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It seems that Meta is taking lessons from his Macedonian "friends" on how to survive the action of the prosecution.
Ilir Meta has once again brought back to the stage his excellent relations with the former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and his loyalists in VMRO.
A few months ago, when it was said that the arrest ticket had been issued, Ilir Meta went to conferences and mentioned Gruevks. While in an interview he stated that he is a friend and they even have constant contact between them.
For those who don't know, Gruevski has been convicted several times in Skopje and is the only former prime minister in the region who escaped prison. He received asylum in Hungary. But it seems that his ties to Meta are still solid.
The President of the Freedom Party visited North Macedonia today. There he met with Gruevski's loyalists, the Prime Minister of North Macedonia and at the same time the leader of VMRO-DPMNE, Hristijan Mickoski, the Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski and the Minister of Defense Vlado Misajlovski. Meta calls them friends.
Among wonderful friends today in Ohrid! Happy to wish you the Victory from close to the Prime Minister and Leader of VMRO, Mr. Hristijan Mickoski, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Aleksandar Nikoloski and the Minister of Defense, Mr. Vlado Misajlovski. I have never doubted the Victory of this wonderful team, with character and a lot of vision. They survived the cruelest persecutions but never gave up and WON! We also discussed the importance of the construction of Corridor 8 and I am happy to hear the novelties of their economic program. I am convinced that VMRO under the leadership of Hristijan Mickoski will be the best example of how a party serves its people and empowers the citizen ", writes Meta.
If we look at his message, it seems clear that Meta wants to draw a parallel between his fate and that of Gruveski or VMRO: " They survived the cruelest persecutions but never gave up and won ".
So it seems that Meta is taking lessons from his Macedonian "friends" on how to survive the action of the prosecution. Or is he taking escape lessons from Nikola Gruevski?
The head of the PL himself has said that he will face justice, but when prison approaches, everyone fills their cups and leaves their eyes. We don't know what Meta is doing, but the message from this meeting is very clear: First, he is getting closer to pro-Russians in the region and second, he is getting advice from Gruevski to escape prison. / Pamphlet
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