Mazedonien und wird der Ethnische Konflikt eskalieren

Man will in Mazedonien ein Referendum abhalten, gegen die Albanischen Sonder Rechte

Der Ex Innenminister Boskoski, der Pakistanis ermorden liess, als angebliche Terroristen vor ueber 10 Jahren, welche aber nur durch die Albanische Schleuser Mafia, auf dem Wege nach Europa waren fuer Arbeit, hat Verfahren ohne Ende

14 MAY 13

Macedonia Upholds Jailing of Ex-Police Minister Boskoski

Macedonia’s supreme court has rejected an appeal by former police minister Ljube Boskoski, confirming his five-year prison sentence for illegally financing his political party’s campaign.
13 MAY 13

Macedonia Mass Murder Suspects’ Extradition Delayed

 

Vertrag mit dem Franchisenehmer aufgelöst

Skopje. Die US-Schnell­imbisskette McDonald’s verlässt laut Berichten mazedonischer Medien nach 16 Jahren das Land – der Vertrag mit dem Franchisenehmer für Mazedonien, dem Investor Svetozar Janevski, soll aufgelöst worden sein. Laut der mazedonischen Nachrichtenagentur Mina soll die Wirtschaftsflaute nicht der Grund sein, sondern Streitigkeiten um Verpflichtungen aus dem Franchisevertrag. Svetozar Janev­ski hält laut Mina auch die McDonald’s-Franchiselizenz für Bulgarien, dort gebe es jedoch keine Probleme zwischen den Partnern.

Seit Mittwoch sind die sieben McDonald’s-Filialen in Mazedonien geschlossen; wegen „internen Gründen”, wie es auf Infoblättern heißt.
Die Kommunikations­abteilung von McDonald’s Europa bestätigte der Zeitung „Danas” die Auflösung des Vertrags ohne Angabe von Gründen. Ob McDonald’s einen anderen Partner für Mazedonien sucht, war gestern nicht zu verifizieren. Der Europa-Umsatz des Konzerns sank im April um 2,4 Prozent. (ag/tam)

 

Das Denkmal des Gangster Adem Jashari in Durres, landete auf dem Muell
May 14th, 2013

In Durres finanzierte die Kosovo Mafia, eine Bueste als Ehren Denkmal fuer den Terroristen und Gangster Adem Jashahi in 2012. Nach kurzer Zeit war das Denkmal schon beschaedigt in der Naehe des Bahnhofes. Nun wurde die Bueste auf den Muell geworfen, wo sie hingehoert, denn die UCK – KLA Terroristen, haben viele Leute in Durres ermordet, Tausend Hektar Land gestohlen in Plepa vor allem und Golem und die Verbrecher Familie des Skender Kapiti ermordete noch in 2009 mit Gani Kapiti und dem aeltesten Drencie Verbrecher Bau harmlose und unbewaffnete Dritt Gangster.

Adem Jashari, legendaerer billig  Verbrecher ohne Schul Bildung im Kosovo

Der primitiv Verbrecher Skender Kapiti und bekannter Moerder in Durres

Hintergründe zu den Mord- und Drogen Clans Kapiti aus dem Kosovo, der eine wichtige Rolle auch bei der Verbrecher Organisation UCK spielt.!

