Evolution of the Socialist Party of Albania

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30 years ago, the ALP was quick to throw away hoods reddened with the blood of thousands of Albanians, just like murderers who try to wash away the crime scene. For this abominable act they had chosen Dritëro Agolli, a bubulic figure, the most peaceful they could find among those grotesque killers of life, robbers of property and oppressors of human liberties. Meanwhile, the Albanians, unaccustomed to the light of freedom, remained indifferent, tolerating the monsters while they were changing their costumes, believing that their freedom was enough. The Socialist Party of Albania is a party with roots of terror, because it inherited the entire structure and infrastructure, human resources and membership of the Labor Party.

Over the past 30 years, the Socialist Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data Party has regularly attracted the most dangerous exponents of organized crime and criminalized business. Not by chance, all the political successes of the Socialist Party are related to crime and criminals, as was the year 1997, 2013, 2017, 2021. The Chairman of the Socialist Party himself is the promoter and godfather of these connections, which culminate with Tom Dosh, Vangjush Dako, Rrahman Rrajan, Mark Frrokun, Saimir Tahirin, Damian Gjiknurin, Taulant Ballën and Erion Veliajn. Today, the Socialist Party has nothing to do with a political party, but with a giant criminal gang, which, among other things, deals with the governance of the country.



Prime Minister Edi Rama, who is currently speaking on Air Albania, has turned into a kind of comic king, who tragically governs a traumatized people. Albania is in the darkest decade since the fall of Enver Hoxha's terrorist state. Edi Rama's gang has invaded every independent institution of the Albanian state, demolished every independent court, subjugated the State Police and the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic, usurped civil society and the television media. Finally, the rights, civil and political freedoms of Albanians are under the greatest aggression since 1971. Read also: No Content Available Two words for the Democratic Party The Albanian opposition is in the most difficult existential days.