Berisha reveals the politicians who have inspired him: Donald Trump in particular, he dared to say that the most dangerous enemy is the internal enemy

Sali Berisha, leader of the Democratic Party, has shared with the public the politicians who have inspired him during his career.

In his speech, Berisha singled out Winston Churchill, who, during World War II, declared that Great Britain would fight on every front to defend freedom.

He also emphasized the inspiration he received from Ronald Reagan, who considered the events of the Cold War period as a struggle for the freedom of humanity, emphasizing the importance of individual and democratic freedom.

Berisha also mentioned Donald Trump, emphasizing that he inspired him when he declared that the most dangerous enemy is the internal enemy, citing the politicization of justice and censorship that can harm society.

In general, Berisha emphasized that the figures who have inspired him the most are those who have taken courageous actions and defended the freedom and rights of individuals.

Excerpt from the speech of DP leader Sali Berisha:

Interesting question, of course there are politicians who have inspired me a lot.

These politicians who have inspired me have inspired me with great acts of courage.

I was very inspired by Churchill when he said that we will never surrender but will fight on land, at sea, in the air, at a time when the situation was desperate for Great Britain.

I was immensely inspired by Ronald Reagan when he declared that the German issue is a matter of the freedom of humanity, Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.

I was greatly inspired by Donald Trump when he dared to say that the most dangerous enemy is the internal enemy, in the sense that they are those who carried the flag of censorship, who politicized justice in an extreme way, who undertook the massive destruction of symbols of US history, such as in the Chinese Cultural Revolution or against churches and mosques in Albania.

So, those who have inspired me the most have been people of courageous decisions.

I was inspired by Martin Luther, who, before the conclave that was about to throw him into the fire of his brains, told the judges that everything I said, I said with full conscience and with my most complete conviction.

So, my biggest inspirations are the biggest daredevils.

I probably understood it this way.