The analyst whose name is found on the Greek list explodes: This place has so much garbage, so many monsters.

The scandal that has erupted in Greece in connection with Greek secret funds has caught “gent” political and well-paid media in Albania to create disinformation, says analyst Arthur Zheji.

He has reacted to the publicizing of his list of names.

Here's his full reaction:

I like Arthur Zheji, I don't know and I can't know their names, people and portals, even though I have an idea for some of them, but I'm not allowed to slander anyone. One thing is certain, in “List” published on some ghost portals and not only, my name has been placed.

A pure and malicious slander, which is centered in Tirana, near segments of the government tarnished by this scandal and certainly beneficiaries of these Greek funds, which through these track lists, seek to spread fog and hide behind this self-created mess.

The truth is clear and good, on the job and on the line that a journalist is following in relation to the public.

I doubt that the founders of the Rare List, which has no source and no evidence, has been compiled right in Tirana and Athens, according to the scheme of the secret services, which relies on the creation of the Runted Forests, to hide the real agents.

I've personally faced many threats that I've never made, but I'm sad that this place, it keeps feeding and feeding so many caterpillars, so many garbage, so many monsters living in the dirty toilets and that they're born without Homeland and that they're going to die as traitors!

Personally, I have before me at least three generations of prominent pingles of Albania, and Albanians-men of the most difficult hours, and the widow of the other arm, who have worms fathers and mothers whose wormy race lives in a very happy way, are who they are.

And so, even though we live in the same country, we remain eternally unmatched and far from each other's worlds.

To close: I'm totally calm. List of makers to continue their dirty work they're paid for and continue to get paid. Perhaps the day will come that Albania will carry its scum to the shore, as it does the sea, clear itself and get ready for better days.

If my generation doesn't arrive, maybe it'll be the next generation, our Albanian and Albanian-loved children.