"Degeneration in the eyes of the cameras"/ Conversations revealed, SP MPs demanded police intervention against protesters

The violent intervention of the police against the protesters was requested by the deputies of the Socialist Party. Kapitali publishes the conversations of the socialist deputies, which led to the intervention of the police and the detention of 6 protesters, an action that also caused surprise, since for 30 days in a row the government had kept the police away from confrontation with the protesters.

Initially, it was Taulant Balla who instructed the deputies on how to escape from the protesters' eggs. Like a platoon commander during the time of Enver Hoxha's regime, Mr. Balla instructs the deputies to perform evasive maneuvers to escape the eggs.

"Attention. There are protesters with eggs on the Toptani side. Come on, on the Mosque side," the head of the parliamentary group wrote to the socialist deputies.

But although Rama's deputies managed to avoid the protesters at the entrance, the situation changed during the afternoon, when the vehicles of some of the deputies were pelted with eggs by protesters at the exit.

The first to complain about the police was Erjon Braçe, whose car was pelted with eggs several times by protesters.

"The fact that the police allow the degeneration of MPs in front of the cameras is unacceptable. And there are only 100 of them in total. And it is practically a physical attack," writes Braçe.

Rama's communications director, Jonida Shehu, has asked MPs to avoid protesters.

Blendi Gonxhja also joined the discussion, but Mr. Gonxhja seems to have regretted what he wrote and deleted it immediately. Generally, Mr. Gonxhja writes strange things unrelated to the topic or situation, such as complaints that Kanye West's concert tickets are not being sold. It is not known if this time he raised the issue of concert tickets because the message was quickly deleted.

But the discussion continued with Mr. Braçe, who described the attacks on MPs as deliberate poaching.

"Look, I think this is intentional and this is a clear hunt against every MP, regardless of whether they are men or women. If the state police have this intention, great; bravo to everyone, but we don't owe anyone anything," Braçe continues the complaint.

Even the socialist MP for Lezha, Admir Kadeli, felt scared.

"At the very least, why don't you bring the MPs' cars inside, but let them leave on foot? Is the security of the Parliament being violated by the MPs' cars?!" asks Kadeli in the form of a complaint to the Parliament's management administration, which does not allow MPs' cars inside the Parliament's perimeter.

Exactly 20 minutes after these discussions, the police violently intervened, escorting 6 protesters and holding them for several hours in the premises of the Tirana police station. But besides revealing why the government turned the police against the protesters, the conversations between the socialist deputies also show something else bigger; the majority is now afraid of the protesters and sees conspiracies everywhere./ Kapitali.al