DP MP Saimir Korreshi was ironic during the meeting of the Parliamentary Investigative Committee on Sterilization and Check-Up, as he requested that Prime Minister Edi Rama and businesswoman Vilma Nushi appear to testify .
"Tell him, 'Come on, he missed those of the opposition, let's see each other, just come on, O Skënderbe.' Let the mother call him, come, Skënderbe, let's see you, let's split the mountains in two", said the democratic lawmaker, as he requested that both appear before the Commission to testify.
Saimir Korreshi: I would like some lectures on how we can have organized crime from Rama, how so many lek can be stolen from the state budget. If he came to give us some lectures, lectures on how to get beaten by eating pears backwards, or if he says that I'm a coward, I don't mind coming here to the commission. So with a little chatter. We send it in writing, even on TV, but the thing is that you don't watch it on TV either, not us anymore.
From the building there, if you wanted, we spent 2 million or so charters, they put in some charters from here opposite, because maybe they want one last one, to paint it well once more. Let's spread the word that maybe he will come, there is time for him to leave his work, to take all the ambassadors to the party meetings, but an investigative commission is looking for him, but you say he is not coming. Why doesn't he come, who stops him? To tell us in writing that he is not coming, well this prime minister who has you all in line, but Vilma has received some lek., At least the prime minister may not have directly received them in his account, but his friend Vilma has 1.7 mln euro dividend, the others come on come on how much will there be, This has the obligation to tell us about the 1.7 that he has shaved off the Albanians? What work he has done and how much sweat he has shed, let him tell us how these tenders are won. You say let's continue with the agenda, we haven't closed them at night.
Did we close it? Wasn't I here? Was I also having an electoral meeting like my friend Edi Rama, well, that's how it is. O Plarent, we left you a month and a half, whistler, why don't you call the prime minister, We are happy to see him, we miss him, we have seen him for 6 months.
Tell him, 'Come on, he missed the opposition, let's see each other, just come on, O Skënderbe. Mother calls him, come, O Skënderbe, let's see you, let's split the mountains in two.
Let Rama and Vilma come, hand in hand, no problem.