Berisha "breaks" international isolation, "virtually meets" Albanians living in Great Britain and asks them to vote for the May 14 elections

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha seems to have broken the isolation created by the United States of America and Great Britain. Washington and London have blacklisted him and he cannot travel and is using social networks as a consolation. This weekend he had a conversation with the "chuns of London" through an online video. It seems that Berisha has pinned his hopes on immigrants for the May 14 elections. He has asked for their vote to defeat the government's candidates. "We hold this forum with London's Democrats at a time when the country is mired in a deep, terrifying crisis. Albanians today, as you know, abandon their country more than any other nation, and they do not abandon it because they lack love for Albania, but they abandon it because today's regime has restored the monism of 32 years ago. If 32 years ago, monism, i.e. the concentration of all powers in the hands of one party, was based on the Marxist-Lelinist doctrine, today's monism is based on the brutality of crime, on drugs and its negative power, on unrestrained theft of Albanian citizens. With these mechanisms, Edi Rama built in these years the first and only narco-state in Europe, which means replacing the laws and rules of the legal state with that of the mafia state. I can give you dozens, hundreds of examples here. The daily life of Albanians is full of such cases. A week ago, a pregnant woman with an 8-day-old child was arrested, for a fine of 250,000 lek, for which she was never notified. A week ago, another lady who was carrying the child, working two jobs, was executed at the counter.