Rama's pseudo-standards

2025-02-19 14:29:00, Politikë REDAKSIONALE

After the arrest of Mayor Erion Veliaj, Prime Minister Edi Rama reacted like a madman towards the prosecutor and judge in the case.

On several occasions in his public appearances, Rama has addressed the prosecutor and judge with intimidating language, calling them accomplices or suicide bombers and right-wing extremists.

In other public statements, Rama has acted as if he has come out in defense of justice, saying that he will support it, but seeks to maintain standards.

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But what are the standards according to the Prime Minister?

Since it is not standard to attack the prosecutor by name, it is not standard to invent messages, to say I received this message about this prosecutor and this judge. The standard is to read the court's decision. The facts and evidence. To read how Klotilda Bushka went to destroy the evidence by intimidating witnesses. Meanwhile, Edi Rama has stated that she did nothing but advise him. Although Klotilda Bushka is prohibited from advising because she is a serving MP.

The second said about the court decision that it is a novel. They are not a novel 365 pages of court decisions, but there are facts and evidence, as the cell phones turned out, as the villa turned out, as the cuts with 500 large ones turned out, not 75 thousand as Ajola claims, but over 800 thousand euros of purchases. What about those 650 million that Erald Ismaili made purchases? What about another 200 million made by Ajola and Ajola's mother together?

This is asking for standards of justice. Thanking the justice system for the evidence found and asking it to stubbornly defend it in court to stop corruption because by fighting even Erion Veliaj, it is easier to get to Europe.

Not by demanding hypocritical standards on the one hand to slander and on the other to talk about Albania's path to Europe.

In the EU, the road is closed if you attack justice when they find facts and evidence of corruption of high officials, including those who were allegedly sold by Rama himself or by his closest collaborator. Perhaps Rama is showing with these pseudo-standards how much of a collaborator he has been in Erion Veliaj's troubles./ CNA