BREAKING: WE LOVE IT! Members of the European Parliament travel to Albania to investigate Jared Kushner's corrupt resort deal — and deliver a stunning warning about the "Trump clan." This deal is really circling the drain now... “If [Prime Minister Edi] Rama is really serious about his EU ambitions, he should step back from this trajectory and say to the Trump clan, ‘sorry, the EU is my first priority’,” said Dutch MEP Tineke Strik, head of a fact-finding delegation sent to Albania for four days. “Right now, they’re endangering a process that is so dear to them … They’re playing with fire," Strik added. The EU has warned Albania that Kushner's plans for a $1.4 billion development on the island of Sazan and a $4.7 billion project along the protected Zvërnec coastline could endanger the nation's entry into the Union because the plans run afoul of environmental regulations. Protected wildlife, including flamingos, inhabit the earmarked coastline. This entire saga boils down to environmental protection for the public good against crooked private profits. The people of Albania stand in staunch opposition to Kushner's plutocratic designs and have repeatedly taken to the streets en masse in recent months to protest. The widespread upheaval has been nicknamed "The Flamingo Revolution." As it turns out, Albania isn't too enthused about the idea of Kushner and his wife Ivanka building a proverbial playground for the pedophiles, war criminals, and money launderers of the Epstein Class. Meanwhile, 92% of Albanian citizens support joining the EU. Rama has defended Kushner's deal in the past, but now he's being forced to choose between the incredibly popular EU integration and the incredibly unpopular resort. “If they go ahead, they’ll have a big problem with the EU during the negotiations – especially on Chapter 27 where they have to meet all the benchmarks of EU environmental policies," said Strik. "The planned construction of such large-scale real estate in such a fragile area is an immense threat.” She added that the work that has already been completed in Zvërnec has inflicted massive environmental damage, with forests being destroyed and gravel road being paved over previously pristine ground. Strik's delegation was "encouraged and reassured by the Albanian people" because working people are taking to the streets to defend the values that the EU holds dear. At the same time, Strik is concerned by the government's continued stonewalling on the issue and allegations of corruption. “I left today’s meeting with the impression that they intend to continue with this project before they have to be aligned with EU law and this, of course, is not a way of loyal cooperation,” she said. “They cannot say now ‘we can do more damage and then we’ll see at the end of next year where we stand’. That’s not a way to go and we will call upon the EU commission to follow this up very strongly with the Albanian government.” “Albanians are protesting every day because they want to have a proper democracy, which really strengthens my trust in the process and in their desire for accession," said Strik. "What I am not so sure about is whether the government of Albania is taking at all seriously the concerns of the Albanian people, of us [MEPs] and the European Commission – which is why I have called on it to change course and take its citizens seriously.” These Albanian politicians now have a choice. They can either side with their people and stand up to Kushner, or they can flush their futures away on behalf of the world's worst family. Please ❤️ and share if you stand with the proud Albanian people!