Berisha ist von alten “Sigurime” Leuten umgeben, was bei Fatos Beja anfängt! Bamir Topi, hat sich die alte Mitglieds Liste, des Sigurime besorgt. die anderen Akten sind längst gesäubert von Salih Berisha.
Topi: Spiunët në kupolën e politikës. Mark Marku ka të drejtë!
26 Qershor, 2012 | Postuar në: Aktualitet,Politika | Shkruar nga: TemA
http://www.gazetatema.net/web/2012/06/26/topi-spiunet-ne-kupolen-e-politikes-mark-marku-ka-te-drejte/
Obwohl Bujar Nishani (richtiger Familien Name: Mehmeti) die Polizei und Justiz mit Vorsatz zerstört hat, in seiner Klientel Politik für ein kriminelles Enterprise, wurde er auch noch Präsident, obwohl er keinerei Befähigung dazu hat, noch Kompetenz.
Skënder Tufën, ein prominenter ehemaliger Politischer Gefangener outet das Ganze, denn er gehört zu den best informiertesten Personen, um den “Sigurime” Zirkel, wobei 80 % des Berisha Umfeldes alle Personen uralt Kommunisten sind. Skender Tufa, outete Amik Kasoruhos, als alten “Sigurime” Spion.
Sein Lebenslauf hat lange Lücken, wo die Meisten irgendetwas erfinden, wie Bujar Nishani, der auch mit gefakten Diplomen herum läuft. Aber der Mentor des Bujar Nishani, muss halt nochmal mit einem Posten versorgt werden.
Orden: Ehre der Nation
Präsidenten Adviser: “Amik Kasoruhos”: Sigurimin e Shtetit
Uraltes Mitglied des Kommunistischen Geheimdienst Sigurime. Sein Vater Kemal Kasoruho, verübte sogar ein Bomben Attentat auf die Soviet Botschaft in Tirana.
Këshilltarët e Bujar Nishanit, spiunë të Sigurimit të Shtetit, ish të përndjekurit kërkojnë largimin e Amik Kasoruhos
aus7/21/2013
Der Kommunistische “Sigurime” Präsident von Albanien: Bujar Nishani (Mehmeti) und sein Adviser: Amik Kasoruhos
Die Regierungs Adviser Mafia in Albanien: Zonja Guxholli, Ourel Bylykbashi, Glori Husi, Cepani, Seferi, Kociu
die bestätigten wikileaks cables geben Auskunft! Ausschnitt: http://wikileaks.org/cable/2009/01/09TIRANA12.html
Albanien und der Niedergang einer demokratischen Idee ab 1991, durch die Deutsche Diplomaten Lobby Mafia
Diese Regierung ist lächerlich: Prof. Dr. Ago Nezha
QEVERI QESHARAKE < 2012-03-05 Prof. Dr. Ago Nezha ( http://www.gazeta-shqip.com/opinion/
Revolution in Albanien: Konter Admiral Kristaq Gerveni: über die Neopotismus-Clan-Politiker, eng mit der Internationalen Mafia verbunden Salih Berisha privat unterwegs mit der Enver Hoxha Familie den Söhnenj
Für die 100 Jahrfeier von Albanien (ob das Datum stimmt, weiss sowieso niemand, weil so ziemlich Alles unter Enver Hoxha erfunden wurde) wurde für 5 Millionen $, Shakira angeheuert. Wie die Erfahrung zeigte auch im Tourimus Ministerium oder im Kosovo (1 Million $, für einen 15 sekunden Spot bei CNN, wo 45 Sekunden nur 90.000 $ kosten), wird wohl 50% der Summe in dunklen Kanälen verschwunden sein.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/94/saliberishavdiq.jpg/
aber auch Bamir Topi, hat mehrere extrem falsche Orden Verleihungen zu verantworten. Darunter ein Staatsanwalt, der unter Enver Hoxha, Leute hinrichten liess.
Më
8 maj 2008, me rastin e “Ditës së Drejtësisë”, kreu i shtetit dekoroi
disa personalitete, mes të cilëve edhe Skënder Breca me “Medaljen e
Mirënjohjes”, me motivacionin “Për përkushtim të lartë, korrektësi dhe
ndershmëri në ushtrimin e funksioneve të prokurorit”. Por pas kësaj
dekorate reagoi familja e Xhelal Koprenckës, i cili u dënua me vdekje
nga Skënder Breca në vitin 1979, me akuzën se kishin formuar dy
organizata konspirative që punonin kundër Republikës Popullore të
Shqipërisë. Pas debatit publik, Topi e tërhoqi dekoratën, ndërsa në
fillim të vitit 2009 Breca dha dorëheqjen edhe si këshilltar i
prokurores së Përgjithshme, Ina Rama.
Salih Berisha und die Staatssicherheit: eine Einheit!
