“Witch Belinda”: Albatros Rexhaj stuns with his statement — so Balluku met with Dumani? Oh God…

Albatros Rexhaj has commented on Belinda Balluku, putting her at the center of a monologue about the accusations, the image built around her and her relationship with Edi Rama.

In his new podcast on Radar.al, “Korbi nga Kazani” (“The Raven from the Cauldron”), Rexhaj first ironized the way in which, according to him, Balluku is attributed power and influence over almost everything.

“I got really angry back then, when Edi Rama said: ‘Flamingo, crows, ravens…’ OK, you may have problems with flamingos, with crows, but leave ravens out of it, because ravens are very loyal beings. And when we talk about loyalty, when we talk about this concept of someone devoted to an idea, to a person, to a mission, Bela comes to my mind. Yes, yes, Bela. No — Belinda Balluku. And why Bela? Because there’s a lot of talk about Bela having this vice… They say Bela controls everything, that Bela controls the government, that Bela controls the districts, that lately Bela is even controlling SPAK,” he said.

“This is the latest theory, because since the meeting with Altin Dumani a year and a half ago — that’s what they said yesterday on Top Channel — they say she also controls SPAK. And they tell me: this Bela of ours turned out to be a super Bela, Wonder Woman. Oh God! When you think about it, it’s kind of beautiful. Now, these things they talk about in this city, they want to convince us: she who controls everything, she who picks the ministers, she who picks the directors, she who has these 300 apartments here and there and so on. If she’s all that, fine — nonsense, and I’ve analyzed these things well,” Rexhaj added.

“I think that this case SPAK has against Bela won’t amount to anything and she’ll come out fully innocent. The trial will start and at trial, if the case goes to trial, they’ll discuss things, they’ll come out, and in the end, when the trial is over — because in essence, in the end, when you sit down and look at it — this was a hit, a kind of coup, because someone in their own mind thought: let’s drive Edi and Bela apart, or let’s prevent Belinda from becoming Edi Rama’s heir, and let me become it instead, because there were people here who went around to various places, to Berlin, to Brussels, and said…”

“‘Edi Rama is finished, he has no future anymore, and you must support me to become the leader of the Socialist Party of Albania.’ Naturally, Bela stood in their way,” Rexhaj stressed.