Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha seems not to have taken lightly the refusal to remove "non-women" from Great Britain.
During the rally held today from the window of his house, where he is under arrest for corruption and abuse of office, the issue of "non-women" in Britain was the main topic of his speech.
Berisha did not hesitate to accuse of a "transnational corruption" among the senior leaders of the Albanian government, foreign ambassadors and other personalities, who according to him have collaborated to declare him undesirable.
He went further to say that his government did not invest a penny in pyramid schemes, while the British government not only invested millions, but no one faced the law.
"But the truth is, with all the pain I had and have for that crisis, I express a special gratitude to the British Parliament, which in its 2009 report on the most gigantic pyramids that exploded in the City of London, writes : this report is entitled 'The biggest theft in history', and it says, the bankers, merchants, financiers of the City built the biggest pyramid scheme of all time, but today the gangsters of Tirana who built the pyramid firms, are greedy for these gentlemen who behaved the same as them, because the gangsters of Tirana were imprisoned one after the other and the law required it.
Because their companies went bankrupt one after the other and the law required it. And that the government of Tirana did not invest a penny in the schemes, while in Great Britain no one faced the law and the government injected colossal amounts of money into the largest pyramid scheme in history.
So, if in Britain no one moved for this in the workplace, today transnational corruption uses the legal positions of Sali Berisha as proof to punish, to exclude him", said Berisha, among other things.