You think your Albanian ancestors had anything to do with Greece in general when the Arvanites where the first ones to go on a rampage and declare they had nothing in common with what you call Albania today especially the Muslim brigands that Ali Pasha brought down from his local area. That is the oral tradition here. Ali Pasha might had been a more indifferent ruler of the pashalik of Yanya, but he still didn't differ from all the other Muslim overlords. He did stall the organized efforts of the organized Ottoman army to reach the Peloponnese. However what you seem to either not know or forget is his organised efforts to destroy Souli and the autonomous villages surrounding it all Albanian speaking. His efforts were remarkable in some wider sense of politics considering his era and his contemporaries, but he was still famous for the same brutality that regarded the ruling Ottoman Muslim caste a lot of which in those areas were armed Muslim Albanians.

The same propaganda you seem to invoke that Albanians were the ones that liberated somehow Greece when back then if you call them Albanians you would probably get killed as the Turkalbanian was seen as an insult. In the Orlov uprising of mainland Greece the march of Muslim Albanians was seen as so destructive for the main Ottoman government that the pillage of the Greek countryside was seen as uncontrollable and left to ruins. The Arvanites who you call Albanians were the ones that Cezayirli Hasan Pasha called forth to bring Morea back into order from the Albanian brigands, and it has been said that they butchered so many Albanians especially in Peloponnese that the whole campaign was nicknames the slaughtering of Arvanitia. It is said that the beach near Nafplio settled by Albanians turned red from the Arvanites and the Ottoman navy that was sent to enforce order here.

So it is an interesting modern take when you consider Albanians to have liberated us. I wonder how can Albanians perform so many atrocities that their own kinsmen massacred so many while the Greeks seemingly watched. Who knows. Maybe modern Albanian historiography can explain to us how the Greek nation was liberated from Albanians who for some reason enjoyed killing Albanians yet wanted to liberate a seemingly alien nation. Who knows?