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The Democratic Party Chairman, Sali Berisha, has called on the state Inspector General of Police not to threaten citizens who will be protesting on the Tumani-Kachar highway tomorrow.
“You will pay a heavy price for any stimulus,” he told democracy supporters from his balcony.
Berisha said residents affected by the Tumani-Kachar highway were the ones being punished the most, so their protest was right.
“Dear friends, tomorrow, 80,000 residents of Fushë Kruja in Thuma will hold a legal protest. I inform Rumbulak not to threaten the protesters and not to pay a high price for any provocation.
They are God’s right and their own right, and they are the ones who are punished most severely. So, the road is theirs, and you dare not touch anyone with your hands. “Berisha said.
Berisha also stopped what he called a toxic waste scandal, calling on the United Nations, OSCE and NATO to set up a commission because life and security of a country were at stake.
“I must tell the Albanians that there have been reports for some time that there are terrible poisons buried in the tunnels of Albania. Of course, I have to tell the truth, I have not yet grasped the specific facts other than the news, because I will never let it go if it is not made public.
But burying poison in the country’s tunnels is a heinous crime for the Albanians when you consider that the country has more underwater water than it has surface water.
I’m not saying that I don’t have facts, but thousands of tons of material rightfully lead us to suspect that there are terrible, hidden, secret processes going on here for the enrichment of Edi Rama and his gang in power. What are these? One thing is for sure, in 32 years, this has never happened before.
There are chrome furnaces, iron furnaces, aluminum furnaces. They codify where the waste is shipped and where it is exported. But this is the behavior of super mafia, they went to Trieste, but they were stopped. They went back to Thailand, and as soon as Thailand found out, they sent them back to Albania. You have nothing to do here.
What are these poisons that drift from one ocean to another, Edi Rama, Piro Bungu, Ruby Baruku are silent like a blade of grass. Whose contract is it? Which substances come to Albania and are destroyed, their wastes are exported, but no one recognizes that they are toxic substances?
Friends, this is a situation, this is a crime that goes beyond all boundaries. This violates every Albanian law and every international law. I call on the United Nations to set up a committee as a matter of urgency.
Calls on the OSCE to set up a commission. Calling on NATO to investigate an adventurer, a criminal prime minister who is capable of committing any crime and concealing any crime in order to enrich himself, is a matter of life and security for a country and a nation.
But how is it possible that the world media is abuzz with Albania’s boats filled with poison, and not one Albanian official says a word he dares not say?
What materials arrived in Albania and were destroyed? What terrible poisons are buried in the tunnels of Albania? Edi Rama is a vicious enemy of the health and existence of the Albanian people. He broke every law of the land for what reason? It violated international law. It threatens the country and the people. It threatens others with its poisonous output. We are facing an extremely serious and dangerous scandal with extremely unforeseeable consequences.
I therefore call on the above-mentioned international bodies to establish a commission of inquiry to conduct an unprecedented study of the thousands of tons of hazardous waste being shipped from Durres.
There are no people more insecure today than Albanians, whose Prime Minister is a mafia man who is able to make every decision for his own wealth and power.” said the former Prime Minister.
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