Basha comments on Thessaloniki's Rally: Propaganda and costly performances around the world do not fill albanians' pockets

Democrat Lulzim Basha reacted to the political situation in the country and the meeting of Prime Minister Edi Rama with Albanians this Sunday in Thessaloniki.

In a post on facebook, Basha says "propaganda and costly shows around the world do not fill the pockets of Albanians, but further impoverish them."

Among other things, the Democrat stresses that "those who do not steal and do not cooperate with crime are asleep according to Rama."

"He who does not steal, he who does not cooperate with crime, he who does not succeed in bribing the fbi chief of our strategic partner, sleeps according to Edi Rama.

To his shame today, the world is pointed at as the prime minister of crime in Durres, with sexer Jurgis Chirben.

His sleepless mayor to steal with 5D incenerators, launders crime money in tirana's multi-storey towers. This is not a problem for Dave Ramsay, because he is behind him.

The deputy prime minister on the run for corruption, is not Edi Ram's concern, because everything was done to his knowledge.

The crime in power and power in the service of crime is not Edi Rami's problem, because everything is done on his orders.

One by one the whole government went to jail, because they stole Albanian money, because they collaborated with crime and this one as a rooster top the dung is proud of imaginary achievements.

Albanians are the first asylum seekers from a country that is not at war, pensioners have the lowest pensions in the region, citizens pay 60% of the expenses for "free" health out of their pocket, this government reimburses medicines without any effect for treatment of diseases, our country has the highest prices and lowest wages in Europe. This is the reality that weighs heavily on the Albanians today.

While he can no longer deceive Albanians, he comes around the world to speak to those who have to keep his family in Albania with money because of his mis-government.

Propaganda and costly displays around the world do not fill the pockets of Albanians, but further impoverish them," Basha writes.