Edi Rama deserves Vjosa Osman's hate

Clearly, it does not stand up to Albania even when it protects Kosovo. And to justify her embarrassment in the hall, when her country was protected by Albania's prime minister, while she sought pictures of the US president with I Love Lipa, it erupted at the Voice of America, accusing Edi Rama of “saving Serbia's face”.

Edi Rama's speech to the UN, in fact, was a heavy tax on Albania's prime minister, who was in a way making trial of international justice and Western politics for his attitude towards an international judicial process based on a false report. Strengthened by Edi Rama's speaker, the speech broke the ethical standards of a small country prime minister like Albania, in relation to the West.

But it was a tax Albania's prime minister took on for an issue he deems fair to protect.

Vjosa Osmani's blast against him is justified. You need to get under her skin and justify what she did. Imagine the president of a small country like Kosovo, invited to the UN Assembly, where the most popular speech for its country is given by Albania's prime minister.

She doesn't have the freedom to clap, nor be happy in that room where her place is protected. Imagine the frustration of a woman like her, that once again she had the chance to become the center of attention, not because of her curlyness, but because of her country, she was furious with the one who protected her country.

It's double torture when your country is protected by the one you hate. The only therapy in these cases is to hate the one who protects your homeland and accuses him as an enemy.

And indeed her greatest enemy in that hall was Edi Rama. He made its presence in the UN peaceful regarding Kosovo. He made it feel bad, that Albania, which it hates, was protecting Kosovo.

And above all, she did this to protect her political enemies, for whom she felt good to be in prison. Worse than that, Vjosa Ousmane never did. Neither does Serbia, who pretend to be an enemy.