Sali
Berisha në krah të Hysni e Vito Kapos në Paris, në vitin 1977. Bashkë
me ta është edhe Hasan Luçi, rezidenti i sigurimit në Ambasadën tonë në
Paris. Hysni Kapo në atë periudhë ka qenë sekretar i Komitetit Qendror
të Partisë për Forcat e Armatosura, Ministrinë e Brendshme dhe Sigurimin
e Shtetit.
Fatos Lubonja: Albania, is in the hands of primitiv bandits
Fatos Lubonja: Albania, is in the hands of bandits,political opposition, is the decor, I predict riots
einige wikileaks cabels
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SUBJECT: Resurrecting the Communist Bogeyman
¶1. (SBU) Prime Minister Berisha announced on January 7 a draft bill
for the establishment of an anti-communism institute that would
study the crimes of communism and educate the younger generation
about the evils of that system. He also announced the erection of a
massive obelisk in honor of the victims of communism, as well as the
opening of a museum to document the crimes of that period. The
government last week also decided to release a compensation package
of 20 million USD to formerly persecuted people as a compensation
for the time they served in prison during the communist period.
These measures follow the approval of the controversial bill on
lustration. The recent anti-communist campaign is progressively
taking the place of the anti-corruption theme that helped propel Mr.
Berisha back into power in July of 2005. The commie bashing
measures, however, are generally met with skepticism as people find
it ironic that a former communist party secretary resorts again to
the same weapon of anti-communism to cement his stay in power.
¶2. (SBU) This is the second time in the recent history of Albania
that Mr. Berisha is making an anti-communist mantra part of his
pre-election rhetoric. In 1995, nearly five years after the fall
of communism in Albania, Berisha passed the first lustration bill
and staged what he called the anti-genocide trials that sentenced a
number of former politburo members and other high ranking communist
officials to death and long prison sentences. These kangaroo trials
were poorly staged, provided no real evidence against those charged,
and lacked any comprehensive investigative work. The Supreme Court
overturned most of these decisions and the convicts were compensated
for the time served in prison. Widely perceived then as nothing
more than political maneuvering, the campaign nevertheless succeeded
in manipulating the politically persecuted layer of the population
and provided Berisha with a tool to eliminate a number of political
opponents. In addition, government propaganda, buttressed by the
absence of a free press, placed the Socialist Party - as the heir of
the Communist base - in a weakened position.
¶3. (SBU) According to commentators there are three reasons why the
Prime Minister is resorting to anti-communism for a second time, 18
years after the fall of communism. The introduction of such an
anti-communist campaign helps the Prime Minister conceal the real
intent of the lustration law - the elimination of prosecutors and
judges that are investigating official corruption. Anti-communist
propaganda will also help Berisha fill the vacuum created by the now
discredited anti-corruption theme. At a time when two members of
his government are under investigation and the town is full of
rumors about the affairs of his two children, anti-corruption has
understandably lost much of its luster. Such an initiative will
also help Berisha cement his support among the politically
persecuted people that have traditionally formed a strong support
base for Berisha - as well as steal some of those voters away from
potential political rival President Topi, who also considers former
victims of communism among his strongest supporters.
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SUBJECT: PRESIDENT TOPI: IT’S LONELY AT THE TOP
Classified By: Charge d’Affaires Stephen A. Cristina, reasons 1.4 (b) a
nd (d)
¶1. (C) SUMMARY: Although generally regarded as the most
respected political figure in the country, President Topi
occupies a precarious and lonely position as President of the
Republic. Elected by the Parliament in 2007, Topi sees
himself as a defender of the constitution and independent
democratic institutions - a position that has led to frequent
clashes with the ruling Democratic Party. During a January 6
meeting with Charge d’Affaires, President Topi described his
political isolation, saying that the recent debate over the
controversial Lustration Law threatened to irreparably damage
his political standing and future within his own Democratic
Party. Topi lamented the lack of an effective political
opposition in Albania, describing the Socialist Party as
essentially “invisible” in that role. Topi noted that his
efforts in the spring of 2008 to bring the squabbling
Socialist and Democratic parties together had ironically
resulted in a joint SP-DP effort to diminish the authority
and power of the presidency via constitutional amendments
adopted in April of 2008. END SUMMARY.
A Unique Role
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¶2. (SBU) The Albanian presidency differs in important ways
from that of most other parliamentary republics. Elected by
the Parliament, the president, although far weaker than the
Prime Minister, has the power under the constitution to
nominate the Prosecutor General as well as judges to the
Supreme and Constitutional Courts. The President can also
veto legislation, although the Parliament needs only a simple
majority vote to override the veto.
