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"Rama, part of the dirtiest breed"/ Alizoti: He has collapsed under the ruins of corruption, he robbed Albanians

2025-12-21 20:16:00, Politikë CNA

"Rama, part of the dirtiest breed"/ Alizoti: He has collapsed under

DP MP Tomor Alizoti today once again emphasized the opposition's stance towards Prime Minister Edi Rama, describing him as the representative of the most reclusive political breed.

Through a post on social media, Alizoti states that Rama has fallen into the ruins of rampant corruption, robbing the people.

Alizoti adds that coming out is the best solution to show that violations against citizens are not accepted.

"Today there is no Albanian or foreigner who is informed about Albania who does not know that Edi Rama is an ordinary thief, the head of a well-organized cartel, who steals like a voracious pig. Today there is no reasonable person, financially uninvolved, who does not have it as clear as daylight that the leader of "Rilindja" is the last representative of the dirtiest strain that this country has produced.

Even though he has fallen under the rubble of rampant corruption, even though he has been caught unawares as a common thief who robs the poorest people of Europe, he continues to resist, to survive like a disgusting caterpillar. His last media appearance, in a lonely and disgusting speech, made it clear: he will not retreat. On the contrary, he is ready to drag his party into the abyss of shame into which he has sunk himself.

Fellow citizens, tomorrow's protest is not about power. It is about dignity. This mafia prime minister is openly challenging the country. He is trying to show that Albania is a rotten territory, where the citizens are so poor that they accept his theft. He is trying to equate us all with himself, to call us thieves, part of his mafia machinery.

He seeks to prove that “we are all the same.” We are not.

So tomorrow is the day of protest, not for the opposition's power, but for our dignity. To show Edi Rama that only he and his dirty cronies are the beneficiaries of trafficking, corruption and theft. Albania is poor, yes, but it should never be raped by cocaine cartels and subjected to the violence of rampant corruption.

"Tomorrow is the day of dignity. The day to come out and say clearly: we are not like you. We will not accept being trampled on. The end of traffickers and thieves is coming," says Alizot i./CNA





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