Im Gangster Staaat Albanien, gibt es ganz neue Statements, von dem damaligen US-Botschafter John Withers, rund um die primitive Deppen Mafia des Salih Berisha, Lulzim Basha und Ilir Meta! Die Wahlenl waren eine Farce und die gefälschten Wähler Listen und ID Karten, sind ein uralt Thema, wie Mehrfach wählen. Auffällig ist ebenso, das der jetzige OSCE Botschafter Eugen Wohlfahrt, keine Wahl Rechts Reform zustande bringt, nach 1,5 Jahren, und genau das war vor über 10 Jahren ebenso verlangt worden.
Etliche Verurteilungen gab es in Albanien, wegen Wahl Fälschung u.a. in Lazarate wie immer kontrolliert von der Cannabis Mafia des Salih Berisha, wie auch nun in der Ortschaft
Ruzhdie bei Fiere, einer Hochburg des Enkled Alibeaj usw..! Withers, sagt sogar im kompletten Interview, das man auch in Zukunft mit diesen Wahl Fälschungen rechnen muss, welche absolut peinlich sind. Die Wahlen damals waren eine Farce, erklärt im
aktuellen Interview, der damalige
US Botschafter, wie er es damals in den wikeleaks Depeschen festhielt.
Aber viele Komiker der OSCE, hatten mit sowas einen schönen Urlaub und gut dotierte Jobs, im Welt weit agierenden Theater der Unfugs Gestalten der OSCE, welche fast schon ein sinnlos Kommando, wie die UN ist.
Und zwar für die OSCE, das sie sowas überhaupt als korrekte Wahl darstellte. Das heisst bei diesen Leuten, wir können so weiter machen, denn wir haben Wolfgang Grossruck.
"They have manipulated the most basic and democratic right, the electoral process”, he underlined."
“Unfortunately, the Albanian leaders, even when they are at the age of
Prime Minister Berisha or Lulzim Basha, they lack of this trust.
It has a vital importance for Albania to find other leaders, men or
women, young or old, from whatever religion or ethnicity, but that have
democracy fire is still shining”, Withers”
Top-Channel
Der Super Skandal der OSCE (Wolfgang Grossruck, der Lobbyist und
Bestechungs Aktivist der Österreiche), als man erneut gezielt total
gefälschte Wahlen in Albanien 2009 als korrekt bestätigte, obwohl die
Doppel Wähler, vor vielen Wahl Lokalen in der frühen Morgen Stunden
schon warteten, als militante Gestalten des Salih Berisha leicht
erkannt, was Selbige sogar bestätigten, wenn man wie meine Person direkt
nachfragte.
Der OSCE Betrüger und Betrugs Lobby: Wolfgang Grossruck ist wieder in Tirana
Peinlich wird es, wenn eine wichtige Albaner Presse, den
Berufs
Kriminellen Wolfgang Grosruck ebenso als Betrüger bezeichnet, der recht
munter im Auftrage der primitiven Albaner Mafia, gefälschte Berichte
verfasst.Auslands Bestechung, ist für alle Europäer strafbar, lt. Pariser Anti Korruptions Konvention von 1998, von allen EU Staaten ratifiziert.
Sonder Modell eines Österreichischen Idioten: Wolfgang Grossruck
Natürlich: Bestechungs Lobbyist besucht den dümmsten und kriminellsten PM der Welt: Salih Berisha
Sogar mit Erpressung, u.a. keine Verlängerung der OSCE Arbeits Verträge usw.. arbeitet Grossruck! W. Grossruck gehört verhaftet
Mutige OSCE Erklärung: Man wird erpresst, Fakten über die Wahlen in Albanien zu fälschen
Fälschungen ohne Ende
Die Parlament Wahlen in 2009 in Albanien und Kommunal Wahlen in 2011 !
C O N F I D E N T I A L TIRANA 000360 SIPDIS DEPT FOR EUR/SCE E.O. 12958: DECL: 06/09/2019 TAGS: PGOV, KDEM, KCRM, PHUM, PREL, AL SUBJECT: HOW TO STEAL AN ELECTION, ALBANIAN STYLE REF: A. TIRANA 392 B.
TIRANA 247 AND PREVIOUS Classified By: AMBASSADOR JOHN L. WITHERS FOR REASONS 1.4 (b) AND (d).
