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"Majko has never jumped, Rama forced him", Paloka: Belinda should have jumped up from the millions in her pocket

Politiko 2025-04-16 15:11:25

"Majko has never jumped, Rama forced him", Paloka: Belinda should have

The Chairman of the National Assembly of the Democratic Party, Edi Paloka, has reacted harshly to the opening of the campaign by the Socialist Party, describing it as a "slanderous show".

During an interview with News24, Paloka did not spare criticism of the SP exponents who participated in the organized activity, describing them as "used" and transformed into parts of a political comedy.

“Was n't the performance not only mocking Albanians, but also those who had come out there,” Paloka said, speaking specifically about former Prime Minister Pandeli Majko, who, according to him, was forced by Rama to dance. “Pandeli Majko, twice prime minister, forced Rama to dance, Pandi who has never danced in his life, ” he added.

He also focused on Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, saying that she "should jump and jump because she has millions in her pocket" to take that action.

" Good for these women. Of course, Belinda deserves to jump and jump because they make millions in their pockets jump, but those other poor people were in trouble," he said.

Paloka compared this situation to the practices of dictatorship, recalling Stalin and the way he required members of the politburo to perform such actions as part of performances to persuade and manipulate.

" In serious politics, this cannot happen ," said Paloka, emphasizing that such an event is unacceptable and unimaginable for the Democratic Party and its leader, Sali Berisha.

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