Friday, November 15, 2013


Photo: An anti American slogan during the protest at front of Prime Minister building

Is the Albanian chemical protest, the first signs of an anti - American movement, in Albania?

 SManalysis

 Reuters has announced several days ago that protests for chemical weapons, which would be installed in Albania, had been growing sentiment anti- USA, in which sudden, the situation could deteriorate worse than in January 2011.Slogans and protests, arrived unexpectedly in front of U.S. Embassy in Tirana. for the first time over 23 years, a precedent also by the overwhelming compression experts and U.S. diplomats .

Albania, seen as the only country in Europe but also in the world, which had about 90 % pro-American feeling, the data according to Gallop.

 Writer and publicist Fatos Lobonja, during a debate on TV Klan , denounced as irresponsible several treaties to U.S. Ambassador in Tirana Alex Arvizou , which according Lubonja, has put pressure on the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, for receipt of chemical weapons in Albanian territory. Lubonja even asked the U.S. ambassador in Tirana Alex Arvizou, called as "Persona Non Gratta", while Albanian politicians, irresponsible who make decisions without asking the people.

Related:

For One Visit, Bush Will Feel Pro-U.S. Glow
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/09/world/europe/09albania.html?_r=0

 Albanians angry with U.S. over Syrian chemical weapons
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/12/us-syria-crisis-albania-idUSBRE9AB10A20131112

Fatos Lubonja: Arvizu te shpallet "persona non Grata"
http://www.gazetatema.net/web/2013/11/15/fatos-lubonja-arvizu-te-shpallet-persona-non-grata-ne-shqiperi/

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