Nano: Death and prison for the opposition
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Nano: Death and prison for the opposition
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The dictator of Tirana
Today Fatos Nano writes that he is convinced that Albania’s solution will come “after Berisha and the PD leadership are removed from the political scene” as well as after “its self-cleansing from the scum of the tragicomic scene.”
About his unconstitutional government he writes that it “is working diligently so that the fire that has been lit will be extinguished as soon as possible in the country...” and recalls that the state police “as a single body...” is acting for “the immediate neutralization of every enemy of stability in the country and of constitutional government.”
Which implies an uncontrollable zeal to continue the revenge begun against the head of the opposition after the execution of the Democratic Party MP Azem Hajdari. “The criminal goals that inspired and armed the failed plot for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order on 14 September,” he writes in an interview for “Corriere della Sera”, “will be carried through to the end. This means that the organizers of the failed coup...” “will be punished according to the laws in force.”
It was precisely this man to whom all the socialists entrusted their confidence, and this man whom Mr. Dini recognized as his counterpart in a phone call that he later tried both to publish and to deny. Commenting on the latest events in Albania, Fatos Nano calls the several hundred thousand demonstrators of the evening of 13 September and the midday of 14 September “confused crowds with weapons in hand”. “There is therefore a clear connection,” he says, “between the destabilizing strategy and the violence that erupted in the streets of Tirana, and the murder of Democratic Party MP Azem Hajdari”. “Nothing new is happening in the demonstrations shaking Albania, echoing distantly the terrible scenario of 1997,” Nano recalls.
The state police, according to him, “maintains order with determination,” while “as we are witnessing a dividing line between the force of reason and the reason of force,” “at last, the majority of Albanians are reacting firmly.”
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