One of the most emblematic symbols to understand the hypocrisy of the Rilinda propaganda apparatus is the former Prosecutor General, Ina Rama. She has suddenly found herself in the middle of a coup initiated by Erion Veliaj, becoming a collateral effect of the efforts to save the incumbent mayor of Tirana. Veliaj has opened an artificial process to save his skin by wanting to delegitimize the prosecutor Ols Dado, claiming that he was illegally introduced into the system.
In 2009, the former Prosecutor General is accused of introducing Ols Dadon into the system, favoring him because of the extra-professional relationship they had together. But not only that. She is rumored to have had to fire a career prosecutor, Tom Deda, to achieve this goal.
In order to hit Dado, Veliaj’s defense had fished out this former prosecutor and called him to the courtroom at the Administrative Court to testify. And since Veliaj was interested in delegitimizing Dado, Ina Rama was not spared for this purpose either. “During Ina Rama’s time, that prosecutor’s office functioned only with lek, at that time everyone knows that Bamir Topi and Ina Rama made appointments with lek. These people are at work and are scary suicide bombers,” Deda claimed, not sparing the former prosecutor general.
Up to this point, everything may seem normal. Ultimately, Deda is a victim – rightly or wrongly, this will be resolved legally – who will take revenge on the superior who left him without a job. But what is surprising is how all the pro-Veliaj media reported these words with big headlines, not only tarnishing the SPAK prosecutor, but also without a shred of concern for Ina Rama. And if you open the archives of the same media, Ina Rama appears as a heroine. She is portrayed as the strong woman who, despite all the blackmail as a “boulevard whore”, stood up to Berisha. She tried to investigate the January 21 massacre, issued an arrest warrant for the guard’s chain of command and for this she joined the hallucinatory group of putschists.
At that time, for all the anti-Berisha media, Ina Rama was the symbol of a prosecutor with integrity who would not sell her profession to the power of government.
In fact, she didn’t do anything major. She didn’t even dare to call the former prime minister to question him, and she couldn’t even do this for his family members who were rumored to be connected to Gërdec.
She didn’t show bravery, she simply didn’t bow down, which in the end wasn’t a small thing.
But, because politics needed her as a heroine at the time, she became the symbol of the media defending the causes of Rama and Veliaj. She was even defended with this stature when critics analyzed some of her controversial decisions at the head of the vetting commission.
But today, when the priority is to save Veliaj’s skin, when Ols Dado must be delegitimized by all means, no one is interested in the cliché of Ina the heroine anymore. She is portrayed in the renaissance media as a chief prosecutor who has made illegal appointments for her people, and even when she had no friendly relations, she has used the channel of appointments with money. Therefore, she, completely without fault, has become a mirror where you can see the disgusting hypocrisy of the renaissance media. /Lapsi.al