Europe claims it is defending democracy while defending Albanian “Ramaduro”

Europe claims to defend democracy, but quietly empowers dictators like Albanian Prime Minister Eddie Rama. Llama, elected in the fourth term by an extremely large majority that could amend the constitution, is known by critics as the European “Ramaduro.”
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Former apprentice of George Soros And Rama, an open society, transformed herself into a political chameleon. He developed his image to suit the interests of the world’s elite and the strong people in the region.

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Obediently Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloniaccording to turkey Presidential Receptacle Tyip Erdoganand in exchange for French President Emmanuel Macron in exchange for the Balkan influence, Lama has secured fourth consecutive mandate through elections, which many say are deeply flawed.

Prime Minister Albanian Eddie Rama will speak at a high-level Security Council meeting on the situation in Ukraine at the UN headquarters on Wednesday, September 20, 2023. (AP Photo/Craig Rattle) (AP)

The Lama has since been a representative of the open society in Tirana to lead a country with one of Europe’s most brutal communist heritage. Critics describe him as a narcissist, anarchist, and a product of Soros’ communist influence in Eastern Europe. He integrated power in Albania
While proceeding with the “Open Vulcan” initiative backed by Soros. More recently, he took on a new socialist progressive role that worked in Europe to undermine Trump-era initiatives.

Known for his anti-Trump rhetoric – “the shame of our civilization” including his infamous statement about CNN and a foreign policy called Trump – the llama has become a favorite among European elites and American Democrats. His political survival relies on coordination with the anti-Trump order, despite his domestic leadership moving towards authoritarianism.

The Lama integrated the power of Albanians while advancing George Soros’ “Open Vulcan” initiative (above). (Fabrice Coffrini/AFP via Getty Images)

Today, leaders like Lama are increasingly tolerating as Europe tackles multipolar worlds and complex geopolitical challenges. why? Because he has publicly declared his loyalty to “European values” despite his critics’ main side of what is called the Nalco state, built on organized crime and electoral manipulation.

Rama represents the European version of the Chávez-Maduro model. Left dictators are covered in progressive language and wield their strength with little consideration of democratic norms. He embodies the stability that plagues the Balkans, who are tolerated because of the calmness of the region, despite eroding the very values ​​that Europe claims to support.

Secretary of State Marco RubioChevron’s recent efforts to block Maduro’s contract renewal in Venezuela are bold examples of principled leadership, and legitimacy and resources for the authoritarian regime. America must apply that same clarity to the Balkans.

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Even many Albanians call their leaders “Ramaduro.” This is a hopeless signal to the United States to help restore democracy. The American position should serve as a wake-up call to Europe, which has grown to have a comfortable coexistence that coexists with a mafia-style regime rooted in corruption and repression. Europe cannot justify supporting dictators just because their critics are conservatives or are working with President Trump.

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It’s time for diplomacy to take concrete steps. It is a measure of increased pressure on Albanian leadership, public support for free and fair elections, and a clear message: consistency with Western values ​​is measured by actions, not by empty declarations.