MP is Edi Rama's friend. In fact, the MP has been an ally of the DP last mandate, but since this time he has received enough votes in Elbasan as he has received and the DP, it seems that he has been declared an enemy. The paradox is that police are under the leadership of the DP's technical minister and can investigate the case without any concern, since, as known, the technical minister does not speak to Edi Rama.

As if all these hardy oppositions weren't enough, it comes out, and Edi Rama balances the listenings from every circle. Today it was Berat, who copied all of Albania, asking for water, light, and work. The only remark that was erased from the report seems to be that in these meetings with the people, it's getting really hot.

Since it is the peak vacation in mid-August, it is understandable that there are very few political topics to discuss, and it is no sin not to talk when you don't have to talk. That's hot enough without talking.