Mero Baze accuses George Soros and Agim Isaku of staging '97

2025-04-10 13:35:00, Opinione CNA

In his wonderful essay "Albanian American Realities", the well-known journalist Mero Baze throws out some rather conspiratorial ideas about the masterminds of the burning of Albania in the evil year of 1997.

In an analysis of the causes that led to that collective madness of armaments, murders, kidnappings, and burnings, the journalist refers to several foreign articles that, according to him, cast doubt on whether George Soros was behind those horrors. All this to bring his neo-communist friends to power.

I emphasize from the beginning that I do not believe in such hallucinations at all. Today's Mero seems to me much more credible in the principled fight he is waging against Berisha. However, I really like his fantasy of discovering the Soros conspirators in Albania, led by the chief conspirator Agim Isaku...

I think the articles were written in Tirana, sent to Washington along with a bundle of money, and after being published in a magazine like the one below, they served as references for the servile people of Tirana. More or less like today.

However, to understand today's mechanism, we must read yesterday's Mero. Here is what the giant writes:

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There were successive analyses about these influences in almost the entire world press (we are talking about foreign influences, my note EM).

One of the most serious analysts of FORBES magazine, Richard Morais, wrote that what was happening in Albania was nothing more than the crowning of a political line encouraged by dubious billionaires like George Soros. The well-known political analyst referred to concrete facts, where he argued for this billionaire's strategy for the return of the communists to power.

"In case you have ever wondered what is happening in Albania, we can explain it to you in a nutshell. George Soros' friends are coming out on top. In late February (1997, my note EM), armed gangs led by gangsters and ex-communists, many of them veterans of the former secret police state, did nothing but overthrow an elected liberal government and forced the President to appoint a neo-communist Prime Minister."

Below, the FORBES analyst says that the Soros-backed newspaper “Koha Jonë” called for taking up arms. A senior Soros Foundation official in Tirana boasted to perverted observers that “Berisha will go. We made him go.”

It is not known to whom the author was referring, but one of the senior leaders of this foundation in Tirana, AI (Agim Isaku, my note EM), was probably the man who was most visible on the day the agreement for the Government of National Reconciliation was reached and the most active in promoting the latest reaction to this agreement at the tables of the Rogner Hotel where the leaders of the Opposition were sitting./ Taken from Ermal Mulosmani's social networks