¶1. (C)
Summary: Although the conduct of Albanian elections has shown steady
improvement over the years, ODIHR election assessments since 1996 read
at times like a how-to guide for flawed and rigged elections.
Allegations of vote buying, bribery of electoral commissioners,
fraudulent voter IDs, voter intimidation, and even violence have marred
many previous elections. Although this election cycle has been
fairly quiet so far - both ODIHR interim assessments have been
generally positive - members of the opposition Socialist Party (SP)
allege daily that the ruling Democratic Party (DP) is planning to steal
the election (but offering little evidence to back the claim). The
ruling Democratic Party (DP) also alleges fraud on the part of the SP -
also with little supporting evidence. In order to get a better feel
for what form these “frauds” might take, Post spoke with several SP and
DP candidates, and civil society representatives to get a better feel
for what a rigged election might look like. It is important to note,
however, that ODIHR and other observers have seen no credible evidence
as of yet of concerted plans or efforts to manipulate the upcoming
parliamentary elections by either side. Sadly, as this cable was being
drafted, a
DP activist was killed by an SP activist with an AK-47 outside of Durres
in a squabble over campaign posters. PM Berisha and SP Leader Edi
Rama both condemned the act and appealed for calm. End summary. It
All Began in 1996. . . ————————-
¶2.
(C) The blatantly rigged 1996 parliamentary contest marks the low
point for Albanian elections. Marred by serious irregularities
including violence, ballot stuffing, police intimidation of opposition
candidates and incompetent election administration, the elections were a
disaster, and led in part to the collapse of civil order one year
later. The masterminds of the rigged 1996 Democratic Party victory
were then-President (now PM) Sali Berisha, and then-Ministry of
Interior official (now Deputy Interior Minister) Ferdinand Poni. The
fact that Berisha is once again the head of government, with Poni now
in charge of ID cards, has many in the SP worried that history will
repeat itself with these elections. In a sad development that occurred
as this cable was being drafted, a DP activist was shot and killed by
an SP activist in a dispute over campaign posters near Durres. Both PM
Berisha and SP leader Edi Rama have condemned the act and appealed for
calm. JUST DROP THIS BALLOT IN THE BOX PLEASE —————————————
¶3. (C)
One tactic, used both in Albania and around the world to rig
elections, is known as “carousel voting” and goes like this: early on
Election Day morning, one “militant” will remove an empty ballot from
the polling center. (Note: Militant is the preferred nomenclature for
hardcore party activists or anyone involved in electoral mischief. End
note.) This militant will then fill out the ballot with a vote cast
for whichever party he supports. He will then give the ballot to a
prospective voter outside the voting center and promise him ALL 5,000
(USD 50) if he puts the completed ballot in the box and returns the
empty blank ballot issued to him in the voting center to him. The
process is repeated throughout the day and across the country. In
other versions of this scheme, less charitable militants will not offer
you money but will threaten to beat you up or cause you to lose your
job if you do not comply with the plan. This plan is practically
foolproof as you are handing someone a previously completed ballot and
receiving the empty ballot back, thus not allowing for any deviation
once in the ballot booth. WOULD YOU LIKE A BALLOT WITH YOUR PIZZA?
—————————————-
¶4. (C)
Another technique, used to great effect in prior elections, according
to some of Post’s contacts, is to have filled-in ballots delivered with
pizzas to counting centers on election day. These ballots are then
dropped into the ballot boxes and counted as valid votes. Apparently
no one checks if a polling center counts more votes than there are
people on the voter registry, however this could change this year.
Commissioners have also been know to receive “fees,” sometimes up to
EUR 500, to “close their eyes” for several minutes during the counting
process to allow the militants to do their dirty work. Video cameras
have been mandated by the new electoral code to combat this type of
behavior, but it is easy to imagine them being switched off briefly,
someone “accidentally” blocking the camera, or tricks being pulled
outside of the cameras’ view. Both parties this year have alleged that
the other side is bribing or planning to pay off electoral
commissioners this year, although no one has of yet offered any proof
of said scheme. MY NAME IS EDI OR BARDI OR VJOSA OR ARDI
—————————————-
¶5. (C)
Yet another ploy is multiple voting. According to this scheme,
someone will try to vote several times in a district or region using
the same identity papers. A bit more complex are schemes where people
could obtain multiple voter IDs. Under this plan, militants will apply
for and receive IDs for people who are known to be out of the
country, are dead, or are not planning to vote for whatever reason.
