Berisha reacts to the assassination attempt on "Don Bosco" and comes out with accusations against the government: Rama has built a mafia state

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha held a virtual conversation with supporters of the Democratic Party in London this Saturday.

In his speech, Berisha attacked Prime Minister Rama, whom he said replaced the laws of the state with the rules of a mafia state. The former prime minister also stopped at the security in the country, where he called the murder of the bartender Mimoza Paja, during the assassination attempt in Don Bosco 6 days ago, an alarm bell.

 
"I greet you and thank you from the bottom of my heart for your presence today in this hall, greetings from the bottom of my heart to all Albanians in London and all of Great Britain wherever they are.

I express my pleasure to talk with you today in a very special moment that Albania and Albanians are going through. We hold this forum with London Democrats at a time when the country is mired in a deep, terrifying crisis. Albanians today, as you know, abandon their country more than any other nation, and they do not abandon it because they lack love for Albania, but they abandon it because today's regime has restored the monism of 32 years ago.

If 32 years ago, monism, i.e. the concentration of all powers in the hands of one party, was based on the Marxist-Lelinist doctrine, today's monism is based on the brutality of crime, on drugs and its negative power, on unrestrained theft of Albanian citizens. With these mechanisms, Edi Rama built in these years the first and only narco-state in Europe, which means replacing the laws and rules of the legal state with that of the mafia state.

I can give you dozens, hundreds of examples here. The daily life of Albanians is full of such cases. A week ago, a pregnant woman with an 8-day-old child was arrested, for a fine of 250,000 lek, for which she was never notified.

Just a week ago, another lady who was carrying the child, working two jobs, was executed at the counter, only to find that in the fight between the gangs, one of the murderers had been released from justice, had 'escaped' the police and was at large. So in Albania, the law does not exist for citizens, it does not provide protection to citizens, the freedoms and rights of Albanians are more violated than ever. This is one side. The other side is what happens to their assets, their finances and their budget", said Berisha