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Sonntag, 30. September 2012

Die grossen Gangster im Balkan: Fahrudin Radonic in Bosnien

Wenn die NATO wo ist, bzw. die Internationale Gemeinschaft, hat man eine Garantie: Keine Justiz und Alles ist von Mörder und Gangstern kontrolliert. 18 Jahre die sogenannten Hohen Repräsentanten in Bosnien und Nichts geht mehr und die "Internationalen", wurden mit hoch dotierten Jobs versorgt und mit allen Wünschen auf allen Gebieten. Partner ist Naser Kelmendi!

The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, regularly analyses events in the Middle East and the Balkans. IFIMES has analysed current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the occasion of yet another failed political agreement between the leaders of the main political parties in BiH and the beginning of a series of police actions to combat organized crime and deal with unsolved murders. The most interesting sections from the analysis entitled “BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: AN ATTEMPT TO INSTALL A NEW BOSNIAK LEADER” are published below.

Link: http://www.ifimes.org/default.cfm?Jezik=En&Kat=10&ID=718

Der Capo der Mafia in Bosnien Fahrudin Radoncic, ist nun Innenminister Avaz Twist TowerFahrudin Radonicic
Heute gilt Radončić als reichster Mann seines Landes und wird auch „Bosniens Donald Trump“ genannt.
gangster are coming under scrutiny.
Elvira Jukic
BIRN
SarajevoThe alleged relationship of Fahrudin Radoncic, owner of Bosnia’s most read daily, Dnevni avaz, to a suspected criminal has come under the spotlight following his acceptance of the post of Security Minister.
The current Security Minister, Sadik Ahmetovic, is to be dismissed following the collapse of the coalition of his party, the Party of Democratic Action, SDA, with the Social Democrats.
Instead the Social Democrats are forming a coalition with Radoncic’s party, the Alliance for the Better Future of Bosnia, SBB.
Ahmetovic recalled the fact that his successor’s alleged friend, Naser Kelmendi, was on a US blacklist as an alleged drug-trafficker.
Bosnia’s Center for Investigative Journalism, CIN, in its data base on Kelmendi, names Radoncic as his main business associate.
CIN first reported on the business relationships between Kelmendi and Radoncic in 2009.
According to CIN, Kelmendi, born in Kosovo, but with Bosnian citizenship, and his three sons, Elvis, Liridon and Besnik, along with his brother Becir, runs several businesses in Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo, including hotels and a trucking company.
He is suspected of leading one of the biggest crime rings in the Balkans and of trafficking drugs to Europe through the Balkans.
CIN said his business ties to Radoncic were conducted throughout Radoncic’s publishing company, Avaz, with which he exchanged real estate in Zenica and Sarajevo, while Avaz bought an armoured vehicle from Kelmendi.
The editor of CIN, Azhar Kalamujic, who published the story in 2009, told Balkan Insight that businesses ties between the two men had been proven, though Radoncic has denied to CIN having had any contacts with Kelmendi.
A 2008 report by the Bosnian State Investigative and Protection Agency, SIPA, which CIN used in its research, described Kelmendi as the head of one of the best organized criminal organizations in the region, allegedly smuggling drugs and cigarettes, trafficking in people and laundering money.
Although Kelmendi was indicted numerous times in Bosnia, he has never been prosecuted.
In the Canton of Sarajevo alone at least 13 criminal complaints have been filed between 2005 and 2009 against Kelmendi and his sons Elvis, Liridon and Besnik.
Members of the Kelmendi family have been charged with unauthorized possession of weapons, murder and attempted murder.
In 1976 by the District Court in Pec, Kosovo, Naser Kelmendi was sentenced to a prison term of 18 months for attempted murder….Balkaninsight.com
Immer dreister werden überall die Verbrecher, welche ganze Wirtschaften und Staaten kontrollieren im Balkan

Donnerstag, 27. September 2012

Zoran Jankovic, Bürgermeister von Ljubljana und sein Sohn Jure verhaftet, wegen Korruption

Erneut korrupte Grundstücks Geschäfte, der Haupt Motor und Basis der Balkan Politiker mit krimineller Energie, mit eigenen Baufirmen oft, diesen Mega Betrug Non-Stop zu betreiben. Jankovic, war ebenso zuvor langjähriger Direktor von Mercator, der u.a. vor kurzem auch in Albanien wieder schliessen musste, weil die Mafiösen Geschäfte, einfach keine Dauer Grundlage für ein Geschäfte war.

 

Slovenia's opposition leader Zoran Jankovic arrested in corruption investigation

Montreal Gazette - ‎4 hours ago‎
His son Jure Jankovic, a businessman, was also arrested. The National Bureau of Investigation said police searched 23 homes in Slovenia in connection with a corruption investigation. It gave no other details. Jankovic and his centre-left Positive Slovenia ...

Ljubljana mayor arrested on suspicion of corruption

B92 - ‎3 hours ago‎
Source: B92, Jutarnji list. LJUBLJANA -- Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković was arrested in one of the largest corruption probes, Slovenia's police have stated. Tweet. Zoran Janković (Beta, file). His two sons, Jure and Damjan, were also arrested. As a part of the ...

Ljubljana mayor arrested in anti-corruption bust

Focus News - ‎3 hours ago‎
According to Slovenian police, Zoran Jankovic, leader of oppositional party Positive Slovenia, was arrested within one of the biggest operations targeting corruption affairs in the country. Jankovic's son – Jure, was arrested, too. Police today raided Jankovic's ...

LEAD: Slovenian opposition leader targeted in anti-corruption raid Eds: Adds ...

Europe Online Magazine (press release) - ‎1 hour ago‎
Zoran Jankovic, mayor of Ljubljana since 2006, and his sons Jure and Damjan were in police custody and were escorted to their offices, the 24ur news portal reported, posting a video of the mayor emerging from a police car. The Ljubljana city administration ...

Samstag, 22. September 2012

Die Gangster Frank Wisner und Eliot Engel bei dem Mafia Lobby Verein NAAC in New York


Der Kosovo ist absolut negativ und ein desaströses Drama für die Amerikaner, welche aber einen Straffreien Raum wollen, wo sie ihre Geschäfte machen können. Keine Arbeit für die Jugend, keine Ausbildung, noch Justiz, wo sich die kriminelle Regierung und ihr Umfeld Straffrei stellt.

Sehr auffällig das zur Feier auch Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Philip Reeker  kommt. Neutrale Politiker in Mission, sollten solche Feste nicht besuchen.

Die Kosovo  Präsidentin, ist mit ihren gefälschten Schul Zeugnissen auch dort und ihren ungültigen Polizei Ausbildungs Diplomenen, einer Fake und nie lizensierten Polizei Akademie im Kosovo.

 NAAC, der hoch kriminelle Lobby Verband der Albaner Mafia


Im Kosovo, ohne jede Justiz, wo sogar der Anti Korruptions Chef verhaftet und angeklagt ist, wo die Arbeits Situation wie Berufs Ausbildung, aussichtlos ist, feiern nur die Gangster im Hintergrund: Die NAAC, uralter US Lobby Verein der Albaener Mafia. Die Resulate der Amerikaner, sind mehr wie negativ im Kosovo, wo nur Verbrecher regieren, welche sich Straffrei fühlen.

NAAC
Besonders peinlich sind die Hintermänner im Board dieser Organisation wie u.a. auch ein Wesley Clark und ein William Walker, dessen Morde schon in Mittel Amerika zuvor u.a. gegen Erzbischof Romero bekannt war. William Walker spielt die Schlüsselrolle in der Kriegs Inzenierung für den Kosovo, wie auch Wesley Clark, wegen Geschäften in 2008 im Kosovo und Albanien auftauchte, für Öl Lizenzen.