The IDs will all have the same picture on them, matching the militant’s
face, but will have different names and personal information.
Although the SP firmly believes that such a scheme is possible, ID card
producer Aleat and the Interior Ministry claim it is not, and point to
the fact that biometric controls on the new ID cards have stopped at
least eleven attempts by voters to get multiple IDs using phony
identification documents.
¶6.
(C) Nevertheless, manipulation of the ID cards remains the SP’s
biggest single worry next to the large-scale disenfranchisement of
non-passport holders (reftels). A senior SP official told PolOff on
June 11 that the GOA had purposely delayed the rollout of ID
registration centers in “five key areas.” The delay, he alleged, is
causing a last-minute rush for IDs in those areas, and the
better-organized, better-funded DP is in a stronger position to get IDs
quickly to its supporters, while SP and other voters struggle. But on
June 11 a DP official told PolOff that SP local officials were
purposely hindering the issuance of ID cards to voters in parts of
Tirana. Neither the DP nor SP officials offered any proof to back
their claims. SEE, I VOTED DP! DON,T FIRE ME! ——————————
¶7. (C)
The current Albanian patronage system is so entrenched at all levels
that it often leads to voter intimidation. For example, it is possible
for a janitor in a school in Elbasan to lose his job if the government
changes. In the past, state and municipal employees have been
routinely forced to attend campaign rallies, do campaign work, or vote
for a certain party or risk losing their job. In previous elections
some voters even photographed themselves with their completed ballot in
order to show it to their superiors at work to prove their loyalty.
The threat of losing one’s job for not voting properly is quite real
and one SP candidate said her mother would vote DP just to prevent the
havoc that is caused when a new government comes to power. To add to
the confusion, although the Democratic Party controls the central
government, many local governments are controlled by the SP or even the
Socialist Movement for Integration (LSI), meaning civil servants can
be subject to pressure from any party, depending on where that employee
works. ODIHR’s second interim report said ODIHR has received numerous
unverified reports of pressure on state employees and even school
children to attend DP rallies around the country.
¶8. (C)
COMMENT: Certainly the main burden in ensuring a good election falls
on the GOA. However, none of these unsavory tactics are party
specific, and could be and have been used in the past by any party in
an attempt to gain an advantage. This year both parties have pledged to
run a clean campaign, and PM Berisha has repeatedly “guaranteed” to
all who will listen that this year’s election will be Albania’s best
ever. However, the stakes are very high for PM Berisha this election,
particularly with the persistent rumors concerning the involvement of
members of Berisha,s own family in the Gerdec scandal. The winner take
all atmosphere that is Albanian politics also does not help matters
and probably encourages illicit behavior. Furthermore, while party
leaders might not condone fraudulent activities, mid-level hacks
looking to make a name for themselves could attempt to pull some
shenanigans. Although ODIHR has seen little so far to indicate
widespread fraud by any party, the potential is real, particularly
given past deeds by both major parties. The more than 3,000 observers
will need to be paying close attention on election day. WITHERS
Original:
http://wikileaks.org/cable/2009/06/09TIRANA360.html
http://www.cablegatesearch.net/cable.php?id=09TIRANA360
Die Adminstrativen, Lehrer, Studenten wurden erpresst, an allen Wahl Veranstaltungen teilzunehmen, welche zu einem perversen Spektakel mutierten, als neo-Kommunistische PR-Show im Stile des Enver Hoxha!
“You see, I voted for DP for not being fired”, is the sub-title of
this cable that describes the intimidation of the state administration
for participating in DP electoral meetings, where they are obliged to be
photographed for not being fired. The US embassy considers this a
serious threat for losing the job.
The conclusive comment of this cable, written by Ambassador Withers,
says that the potential for having other manipulations in these
elections is real, taking in consideration the past electoral
developments and the current political parties.
