From Arlind Qori-
For the countless time, Edi Rama has addressed me without mentioning my name. At a minimum, this is a lack of basic courtesy. At most, it is an eschatological fear that if he mentions my name, his delusions will become reality.
But let us deal a little with violence. In my life I have never exercised violence, nor have I ever preached violence. The ideas of the BASHKË Movement, which I represent, are rooted in the history and current reality of the best European social democracy. Ideas which, had it not degenerated completely, the PS should also have had.
During the protest, I even physically stood in defense of my students, who were at risk of having not only their legs but also their heads broken by the unrestrained violence of the police. Just as my soul burst with indignation when I heard the account of my colleague Alfred Bushi, a professor at the University of Tirana, who was struck several times in Police Station 4 while his hands were handcuffed. But even then, I did not call for revenge or violence.
Precisely because I believe in democracy and the peaceful transfer of power, I once again call on Edi Rama to listen to the people, to resign, and not to become an obstacle so that for the first time in our history we may have free and fair elections.