Adem Jashari, hiqet busti nga sheshi, hidhet në plehra

Nga: FATMIRA NIKOLLI

TIRANE - Busti i Adem Jasharit, që deri në muajin nëntor 2012 gjendej në një shesh të vogël në Rrugën e Durrësit, pranë bllokut të ambasadave, pas heqjes prej aty, është hedhur në plehra. “Gazeta Shqiptare” boton sot fotografitë që hedhin dritë mbi turpin e madh. Është e disata herë që busti i komandantit legjendar të UÇK-së përdhoset në Tiranë, por kësaj radhe, ai është hedhur si një gjë e pavlerë në mbeturina, fill pas Galerisë Kombëtare të Arteve. Mundej të ishte lënë në ‘këmbë’ si shumë objekte pranë saj në bronz apo në materiale të tjera, por jo. Ai është i shtrirë në mes qeseve e kartonëve, përkarshi rezidencës së Familjes Mbretërore. A sillemi ne kështu me heronjtë? Jeta e një heroi vijon edhe pas vdekjes, e me të edhe respekti! Sigurisht, justifikime se pse nuk gjendet në një muze, në një galeri, në një shesh të cilitdo qyteti mund të ketë pafund: Nuk ka vend. Por asgjë, asgjë nuk e justifikon hedhjen e tij në plehra, pas një institucioni kombëtar, në mes të qytetit, në fakt, në mes të kryeqytetit. A është kjo neglizhencë? Urojmë që po. Busti në fjalë, që paraqet vetëm kokën e heroit, e komandantit legjendar të Ushtrisë Çlirimtare të Kosovës që ka luftuar për flamurin kuqezi, nuk duhej kurrsesi të lihej aty ku është sot. Edhe pse është prej ‘guri’, ai gjithsesi simbolizon njeriun që bëri një sakrificë të madhe për atdheun, për atë atdhe, për atë mëmëdhe, për atë flamur që valëvitet mbi institucione që e fyejnë. Asnjë muze, galeri apo institucion në Tiranë e jashtë saj, nuk e pat një metër vend për të? A nuk pat një strehë ku busti të prehet? Më herët… Nuk është hera e parë që ky bust përdhoset. Gjatë atyre pak viteve që qëndroi në hyrje të bllokut të ambasadave, ai është dëmtuar disa herë. Përpos shkronjave të emrit, që herë binin vetë e herë-herë njerëz të paidentifikuar i hiqnin, nuk kanë qenë të pakta rastet kur binin edhe pllakat e strukturës mbajtëse. E ndërsa gurët dhe pllakat i dëmtoheshin, nuk mungonte ngjyrosja në modele të ndryshme dhe grafite, edhe pse ai shihej çdo ditë nga kalimtarët e rastit, por edhe diplomatët e huaj, që kryesisht gjenden pranë asaj lagjeje, për shkak se pak metra më tutje qe numri më i madh i përfaqësive diplomatike ndërkombëtare. Por, këto u duk se morën fund, kur në nëntor të vitit që shkoi, në kuadër të festimeve të 100-vjetorit të Pavarësisë, në të njëjtin shesh u vu një shtatore e re që mban firmën e Muntaz Dhramit. Në ceremoninë e përurimit morën pjesë udhëheqës të lartë nga Shqipëria e Kosova, që e ngritën në qiell figurën e Adem Jasharit. E me sa duket, ndërsa politika ngriti në qiell emrin e figurën e tij, dikush (që jazëk i qoftë) e uli në tokë, po më shumë se ç’duhet bustin e vjetër të tij, që megjithëse i vjetër, mbetet sërish busti i Ademit. Fasada dukej shkëlqyese, e megjithatë ë vërteta fshihet gjithnjë pas perdes!(er.nu/Gazeta Shqiptare/BalkanWeb)

Die ergeizigen Projekte des Erdogan: Turkey’s Ambitious Infrastructure Projects

in Istanbul, soll sogar nochmal ein neuer Flugpaltz ebenso gebaut werden mit 6 Lande Bahnen

 

Ein neuer Bospurus Kanal, zum Schwarzen Meer uebertrifft absolut Alles

Noch ein Korruptions Verfahren gegen Ex-PM Ivo Sanader in Kroatien

Man arbeitet sich nur in Kroatien langsam durch den Sumpf einer damals rein kriminellen Partei, welche vom Westen korrupiert wurde.

 

09 MAY 13
New Corruption Charge Hits Croatian Ex-PM Sanader

A fifth corruption indictment has been filed against former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, who is already serving a ten-year jail sentence for graft.

Boris Pavelic

 

BIRN

Zagreb

The new indictment charges ex-premier Sanader with allegedly having forced the state electricity firm, HEP, to supply cheaper electricity to Dioki, a chemical firm owned by his friend, Robert Jezic.

This indictment claims that Dioki illegally earned about 250,000 euro through the corrupt deal, while HEP lost 500,000 euro.

The indictment was initially filed last year, but prosecutors withdrew it for further discussion before it was filed again to the county court in Zagreb on Wednesday.

Sanader was jailed for ten years for corruption in November last year.

…

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/croatia-indictment-against-former-pm-renewed

Das kriminelle Enterprise Albanien und Wahlen – The case for red lines

Albanien wird wie ein Banditen Betrieb durch Kriminelle betrieben, welche Antike Staetten zubetonieren und die Kueste und jedes Biotop zerstoeren. Vor allem wird es von Idioten regiert.

