SECRET - TOP SECRET
Why should “sh. jep” not be used?
The commander of the Vlora Gulf fleet is sent the telegram of the chief of the General Staff to complete 12 parade swords; what are they needed for? Only for ceremonial purposes or for use in the event of inevitable rebellions!?
The aspiration for democracy here was expressed in different forms and ways. Freedom of action and thought was demanded. This drove the overwhelming majority of the population against the great evil, the communist dictatorship. It, as an ideology foreign to our country, irreparably distorted the whole life of the country and the people. It deliberately shattered the honest person and the true idealist and replaced them with the coward, the sycophant, the informer and the obedient spy. This is well understood by those who know the dictatorship up close.
I am publishing a chain of documents that were accidentally uncovered, in which the whole psychology of the regime of the so-called communists emerges. These documents prove that, right up to its final agony, the supposedly “new” dictatorship was thinking about violence, civil war and slaughter in order to keep power at any cost. Only the opinion of the whole world cut short its momentum. They are at the center of the scenario of the coup d’état of 2 April 1991 and of the attempt to provoke a civil war at any cost. This is clearly seen from document no. 1 dated 27.03.1991, drafted in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is sent with “sh. jep” to the head of the Korçë Police Commissariat. Instead of being sent to the Prosecutor’s Office for execution, this document was sent with “sh. jep” to the chief of the PSH Commissariat in Korçë to inform him “what he should do.” This note, apparently, must have come from some “clever pen” in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. I do not know whether this document is still available in that ministry’s records. Let them find it if they have it. It is known that the chief of the Korçë commissariat, winner of the national “chiefdom” competition, the late Bujar Mema, often made us look foolish with his idiotic statements on television. Today we are bringing back a chain of documents that will prove the country was moving toward civil conflict.
Document no. 1 is dated 27.03.1991 and is a letter circulating within the structures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Its content shows that 12 parade swords or sabers, 4 12.7 mm machine guns with 2,400 rounds, 4 pistols and other equipment are being requested. Such a request in those days raises many questions.
Why does the commander of a bay need these weapons and swords? For a parade? For a ceremony? Or for another purpose? This is the essence of the suspicion raised in this article.
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