Serious accusations have erupted between the characters who have been at the protests in Albania since the first day. Gent Progni in a public status accused the activist Andi Tepelena of being a “palace” and sold to Soros, while Tepelena himself was not spared. Progni said that Tepelena was in a meeting with President Begaj and Oligert Torba, this to divide the protesters. “Another gili vils of power is revealed. Andi Tepelena, in a meeting with President Baromi and Oligert Torba. I don’t know if he has set representative protests to meet the criminal Torba and the sleeper Baromi, only if Soros decided it without our knowledge.
The same people who voted against every decision we had to make for advancement and escalation in the “coordinators” group. This one, even when I posted it on the poster, seemed like a violent act. The sell-outs and incompetents who delayed us will not be able to stop us with Soros-style schemes from saving Albania”, writes Progni, posting a news article where Andi Tepelena refutes the idea of turning the protest into a political party.
Meanwhile, Tepelena herself says that she has been part of the protest since the first day and has never bargained. He writes that “he despises with disgust any divisive status and the poison that brings only the bad who invest in this divisiveness”.
In a direct response to Gent Progni, but without mentioning the latter’s name, Tepelena says that “I do not hide behind political asylums, nor behind computer screens thousands of kilometers away from the battlefield to throw bile and tear apart the most beautiful thing that has happened to Albania.”
“Friends, since the first day I have participated with spirit, courage and heart in the Historical Protest that is still going on.
Never, I repeat never, have I ever bargained or thought of selling my war and that of my friends. Otherwise I would be on the other side of the war.
Despise all malice, divisive status and poison brought by only the wicked who invest in this divisiveness. But this should not happen.
I think that the protest belongs to the Albanians, nor Andi, and nobody.
Yes, I and other friends have voted that the microphone should not be returned either to the political party or to the beneficiaries of funds, especially in the moments when the eyes and ears of all Albanians were on our idealism, we were and are part of the whole, and we will not separate from the protest.
I’m in the square every day. I do not hide behind political asylums, nor behind computer screens thousands of kilometers away from the battlefield to throw bile and tear apart the most beautiful thing that happened to Albania… PROTEST
That’s it.
NO DISRUPTION. YES UNITY, YES VICTORY.
LONG LIVE ALBANIA”, he closes the status.
