Opening Tik Tok will be one of the first decisions of the government, said Sali Berisha when the DP comes to power. At the roundtable on the return of young people, Berisha accused Prime Minister Edi Rama that by closing Tik Tok, Rama returned to his fathers.
"This 2-meter-tall person, with sneakers that should be a painter and athlete in the international arena, is the son of his father who on August 10, 1988, signed the hanging of the dissident poet Havzi Nela. At that meeting of the presidium, this decision was made, and he was the first after the dictator to sign this. Why? Because he did not accept the poems against the regime, because they were poems for freedom of speech. He wanted the wind of change to come to our country, and he also wanted freedom of expression. Since his speech threatened their power, they hanged the poet. However, the son cannot be responsible for his father's deeds, but he must apologize for condemning what his father did. Edi Rama has never done this, on the contrary, he has said that; my father was on the right side of history. So he has a difficult relationship with young people. The first decision will be to open Tik Tok because, "hitting this platform for censorship purposes everyone should know that every dictatorship starts with censorship. When you don't tolerate what your opponent tolerates then you have a problem with yourself."
The Democratic leader accused Rama of hating young people, driving them away from the country, and called on those who vote to leave Rama in the past.
"They have been in power for 12 years and have offered nothing but to drive the youth out of the country. Edi Rama is a born arrogant person and it is in his blood, he is problematic, really problematic. He knows that the youth hate arrogance and do not accept it, and so they do not accept it. He wants them to leave the country. Today every young person should vote for Edi Rama and leave him in the past."
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