Weltbank Bericht über das Albanische Bildungs Desaster: 57 % verstehen nicht einmal was sie lesen

 

ESI newsletter4/2013
May 8, 2013

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• In search of standards – and clarity 
• The case for red lines
• ESI in Budapest
• ESI fellows: looking for exceptional people

Dear friends,

In a few weeks, on 23 June 2013, Albanians will go to the polls. They will vote in the 8^th parliamentary elections since 1990.

Most previous Albanian polls have been marked by controversy. Many have seen irregularities. Election results have been challenged. Will these elections be any different?

Sali Berisha and Edi Rama – Albanian elections

In search of standards – and clarity

There are many worrying precedents. 1991. 1996. 2001. 2009.

The 2009 elections electrified Albania. In the end some 10,000 votes and 3 seats in parliament separated the two largest parties, Sali Berisha’s Democratic Party and Edi Rama’s Socialist Party. The mayoral election in Tirana in 2011, which Edi Rama lost, was decided by an even closer margin: 81 votes.

Critics of the 2009 elections could point to the final report of the Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). ODIHR, Europe’s most experienced election monitors, wrote that the vote count in Albania was “assessed as bad or very bad in 22 of the 66 ballot counting centers” (page 3). However, the same report noted elsewhere that there “was no evidence of irregular counting or manipulation of results” (page 4).

The Democratic Party claimed victory. The Socialist Party cried foul. When its demands were rejected it decided to boycott the new parliament. The country was paralyzed. There was a hunger strike. The political polarization deepened. In the end Albania lost many years.

Assessing elections is difficult. Albanian institutions are weak, and elections close. Even small irregularities might have a major impact. International election monitors are aware that their assessments have consequences. If they disapprove of elections they can trigger massive protests (Ukraine 2004). If they approve of elections they reduce the political ammunition for any challenge (Ukraine 2010). There is an understandable incentive to take refuge in ambiguous language. But this, too, can backfire.

In 2009 the final report of ODIHR summed up its assessment as follows:

“…while meeting most OSCE commitments, these elections did not fully realize Albania’s potential to adhere to the highest standards for democratic elections” (page 1)

Which raises the question: did any country in the Balkans, or indeed elsewhere in Europe, ever “fully” adhere to these “highest standards”? Is meeting “most” OSCE standards really good enough for Albanian voters?

In 2009 Albania submitted its application for EU accession. In 2010 the European Commission rejected taking this further, and denied Albania official candidate status. Until today Albania has not been recognized as an official EU candidate, unlike Montenegro, Serbia and Macedonia.

EU institutions have repeatedly pointed to the “successful conduct” of the 2013 elections as crucial. In April this year Catherine Ashton warned that it was essential that Albanian elections will be “in line with international and European standards.” Which raises the question: what are these standards? What can outsiders do to encourage all leaders to respect the rules they have themselves established?

Besa Shahini at US Congressional Hearing (May 2013)

The case for red lines

In January this year ESI, the Central European University School of Public Policy and the Open Sociey Foundation organized a workshop in Budapest on “Election Observation and its enemies.” Two issues we discussed are particularly relevant to Albania today:

• The ‘red line’ issue: Would it be useful and is it possible to formulate ‘red lines’, which, if crossed, would automatically qualify an election as being unacceptable? When does an election not meet international standards?
• Clarity of communication: Have observers been too timid to take a stance in contested elections in the way they formulate their conclusions? Could clear language help prevent post-election polarization?

This week ESI published a new discussion paper on Albania where we outline the case for red lines to be defined in advance. We note that there has always been a risk that the Albanian parliamentary elections on 23 June 2013 will fall short of international standards. This would precipitate a major political crisis in Albania. To counter this risk the international community must take a strong and uncompromising stand on the democratic principles that must be observed. And we propose:

“The key message from all international observers, and in particular from the European Union, must be that all Albanian institutions must rigorously respect the laws they themselves have adapted. There are certain red lines that must not be crossed … Spelling out these red lines in advance makes it less likely that they will be transgressed:

a)      Members of the election administration cannot be removed for reasons unspecified in the Election Code.

b)      Counting and adjudication of complaints and appeals must be done through strict observation of Election Code procedures.

This week ESI senior analyst Besa Shahini made the same case during a Congressional hearing in Washington DC. Besa told US congressmen that the international community needed to take a strong stance and oppose the recent political dismissal of a member of the Central Election Committee, which has caused a major crisis even before the first ballot has been cast. She explained:

“The EU should state without ambiguity that unless the CEC is reconstituted before the official election campaign starts on 23 May 2013 in line with the Election Code, and unless it is then able to conduct its functions professionally and impartially until the end of the election process, the EU will not consider these election conducted in line with European and international standards.”

