
The former prime minister, Sali Berisha, has threatened again with the escalation of civil disobedience, during a meeting he held this afternoon with members and sympathizers in the city of Gjirokastra.
Berisha declared that the Reestablishment will arise in a civil disobedience and will bring down the regime of Prime Minister Rama. The former prime minister stressed that the opposition must do everything to destabilize what he called the dictatorship of gangs and crime.
“The turn required of us, of every democrat, has to do with the new mission that the Democratic Party must undertake, to subvert civil disobedience by all means , what came with the term renaissance in 2013 and proved to be a primitive vindictive revenge against democracy and ended in a gang dictatorship, in a crime dictatorship, in a dictatorship of the dissolution of our achievements.
Today, we gather here at a time when Albania is ruled by a regime in which crime with its connections to the prime minister, in which the drug cartels, from Sinaloa in Mexico, led by two Albanians, to those in Colombia, Ecuador and Albania, are related to the prime minister's office. We gather at a time when crime and gangs have appointed a minister of order, their main exponent.
We gather today at a time when crime is everywhere, not only with these ties, but also at the point of a gun, on the streets and in the cells of maximum security prisons.
We gather today in a gang dictatorship regime, which three months, five months before the elections, releases serial killers from prisons, brings from Dubai and other countries, the most dangerous traffickers to rush them against the free vote of Albanian citizens .
So we gather in a regime, in which crime turns into a vote and the vote turns into a crime. Were we not founded as a party of free vote? We brought the free vote to Albania, we expelled with the free vote those who came with weapons and communist rebellion in 1997!
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We are the party of great missions. We will rise up in civil disobedience and overthrow this vicious enemy, who differs as much as two drops of water in relation to the vote, with his uncle the executioner of the dictatorship intelligence, Spiro Koleka. He differs in this aspect from his father, the executioner who signed the hanging of the dissident. So, this battle is a battle for the existence of democracy. This battle is a battle for the freedom to vote. Our obligation to guarantee a free vote for Albanians", Berisha said, among other things.
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