VV member in Albania says Sali Berisha is not the right man for protests against Vuciqi

He says his protest is to consolidate as Albanian opposition chairman, and he links the presence of Evi Kokalari in “Berisha's” as evidence that he does not fight off the departure of Edi Rama and Vuciqi.

“Sali Berisha has called protest against “Open Balkan”, which takes place tomorrow during Vucic's visit to Tirana. It is clear that we are dealing with the same Berisha who backed “Open Balkan” in September last year in Washington's Kurdish agreement, when President Trump and Richard Green brought this agreement forward. It is clear that Berisha does not reject the repeatedly-council agreement where Kosovo was imposed on “Open Balkan”, because Richard Green with Evi Kokalari have promised Berisha that they will cancel its status “non-grata” if Trump returns to power. But they have not promised to cancel “Open Balkan” if Trump returns to power. ”, he writes on his status.

Aazi says the protest is fair but that it is driven by the wrong people and says Berisha has received promises that will remove the label <x0non-grata” if Trump returns to power.

It is thus clear that more than against Serbia and for national union, Berisha is holding this protest to protect himself and the family that has been declared “non-grata”, to increase legitimacy facing Rama's Basha, and to show that the opposition in Albania is currently de facto directed. If that wasn't the case, if it wasn't for “greta” on him, then Berisha would have already distanced himself from the Green and his crew, such as Evi Kokaller, who boasted of Washington's agreement and of the “Open Balkan” but he even put the last one in the “The Rithemelm”>, he says.

This is his full handwriting:

Since Kosovo's declaration of independence, protests against Serbia's expansionist policies in the region began the V Movement DEPENSE! to Albania on May 8, 2019, on Vucic's visit to Tirana. Our motives and goals were clean: We wanted to increase awareness in Albania on the fact that Serbia had not changed and that Albania and Kosovo should have a common foreign policy, especially in front of Serbia, and to repel its efforts to experience at the expense of Albanians and other Balkan peoples. We sought justice for the genocide in Kosovo committed by the government, where Vucic was the minister of information. We sought the return of the found, war damages, recognition of Kosovo's independence and apology on Serbia's part.

We declared Vucic <x0non-grata” in Albania and sought national unity. Protest shares with the same requirements repeated on other Vucic visits to Tirana. Centre of Movement V ENVED! in Albania, it is currently on hold, and other ways to protect the same causes may seem to need to be found.

Sali Berisha has called protest against “Open Balkan”, which takes place tomorrow during Vucic's visit to Tirana. It is clear that we are dealing with the same Berisha that backed the “Open Balkan” in September last year in Washington's Kurdish agreement, when President Trump and Richard Green advanced this agreement. It is clear that Berisha does not reject the repeatedly-council agreement where Kosovo was imposed on “Open Balkan”, because Richard Green and Evi Koklari have promised Berisha that they will cancel its status “non-grata” if Trump returns to power. But they didn't promise to cancel “Open Balkan” if Trump returns to power.

It is thus clear that more than against Serbia and for national union, Berisha is holding this protest to protect himself and the family that has been declared “non-grata”, to increase legitimacy in front of Rama Basha, and to show that the opposition in Albania currently de facto leads it.

If that wasn't the case, if it wasn't for the “-grata” to him, then Berisha would have already distanced himself from Green and his crew, such as Evi Kokalari, who boasted about Washington's agreement and the “Open Balkan” But he even put the latter in the last minute to the PD's “Commission Rithemelim”.

Having all these clear, however, Vucic is coming to Tirana tomorrow along with his expansionist policies, and yet another protest against him has not been called except what Sali Berisha called against binomial “Rama-Vucci” Thus, Albanians remain in the dilemma of participation or not in a fair, organised protest led by people with wrong motives. And for that, it's our own fault.