December 6 protest, Spartak Ngjela: Berisha against the West, citizens should not go after a traitor declared 'non grata'

Lawyer Spartak Ngjela has called the protest planned by the Democratic Party to be held on December 6 in Tirana, the day when EU leaders visit Tirana, a "treasonous movement". In a television interview, the lawyer emphasized that the head of 'Reestablishment' Sali Berisha was against the West and history would judge the opposition for this type of protest, which, according to him, was the same as protesting against Albania's membership in the European Union. "Until the part the first which is democracy is true. And the fact that the European Union summit is here to bring us into the EU, the movement is esatist. Esat Pashë Toptani, whose grave is in Belgrade, would be envious. They should not have made this mistake because it is a legal subject like the European summit. Why will they protest? Against Europe? Against the introduction of Albania into the EU? Either he is intellectually disabled or he pretends not to understand. We can't be taken for fools. Their head is not with the west, because it is non grata there. Listen to me, take the bunches of flowers and go there, don't serve Esat Pasha. Thank you for having a Western summit here, they want to bring the Middle East here. Those who are pro-West do not protest on that date", said Ngjela. Meanwhile, even earlier, the lawyer Spartak Ngjela commented on the December 6 protest. He said that it is a protest against the European Union. The lawyer stated that it has been a while since Berisha is no longer with the European Union, since the middle of 1984. "It is a protest against the European Union. It's been a while since Berisha is no longer with the European Union, since mid-1984, he is no longer with the west and this is proven. But will Berisha make that protest? He won't be able to do it, because there is a law on protests, when you do a protest you have to get permission from the state. And in this case, the state does not give permission to some anti-Westerners to protest," he said.