Hyllyrian

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@europeandoctor7 @EpiriEtAlbaniae And that’s why this project will not proceed, you and your slave workers can stay out

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@vee1l1w @GonChangeLater he genocided your people in armenia, stop the clitty rage

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@europeandoctor7 @EpiriEtAlbaniae They are shipping indians and filipinos to current resorts in Albania today

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@europeandoctor7 @EpiriEtAlbaniae you are a slave. This “resort” is not for Albanians

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@SmutArbiter @plebocus_v6 their food is radically different, they use butter instead of olive oil

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@hereforpolit @CekuFitim nobody cares about toilet cleaner jobs, otherwise thailand would be the highest GDP nation

[Ancient Dardania 🇦🇱🇽🇰🇺🇸🇬🇧🦅 @AncientDardania]

I hope this is not true, because if it is, then this was planned well before the protests, and the Albanian people may have fallen for one of the biggest attempts to divert investment away from Albania in favour of the Greek state.

[۟ @grabitqar]

Se nuk pata mundësi të postoja në kulme të protestës por nënshtrimi nga izraelitët nuk mbaron tek Zvërneci

Me kohë kanë filluar të fusin hundët e tyre në shumë fusha të tjera Shqiptare.

Shkolla e aviacionit në Vlorë, e dalë nga përdorimi ≈20 vite më parë ju dha një kompanie 🇮🇱

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@S1CKOSS @fl4ged My point is ni resort

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

“high end resort”
Explain how this benefits Albanians, who aren’t toilet cleaners. Which even then like in green coast, you will hire indians and filipinos for.

[Edi Rama @ediramaal]

To @CNN International and to all the endless media outlets, big and small, together with all the well-meaning content producers of Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok and every other platform that now shapes the global conversation, I would very much wish to pass the following post:

As we speak, today’s protest has drawn roughly 2,000 participants. It is the lowest turnout so far, but even at its peak, participation never exceeded 8,000 people.

So how is it that what much of the world has seen over the past days appears so enormous, so dramatic, so overwhelming?

At some point, when the engineered digital hysteria of these days has passed and emotions have cooled, the democratic world should take a closer look at how the gap between reality and its representation became so vast.

Not merely as a matter of this particular case, but as a symptom of something much larger.

How could a tiny country become global news for reasons so disconnected from the reality on the ground?

How could a local protest involving a few thousand people be transformed into an international spectacle?

How could assumptions become facts, narratives become verdicts, and speculation become accepted truth before the basic facts were even established?

And perhaps most importantly, what does it say about our information ecosystem when perception can travel around the world faster than reality itself?

Because the reality is that there is no project yet.

There is no building permit yet.

There is no construction yet.

There is not even a final design yet.

There is only a vision and a plan: to transform Albania into the most attractive high-end tourism destination in this part of the world, while creating a net positive environmental development that, according to the current vision, would ultimately result in approximately 25% more trees and green space than exists today, alongside measurable improvements across multiple biodiversity indicators.

The ambition is not merely to build.

The ambition is to demonstrate that development and environmental enhancement can go hand in hand.

That is precisely why some of the world’s leading experts in ecology, biodiversity, landscape architecture, environmental engineering and sustainable tourism are working on these concepts and parameters.

Whether they succeed or fail is a matter for future assessment, science, public scrutiny and transparent debate.

But presenting as an environmental catastrophe something that does not yet exist, has not yet been designed, has not yet been permitted, and whose stated objective is in fact to produce positive environmental outcomes, is not a serious contribution to public discussion.

And yet, from this simple reality emerged a hurricane of digital hysteria, apocalyptic headlines, manufactured outrage and sweeping conclusions presented as established facts.

Along the way came deepfakes, manipulated images, fabricated claims, coordinated amplification, anonymous networks and online behaviour that bears many of the characteristics of the hybrid information warfare that increasingly shapes public debate across democratic societies.

Even more remarkably, social media platforms recorded an explosion in activity around this topic, with Albanian-language engagement increasing several-fold within just a few days. A significant part of this sudden surge appears to have been driven not by an organic expansion of public participation, but by the rapid proliferation of newly created profiles, anonymous accounts and pages with little or no identifiable history, raising legitimate questions about artificial amplification and the manufacturing of digital momentum.

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@fl4ged It is exactly the point, the money goes to the corrupt PM edi rama

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@fl4ged With a corrupt government. Do you really think taxes collected would be distributed properly?

[Nora @noraleonora94]

Dear @CNN and international journalists, do not fall for this sophisticated piece of government PR.

​This is a classic textbook example of greenwashing and political spin. The Albanian government uses heavy academic vocabulary, pretending to protect biodiversity, while simultaneously fast-tracking laws to pave the way for massive concrete resorts in protected natural areas.

​Labeling legitimate local concerns, civic activism, and environmental warnings as digital hysteria or a hybrid attack is a dangerous attempt to delegitimize free speech and local resistance.

International media should look past the beautifully written statements and investigate the reality on the ground: the lack of transparency, the alienation of public land, and the real voices of the citizens fighting to save their country's last wild ecosystems.

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@JuxhinCelaEU @FreiheitFighter @DranguiDardani je byth qim

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@kthetrat @verge ASML is the bottleneck

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@iseeitake should be required by law

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@abdimoalim_ deno are now merging slop PRs, it’s already over

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@LocalRegard of course it is a ea employee btw

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@file_ed @kos_data 62 iq brainlet, how is a fooking hotel an infrastructure investment? What jobs will you do there? Clean toilets?

[Hyllyrian @Hyllyrian]

@arjanitshqiptar @kos_data hotels are not developments you ropt qim animal