Chef der Drogen Kartell Frank Wisner ist wieder in Tirana




Im NAAC Board, der Fälscher und Drogen Baron in der Iran Contra Affäre des CIA

Honorary Board
The Honorable Anthony Athanas, In Memoriam
The Honorable Bret A. Clesi
Thomas Christo, Esq.
Ferid Murad, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Sami Repishti
Ambassador William Ryerson
Mr. Ekrem Bardha
Bardhyl R. Tirana, Esq.
Ambassador William Walker
William Walker
William Walker, der das Racak Desaster komplett fälschte mit Hilfe von Joschka Fischer um einen Krieg anzuzetteln.
William Walker was instrumental in providing a trigger event to the US leadership and NATO for the planned aggression against Serbia


Die Internationalen Terror und Drogen Netze, der Bajraktari und Bytyqi Brueder, im Auftrage des Salih Berisha Mafia und Krasniqi Clan / Brooklyn

Heute ermittelt direkt das FBI, Interpol und Geheimdienste, wie der kriminelle Albanische Ministerpraesident Salih Berisha, diese Verbrecher Kartelle aufbaute, u.a. mit Hilfe des Lobby Vereines AACL, krimineller US Politiker, wobei Senator Eliot Engel, eine besonders unsaegliche Rolle spielt und rund um die FBI Verhaftungen der Krasniqi Brueder und des Albanischen Staatssekretaers Almir Rrapo im Verbrecher Kartell des Ilir Meta.

Bajraktari, Bytyqi (berüchtigt als Verbrecher in Durres bis heute, auch rund um die Bar DRENCIA) eine Legende des Verbrechens. Die Bytyqi Brueder, hatten bekanntlich direkte Ausweise des US State departments) und wurden in Montenegro damals bei ihren Terror Operationen gefasst und ermordet. Beruechtigste Verbrecher, auch rund um andere US Verbrecher, welche nach Albanien flohen.

Das Welt Terrorismus Mafia Kartell, des US Senators Eliot Engel, mit Salih Berisha und seiner primitiv Tropoje Idioten Mafia


Rund um die Verbrecher Kartelle, des US Senators Eliot Engel, der Krasniqi, Bajraktari, Bytyci - Sahit Muja, Almir Rrapo - Ilir Meta Mafia, welche Weltweit operieren. Man nennt es dann Aussenpolitik!
15 years NATO Reports over the most criminal enterprise Albania: “Albanian politicians have signalled a rare willingness”
1.10.2011: Albania - Salih Berisha’ s partners: crimes, terrorist, top mafiosi



City investigators shut out of Rep. Eliot Engel’s illegal apartment building
BY Benjamin Lesser and Alison Gendar

Typische Mafia Limousine der US Mafia Nr. 1 in Albanien, dem Gambino Clan (der Luchese und Genovese Clan ist in Albanien und im Balkan auch gut vertreten, als neue “Cosa Nostra) Typisches Phantasie Auto Nr. Schild. Man kann sie sehr oft an bestimmten Stellen im Raum Durres und Tirana sehen.
City investigators shut out of Rep. Eliot Engel’s illegal apartment building
 Die US-Albanische Handelskammer: FBI verhaftet erneut einen der sogenannten US Investoren in Albanien:: in Zypern

 



Mafia Report in Albania


 pdf investigin :
FBI Salih Berisha Interpol
 
Peinlichkeit der Null Funktions Vertreter der Albaner Mafia: Ferdinand Xhaferrie, als Communicator dabei!
http://news.albania.de/__oneclick_uploads/2011/10/sahit-muja.jpgSahit Muja (Sahit Muja, Miliarderi Shqiptar, Bytyci Company)
siehe auch Frankenstein des Balkans und Tirana Terrorist beim Töden und Kinder entführen: Shaip Muja Beruf Organ Händler und Mörder 
Friday, October 24, 2008
NYPD reinvented as Intel & Homeland Security Agency After 9/11, NYPD Cops to Kosovo ‘Owned’ By Albanian Muslim Mafia, the Enemy in Westchester NY
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New York
Since the 9/11 attacks, the NYPD has reinvented itself as an intelligence and homeland security agency to take on the new Islamic mafia.
Two NYPD detectives were sent to Kosovo and Montenegro in September 08 to gauge the threat of Islamic extremism in the Baltic region (and the Albanian Muslim Mafia’s stolen car racket linked to the UCK) and would be coming back with “a lot of valuable information.”
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The feds have a new organized-crime target: the Albanian Mafia; A massive indictment handed up in Manhattan federal court includes charges of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, extortion, loan-sharking, debt collecting and illegal gambling operations through a network of gambling parlors in The Bronx, Westchester and Queens. “What we have here might be considered a sixth crime family,” after the five Mafia organizations — Bonanno, Colombo, Gambino, Genovese and Lucchese — said Fred Snelling, head of the FBI’s criminal division in New York.
See my prior post, Monday, August 25, 2008, ALBANIAN MUSLIM MAFIA RUNS INTL STOLEN CAR RING TO FUND JIHAD, UPDATED BY PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR BILL WARNER. Muslim Albanian gangs, are replacing the Italian mafia as the organized crime outfit in the US, shipping stolen cars from the docks of NY to Dubai UAE in support of terrorism, run by Daut Kadriovski.
Daut Kadriovski aka Mehmed Haidini the reputed boss of one of the 15 Families of the Albanian Muslim Mafia, embodies the tenacity of the top Kosovar drug traffickers. A Yugoslav Interior Ministry report identifies him as one of Europe’s biggest heroin dealers, and Nicovic calls him a “major financial resource for the KLA.” Through his family links, Nicovic says, Kadriovski smuggled more than 100 kilos of heroin into New York and Philadelphia, in 1993 Daut Kardriovski headed for Westchester County New York, where it’s believed he continues to operate the Albanian Muslim Mafia in Westchester which has spread out to the Bronx and Queens NY, law enforcement officials said.
According to the Institute of War and Peace Reporting, “Honour killings are deeply rooted in Albanian society and were given formal recognition in the collection of medieval tribal laws known as the ‘Canon of Lekë Dukagjini’” and still remains the organizing structure of the Albanian Muslim Mafia.
See my prior post, Thursday, October 16, 2008, FBI MOST WANTED HONOR KILLER, YASER ABDEL SAID, IS HE HIDING IN NEW YORK, ARE RELATIVES SENDING CASH VIA NETWORK OF PO BOXES IN TX AND WESTCHESTER NY
Muslim “Honor Killing” suspect Yaser Abdel Said is believed to be hiding in Westchester County NY with the aid of one of his brothers, Westchester is home to the Albanian Muslim Mafia who recognize “Honor Killings", would the Albanian Muslim Mafia help Yaser Abdel Said ?
Bill Warner
Private Investigator
www.wbipi.com
http://www.billwarnerpi.com/2008/10/nypd-reinvented-itself-as-intel.html
Eine wichtige Rolle spielen auch die Verbrecher der Cosa Nostra, welche den Lobby Verband AACL betreiben und die Scharfschützen Gewehre in 1998 nach Albanien lieferten.
Wahlkampf im Kosovo, da taucht Walker im Dezember 2010 wieder auf.

The National Albanian American Council's
16th Annual Awards Gala

Celebrate 100 Years of Albanian Independence
 
-September 21st at 6:00pm at Gotham Hall in New York City-
Celebrate with prestigious leaders, renowned performers, and the great Albanian-American community!

