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Lapsi.al 2026-10-21 13:00:40

Who are the masked mercenaries being used by a political corpse?

When a political corpse clearly sees its end, then it will do everything, in the hopeless hope of avoiding it. For the first time in 35 years, Edi Rama has registered in our political history the greatest police terror against Albanian youth and children. And if state violence is the first indicator of the sure capitulation of a regime, attempts to lead the country into civil war end with its gradual withdrawal.

Sources from lapsi.al have learned that in addition to uniformed mercenaries, the regime is using the most brutal junta methods, mobilizing masked civilians to sow terror, exercise violence, and create diversion among protesters. 

Who are the masked mercenaries being used by a political corpse?

The gang of masked gangsters at the Socialist Party headquarters, who act like protesters during the day and come out at night to stab young people in the back, is now a documented fact of the use of civilians, who are not part of the police force, to exercise terror in the name of Edi Rama. That they are being used by the prime minister, to avoid his going to the political graveyard of satraps, is proven by both the inaction of Tirana prosecutors and the shameful silence of the media extortionists who vegetate under Rama's feet.

All the propaganda of the end of the regime talks about students wearing masks, Iranian agents and Vatican flags, but have you seen anyone raise the alarm that when civilians mask themselves and arm themselves to attack citizens, is the country heading for civil war in Rama's interest? This concern, the only one that threatens bloodshed today, is not mentioned because it completely undermines the rationale on which state terror is being waged.

News24 television broadcast footage of another gang of masked civilians emerging from the Interior Ministry and then, like black shadows, penetrating groups of protesters, pretending to be part of them.

According to information that Lapsi.al has been able to collect from various protest groups, these civilians are mainly public administration employees but also ordinary bandits, who during the rule of Edi Rama, just like some of the uniformed mercenaries, have freely carried out criminal activity in exchange for votes for the Renaissance. These civilians aim to approach various protest groups, discover their organization and then stab them in the back. In many cases, it is reported that they even come out openly, sometimes threatening with the bandit's force and sometimes offering money and jobs in the name of the bandit's power.

These mercenaries, some of whom have been identified and registered by young people, are acting under the example of the uneducated prime minister. In the same way, Rama lures police officers with money and makes diversions among students, threatens to stop free movement, to remove them from work and school, to stalk and persecute them. Essentially, it is the same desperate attempt to escape the certain end that has now turned into a drag.

Albanian students and citizens have a clear cause: Edi Rama's resignation. Violence and terror, propaganda with Antifa and the ayatollahs, the transformation of the police into paid mercenaries and the use of civilians against young people only increase the cost of his removal. The Prime Minister himself can be protected with guards, police, the army and gangs, but those who today exercise violence or remain silent when they see children having their limbs broken or, worse yet, justify it, should think about which schools they will take their children to tomorrow. Prolonging Edi Rama's agony is not salvation for them, but a threat to clashes between Albanians. The more savage the violence, the more certain the end./Lapsi.al

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