Leader of the Democratic Party Sali Berisha participated today in a roundtable organized by the Albanian Police Center and the "KONRAD ADENAUER" Foundation on the topic: "Assessment of the Justice Reform in Albania. Challenges, Consequences and the Right Path."
During his speech to the audience, Berisha said that the Justice Reform in Albania is the ugliest experiment of the extreme left in Europe.
He also added that this reform was secretly designed in a secret document of the Open Society Foundation, run by billionaire George Soros.
The former Prime Minister also said that Albanians, ever since the 1990s until this process was implemented, have not had a perfect legal process, but they have had an acceptable legal process.
Excerpt from Berisha's speech:
I will begin this speech with a thank you and gratitude to the head of the Adenauer Foundation in Albania, Mr. Tomas Kunc, for his invaluable support in many areas, but also for the commitment of this foundation to help Albanians in one of the most important and complicated problems they face today.
I want to thank Ms. Nagler for the mission she has undertaken through the Adenauer Foundation, for a review of what was called judicial reform, but which is de facto the ugliest experiment of the extreme left in Europe and with some similarities to some elements in the US and then in countries where democracy does not exist.
I want to thank Edith and Diana, who courageously took on the task of addressing this extremely important issue with the Adenauer Foundation, which carries with it some truly incredible truths for a NATO member country that aspires to integrate into the EU.
The justice reform in Albania, let's be frank, was secretly designed in a secret document of the Open Society Foundation.
A document, which was made public in one of these well-known publications, in which we saw that this foundation had drafted a strategy in which it defined profound changes, reform of the Constitution, reform of the justice system, and electoral reform.
I will not stop here now on the 10-year history, but it is normal and we have asked for the help of our friends, the Adenauer Foundation, to study this reality, so that it is not accepted as a taboo, because taboos are typical phenomena for dictatorships and autocracies.
For a free and democratic system, reforms are its constant.
But, if we take a 10-year balance sheet of this reform carried out by the extreme left, what is it?
The first is the denial of the right of Albanians, not by law, but by facts and reality, to have a fair legal process.
Albanians, ever since the 1990s until this process was implemented, have not had a perfect legal process, but they have had an acceptable legal process.
This acceptable legal process has enabled Albania to join the Council of Europe, sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement, sign the visa liberalization agreement, receive the EC recommendation for candidate status, and become a full member of NATO.
Anyone who reads the EC reports, which I have always appreciated, these reports, for a country to progress, had two major requirements: a functioning rule of law, a functioning market economy.
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