Every year NAAC welcomes leaders from the Balkans and around the globe.
This year we are excited to have joining us:
Albania
President Bujar Nishani  
Ambassador Gilbert Galanxhi
Ambassador Ferid Hoxha, Permanent Representative to the UN 
Kosova
President Atifete Jahjaga  
Prime Minister Hashim Thaci 
Deputy Prime Minister Bexhet Pacolli 
Deputy Prime Minister Mimoza Kusari-Lila 
Minister of Foreign Affairs Enver Hoxhaj 
Minster of EU Integration Vlora Citaku
Minister of Diaspora Ibrahim Makolli 
Minister of Infrastructure Fehmi Mujota 
Ambassador Akan Ismaili
Chairman of PDK Parliamentary Adem Grabovci   
Macedonia
Deputy Prime Minister Teuta Arifi
Deputy Prime Minister Musa Xhaferri
Minister of Defense Fatmir Besimi
State Secretary Ejup Alimi, Secretariat, Implementation of the Ohrid Framework Agreement
Ambassador Zoran Jolevski 
Montenegro
Deputy Nikolle Gegaj
Consulate General Selim Lika 
  
United States
Ambassador Rosemary DiCarlo  
Ambassador Frank Wisner, Jr.
Congressman Eliot Engel
Congressman Michael Grimm
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Philip Reeker  
    Performers
Rona Nishliu
Alban Skenderaj
Miriam Cami
Arbana Osmani 


Show Laufen einer angeblichen Justiz Reform in Rumänien

Reine Show, nun seit 15 Jahren! Nichts wird geschehen.

Premier Ponta will positiven Bericht zum Stand der Justiz

Samstag, 22. September 2012 Bukarest (ADZ) – Regierungschef Ponta hofft auf einen positiven Dezember-Bericht der EU-Kommission zum Stand der heimischen Justiz und wünscht sich darüber hinaus mit dem Rechtswesen des Landes zufriedene Bürger.Premier und...[mehr]

Haft Strafen, gegen die UCK Extrem Verbrecher rund um die Musliu Gangs

 Terroristen Group der US Albanischen Mafia : Chef Lobbyist der Bin Laden Terroristen: AACL.com Josef DioGuardio, Jo Biden, im Gefängnis: Ex-US Kongress Abgeordneter James Traficant jung. Orts Vertreter auch für Todes Schwadrone gegen die Rugova Leute: Ferdinand Xhaferrie, Xhavit Halili, Genc Polo und der kriminelle Pyschopat Salih Berisha und seine Banden..

Kosovo Ende 90-er Jahre: Folter und Mord unter US-Flagge

21.09.2012, 17:54
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Kosovo Ende 90-er Jahre: Folter und Mord unter US-Flagge


Insgesamt 116 Jahre Gefängnis für 11 ehemalige Kämpfer der sogenannten „Befreiungsarmee des Kosovo“, der UÇK, so lautete das Urteil des Obersten Gerichts Serbiens gegen Mitglieder der „Gnjilane-Gruppe“ der UÇK.

Sie wurden für schuldig befunden, zwei serbische Frauen im Juni 1999 in der Stadt Gnjilane entführt und dann mehr als eine Woche lang geschlagen, vergewaltigt, verhöhnt und ihnen mit der Ermordung gedroht zu haben.
Das Urteil gegen die Mitglieder der „Gnjilane-Gruppe“ hatte das Oberste Gericht in Belgrad bereits im Januar 2011 verkündet. Damals wurden sie schuldig gesprochen, dass sie im Zeitraum von Anfang Juni bis Ende Dezember 1999 mindestens 50 friedliche Einwohner, hauptsächlich serbischer Nationalität, zu Tode gemartert hatten. Weitere 150 Personen hatten sie gefoltert und erniedrigt, dann aber freigelassen. Indessen hat das Berufungsgericht dieses Urteil aufgehoben und einen neuen Gerichtsprozess verfügt. Und zwar wegen der Aussagen des Hauptzeugen der Staatsanwaltschaft für Kriegsverbrechen unter dem Codenamen „Božur 50“ (im Serbischen bedeutet das „Pfingstrose 50“). Während des neuen Prozesses wurden seine Aussagen bezüglich jener, die auf der Anklagebank saßen, als nicht glaubwürdig anerkannt. Die Situation kommentiert die Journalistin der Organisation „Balkan Investigative Reporting Network“ Marija Ristić.
„Die Richterin sagte, zweifellos hätte es diese Verbrechen in Gnjilane gegeben. Es existiert eine Liste der Verschollenen und der Ermordeten. Indessen haben die Opfer und die Mitglieder ihrer Familien in diesen Leuten nicht die Täter erkannt. Sie nannten andere Leute, wie die Richterin sagte, sogar ihre ehemaligen albanischen Nachbarn. Der Staatsanwaltschaft war es nicht gelungen, zu beweisen, dass die Leute auf der Anklagebank die Schuldigen an diesen Morden und schrecklichen Folterungen sind. Ich sage es noch einmal, keiner bestreitet, dass es diese Verbrechen gegeben hat. Die Frage ist, wer hat sie verübt.“
Die serbischen Ermittlungsorgane, die praktisch keinerlei Kontrolle über den größten Teil des Kosovo besitzen, können nicht die Auslieferung der ehemaligen Kosovo-Kämpfer erwirken oder sie selbst festnehmen. Und das ist schlimm, denn die 11 Verurteilten sind lediglich die Spitze des Eisbergs, nur eine kurze Episode in dem Horrorfilm. Hier seien nur mehrere Fragmente aus den Aussagen des unter Schutz stehenden Zeugen „Božur 50“ und Aussagen von jenen erwähnt, die die Untaten der „Gnjilane-Gruppe“ überlebt haben. Sie erzählten, was sich in der zweiten Jahreshälfte 1999 in der Stadt zugetragen hatte:
Unschuldige Menschen wurden mit Messern verletzt, wonach man ihnen in diese Wunden griff. An den Opfern testete man die Durchschlagskraft von Pistolen. Eine ältere Frau wurde mit den Beinen an zwei Autos gefesselt, die dann in verschiedene Richtungen fuhren. Und dann machte man dasselbe mit den Armen der Sterbenden. Eine hochschwangere Frau wurde vergewaltigt. Viele andere schreckliche Untaten wurden verübt, die sich kaum in Worte fassen lassen.
Übrigens hatten die Mörder von Gnjilane ihre ungeheuerlichen Aktivitäten erst unter der Flagge der USA voll entfaltet. Unsere Gesprächspartnerin Marija Ristić führt in ihrem Artikel, der auf der Website der Ausgabe BALKANSKA TRANZICIONA PRAVDAveröffentlicht wurde, die Worte des ehemaligen Richters des Stadtgerichts von Gnjilane an, der behauptet, dass die Untaten der UÇK, die Massenmorde und Plünderungen, in der Stadt gerade nach dem Einmarsch des US-amerikanischen KFOR-Kontingents begonnen hatten. Zuvor, als sich französische Soldaten in der Stadt befanden, sei die Situation recht stabil gewesen, sagte er.
Abschließend sei bemerkt, dass im Fall der „Gnjilane-Gruppe“ noch kein Punkt gesetzt ist. Während des Gerichtsprozesses wurden sechs Personen freigesprochen. Die serbische Staatsanwaltschaft für Kriegsverbrechen erklärte aber bereits, sie werde gegen diese Entscheidung Berufung einlegen.


Wenn Deutschland eine Justiz aufbaut und die UNMIK nur ein korrupter Sauladen ist und war, wo jeder zum stehlen und abzocken kam, sollte man sich nicht wundern. Die EU frägt ganz offiziell, wo die 3 Milliarden € für den Aufbau geblieben sind! Reine Terroristen, Mörder, Verbrecher was man inklusive der Todes Schwadronen im September 1998 genau wusste, aber man fand korrupte und kriminelle Deutsche Politker, wie Joschka Fischer und Co., welche später wie die Amerikaner mit Wesley Clark dort Privatisierungs Geschäfte machen wollten. Im Sommer 1998, waren die Abteilung der extremen UC... mehr » 
Die Ethnischen Säuberungen gegen Nicht Albaner in 1998, durch die UCK Terroristen der Bin Laden Truppen in Internationalen Berichten.

