Berisha: In Brussels, a claim was made against Edi Rama, the electoral farce and fake mandates

The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, held a press conference at the blue headquarters, where he provided details from his visit to Brussels.

Berisha said that the internationals made a pretense of Edi Rama and the May 11 election farce. The chief democrat pointed out that Brussels made a mockery of the May 11 elections.

Berisha: Paradoxes are diverse, but the greatest paradox in the media-communication field occurred in Albania, after the visit of the DP leader to Brussels, which created news, editorials, articles and headlines, 34% more, in Albania, than the summit of the European Political Union.

I think that rarely has the DP reached such a peak, and this proves how right, how important, how powerful its mission is to protect the free vote of Albanians.

You have seen these days, from Tuesday of last week until today, an endless multitude of utterances of laxity, disgusting to an extreme degree, by the government officials, who are running around with their lamentations about how to appease the head of their criminal organization, Edi Rama, and how to take a more suitable position in the new formations of the narco-state.

You've seen how a whole suite of scoundrels, caught up in the crime of the narco-state, were raving in their media, portals, televisions, and social media, all for one reason; they received an incurable wound in Brussels.

Their electoral farce suffered an incurable wound. Their connections with the underworld, drug cartels, and the most dangerous criminal organizations were exposed in an exemplary manner.

The electoral farce in all its dimensions was once again exposed. Never in 34 years has Brussels been more Albanian than in those two days last week.

Tuesday and Wednesday of the week were the days in which, in the temple of democracy, the vital interests of Albanians were defended, their free vote, and a pretense was made against Edi Rama, the electoral farce, and the fake mandates.

The pretense of the monstrous Albanian electoral state was made. The pretense of the Albanian narco-state was made, of Pojava, Çela, Bajrë, etc., etc. Those were the most special days.

That's why I say to every Albanian that there, with a great sense of responsibility towards every Albanian citizen who believes in a free vote, with the greatest sense of this responsibility.

We defended the most vital interests of free voting, of the dignity of Albanians and of Albania.

There were days when the farce and connections to crime of Edi Rama, Pëllumbesha Gjoka, Taulant Begojaris, Ergys Agas and other major exponents of crime in the government got stuck in their throats.

To their representatives in parliament, Sara Miles, Dyrmish, Arkend Balla, and many, many others.

These were days that gave a new flow of hope and belief that Albanians would vote freely like other nations.