“The expectancy of these elections remains high for Prime Minister
Berisha, especially after the constant voices that members of the
Berisha familly are part of the Gerdeci scandal”, the cable concludes.
http://www.top-channel.tv/english/artikull.php?id=2503
Der
Gangster Wolfgang Grossruck, und seine PR für die Albaner Mafia:
23/08/2009
TIRANA, Albania — OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Deputy Chairman
Wolfgang Grossruck said on Friday (August 21st) that he June 28th
general elections were Albania’s best ever. Grossruck was in Tirana to
meet with Democratic Party (DP) leader Sali Berisha, and Socialist
Movement for Integration (SMI) leader Ilir Meta. “We saw a lot of
improvement and therefore we can say that they were the best elections
ever organised in Albania. Nevertheless, there is still a lot of work to
be done and more to be achieved. I invite Albanian politicians to
collaborate for the good of this country,” Grossruck told Berisha.
Opposition Socialist Party (SP) leader Edi Rama disagreed, saying the
elections were a “deformation of democracy”.
In other news, Meta’s decision for SMI to enter a coalition with the
ruling DP has caused a division among party members. Senior SMI member
Pellumb Xhufi told journalists on Friday the deal with is
self-destructive for the party. “The votes given to the leftists cannot
be a vote in support of Berisha’s government. We do not want to command
respect to anyone, but we cannot accept any talks with the DP,” Xhufi
said. (Makfax, Alsat, BTA – 22/08/09)
Das die Kommunal Wahlen gezielt mit falschen ID Karten gestohlen wurden in Tirana, ist bekannt.
Das es ebenso bei den Parlamentswahlen bereits so war, durch den Berufs
Verbrecher Ferdinand Poni (enger Verwandter u.a. als Grundstücks
Direktor in Vlore verhaftet, wegen Urkunden Fälschungen in Sarande)
How to steal elections
02/09/2011 19:55
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How to steal elections
“How to steal elections, Albanian style.” This is not the title of a
manual for stealing elections, but a cable of the US Embassy that was
published today on Wikileaks, showing all misdeeds of 1996.
“The manipulated elections of 1996 show the lowest point for the
Albanian elections, filled with irregularities, violence, artificially
filled ballot boxes, police intimidation against opposition and an
incompetent administration of the process. These elections were
destructive and brought the country to collapse and civil war one year
later”.
This is how the US Embassy describes the situation of the elections on
that year, a manipulation behind which stood Sali Berisha, then
President of the country from the Democratic Party, and the Interior
Minister of the time, now Deputy Minister, Ferdinand Poni.
“The fact that today Berisha is the head of the government and Pony the
director of the Identity Cards project has concerned the Socialist Party
that the same situation will be repeated again”.
The US embassy sends a detailed report to the US State Department 16
days before the General Elections of 28 June 2009, describing all the
manipulations that were used in Albania, such as sending ballots with
pizza boxes, while the security cameras were switched off during the
manipulation.
The cable also describes the concern of the Socialist Party for
equipping DP militants with identity cards which are produced with the
names of emigrants outside Albania. These identity cards have the
picture of the militant, but the generalities of someone else.
“You see, I voted for DP for not being fired”, is the sub-title of
this cable that describes the intimidation of the state administration
for participating in DP electoral meetings, where they are obliged to be
photographed for not being fired. The US embassy considers this a
serious threat for losing the job.
The conclusive comment of this cable, written by Ambassador Withers,
says that the potential for having other manipulations in these
elections is real, taking in consideration the past electoral
developments and the current political parties.
“The expectancy of these elections remains high for Prime Minister
Berisha, especially after the constant voices that members of the
Berisha familly are part of the Gerdeci scandal”, the cable concludes.
http://www.top-channel.tv/english/artikull.php?id=2503
Salih Berisha, hat schon vor praktisch 20 Jahren, eine hoch
kriminelle Clan Klientel Politik, mit seiner primitivem Polizei Apparat
betrieben, indem es zu wilden Grundstuecks Raub Orgien kam, welche
unveraendert anhalten. Damals hatte er illegale kriminelle Dekrete u.a.
erlassen, das seinen dummen Nord Albaner Banden erlaubte, ueberall zu
siedeln, wo es “besser” sei und alle Grundrecht, Baugesetze ausser Kraft
gesetzt. Praktisch sind alle hohen Polizei Direktoren Posten, von
seinen Tropoje Banden besetzt, welche ihre Aufgabe und Gesetze sowieso
nicht kennen.