Der Kosovo Terrorismus Gruppe: Ex-UCK-Mitglieder für schuldig befunden, Kriegsverbrechen

Die terroristische Organisation:
Laut Roland Keith, eine Außenstelle Direktor des OSZE- 's Kosovo Verification Mission : [12]
"Bei meiner Ankunft der Krieg immer mehr zu einem Mitte intensity conflict, wie Hinterhalte entwickelt, das Vordringen der kritischen Linien der Kommunikation und der [KLA] Entführung von Sicherheitskräften führte zu einer signifikanten Erhöhung der staatlichen Opfer, was wiederum zu großen jugoslawischen Repressalien Sicherheitsmaßnahmen geführt ... Bis Anfang März diesen Terror und Gegen-Terror-Operationen führten die Bewohner zahlreicher Dörfer fliehen, oder sich entweder anderen Dörfern, Städten oder den Hügeln Zuflucht verteilt ... Die Situation war klar, dass KLA Provokationen, wie persönlich in Hinterhalte Zeuge von Sicherheitsstreifen, die tödlich und andere Opfer zu erlangen, waren klare Verletzungen des vorigen Oktober Zustimmung [undSicherheitsrat der Vereinten Nationen die Resolution 1199 ]."
Laut dem Bericht des US-Komitee für Flüchtlinge: [13] [ ? unzuverlässige Quelle ]
"Kosovo Liberation Army ... greift Ziel, zu versuchen zu "säubern" Kosovo ihrer ethnischen serbischen Bevölkerung."
Die jugoslawische Rote Kreuz hatte insgesamt 30.000 Flüchtlinge und geschätzt intern Vertriebenen (IDPs) aus dem Kosovo, von denen die meisten Serben waren. Das UNHCR schätzt die Zahl bei 55.000 Flüchtlinge, die geflohen waren, Montenegro und Central Serbia , von denen die meisten Kosovo-Serben waren:
"Über 90 gemischten Dörfern im Kosovo haben nun der serbischen Bewohner geleert und andere Serben weiterhin verlassen, um entweder in anderen Teilen des Kosovo verschoben werden oder auf der Flucht in die zentrale Serbien."
Die NATO Nordatlantikrat hatte betont, dass KLA sei "die wichtigste Initiator der Gewalt" und dass sie "ins Leben gerufen, was scheint, eine bewusste Kampagne der Provokation". [13] [ unzuverlässige Quelle? ]

Aber die 1997 US Department Liste terroristischer hatte die UCK enthalten. [47] Im März 1998, nur einen Monat später Gerbald seinen Aussagen zu ändern, um zu sagen, dass KLA sei nicht gesetzlich vertreten durch die US-Regierung als terroristische Gruppe eingestuft hatten [ 46] und die US-Regierung wandte sich an die UCK-Führer zu ihnen Gesprächspartner mit den Serben zu machen. [7] [48] [ unzuverlässige Quelle? ] A Wall Street Journal Artikel behauptete später, dass die US-Regierung im Februar 1998 musste entfernt die UCK aus der Liste der terroristischen Organisationen, [49] [7] [50] eine Entfernung, die nie bestätigt wurde.[46] Frankreich nicht Delisting der UCK, bis Ende 1998, nach starken US-und UK Lobbying. [51] KLA ist noch heute in Die MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base Liste der terroristischen Gruppen, [52] und wird als einer inaktiven Terrororganisation durch die aufgeführten Nationales Konsortium für das Studium des Terrorismus und Responses to Terrorism von der Homeland Security . [53]
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Donnerstag, 20. September 2012

Illegal wood-cutting - one of Kosovo’s most difficult rule of law issues

Same in Albania! Illegal wood-cutting - one of Kosovo’s most difficult rule of law issues 17 September 2012
Organised crime, gun-toting gangs and money to be made: A report on a seemingly petty criminal offense with a potentially big impact.

In June 2012, in a valley near Leposovic in northern Kosovo, Kosovo Police, EULEX and forestry officials were assessing the scale of illegal wood-cutting in the area. Their convoy discovered evidence of logging such as abandoned tractors with chainsaws and loaded trucks of wood. As the convoy drove down a bumpy track, they came under gunfire. EULEX police officers, who were there in a monitoring and advisory role, said the shooting lasted for several minutes. Bullets ricocheted off the ground nearby. KP returned warning fire with their AK 47s. As the convoy manoeuvred its way out of the danger zone, the shooting gradually ceased. Thankfully, no one had been injured.
 
 
An area on the Kosovo - Serbia
border/boundary between gates 5 and 31
The incident was a dramatic example of just how important and dangerous the issue of illegal wood-cutting can be. And it is not the only example. In March 2011, a thirteen year old boy was shot dead while illegally cutting wood with his father on someone else’s property. Some forest fires, which can pose a real threat to villages and people’s lives, are believed to have been started by illegal wood cutters trying to cover their tracks. The activity has also increased tensions between different communities. Suffice it to say, it is a real problem.
“Property disputes should come with a government warning – they can kill and should not be taken lightly” says EULEX’s Property Rights Co-ordinator, Declan O’Mahony. “There are criminal elements acting with impunity, stealing from Kosovo’s public and private forests, which are weakly protected. The forests of Kosovo provide a stage on which corruption, organised crime, killings, smuggling and environmental devastation can be enacted. It’s a significant problem and needs to be dealt with” says O’Mahony.
Illegal logging comes in many forms in Kosovo including logging from public forests without permission, logging in protected areas, false declaration of volume of harvested wood and illegal logging from private forests. Smuggling and illegal accounting practices, extend the list further.
According to the Kosovo Forest Agency 42% of Kosovo is covered by forest. Some 32 % of this area is owned by small landowners; 68% is publicly owned. According to an inventory carried out by the Norwegian Forestry Group (NFG), uncontrolled logging occurs in 35% of forest areas. In terms of the volume of wood lost through illegal practices, the NFG estimate that 100,000m3 is lost per year.
The lack of capacity to protect forests in Kosovo means that publicly and privately owned forests particularly at the border/boundary are vulnerable and a prime target of wood thieves. Robby Zocher, an Investigator in EULEX’s Task Force Mitrovica (TFM) said “If you happen to be a well organised criminal individual, with resources to hand, money is figuratively growing in trees and there for the picking”. The TFM, in an executive capacity, is investigating the case described in the opening scene of this article....

