Adriatik Dosti launches scathing verbal attacks against Frrok Çupi, Gjergj Luca, Mustafa Nano and Ylli Manjani

Analyst and publicist Adriatik Riza Dosti has published a reaction with extremely strong tones on social platforms, targeting four well-known public figures: Frrok Çupi, Gjergj Luca, Mustafa Nano and Ylli Manjani. In his post, he formulates serious accusations and personal insults, which have not been confirmed by independent sources.

According to Dosti, the aforementioned individuals hold openly hostile attitudes towards Albanians, constantly expressing hatred and venom. He claims that they are unforgivable in their behavior towards the people.

Regarding former journalist Frrok Çupi, Dosti claims that he was a collaborator of the state security service, citing that this is proven with a file and official court document. Further, he links Çupi to the events of 1997, when, according to him, he stood on a tank with an automatic rifle on his shoulder and called for a march towards Tirana to kill the “hillbilly” Sali Berisha, in the company of individuals like Zani Çaushi, Neritan Ceka, Arben Imami, Skënder Gjinushi and Zabit Broka.

Addressing businessman Gjergj Luca, Dosti accuses him that in the past he spied on his friends and that his father often had to get him out of police stations because of his behavior. He also alleges that Luca stole belts and shoelaces from dormitory mates to sell them, in order to secure money for gambling. On the contemporary level, the author links him with Prime Minister Edi Rama, alluding to property grabs disguised as fishing business, behind which a criminal drug gang is hiding.

Former Minister of Justice Ylli Manjani is not spared from the attacks. Dosti says that Manjani did not become a minister with the will of Albanians, but aligned himself with Ilir Meta and Edi Rama. He adds that a good part of Manjani’s fame he owes to Adi Krasta and labels him as someone who has preserved hatred towards Albanians. Moreover, Dosti mentions a public statement by Manjani about police weapons, which he interprets as an incitement to violence and as indifference towards protesters.

Regarding journalist Mustafa Nano, Dosti calls him a born anti-Albanian, a close friend of the Serb Aleksander Paunoviç, from whom, according to him, he even took the name of the show “Provokacja”. He claims that Nano aims to present Skanderbeg as a Serb and recalls that he once led the Democratic Party in the area where he lived and was later appointed ambassador of the Rama government to Switzerland. According to the author, Nano never stops insulting Albanians without any reason.

The post concludes with a series of heavy insults, where Dosti labels all the mentioned persons as “bad seed” and “a race of bastards”, coming from cooperative haystacks and stables, reflecting a deeply personal and unjournalistic stance.