Originally posted by Risto the Great
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Basically, what I think I’m hearing, is rather than capitalising on the current momentum within the Macedonian populace, it is proposed that we let this momentum subside and disperse the current movement to allow Zajko and his Albanian coalition take control of the assembly and commence, what I can only assume people think to be the process of ridding Macedonia of its corruption. How does he plan on doing this?, by using the services of, again what I can only assume people view to be, an “independent” Special Prosecutor, to prosecute, coincidentally, only DPNE ministers, or in other words, the governments only opposition. Now after, or in the course of, prosecuting the leadership of DPNE, which will effectively render his only opposition leaderless or rather rudderless like a sinking ship, ignoring the raft of potential opportunity just a majority of the assembly can accomplish, to obtain that magic two thirds majority (which coincidentally due to the makeup of his government would consist of a majority of minority MP’s) all Zajko will need to do is go after 13 MP’s (if that hasn’t already been reduced in his process of ridding the opposition of its leadership), the 13 (or less) most weakest links in the assembly, who have now been left without any support, which he can either bribe, threaten, prosecute or gaol through the use of that independent special prosecutor, in order to open the door to his complete free reign over the country, which would include allowing him to do things such as gaoling the president (effectively giving RoM its first Albanian President Xaferi), altering the constitution, language, name, symbols, and whatever else as he so pleases.
Now it seems to be the view of some people, that allowing the potential for such things to eventuate is considered to be what is reasonably needed in order for SDS supporters, who in the interim period have been rewarded with government positions and public sector jobs for their party support, to finally revolt against Zajko’s agenda and effectively storm the government and replace him with…DPNE?
I don’t know, it might be just me but that looks like just as big, if not bigger, of a gamble to take
As big as the cancer Grujo has become to RoM, I must admit, at least the guy didn’t resort to imprisoning his opposition to achieve his goals, although that maybe simply because he never really had to resort to such measures since the opposition was utterly useless/non-existent and did a brilliant job of digging its own grave during that period.
But hey, since its impossible for Macedonians to transcend party politics and unite in opposition to the Tirana Platform now due to the political context of the situation, its probably best to just exercise patience and see how it pans out, what could go wrong?, I mean its not like Grujo didn’t agree to the Tirana Platform anyway, and at least RoM will be finally rid of corruption with Zajko.
Albo: How do you say “Can I have one Café Latte with two sugars please” in Albanian?
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