Mittwoch, 19. September 2012

Die Griechischen Staatsanwälte und Richter streiken

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 14:45

Greek Judges and Prosecutors Strike

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The economic meltdown in Greece is producing some peculiar situations. The week of September 10, Greek Finance Minister Yiannis Stournaras met with the Association of Magistrates and Prosecutors — Greece's union of judicial employees. These individuals have historically had significantly higher salaries than other civil servants in the country. They are also charged with making sure that legal cases proceed through the system in Greece — that criminals are prosecuted according to law, that litigation between parties in civil actions proceed, and that the Greek government enforces tax and regulatory law. So keeping these people working is in the best interest of everyone in Greece.
But the Greek government, in order to cut public expenses and to bring the nation’s fiscal situation back to order, plans to cut the salary of those magistrates and prosecutors by 25 percent. Stournaras met with the association and tried to persuade the members to accept pay cuts. But after already seeing their salaries reduced by almost 38 percent since the beginning of Greece's recent financial woes, the Association of Magistrates and Prosecutors voted unanimously to reject the government’s proposal and instead the members voted to begin a partial strike beginning on September 17 and lasting five days.
Already these officials work only five hours a day — from 10:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon — but under the partial strike the magistrates and prosecutors will work only one hour a day, and only cases nearing the statute of limitations will be heard. This slowdown hits a Greek judicial system in which it sometimes takes 10 years for a case to come to trial.
The Association of Magistrates and Prosecutors will meet again on September 22 to determine whether or not to continue this partial strike. Panagiotis Liberopoulous, who is a representative of that association, said,
We realize the problems that the state is facing. We have contributed, we are not against contributing, but a line has to be drawn, there has to be a limit. They can’t completely degrade us. We are determined to defend our current wages. We call on the state not to forget that it has the obligation of protecting the personal and operational independence of judges.
It is not unprecedented for judges to go on strike over compensation. In Indonesia earlier this year judges did just that. It is also not unprecedented for judges to go on strike for other reasons. In May of this year, the Tunisian Union of Judges called a strike to protest the firing of 81 judges who were charged with corruption.
What is happening in Greece, however, is qualitatively different. The Greek judges and prosecutors are trying to pressure the government into rejecting austerity programs that have been demanded by other nations in the eurozone as a condition of more bailout help. Moreover, these judges and prosecutors have been joined by other Greek civil servants such as tax collectors whose work directly relates to the revenue available to the Greek government as well as to hospital doctors, teachers, police officers and others. Greek judges are among the highest paid civil servants in the nation. They are also the officers charged with keeping the law.
Military officers and police officers have also joined picket lines in support of a general strike in Greece. Can a government function without judges, prosecutors, police, and military? Greece cannot pay the high cost of government salaries, which are a substantial part of the national state expenditures. Without serious reductions and the help that Greece needs from the eurozone, the Greek government, whose bonds have already been downgraded by rating services to the status of “junk bonds,” seems likely to default, which will mean that the value of Greek bonds in the investment portfolios of banks throughout Europe will be devalued dramatically. But the euro zone representatives are adamant that the Greek government must reduce expenditures significantly, and that includes even the salaries of magistrates and prosecutors in Greece.
Sunday, October 21, 2012 PREMIUM The "Kissinger Plan": Confederations Macedonia, Epirus, Thrache, For nearly 20 years (decades 70 and 80) that culminated in the international political scene was none other than the Secretary of State, ChaintsAlfrent Kissinger (Heinz Alfred Kissinger). Born in Germany in 1923 by parents of Jewish origin, who in 1938 fled to America under the threat of the Nazi regime, initially followed an academic career at Harvard, but also participated in various government agencies and committees involved external policy and security of the United States . So, in 1969 he was appointed National Security Advisor to President Nixon and later, during President Ford, he served as foreign minister and, after Carter's election to the presidency, he founded a consultancy company and continued his career as an expert foreign policy and was awarded the Nobel Peace 1993.Mono which for Greece was one of the most basic makers 'appetite' for our neighbors scheming Greek territories as "plan" included the dismemberment of Greece. One state starts from Arta and over, called Greater Albania. The second state has to do with Skopje, which created the state of Macedonia, which goes to Larissa. The third state is Thrace. And all this will gradually become the "fall" of the cultural elements of the Greeks, as Kissinger stated that: "The people of the Greco is anarchic and difficult to harnessed. Therefore you must strike deep roots in culture. Then you might be forced to comply. I mean to attack his language, his religion, spiritual and historical reserves, so as to neutralize its ability to develop, to distinguish, to prevail, so as not to disturb us in the Balkans, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, Throughout this crucial area of strategic importance for us. " Since then, whether the statement is true or not, what he described seeing them since then to gradually become reality Macedonians, Albanians and Turks, and fueled the "plan" for adjusting the territories of the Balkan countries. In summary, called "Kissinger Plan" provides the solution of problems of the Middle East, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans, with the creation of a confederation of states, with ponomazomenon "United States Eastern Mediterranean" (LAEC). At the same time, part of the EU already enrolled in this or future enlargement Field Theory (North America) will be cut off, or will be part of a "loosely affiliated" with this wing that extends eastward. According to some information, the "plan" was launched in 1989. Then consisted initially resolve the problem Palaispnion Israel, the "break" of Israel, a goal that almost made recently. The second phase provided break up of Yugoslavia, the goal has been achieved. The third phase is considered that promotes federalism in Cyprus (after it has been cleaved in two "states"), Phase made this stigmi.Edo but things are starting to become more interesting. According to some estimates, the "Plan" in the original version provided further: ■ autonomy Crete. Dodecanese islands of the eastern Aegean and western Asia Minor. ■ autonomy of eastern, western Thrace kaitisnotiou Bulgaria. ■ Increase the territories of the State of Skopje with annexation of Macedonia and Thessaly. ■ Increase the Albanian territories to the south until andthe Preveza. Already in 1989, he had discovered that the loss of Greek-Turkish disputes will long term objectives: • The demilitarization of the islands of the Aegean. • The demilitarization of Turkish coasts of Asia Minor, to where, as they say. does not go beyond. • The establishment of Greek-Turkish business (tourism, petroleum, commercial, industrial) and establishing a free trade zone in the Aegean and Asia Minor coast between the two countries as part of a "mixed zone," which would evolve into an autonomous "state-pad" local conflicts, international influence and controlled by the UN....... ORIGINAL IN GREEK LANGUAGE: http://www.greeknation.blogspot.com/2012/10/blog-post_7411.html

