Following Gruevski on the list, Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta, US marks two Albanian APUevskas

The punishment of former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski for a ridiculous criminal offence compared to former Albanian Prime Ministers Ilir Meta and Sali Berisha's economic and human crimes Corps, is a clear message of Western commitment to bring down the major dung of crime and corruption in the Balkans.

Nikola Gruevski's sentence by a court in Skopje to two years in prison for a tender violation for buying his luxury Mercedes comes after the collapse of corruption and crime in Croatia and Romania, but at the hand of the United States of America and the European Union.

With the conviction of the former prime minister of Macedonia and the opening of other corruption and crime issues, Albania remains the last island of indescriminateness in the Balkans and Europe.

The symbols of this impunity are Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta.

Sali Berisha is the architect of coups, witness disappearances, Gerdec, kills at Bulavard, co-operation with Milosevic, connections with Osama bin Laden, territorial sales and a range of human, economic and national crimes.

Ilir Meta, according to the most international prestige reports, is the father of corruption and greed in the Balkans.

Unlike Berisha, who is more profiled in human crimes, Ilir Meta owns a tremendous wealth both in and out of the country, the product of corruption in tenders, mafia interests, quarries, mountain destruction, trouble and shopping.

But, to get Ilir Meta to prison, only one prosecutor is to investigate the property he has declared -- a wealth of several million euros -- with only two state salaries declared.

Sali Berisha does not leave Nikola Gruevski behind even in light criminal acts.

If Gruevski was convicted of a tender violation for the purchase of Mercedes worth 700 thousand euros, Sali Berisha has bought an armoured bez-bonker, worth 700m dollars.

Berisha has bought the car with suspicious procedures and with the state budget reserve money.

After buying with Albanians' money the armoured car “bunker” worth $700 million, Berisha bought six helicopters, 1 luxury helicopter for himself from the Eurocompter company and another 5 for war.

Berisha rejected Americans for buying cheaper helicopters. He spent 70m euros on Albanian taxpayers' money just to shake hands to former French Prime Minister Francois starts as well as to buy a meeting with former France President Nicholas Sarcozy.

To punish these two our ʹGruevskas, the US-EU has designed three important organs, part of justice reform, such as the National Bureau of Investigation, Special Prosecutor and Court.

Initially, the West, via Veting, is releasing courts and prosecutors from the Meta-Berisha double to open the way to establishing SPAK's organs, which will destroy Albania's crime and corruption castle.

Even in Macedonia, Gruevski's sentence came only through reforming the special prosecutor's institution, which was formerly controlled by the former prime minister.

In Albania, two Turkish Albanians Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta follow the resistance to escape the approaching justice, with smoke in parliament, calls for armed rebellion, protests, mafia monsters and threats, but nothing escapes the snare of the National Bureau of Investigation./Pamlet