Berisha attacks SPAK and calls on them to investigate Rama, accuses the Albanian prime minister of corrupting the FBI and trying to kill the opposition

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha again attacked the Special Anti-corruption Prosecutor's Office yesterday. Through a post on "Facebook", in which he dwells on the case of the FBI agent, Charles McGonigal. Berisha attacks SPAK asking if he is alive or not, since according to him Rama has managed to bribe the FBI official to 'kill' the opposition and has undermined democracy, but 'SKAP', as he calls it, has not yet launched an investigation for the prime minister. "He corrupted the FBI, tried to kill the opposition and undermined democracy. Is SPAK alive? No, it's not Skap", writes Berisha. Meanwhile, while talking about the McGonigal scandal, he emphasized that McGonigal told the Albanian businessmen that the US envoy for the Balkans, Gabriel Esobar, had handed him a list of businessmen that he would sanction. According to him, McGonigal gave this list to Lulzim Basha, to sanction the businessmen who support the 'Foltore'. Edi Rama and Ambassador Yuri Kim are also included in the scheme, therefore calling on the USA and the FBI to investigate this duo in the fraud scheme. “The McGonigal case doesn't just involve that. Calling the US Congress and the FBI to investigate Edi Rama's role in the fine scheme. McGonigal was telling others that Mr. Escobar has given me a list of businessmen to be sanctioned. It was a scheme in which Rama was enslaving the businessmen with lists submitted by Basha. I call on the USA and the FBI to investigate the role of Edi Rama in this embezzlement, to investigate the role of Yuri Kim. Kim called the businessmen one by one in the office, why are you financing the Forum because he will sanction you. Was this a scheme to pay fines to McGonigal? This was a scene in which Rama was enslaving businessmen with lists, this time delivered by Lulzim Basha. Do you remember when he was talking about 150 sanctioned on TV, that was to become clients of McGonigal", underlined Berisha.