20 Jahre kriminelles Enterprise der Salih Berishia Mafia in Albanien

Der Ex-US Botschafter John Withers, sagte vor wenigen Tagen: Albanien ist wie Libyen, oder Ägypten, was noch sehr vornehm ausgedrückt ist. Salih Berisha Most criminal of the world: Salih Berisha und was der US Professor Shinas Rama, über diesen Banditen Clan sagt. Das Salih Berisha Verbrecher Kartell ( Salih Berisha DP Party Mafia)hier im Focus der Geschichte. Immer die selbe Methoden, Shows für ausländische Beobachter und geheime Anweisungen und Todes Dekrete, was bei den Schulen schon anfing, wo die Lehrer instruiert wurden in 1995, Ausländern Nichts zu Sagen und die Schulkinder mussten das Salih Berisha Bildungs System loben. Heute ist das Bildungs System vollkommen ruiniert, wo ein Rektor an der Tirana Unveristät vor kurzem sagte: die Studenten können nicht einmal einen Satz richtig schreiben. Rrokaj: Studentët nuk dinë më as shqipen bazike 18 Shtator, 2012 CORRUPTION, INCLUDING bribery, thievery, and favors, remains the only way of getting things done in Albania, from paying electricity bills to conducting international relations. Prevalent in all the former communist countries, corruption is having an increasingly harmful effect on young democratic societies, especially in a country as poverty-stricken as Albania. Voters there registered a protest against the raging lawlessness when, at the end of 1994, they defeated a referendum on a new draft constitution. President Sali Berisha admitted that the defeat had less to do with the constitution itself than with the government’s failure to tackle corruption. The exposure of corruption within the ruling Democratic Party (PD) seems to have weakened it and has also put Berisha’s political standing in question. The 6 November defeat of the new draft constitution caused some to suggest that Berisha may not survive his full four-year presidential term, which runs through March 1996. When Berisha was elected president of Albania in 1992, following almost 50 years of communist dictatorship, one of his first moves was to declare war on corruption. Although apparently sincere in calling it Albania’s greatest enemy, Berisha has not managed to stem the rising tide of corruption. Consequently, the population has become disheartened; it appears to many that little has changed in the shift from communism to democracy. That disillusionment - felt sharply by the poor, who bear the brunt of economic reform’s “shock therapy” - turned to anger when the Berisha government failed to go to battle. To the poor, democracy and free-market ideals mean little; they have seen only a new group fattened by privilege and wealth gained through corruption. The referendum gave the poor a voice, and they in turn gave the government a loud “no.” The PD, unable to offer another explanation for the defeat, sprang into action to fight corruption. THE OPPOSITION’S EXPLOITATION The opposition, led by the powerful Socialist Party (PS), took advantage of the referendum by turning corruption into a major political issue. The PS is usually quick to exploit for its benefit the Democrats’ political setbacks, but the corruption issue is slightly different. The roots of Albanian corruption are traceable both to the communist era and to the brief period under socialist rule that ended in March 1992. The Socialists, even though their own record regarding corruption is far from clean, are aiming their propaganda guns at the issue in an effort to regain power. The Democrats responded to Socialist attacks by going on the offensive themselves. An article in Rilindja Demokratike, which is run by the PD, berated the “social-communists” for belittling the fight against corruption.1 The daily reported that the Socialists “played the political scene with the card of corruption in the same way they had previously done with the card of class struggle.” The Democrats defended themselves in the article by pointing to some figures in the war against corruption: the State Control Commission fined 510 people a total of 7,713 million lek ($85.7 million), indicted 367 people, and took administrative measures against another 17,177 officials and civil servants. Some say those figures, however, do not paint a true picture. The State Control Commission is accused of failing to act on several cases of blatant corruption. For example, miners at Albania’s largest chrome mine, in Bulqize, staged a hunger strike in late January 1995 to demand the dismissal of the mine director, who they claimed was abusing his power. The commission investigated the mines and reportedly discovered evidence of “large-scale corruption.”2 It supposedly requested the dismissal of the director and the head of the local branch of the Finance Ministry, but no action was taken on that request. That was further evidence of the pervasiveness of corruption, which appears to reach to the highest levels of government, despite constant pledges that it is being fought. The Democrats do not seem to grasp the fact that the population tends to forget or ignore the past and instead concentrate on current events in their lives. This is even more true now, when the gap between the “haves” and “have-nots” is steadily widening and some of the democratic newcomers are becoming visibly richer through their new connections. The Democrats had promised a better life for all and not just for a few; many Albanians are now bitter with resentment. Time may show that Berisha is badly mistaken in his belief that Albania will not follow some other formerly communist countries in bringing socialists back to power. He has said that Albania’s particularly harsh, Stalinist brand of communism makes a return of socialists to power impossible. However, it is possible that the frustration caused by social injustice and corruption could prompt voters to return former communists to rule as they have done in Poland, Hungary, and Bulgaria. It has become the Democrats’ custom to explain and justify the country’s many unsolved problems by blaming them all on 50 years of radical communism . While Berisha could be correct in pointing to communism as the root of corruption, placing the sole blame there does not seem to be the right approach. The people are simply tired of listening to the same refrain, which becomes even less convincing when many in central and local government seem only to grow in power or wealth. BERISHA’S LONELY BATTLE President Berisha has been waging the campaign against corruption almost single-handedly. He continues to live modestly, remaining in the same small apartment where he lived before he became president. (He is known, however, to have a penchant for nice clothes.) Observers of the Albanian scene say Berisha is one of the few politicians who have not become rich through political circumstance. But although he stands as a lonely and pious example, Berisha has limited himself to rhetoric, not attempting to tear out the roots of corruption or to fight it within his party and government. When the Albanian voters rejected’the draft constitution, Berisha immediately acknowledged the result as a protest against government inefficiency and corruption, and he praised the people for having shown their anger “in an admirable, democratic manner.”3 At his year-end press conference in late December, he tried to explain the phenomenon of corruption: “Corruption is one of communism’s most bitter legacies; it experienced a great leap forward during the final days of the dictatorship and unfortunately has passed on to the post-dictatorship period. It we look back four or five years, no Albanian could get a refrigerator or a television without first paying for authorization - not to mention getting a job or something else. This unfortunately has remained to this day. Corruption is a serious problem in all newly democratic societies. It is one of the most disturbing problems and must be fought more resolutely.”4 —– 1 Rilindja Demokratike, 28 December 1994. 2 ASD, 3 February 1995. 3 Rilindja Demokratike, 8 November 1994. 4 Rilindja Demakratike, 29 December 1994. The defeat of the referendum had several repercussions. On 4 December 1994, Berisha reshuffled the cabinet, a move that will very likely be followed by other high-level realignments throughout 1995 in anticipation of the national elections, expected in 1996. Although some of the ministers in question were not specifically fired on corruption charges, it was clear that they had been cast from their posts precisely for that reason. Even under the present conditions of democracy, corruption remains as much a way of life in Albania as it was under communism. As Berisha noted, in the past, no one could buy major appliances without a bribe: today, no one can even pay bills for water, electricity, or other services without first bribing an official. To get decent medical care, either private or state-supported, people must pay substantial bribes.5 While some consider this merely an aberration - an irritation of living in present-day Albania - it nevertheless causes great frustration. But far more serious is the corruption at the highest levels of power and administration, which has caused even more bitterness and anger. HIGH-LEVEL ACCUSATIONS The political climate in Albania has become heated over the last few months. The government prosecuted many cases both directly and indirectly related to corruption, all in an arena of open media. The press freely reported and commented on the various scandals, bringing the issue into the public eye. It was during this time that a case referred to as the “Arsidi scandal” returned to court. Former Prime Minister Vilson Ahmeti was tried for the second time, together with former Trade Bank director Agron Saliu and his deputy Agim Tartari, for misappropriating $1.2 million. They allegedly paid that money in 1991 to Nicola Arsidi, a French citizen who was authorized by previous and present administrations to negotiate forgiveness of Albania’s foreign debt (which is estimated to be more than $1.1 billion.)6 Those government leaders had already been sentenced to between two and seven years in prison on the charges, but their appeal to a higher court won them a retrial on the basis of new evidence. That new evidence also implicated former National Bank governor Ilir Hoti and another former Trade Bank director, Ardian Xhyheri. The government has also accused former Deputy Prime Minister Rexhep Uka and former Finance Minister Gene Ruli of abuse of office and corruption in connection with the export of walnut wood by the timber company Elbasan. Former Trade Minister Artan Hoxha was also accused of abusing his position. Ruli and Uka are presently parliament deputies, and on 16 March, legislators voted 63 to 44 against lifting their immunity.7 The 29-year-old Hoxha is currently in Italy doing postgraduate work. Former Transport and Communications Minister Fatos Bitincka and Albert Gajo, an adviser to Prime Minister Aleksander Meksi, have also been accused of falsifying documents and abusing their power.8 In mid-January, the state prosecuted an Albanian legislator for the first time - Democrat Arben Lika, who was charged with cigarette smuggling. That trial, which Supreme Court Chief Justice Zef Brozi is presiding over, has been covered extensively by the press. At least one reporter has written that “the trial may be problematic for many of Lika’s former colleagues, meaning that they might be involved in their own shady dealings. When five PD deputies demanded in January that the chief justice’s immunity be lifted so he could be arrested for abusing his power, the news hit the country like a bolt of lightning. Brozi, a PD member, had been nominated by Berisha as chief justice in an effort to stamp out corruption in the judiciary. Rumor had it that Brozi felt betrayed and abandoned by the president. Some PD deputies reportedly wanted him out because he insisted on prosecuting those guilty of corruption, regardless of party affiliation. The five deputies accused Brozi of illegally approving an early release from jail of a Greek citizen convicted on drug charges. The accusation, however, was clearly politically motivated. Brozi publicly denied any wrongdoing, saying, ‘The record of my struggle against corruption in Albania precludes the possibility of me being corrupt.”10 In fact, Brozi has won high praise for his fight to keep Albania’s courts independent and free from the dictates of politics. He claims - and many believe him - that some corrupt, high-ranking Democrats who fear judicial independence are bent on destroying him. The clash between Brozi and Minister of Internal Affairs Agron Musaraj - whom Brozi has accused of ”directing a mafia network and employing despotic methods against arrested people” - is also interesting in this context.11 On 1 February, the Albanian parliament voted 53 to 49 not to lift Brozi’s immunity. The decision was seen as a smashing victory for the chief justice and another political setback for the PD.12 Brozi said after the vote, “The era when votes were dictated has been replaced by an era when everyone can vote according to his own conviction and conscience.” Brozi also thanked journalists for their support.13 The Brozi case clearly displays the internal battles and divisions within the PD, likely caused by widespread corruption at the highest seats of power, that sooner or later arc bound to wreak political havoc. The incident, however, could positively affect President Berisha’s political fortunes if he can muster enough strength and support from the party to disable the politically and economically corrupt, as he did with the cabinet reshuffle in December. PARTY SPLIT? In addition to the falling electoral support manifested by the referendum defeat, Berisha could be equally threatened by a potential split within his party. The close parliamentary vote against lifting Brozi’s immunity is an indication that members have different agendas. Another sign is the sacking of PD leader Eduard Selami at an extraordinary party congress on 5 March, when 607 of the 664 participants voted against him in an open ballot. That was in the wake of Selami’s threat in late January to resign and his subsequent demand that the constitution be adopted by parliament instead of through a referendum. Selami said the party chief should also be prime minister, a statement interpreted as an effort to unseat Meksi, the present government leader. He also said the government was making a mistake by “not listening to the voice of the party,” adding that there was a “gap between the government and the PD, and the government in power must carry out the party’s policies.”14 All these developments are in one way or another related to the disease of corruption plaguing the country. A rift appears to have divided the party into two main groups: the forces fighting the party’s involvement in corruption, and those who are now trying to survive accusations. Whatever happens, there is relatively little time left before the scheduled national elections in 1996, and this period will be a trying time for Berisha. If the Democratic Party - or whatever is left of it - fails to reinvig-orate itself under Berisha’s charismatic leadership, it could prove disastrous for the president’s political future. —– 5 Interviews by the author in Albania. 6 Gazeta Shqiptare and Aleanca, 10 January 1995. 7 Gazeta Shqiptare, 17 March 1995. 8 Koha Jone, 30 December 1994. 9 Populli Po, 12 January 1995. 10 Zeri, 18 January 1995. 11 Koha, 11 January 1995. 12 Gazeta Shqiptare, 2 February 1995. 13 Rilindja, 4 February 1995. 14 Gazeta Shqiptare, 31 January 1995. http://www.tol.org/client/article/3069-albania Fun Facts About Our New Allies [2] The Progressive Review (Washington), 22 June 1999 “Albania … offered NATO and the U.S. an important military outpost in the turbulent southern Balkans (in the 1990-96 period Albania opened its ports and airstrips for U.S. military use and housed CIA spy planes for flights over Bosnia)…. The U.S. played a major role in the DP’s 1992 electoral victory, and it then provided the new government with military, economic, and political support. In the 1991-96 period Washington directly provided Albania $236 million in economic aid, making the U.S. the second largest bilateral economic donor (following Italy)…..Following Berisha’s visit to the U.S. in March 1991, Washington began supplying direct assistance to the DP, including donations of computers and cars for the 1992 electoral campaign. William Ryerson, the first U.S. ambassador, stood next to Berisha on the podium at election rallies. The U.S. failed to criticize, and at times encouraged, the new president as he purged critics of his policies within the judicial system, police, and the DP—often through illegal means. By 1993 DP loyalists and family members held most of the prominent positions in Albania’s ministries, institutes, universities, and state media. Citing the threat of communism’s return, Berisha successfully instilled fear in the population and discredited his rivals. The U.S. embassy in Albania contributed to the polarization of Albanian politics by refusing to meet most of the opposition parties (former communists as well as others) for the first two years of DP rule. This one-sided view of democratization helped Berisha dismantle most political alternatives, some of which were moderate and truly democratic.

