Kurti and Mitsotakis trapped in electoral battles against Albania

There are two prime ministers in the Balkans who are trying to turn the battle with Albania into electoral battles. First is Kyriako Mitsotakis, prime minister of Greece. The failure of his efforts to influence the judicial process politically against Fred Beler, arrested for voter theft, and previously charged with illegal Albanian military killings, escalated into a diplomatic and political action against Albania, which was crowned with Fred Beler's election as deputy of his party in the European Parliament.

This well fulfils the promises for Greeks to consider themselves victorious towards Albania, even though in fact it is a ridiculous loss of them. Unable to blackmail Albania, they chose to do it on their own MP Fred Beler, of course electoral needs in Greece, but most of all to use as a megaphone against Albania in Brussels.

This is the only useful thing Greece has done for Albania in recent years. Supporting a controversian character with serious personality problems, under public charges as Albanian military killers, accused and arrested in Greece for possession without permission, and recently arrested and convicted of theft of votes, he will be Albania's greatest excusor in Brussels every time he opens his mouth against it, counting on his intelligence. No matter how much they write speeches, stupidity doesn't fit in a sack. I take my head out somewhere.

At this point Edi Rama has pushed Greece towards a sacrifice that does not merit its authority and history, as it will be represented in Brussels by a man who symbolizes its crisis with Albania and the hatred of part of the Greek public for Albania.

No country can so easily expose its shadows to the world's eyes. Greece's decision, prompted by the offended headquarters of a country that cannot dictate the justice of a neighbouring country, has now given everyone a chance to realise that it has not chosen an Eurodeput, but has put all its dark sides into the European Parliament, which, not that they have no other countries, but the European standard obliges them not to expose.

Edi Rama has practically forced Greece to show Europe her dirty panties.

After Mitsotakis, the second to have turned the battle with Albania into electoral battle is Albin Kurti. This one that started the political path as the mastermind of joining Albania, now has a single ideology, the battle to win electoral battles with the fight against Albania.

Like Miciotaki, he's on the wrong battle horse.

Edi Rama is not affected by the electoral view by the battle of Albin Kurti. I don't think they get a lot of votes, but I'm sure nobody's going anywhere. Just because you know that, Edi Rama is holding on to this battle, encouraging him to continue his battle with Albania, even to return it to electoral battle.

Being ruthless at this point, Edi Rama is trying to expose Albin Kurti as a leader seeking to gain popularity by attacking Albania daily.

In essence, Albin Kurti's anger is with the West, but because he cannot openly object to what he says to the West, he opposes and turns them into enmity with Albania when Edi Rama repeats it. And he has caught this habit and repeated it everywhere, in Tirana, in Pristina, in Berlin, in Rome, wherever the opportunity is.

Today he repeated it to Pristina in the presence of Kosovo Saviors, in a jubilee organised for Ibrahim Rugova. And he refused to go after Ibrahim Rugova's party needed only for votes to complete 51 percent, but not for his history.

As in Greece, as those elections witnessed, people have voted more against Albania than in the EU, as in Kosovo, Vetevendosje hopes to get votes by inciting hatred of Albania, rather than promising a European future for Kosovo.

When they leave power once, they will be remembered for fighting as hard as they could against Albania in the name of their power. But not of their own people.