Lustration Law Leaves Topi Politically Exposed
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¶3. (C) Topi told Charge that the current debate over the
Lustration Law had left him badly exposed politically. Topi
said the ruling Democratic Party (DP) would savage him in the
event he vetoes the Lustration Law, claiming he has heard
reports that DP activists will be brought in to demonstrate
against Topi and pelt his office with rocks. Topi claimed
that although he has numerous allies within the DP in
Parliament, not one would vote to uphold a veto in the event
Topi rejects the lustration law. Instead, Topi said that DP
MPs would follow PM Berisha in lock step to override a Topi
veto out of fear that Berisha will exclude the MPs from DP
party list in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Topi
also expressed fear that his opposition to the Lustration Law
could cost him the support of one of his main political bases
- people persecuted by the Albanian communist regime. Topi
repeatedly claimed that in the event he vetoes the Lustration
Law the DP would launch “a frontal assault” against him,
including a smear campaign to paint him as protecting former
communists.
“SP and DP Colluded Against Me”
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¶4. (C) Topi said he could not count on support from the
opposition leader Edi Rama and his Socialist Party either,
which Topi described as timid and in collusion with Berisha
to undermine the power of the presidency. Topi recalled how
in April of 2008 he brought the SP and DP together to pass
much needed constitutional changes, but claimed that PM
Berisha and Edi Rama used the opportunity to reduce the power
of the presidency and make future presidents more accountable
to the ruling party in Parliament. (NOTE: One major
constitutional change was to require only a simple majority
vote rather than a two-thirds majority vote to elect the next
president, thereby giving the majority party in parliament
the ability to ram through its own presidential candidate
instead of seeking out a compromise candidate acceptable to
the opposition, as Topi and previous presidents were. END
NOTE).
¶5. (C) Topi lamented the current timidity of the opposition
Socialist Party, describing the SP as nearly “invisible” in
the role of opposition party. Topi said this unwillingness
by the SP to act had increasingly forced him into the role of
opposition, something that has brought him into frequent
conflict with the Prime Mininster and further undermined
Topi’s position and future within the Democratic Party.
TIRANA 00000009 002 OF 002
In Defense of Independent Institutions
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¶6. (C) Topi said he sees it as his duty as President to
defend independent institutions such as the Prosecutor
General. Topi said this had repeatedly brought him into
conflict with his own party, but added “I think some
principles come first.” Topi said he would continue to
defend the Office of the Prosecutor General against political
and media pressure, but said that constitutional amendments
passed in 2008 reduced his ability to defend the PG and other
independent institutions.
¶7. (C) COMMENT: While PM Berisha was a member of the
communist elite, Topi was not even a party member and his
family, both immediate and extended, were persecuted by the
communists. He finds himself now in an absurd position where
if he vetoes the law, Berisha will paint him as a defender of
the communists. Topi’s political isolation is further
compounded by his political ambition. Topi sees himself as a
potential successor to Sali Berisha as the next head of the
Democratic Party, thus explaining Topi’s reluctance to get
into a public brawl with the DP over the Lustration Law.
Topi is clearly torn between his political ambitions on the
one hand and his duties to defend the constitution and
Albanian democracy on the other. How he handles the
Lustration Law will be his most difficult balancing act yet.
CRISTINA
http://wikileaks.org/cable/2009/01/09TIRANA9.html
Wenn Berufs Krmiinelle, Innenminister werden, wie Sokol Olldashi, Bujar Nishani, Lulzim Basha und am schlimmsten nun erneut: Flamur Noka, der nicht einmal den Verstand einer Ente hat mit seiner Mannschaft.
Club der Kriminellen und Maloks: Das Albanische Innenminsterium, wobei die höchsten Polizei Direktoren eine Sonder Marke sind und Hsyni Burgaj, von Geistes gestörten Britten als Polizei Partner installiet wurde. Irgendwie muss ja der Drogen Schmuggel und die Geldwäsche funktionieren, worin die SAS schon in den Skandal der 8 Tonnen Kokain rund um Sokol Kociu, Ferdinand Durda in 2001 aktiv verwickelt waren.
Wenn Berufs Krmiinelle, Innenminister werden, wie Sokol Olldashi, Bujar Nishani, Lulzim Basha und am schlimmsten nun erneut: Flamur Noka, der nicht einmal den Verstand einer Ente hat mit seiner Mannschaft.
Club der Kriminellen und Maloks: Das Albanische Innenminsterium, wobei die höchsten Polizei Direktoren eine Sonder Marke sind und Hsyni Burgaj, von Geistes gestörten Britten als Polizei Partner installiet wurde. Irgendwie muss ja der Drogen Schmuggel und die Geldwäsche funktionieren, worin die SAS schon in den Skandal der 8 Tonnen Kokain rund um Sokol Kociu, Ferdinand Durda in 2001 aktiv verwickelt waren.
http://imazheshqip.blogspot.com/2012/04/tek-varri-i-udheheqesit-enver-hoxha.html
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