Uwe. G. Kranz, Ltd. Ministerialrat, Organisierte Kriminalität und Terrorismus – eine kritisch

Europäischer Polizeikongress, Berlin,14.02.2007, http://www.euro-police.com/pdf/kranz_2007.pdf

 

Adriatik Kelmendi, Prostitution Racket Flourishes, Balkan Crisis Report, http://iwpr.net/?apc_state=hsqfbcr157963&l=en&s=f&o=157965

Der Ja-Sager Präsident Bujar Nishani, der mit Vorsatz die Justiz und Polizei zerstörte - nun gibt es Entführungen in Tirana

Neuer UN secret Bericht aus 2003, wo es um die Kindes Entführungen geht, zur Organ Entnahme und die enge Zusammenarbeit mit dem Verbrecher Kartell aus Tropoje: Salih Berisha, was ja wie heute bewiesen ist, auch direkt in die Todes Schwadronen rund um die Rugova Morde, mit Xhavit Halili, Hashim Thaci, Ferdinand Xhaferie und dem wohl vom CIA ermordeten damaligen US Botschafter Josef Limprecht verwickelt sind (Mitte Mai 2002), der ja eine Legende ist, für seine Bin Laden, Terroristen Verbindungen, inklusive Morde und Chef des wohl grössten Drogen Ringes in Albanien.


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Yassin Kadi, der Bin Laden Financier und die Albaner UCK - KLA Terroristen



Xhavit Halili, Xhaferi, und Berisha, hatten ein Treffen in 1998, wie hier dokumentiert. Man kannte sich bestens.

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Albanian Secret Service Chief Fatos Klosi in 16.5.1998 in der “Albania” durch den Albanischen Geheimdienst Chef Fatos Klosi: KLA (UCK) is financed by Bin Laden

Xhavit Halili, Hashim Thaci und die Fatos Nano und Berisha Mafia

UCK - KLA killer swadron

300 Nah-Ost Terroristen und Islamische Terroristen, waren in Nord Albanien unterwegs und sind noch heute Ehrengäste im Kosovo. der spiegel brachte auch hier den Artikel.

