"I can't even manage a soda factory," Basha can't stop the irony from Durrës: Rame, where's your Gjush Akullo?

Durres was the next stop of the Euro-Atlantic Coalition this evening, where Lulzim Basha presented his candidates for MP in the May 11 elections.

While evaluating the figures on his list, who he highlighted as being immaculate and uncorrupted, Basha focused on the troubles that mainly former ministers, deputies and socialist mayors have with SPAK.

He was careful to highlight this through a message on social media to Prime Minister Edi Rama, continuing the jokes-filled replies that they have been exchanging for over a week.

Part of his irony this time, Basha also made Durrës prison, where several well-known names from the Socialist Party are being held, a place where he also left cigarette packs as a message for the prime minister in a television studio.

Basha says that with the high rate of arrests from the ranks of the majority that SPAK is following, the chances are that even with a tobacco production factory, it will not be able to help the head of government in the "trouble" that he is in.

"Oh Rameee... I'm in Durrës, Rameee. Did you deliver the two packages or are you sending them to someone else? You know it yourself. One of your own people here told me: Oh lul, don't start a business importing cigarettes because you won't be able to make ends meet with packages for our people in prison. Here you go, Rame, here you go, Rame, stop dealing with my friends. Here are my friends from Durrës, Kruja, Fushë-Kruja, Shijak. Where are your friends, Rame? Where is Teri, Rame? Where is Rame, Gjush Akullore? Here you go, Rame. What about Lir Beqen? What about Ben Ahmetaj? And Rame, Rame. What are we going to take to Jurgis Çyrbe, Rame? Because I can't just give him cigarettes. He's been going around saying that I got the votes for Rama, not for myself. Watch out, Rame, because I can't even make it with a dahon factory," Basha says in the video message. his. (A2 Televizion)