FLASH
Shkruar nga Myslim Murrizi
Murrizi also raises the issue of over 50 judges and prosecutors dismissed by vetting, who he claims were not investigated by SPAK, but instead were appointed to important positions in the state administration. He also criticizes opposition MPs for their silence on this situation.
Former Democratic Party MP Myslim Murrizi has made an ironic reaction to the statements of the former president of the Tirana Court of Appeal, Alaudin Malaj, who has expressed dissatisfaction that he is no longer part of the justice system to continue the story of thefts.
Murrizi writes that Malaj is "the most honest of all the thieves the justice system has had and still has", while ironically saying that his subconscious tells him: "Now what should I do, steal again?!"
Murrizi also made strong accusations, stating that over 50 dismissed judges and prosecutors, who according to him should have been investigated by SPAK after leaving the system, have not been investigated. According to the former MP, some of them have been appointed to important positions in the state administration, even in structures that lead investigations in Taxes and Customs.
At the end of the reaction, Murrizi also criticizes the opposition, expressing surprise at the silence of opposition MPs towards this situation, which he describes as a "masquerade" .
"Surprisingly, opposition MPs are silent about this masquerade of this bunch of scoundrels," says Murrizi.
"The former president of the Tirana Court of Appeal, Mr. Alaudin Malaj, is the most honest of all the thieves the justice system has had and still has."
Since he's no longer in the system, he complains about not being at work again and his subconscious speaks clearly to him, saying: "Now what do I do, I'll steal again!!!"
So, with the sincerity of his subconscious, he says that when he was a judge, he stole and now that he is no longer a judge, he has been left without practicing this "profession", but since he is "in trouble" he can start it again as a "craft".
"Over 50 judges and prosecutors dismissed by vetting, who according to the law should have been investigated by SPAK after dismissal, not only have not been investigated, but have been appointed to important positions in the senior state administration. Some even lead investigations in Taxes and Customs and, surprisingly, opposition MPs are silent about this masquerade of this bunch of scoundrels," Murrizi wrote in his post.
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