Defense & Foreign Affairs Daily | Mar.17,2004 | Gregory R. Copley,
Editor,
Defense & Foreign Affairs Daily
Volume XXII, No. 50 Friday, March 19, 2004
© 2004, Global Information System, ISSA
Exclusive Special Report
“During the first half of August 2003, 300 Albanian-trained guerillas
— including appr. 10 mujahedin (non-Balkan Muslims) — were
infiltrated across the Albanian border into Kosovo, where many have
subsequently been seen in the company (and homes) of members of the
so-called Kosovo Protection Corps which was created out of Kosovo
Albanian elements originally part of the KLA. In fact, the Kosovo
Protection Force seems almost synonymous with the Albanian National
Army (ANA), the new designation for the KLA. The guerillas were
trained in three camps inside the Albanian border at the towns of
Bajram Curi, Tropoja and Kuks, where the camps have been in operation
since 1997.”
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1100906/posts Bin Laden, Geldwäsche und die Amerikaner haben damit kein Problem im Balkan, wo als auch noch der Drogen- und Waffen Schmuggler des US Botschafter Josef Limprecht publik wurde, der Botschafter Mitte Mai 2002 eliminiert wurde. Diese zeigen, dass Albanien ist sicherlich nicht ein eklatantes Beispiel der Demokratie. Mit Berisha hat Albanien getan weniger als einen Zustand Gangster als Regierung verkleidet und Sie schulden ihnen Amerikaner und Albaner, um diese Situation zu verbessern. Der AAEF, verkaufte illegal Grundstücke in Albanien und organisierte dies mit der American Bank of Albania (einer Gründung des CIA finanzierten AAEF, welche auch als Geldwäsche Stelle für Internationale Terroristen wie einem Yassin Kadi - Bin Laden Financier arbeitete, siehe auch der [15] Terrorist Abdul Latif Saleh - Damir Fazllic - Salih Berisha // als Partner Wesley Clark)! Im Februar 2012, wird der Jordanier [16] Hamze Abu Rajan (Hamzeh Abu Rayan) zu 4 Jahren Haft verurteilt, als Ex-Manager der Yassin Kadi Firma: Loxhall Sh.P.K. ) Damit haben die Amerikaner automatisch, die Verantwortung, von fast 10.000 Blutrache Morden (50% direkt rund um Grundstücke, die illegal besetzt und bebaut wurden. [17] Der Albanian AmericanEnterprise Fund, verkaufte wie hier mit einem Foto aus 2001 bewiesen ist, iillegal Gewerbe Grundstücke direkt an der Autobahn Durres- Tirana! Eine der verrückten Geheimdienst Ideen, das man erst Grundstücke besetzt, bebaut und dann verkauft und später irgendwann legalisiert, was besonders gut links und rechts an der Autobahn Durres-Tirana zusehen ist. Gescäftsmodell Geldwäsche, Betrug und Grundstücksraub, was ein Terroristischer Angriff gegen die Bevölkerung ist. Null Allgemeinbildung bekanntlich, und lt. Auskunft von Geheimdienst Direktoren, sind diese CIA Dumm Gestalten rund um Georg Tenet ziemlich einfältig und haben obtruse Ideen. Etliche dieser illegalen Grundstückes Verkäufe, beschäftigen inzwischen den Eurpäischen Gerichtshof, weil die Ilir Meta Mafia Regierung und Fatos Nano, gemeinssame Sache mit dieser US Verbrecher Organisation machten. Der AAEF organsierte damals auch die Versteigerung geklauter Luxus Autos im Hote Dajti in Tirana und die Typen fuhren mit Jeeps vor, welche die Botschafts Auto Nr. 23—- hatten. [18] Albanian American Enterprise Fund - AAEF und seine Mafia GeschäfteMontag, 12. Dezember 2011

Capo der primitiv Terroristen und Mafia Clans aus Tropoje hat einen Schlag Anfall erlitten: Salih Berisha

 

Inzwischen hat der primitive Verbrecher Salih Berisha wohl gestern einen Schlag Anfall erlitten. Was kaum bekannt ist, das die NATO Sicherheits Maßnahmen getroffen hat, die Waffen Lager zusichern, denn bei der primitiven Gestalt eines kriminellen Idioten Clans des Salih Berisha ist Alles möglich, das dieser Neanderthaler Europas, nochmal die Plünderung der Militär Depots, wie in 1997 organisiert, für seine Tropoje Banditen Clans! NATO takes under control, entire arsenal of Albanian army Während einer Rede, zum Jahres Tag, der Gründung der PD Partei vor 21 Jahren, wo er seine Rede nicht mehr beenden konnte. Aufällig sind die vielen neuen Gesichter um den antiken Verbrecher, weil die besseren Leute der Partei, sich längst von diesem Verbrecher distanziert haben und er nur noch von Vertretern der kriminellsten Clans umgeben ist. viele neue Gesichter um Salih Berisha, der mangels Intelligenz nur eine Marionette einer primitiv kriminellen Kaste der Albaner Mafia ist. Für diese Bande, gilt kein Gesetz und die Tropoje Berufs Verbrecher POlizei Spitze ist ihr Partner, wie die korrupten Staatsanwälte und Richter. Man konnte live seit langem miterleben, das Salih Berisha leichte Lähmungs Erscheinungen hatte und ebenso Geh Probleme. Das er unter dem Einfluss von Medikamenten steht, weiss sowieso jeder. Ein willfähriges Opfer, einer kriminellen Kaste, welche sich um ihn geschart hat, was man ja in 1996 auch schon erleben konnte. Alle Fehler wurden vor 10 Jahren mit den Albanern gemacht, aber vor allem die kriminelle Orgie mit dem Kosovo Krieg, obwohl die echte einheimische Bevölkerung in Albanien, dagegen war, diese kriminellen Bastarde zu unterstützen. Bestens in 1997, 1998 bekannt, die Todesschwadronen der Kosovo Mafia in Albanien und ihre Plünderungs Feldzüge in alter Tradition (Report von Wolf Ochlies), nach Albanien. Zu lange hat man ein Auge zugedrückt, wollte auch Nichts wissen, von den Verbrechen des Salih Berisha, Ilir Meta, oder der primitiven Kosovo Banditen Clans, die sich biometrische Pässe, wie ebenso Terroristen in Albanien besorgt haben. Auffällig im Verbrecher System des Salih Berisha: 2010 / 2011, die identischen Methoden, das man Kriminelle und Islamische Terroristen mit neuen Idenditäten und Pässen (Freie Fahrt nach Europa), ausstattet und dies die Geschäfte Grundlage des Verbrecher Kartelles des Salih Berisha Clans ist. Hier tobt Salih Berisha herum, gegen seinen heutigen Partner und beschuldigt ihn Recht in 2001: des Drogen- Waffen- Frauen Handels und des Betruges. Salih Berisha Stile, denn seine Leute, betrieben ja vom Organ- Kinder- Drogen- Frauen Handel absolut Alles bis heute. Eines der damaligen typischen Ablenkungs Manövers, des Salih Berisha Verbrecher Kartells. 1997-98: in einem Report aus 2011 For the CIA, politics was secondary to the business of providing security. In June and July 1998, several months before the operation documented in Spycraft, two raids on foreign extremists were conducted with the help of the SHIK and Albanian police. According to a subsequent Washington Post investigation of August 12, 1998, these raids netted “…a bag of faked documents and official Albanian government stamps needed to get past customs and police checkpoints [and] certify legal documents” at the home of a foreign “religious scholar,” Maged Mostafa. For the CIA, a prime security danger in Albania had always involved forgery and misappropriation of official identity documents, and these developments only reinforced this understanding. http://www.balkanalysis.com/albania/2011/02/04Tropoje is a good place to observe how effective Albania’s ex-President Sali Berisha, a local boy made good, has been in rallying the KLA. During last year’s rebellion—which eventually forced him out of office—he used supporters from his home region to fend off the protests against his rule, which were strongest in southern Albania. Members of the Berisha entourage have resurfaced in and around Tropoje, wearing smart KLA uniforms and brandishing well-polished rifles. Near Mr Berisha’s home, in an even tinier settlement than Tropoje, a placard improbably proclaims the KLA’s “headquarters”. Whereas the current Albanian government has tried, with diminishing success, to keep some distance from the KLA, Mr Berisha has organised pro-KLA rallies in Tirana, Albania’s capital. http://www.economist.com/node/134665

20 Jahre Staats Terror der Salih Berisha Bande: Der neue Report des US Department of State Report

Gary Kokalari: Er nennt Salih Berisha: einen gnadenlosen, pathologischer Lügner! Berisha Gaddafi Berisha, 100 mal schlimmer als Gaddafi Ein vollkommen verrottetes System, von kriminellen Clans, die Stroh dumm sind und extrem kriminell. Viel schlimmer, als jeder Mubarak, Saddam, oder gar ein Gaddafi, der dem Volk Kostenfreie Schulen und Krankenhäuser ermöglichte, wie Zinsfreie Existenz Gründungs Darlehen. The new US Statedepartment Report: US Statedepartment – 2011 Human Rights Report – Albania (May 24, 2012) Albanian a joking court and justiz system: “Many judges issue rulings that do not appear to have any basis in law or fact, leading some to believe that the only plausible explanation is corruption or political pressure.”