The former Minister of Justice, Ylli Manjani, has made a long reaction on Facebook, regarding the consequences that, according to him, the opening of negotiations has on the freedom of many individuals who are being kept in prison for nothing.
Manjani adds that "we don't need" negotiations at this price.
We don't need negotiations, says Manjani, when elections are bought, drug money is destroying the free economy, or when Albanians are leaving.
" There are 1000 reasons why our negotiations with the EU are questioned. Because we are not yet at the standard of being a party to the negotiations. A country whose leader considers and offers his country a warehouse for refugees without asking anyone is not called partner but vasa l", adds Manjani.
Full post by Ylli Manjani
Let the negotiations not be opened at the end!
Not just for Beleri, but also for Vangjush Dako, who is being detained in vain, in vain!
Let them not be opened for those "structured criminal groups" where the members of the group do not know each other.
Why do they want open negotiations when justice has time and energy to judge the morality of Gjic's gossip, without telling us which law she violated?!
Or should negotiations be opened so that the new justice starts with popular complaints, continues with popular information and makes popular decisions?!
Let the negotiations not be opened even for all those who are arrested without charge, that is, without clear proof that connects their actions with the criminal consequence.
Biles, I say let's not open negotiations even for the privileged treatment given to those who serve the almighty.
As for those opponents who see the detention cell why they do business or enjoy property as free people, yes, yes.
There is no reason to open negotiations when the (public) state grabs private property without public interest and without payment to give private clients.
I don't know why we need negotiations when the entire opposition is being held hostage by a seal and a mercenary. I am not including in the reasoning the fact that the entire political leadership of the opposition is under criminal prosecution.
I am not including in this reasoning the fact reaffirmed by ODIHR that we can hold elections without buying votes. Nor the fact that we cannot create a public administration with separate powers.
Or should we open negotiations to close the largest port in the country to build Arab palaces?! I am not talking here about those interventions that have violated the Stabilization Association agreement with the EU.
Or should we negotiate how we destroy the free economy with drug money?! Can't the Frankurti bank learn how the Euro is devalued?! We have experience for this work...
What negotiations will we do when humanity has left us?! In whose name do we want to negotiate, those who flee?! Or will we negotiate like illiterate people who have destroyed their own schools!!!
Who will negotiate for us? State officials that we legally presume as thieves and corrupt?! Or the officials appointed by the only party in power?!
And so on, there are 1,000 reasons why our negotiations with the EU are in doubt. Because we are not yet at the standard of being a party to the talks. A state whose leader considers and offers his country a warehouse for refugees without asking anyone is not called a partner but a vassal.
What negotiations do we want, mor aman?!
So this negotiation is not Greece's business, but simply ours.