ESI in Budapest

Building on our cooperation with the Central European University, ESI is also participating in a number of events in Budapest this week.

One is a debate on intervention in the Balkans and possible lessons (www.caninterventionwork.org), moderated by the president of CEU, John Shatuck.

Albania Opposition Spotlight Electoral Roll Errors

The Socialist opposition says the electoral roll for the June 23 elections contains many suspected duplicate identities and hundreds of thousands of voters without exact addresses.

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The journalist Mustafa Nano calls lists of MPs ‘bordello’

‘Bordello” with these lists. All candidates resemble more like whores, whores and striking among those who changed partner – Mustafa Nano wrote in a Twitter post from the online site ResPublica.

Shortly before the well-known publicist had posted another note with the text: “There are many people curious about lists. And I am. I want to know if it will be in SP lists surname ‘Kokëdhima’.

Businessman Koco Kokëdhima by official lists is the list of Vlora, where Rama himself. ResPublica calls Vlora list, “a list of evil”.

Albaniens Taliban Regierung, ohne Gesetze, zerstoert die Antiken Staetten

Nichts Neues aus Albanien, wo der Tourismus zerstoert wurde, ebenso viele Antike Staetten. Die UNESCO warnte bereits das Albanien auch den Titel Welt Kultur Erbe fuer die Staedte Berat, Gjorkastrie, Butrint verlieren wird, weil dort ueberall illegal gebaut wird. Im Antiken Theater wurde erneut illegal gebaut, Abwasser fliessen in das Theater.

Man lebt im Lande, ohne Justiz von Betrug, Geldwaesche, Drogen, Waffen und Frauen Handel, aber vor allem von Grundstuecks Diebstahl durch Polizei Verbrecher Banden, welche eigene Bau Maschinen haben. Die meisten sind Berufs Verbrecher, aus Tropoje und Kukes, welche sich Polizei Direktor nennen.

Looters destroy medieval frescoes in Albania

http://www.thv11.com/news/article/263375/288/Looters-destroy-medieval-frescoes-in-Albania-

Lindsey Tugman
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ALBANIA (CBA) — In the years following the fall of Communism in Albania many Orthodox churches and monasteries fell victims to vandals and looters, many priceless works of religious art have been stolen or destroyed. The recent act of theft at a medieval church that left historic frescoes ruined or badly damaged has finally caused a public uproar.

Several frescoes by highly-revered medieval painter Onufri were vandalized and partially stolen from a 16th-century Orthodox church in southern Albania.

Looters tried to cut through the plaster of Saint Friday’s chapel to remove the Saints’ aureoles, but managed only to destroy them.

Konstantin Mecka, resident of a nearby village, could not tolerate the destruction of the country’s cultural heritage and decided to guard the church, as his forefathers did. He says that he was named after Emperor Constantine the Great, and one of the main frescos depicting him is amongst the looted ones.

“These invaluable works of Onufri are being destroyed by criminals hand due to the lack of care and neglect of the institutions, as you can see the most beautiful frescoes are destroyed. I do this (guarding the church) because my heart tells me to,” said Mecka.

Onufri, the most revered icon painter in Albania, lived in the 16th century. In 1554 he settled in a village of Valsh and painted walls of its small church. He is known for using brighter colors and introducing more realistic style of painting and more real and individual facial expressions, breaking with strict conventions of Byzantine style.

Konstantin Shqahu, the Mayor of Gjinar municipality, where the vandalized church belongs to, calls on UNESCO and donors to help to restore “Shen Premtja” church, as it is a Unesco world heritage site.

“We told the institutions in charge that the restoration of St. Friday’s church is a problem which should be dealt with but up to now the restoration hasn’t started yet. The municipality of Gjinar has small budget and doesn’t have resources to fund the restoration,” Shqahu told Reuters.

Officials say that only in the past two years more than twenty Orthodox churches and monasteries have been looted.

Another looted and vandalized church in desperate need of restoration is the 13th century church of Saint Kolli. According to the architect and restorer Reshat Gega this church is one of the most important monuments of Byzantine era not only in Albania but on the territory of the former Byzantine empire. The church with unique architecture is in danger of collapsing due to the original construction flaws and negligence.