Salih Berisha und der Sohn von Enver Hoxha privat unterwegs
“To Paron”, berichtet über ein Video, wie Argita Berisha (Tochter des
Salih Berisha) erneut Betrugs- und Bestechungsfälle organisiert
Komplett gefälscht, der aktuelle Russland Bericht, über die Präsidenten Wahl!
Wo man gute Geschäfte macht, rund um die Privatisierung und Gas- und
Öl, werden alle Fälschungen ignoriert, wie in Aserbeischan, Georgien,
Kosovo, Albanien usw.. und ansonsten erfindet man Wahl Fälschungen im
grossen Paket, obwohl jeder Hintergrund fehlt, wie nun in Russland.
Montag, 12. März 2012
Rußland-Wahl: OSZE-Beobachter widerspricht offiziellem OSZE-Bericht
Hier ‘mal wieder ein klassisches Beispiel dafür, wie Organisationen
wie die OSZE, UNO und Co. arbeiten bzw. welche Absichten wirklich
dahinter stecken. Das gilt zumindest für einzelne, aber entscheidende
Mitarbeiter.
Nicht nachvollziehbar
Die OSZE (Organisation für Sicherheit
und Zusammenarbeit in Europa) hat an den Präsidentenwahlen in Rußland
am 4. März heftige Kritik geübt. Demnach soll es in jedem dritten
Wahllokal zu Unregelmäßigkeiten gekommen sein. Im Interview mit der Wiener Zeitung widersprach dem Stefan Schennach (SPÖ), der für den Europarat als Wahlbeobachter in Rußland war:
(…) Ich kann das Urteil der
OSZE überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Als ich davon gehört habe, dachte
ich, ich bin bei einer anderen Wahl gewesen. Die OSZE müßte mit
Tausenden Beobachtern vor Ort gewesen sein, um so etwas überhaupt
feststellen zu können. Ich selbst habe als Mitglied der Delegation des
Europarates zwei Dutzend Wahllokale besucht. Nur zweimal habe ich die
Note »schlecht« vergeben – aber nicht wegen Betrugs, sondern etwa
deshalb, weil ein Wahllokal in einer Apotheke war und man nur schlecht
zwischen Wählern und Kunden unterscheiden konnte. Die Berichte meiner
Kollegen waren übrigens gleichlautend.
(…) Als ich 2008 für die OSZE
in Georgien als Wahlbeobachter im Einsatz war, haben wir – im Gegensatz
zu dieser Wahl in Rußland – wirklich empörende Verstöße festgestellt.
Da tauchten, als das Ergebnis nicht stimmte, plötzlich zusätzliche
Boxen mit Stimmzetteln auf, ein haarsträubender Wahlschwindel fand vor
unseren Augen statt. Und wir waren fassungslos, als wir sehen mußten,
daß der damalige Leiter der OSZE-Mission, obwohl er noch keine Berichte
von uns hatte, die Wahl in Ordnung fand. (…)
[
jW]
“Wenn OSZE recht hat, war ich bei einer anderen Wahl”
Von Gerhard Lechner
- Wahlbeobachter Schennach hat in Russland keine Verstöße festgestellt.
“Wiener Zeitung”:
Die OSZE (Organisation für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in
Europa, Anm.) hat an den Präsidentenwahlen in Russland heftige Kritik
geübt. Demnach soll es in jedem dritten Wahllokal zu Unregelmäßigkeiten
gekommen sein. Deckt sich das mit ihren Beobachtungen?
Verwandte Artikel
Stefan Schennach: Nein. Ich kann
das Urteil der OSZE überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Als ich davon
gehört habe, dachte ich, ich bin bei einer anderen Wahl gewesen. Die
OSZE müsste mit tausenden Beobachtern vor Ort gewesen sein, um so etwas
überhaupt feststellen zu können. Ich selbst habe als Mitglied der
Delegation des Europarates zwei Dutzend Wahllokale besucht. Nur zwei Mal
habe ich die Note “schlecht” vergeben - aber nicht wegen Betrugs,
sondern etwa deshalb, weil ein Wahllokal in einer Apotheke war und man
nur schlecht zwischen Wählern und Kunden unterscheiden konnte. Die
Berichte meiner Kollegen waren übrigens gleichlautend.
http://www.wienerzeitung.at/nachrichten/politik/europa/442092_Wenn-OSZE-recht-hat-war-ich-bei-einer-anderen-Wahl.html
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