Reaction to Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos' Nazi threats

The future of the hybrid Greek state is related to the right resolution of the Chameri issue; its release from Greek occupation; and its return to Albania's trunk.

Greece's president, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, dare not threaten Albania otherwise will face the united Albanian nation, which does not know other borders, besides those of the Vlora National Assembly, on November 28th 1912, starting at the three Black Stones in Presveza and climbing north to the Red Apple near Nis in Toplic, while ending at the Great Mountain Stone in the northwest.

Otherwise, the poor tendency of the heads of the Greek enemy state to deny the existence of the Chameri case is the same as the one for denial of Holocaust.

Just as any normal country, we are interested in helping neighbouring Greece break away from its chauvinist past and steer straight, like a country that respects co-ordination rates, as part of the European Union and the civilized world.

The Movement for United Albania reiterates its demand that Greece, not as an expression of good will but as duty and responsibility, formally recognise the existence of the Albanian minority under Greece, and based on the Universal Declaration for Human Rights to guarantee all the necessary rights of Albanians autothonics; as the return of the Albanian population to Cammeri, the recognition of the genocide of the Chambers, recognition of dual citizenship, return of property, compensation for the exploitation of property, organisation of power and the Albanian administration as the official language of the Albanian people, the opening of the Albanian school and funding of all, and in the end of the principles of the country's independence, based on the principles of the finalisation of the independence and independence.

The Movement for United Albania estimates that the agreements between Albania and Greece, which violate Albania's territorial integrity, are unconstitutional and, thus, anyone who dares to sign treacherous agreements will share the fate of Esat Pasha.