In a conversation with citizens this Saturday, Democratic Leader Sali Berisha called on the diaspora to protest in front of what he called "narcostate embassies."
Berisha said that the Republic no longer exists, as according to him, Edi Rama has destroyed it.
Question: In the next protest, will we stand for 1 hour in front of the Prime Minister's Office, or will we block all the roads in Albania, because we won't be able to come from Greece to Tirana to have a coffee.
Sali Berisha: I thank you very much for the question and the willingness. My suggestion to you and to all the oppositionists in the diaspora is to organize protests in front of the embassy that represents the Albanian narco-state, in the capitals of the EU member states and in front of these buildings, so that the world learns that they do not represent Albanian citizens, but represent the narco-state of Edi Rama. They represent the most corrupt prime minister in Europe and the world, they represent the man who is also destroying the justice system with a coup.
Question: If we don't take sides, Rama won't leave. Should we call on the diaspora to protest internationally?
Sali Berisha: The diaspora is invited to organize strong protests near the embassies of the narco-state. The Republic no longer exists, Edi Rama has annihilated the Republic. In a country where the Constitution is trampled on, where justice is blocked, the Republic is a dead letter. Therefore, you should also undertake strong protests in front of the embassies, throw eggs and tomatoes at them, as well as protests near international institutions to unmask Ramaduro, the builder of the first and only narco-state in Europe. The billionaire, the biggest thief that Albanians have had in all times.