Don't even bother with Albo_beagle, lol.vata10 wrote:Well Kelmendi to Ldk means one more guaranteed deputy for them, that's if he runs for them in the next elections.
I'm quite sceptical that gjykata speciale will affect that much Pdk. Kadri Veseli making the jump to the leader of Pdk, indicates that they've been prepared to deal with gjykata speciale.
Imo, the Pdk-Ldk coalition is the worst thing that has happend to the political scene in Kosove, it has totally killed the competition and who is to say they won't do it in the future?!
And even if your prediction was to be true, Vv would still need to get more than double of the votes they got in the last elections and AAK & Nisma to grow numbers to grow too. And it would still be hard for the opposition to form a winning coalition, lead by Vv. Not to mention Rambo's aims for the PM spot.
The other option is one that hurts, Vv in a coalition with either Pdk or Ldk. So Albin Kurti in anyway would have to give up alot(like Mustafa), just to become the PM.
I'm all for the first scenario though, but very sceptical at the same time.
I only mentioned Ilir Deda because he'd bring them votes, ignored his views not suited to Vv eventhough it doesn't hurt to have someone with different views in democracy.
Could you elaborate what you mean by active and growing?
P.S. I don't think that Pacolli's party will pass the 5% threshold to get seats in the parliament.
One more deputy will not weigh up the damage the PDK-LDK agreement and the following chaos has done to LDK.
Did you watch the debate regarding UCK? - It's very clear that gjykata speciale will f*** PDK up majestically that's why they were attacking VV both days during those parliament meetings which is quite indicative when you're pressured.
We don't even need our assessment regarding the damage their coalition has done. Lol, 5% of the entire population left Kosova right after that coalition was formed. If that's not a sign of being damaging I don't know what is.
The beautiful thing about Albanians is that they support those who win. If VV came in first, you'd see a new political scene, and I wouldn't have problems if VV worked together with the non-corrupt MPs from LDK. Vjosa Osmani and those like her. In that case you'd have VV around maybe 22-23% and LDK around maybe 19-20% of the votes which will prompt AAK and Nisma to want to be part of that government and you'd be very likely to see the first purely Albanian government with no need of the minorities, even though the Turks, Bosniaks, Gypsies, Ashkalis etc. would also support that government.
And you'd have PDK alone in opposition with maybe Pacolli if they'll get enough votes to get into parliament.
Rambo can shove his ambitions up his ass, unless he's willing to make a coalition with PDK. And I believe he's in too deep now to form a coalition with PDK.
Regarding 'growing' and 'very active' - Since Albini was substituted with Visar Ymeri as the head of the movement, he's gone back to his old role as being the one to attract new people to the movement and they've gotten quite a few new members including some very smart people i.e. Dukagjin Gorani who's incredibly smart and very useful in a future government.
VV is meeting people every day and having meetings in different lagje, qytete, fshatra and organizing people more than ever before. They've done this before but they're doing it better now than ever before - also this last year of 'kundershtim kunder zajedinices dhe demarkacionit' has helped attracting people for them. Just see how Donika Kadaj-Bujupi left AAK after having worked with VV for some time. VV is very good at making people a part of them and attracting them to the movement. "Me i be per veti", if you've heard that expression in Albanian before you know what I mean.
I'm not saying he does it for momentum. He does it to deflect any debate about any real issues. Dule does it because elections are coming up and he needs Greek support, so they have this mutually beneficial symbiosis between them.Plako wrote:I agree but this has happened in Himara several times in the last 25 years. This is not Rama picking a fight with Himara, this Athens and Dule trying to make a meal out of nothing as is their policy. The same thing happened a while ago over a "monastery" Rama demolished and Rama tore Dule a new one. Will Rama gain some positive momentum now over this? Yes, but the elections are next Summer.
Rama thrives in these type of situations. He loves to engage in these type of debates and usually comes out ahead as this is what he loves to do.
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