
A day after the State Police raised concerns that Albanian businesses are being attacked with bad reviews from 10,000 online accounts, Sali Berisha has reacted by calling this action a primitive revenge attack. The head of the blue headquarters says where is the attack on individuals
"The Democratic Party considers the right of every citizen to express their impression of any private or public service they receive to be inviolable and, in this context, there can be no restrictions for the client who has received the service.
"Likewise, the DP considers the right of every citizen to express their thoughts and opinions on social networks about everything and anyone to be inviolable."
Berisha goes even further, adding that it is the patronage players themselves who leave negative impressions online.
"The Democratic Party expresses its most serious doubts that these false negative impressions are acts organized by their government's patronage agents in order to further its dark, repressive, censorship goals."
"With digital policing, the ground is being prepared so that, as it did with TikTok and following the example of the Ayatollahs, thousands of accounts and, if possible, entire social networks can be blocked," he said.
At the end of the reaction, Berisha says that the police actions are violating free speech, so he announces that they will request a parliamentary investigative commission.