 

“Kakome Case” again to the Albanian Tribunals

The Greek Community continues to “constant war” with the Albanian government to protect property. The apathy of Athens, to respond to the robbery of the properties in just the time, that OSCE, under the process of the registration of property in Ionian Coast, from European taxpayers, without any trasparence, is favoring according to Albanian law, alienation of property, of the Greek community , with the false documents.

In Albania, at 20 years post-dictatorship, 8 thousands murders, for the issue of property

The shocking data, are given by the Prosecutor General, to the Albanian press Shocking facts which, in the wake of Albania rank Civil War, the high level of killings, including the year 1997 Through the Albanian press, Attorney General, has published shocking facts about the increasing number of murders in Albania, especially for issues of ownership. Clic on photo ….

Wahlen ein Lachkrampf, der Politischen Dumm Mafia, die oft nur gefaelschte Zeugnisse und Diplome hat.
SManalysis

Political elections in Albania, mission impossible

At least OSCE mission, both  EU & Washington, have urged the Albanian political class, to be responsible for the fate of Albania.

Otherwise, despite the democratic institutional aid but also integra-tion questions to Albania in NATO, the country is threatened by the failure of democratic state-building, and risk the global formatting of the new Albania

Albania, the only country in Europe, was celebrating the 100th anniversary of the declaration of independence last year, even demanding border states, territories denied for Albania, it seriously threatens dissolution, or formatting of its constitutional and institutional, in the event that parliamentary elections fail.

but it has an even greater danger, because this country, never in the history of 100 years away, has not held free elections. And the result, so bring, a serious investment in the Western alliance, especially from USA, by placing a veto, to bring Albania in NATO.

In 100 years of state dictatorship in half, and half in a totalitarian state, has turned the attention of Western alleances, sed to seriously discuss what we will do with Albania?

On the other hand, we worried that the country may incur the same situation as in 1997, but the Western alliance and NATO, have reinforced the view that in Albania, electoral situation may bring chaos and it certainly can not be accepted, but that measures should be deal…..

“I know for a fact that money was available, but it was not used for it (restoration). The blame lies with the Institution for Cultural Monuments and its director, who as I’ve said earlier created a situation which I now can call criminal without hesitation,” said Gega.

For years Albanian public and authorities paid no attention to acts of churches vandalism. But the attitude has changed after Onufri frescoes had been damaged. In response to public uproar, the Albanian Institute for Cultural Monuments has unveiled a plan to install 88 new security cameras in dozens of churches to protect them from looters.

“We have worked out a project that foresees equipping them (monuments of culture) with alarm systems and also hiring private security companies (to guard them),” said the head of the Institute, Apollon Bace.

“Essentially what damaged this institution the most was the change of balance in the structure of the institute between experts and administration. In the past we had more specialists and fewer administrators, today it is the opposite,” Bace added.

He said that all the funds allocated by the government were used 100% by his institution, but it is the donors funds that were not efficient.

Paradoxically, but the country’s religious art was better protected under the Communist and atheist regime of Enver Hoxha than in the modern-day Albania.

http://smarkos.blogspot.com/2013/05/smanalysis-political-elections-in.html

Mindestens 4 tode Albanische Terroristen in Syrien – Albanian Islamists Join Syrian War

Wie weit sind die Israelis in diesen Krieg verwickelt, wo am Schluss nur die Israelis und Türken die Verlierer sein werden, neben der Zivil Bevölkerung in Syrien.

Albanian Islamists Join Syrian War
[Smoke rises from Aleppo's neighbourhood of Salaheddine during clashes between Free Syrian Army fighters and forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, April 29, 2013. (photo by REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah)]
Smoke rises from Aleppo’s neighbourhood of Salaheddine during clashes between Free Syrian Army fighters and forces loyal to Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad, April 29, 2013. (photo by REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah)

הדפיס

גודל הגופן

המחבר\ת: Mohammad al-Arnaout Translated from Al-Hayat (Pan Arab).
اقرا المقال الأصلي باللغة العربية

In recent months, the “Albanian world,” which consists of five contiguous states (Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro), has been increasingly interested in what is happening in Syria and the controversy over whether Albanians should go fight there.
בקצרה
Ethnic Albanians are getting more and more involved in the Syrian war as they join Syrian Islamist groups, writes Mohammad al-Arnaout.
Publisher: Al-Hayat (Pan Arab)
המחבר\ת: Mohammad al-Arnaout
First Published: אפריל 28, 2013
פורסם: אפריל 29 2013
קטגוריות : ביטחון סוריה

This coincided with the growth of political Islam, which in the past few weeks expressed itself in an unprecedented way with the emergence of Kosovo’s first officially registered Islamist political party: the Islamic Movement to Unite (LISBA). It is headed by Arsim Krasniqi and supported by Sheikh Shaukat Krasniqi and a former Yugoslavian army officer, Fuad Ramiqi. The latter made no secret of his goal to change Kosovo’s secular constitution in order to “defend the Islamic identity of Kosovo’s Albanians, who make up 95% of the population.”

