Anthony Blinken could also turn to the International Tribunal for his work as an agent for the left-wing billionaire speculator in the Balkans. In May, Bleiken imposed sanctions on Albanian political leaders on the grounds that he had evidence that the former Albanian president, and later Albanian prime minister, were corrupt. Berisha was formerly a friend of Soros, but after learning of the true intentions of the billionaire capital speculator, he declared “George Soros a staunch and disguised enemy of the values we believe and share,” and later called for investigations into Soros’ attempts to influence regional influence. No one has seen his evidence yet, so an international court announced last week that he would hear Berisha about the claim that US Secretary of State Blinken defamed him as persona non grata. Evidence-based violations of international standards and human rights around the world – Writes Firewall group.
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this time before Donald Trump Also provide legal representation Jay SekulowTo be bound It is headquartered in WashingtonAmerican Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) refers to itThat the US Secretary of State can resort to the International Court after his interference in Albanian politics.
The Biden administration stumbled again in an international failure, this time to blame Secretary of State Blinken for his interference in electoral politics, with a focus on former Albanian President Sali Berisha. For those unfamiliar with Balkan politics, Mr. Berisha is a man with a dynamic past, a resolute opponent of communism, founder of the Albanian Democratic Party, and friend of America.
After a long and tumultuous journey to recover from communist oppression in Albania, Berisha largely refrained from direct involvement in politics, preferring to give priority to like-minded conservatives and anti-socialist policies.
However, Minister Blinken shocked the region in May by announcing seemingly baseless travel sanctions against Berisha and his family, preventing them from reaching the United States. On Twitter, Blinken accused Berisha of being “corrupt” and “undermining Albanian democracy”.
The corrupt actions of former Albanian President Sali Berisha undermined democracy in Albania. I publicly designate Berisha and his immediate family as ineligible for entry into the United States. we stay #UnitedAgainstCorruption With our partners in Albania.
Secretary Anthony Blinken (@SecBlinken) May 19, 2021
The corrupt actions of former Albanian President Sali Berisha undermined democracy in Albania. I am publicly banning Berisha and her immediate family members from America who are no longer allowed to enter US soil.”Anthony Blinken noted in a Twitter post published on May 19, 2021.
Berisha in the actions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Giorgi Soros He described it as the work of the far-left billionaire and the Open Society Foundation, an organization that claims to promote transparency and human rights in the Balkans.
Berisha’s claims about Blinken and Soros should not be dismissed so quickly. The parents of the US Secretary of State, Vera and Donald Blinken, have repeatedly donated to the Open Society Foundation and established a permanent foundation in a European data archive named after them – the Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives.
Lee Zelden A congressman said, according to a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, that Blinken had little self-confidence when asked about the issue’s justification, and said, “I have nothing to share.”
Currently, the only evidence we know of is Berisha’s strong resistance to Soros’ political intervention, which he described as circumvention of the rule of law and informal influence over the entire Balkans. In 2017, Berisha himself called on major governments to consider Soros’ role in regional politics and went so far as to encourage others to view Soros as a no-throat.
Berisha has a personal experience with Soros, as the two once sought to work together to build an independent civil society. But in Berisha’s eyes, Soros simply created a bureaucratic refuge for the followers of the former communist dictatorship. The tense years of Albanian democracy solidified Berisha’s outlook and went so far as to say: Giorgi Soros is a fierce, disguised enemy of the values we believe in and share.”
Blinken now faces a new challenge in the form of international courts.
Last week, a Paris court announced that it would hear Berisha over allegations that Blinken slandered him by declaring him persona non grata.
Berisha has an opinion. According to him, the US entry sanctions imposed on him by Blinken are usually cases of world-class and evidence-based violations of international standards and human rights, including violations of the Russian oligarchy. However, Berisha was friendly with the United States and was hosted by President Bush.
The American people and the world should wonder if the Biden government gave them a false promise. After all, it is this administration that promised us a “return to normal”.
According to the Federation of Law and Justice, the United States is, and will remain, a country governed by law and reason. Thus, in the absence of evidence, these sanctions only serve to undermine the credibility of the United States. It’s time for Congress to demand evidence of the Albanian sanctions Blinken said were imposed on her.Richard A. Grenell, the national security and foreign policy adviser, has never seen such evidence, although as the acting director of national intelligence, he has focused primarily on Balkan issues.