There has long been behind-the-scenes talk that young Albanians, influenced by political Islam’s rise in Syria, are participating in the fighting there among the ranks of Islamist groups (Jabhat al-Nusra and others). When news emerged in November 2012 that the first Albanian martyr, Naaman Damoli, had fallen in Syria, the Kosovar newspaper Koha Ditore brought that issue to light in its Nov. 12, 2012, issue.

From Kosovo to Syria via Sweden

Koha Ditore returned to that subject in its March 13, 2013, issue when 22-year-old Mohammed Koprona became the 10th Albanian martyr to die in Syria. The story’s headline was: “Syria’s land is soaking in Albanian blood.” According to unidentified “intelligence sources,” many martyrs in Syria are Albanians from Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia and Serbia (Preševo valley). But Koprona’s case was unique. During the “great exit,” he migrated with his family from Kosovo to Sweden, where he grew up in a liberal European atmosphere. He suddenly fell under radical Islam’s influence and was recruited to fight with Islamist groups in Syria, where dozens of Albanians are fighting.

The intelligence sources mentioned some of the names of Albanians killed in Syria (such as Naaman Damoli from Kosovo and Moussa Ahmadi from Serbia). Others are known by their noms-de-guerre such as Abu Omar al-Albani, who was one of four Albanian martyrs. The intelligence sources also mentioned Mounir and Bahloul al-Arnaout, who were killed by the Syrian army in Qadam. The intelligence sources also revealed that the number of Albanians in Syria stands at about 140. They are fighting among the Islamist groups in northern Syria.

By publishing this information for the first time, Koha Ditore was sharply criticizing the Kosovar government led by Hashim Thaci for remaining silent as young Kosovars fight alongside Islamist groups in Syria and the effect that phenomenon has on Kosovo: These young people will return home with military experience inspired by the spirit of jihad.

On April 13, 2013, the newspaper Shekulli reported on the issue by relying on “Kosovar security sources.” The newspaper quoted its sources as saying that “many Kosovo citizens are traveling to Syria to join the Syrian rebels in fighting Assad’s regime.” The paper said that Kosovo security sources have put their finger on two Kosovo mosques (Makovitz mosque in the outskirts of Pristina and Mitrovica mosque) that are gathering Albanians to go fight with the Islamists in Syria.

Because many local observers are accusing the new Islamist party LISBA of being involved in Syria, the paper spoke with LISBA’s leader Arsim Krasniqi, who had donated a plot of land to build the Makovitz mosque. Krasniqi denied that his party was recruiting fighters but admitted that “[fighters] are going [to Syria] on an individual basis, not as part of a group. … I support those who are participating in fighting Assad’s regime.”

There is no doubt that opening this file by Kosovar and Albanian newspapers has revealed that the secular world is worried about this phenomenon. In other words, political Islam worries “official” Islam. The latter is represented by al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya, which represents the Muslims vis-a-vis the state and cares for their religious and cultural affairs. In this context, the position of al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya, which is headed by Sheikh Naim Tarnafa, calls during its Friday sermons to donate money for the Syrian refugees in Turkey and elsewhere.

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/iw/contents/articles/security/2013/04/albanian-kosovo-islamists-join-syria-war.html#ixzz2RyPQlPZS

Chaos ohne Ende: 60000 Firmenschließungen und 30 Prozent Arbeitslosigkeit in Griechenland

Goldman Sachs, kriminelle Griechen Clans, die Reederei Mafia wie die Bau Mafia plünderten das Land aus mit privatisiern und Profi Gangstern der Wirtschafts Lobby Vereine.

Pizza Hut: Thessaloniki ist für uns unrentabel

20. April 2013 / Aufrufe: 96 Keine Kommentare

Food Plus gab in Griechenland die Aufgabe der Filialen Pizza Hut in Thessaloniki bekannt und begründete dies mit der Weigerung 21 Beschäftigter, Lohnsenkungen zu akzeptieren.

Pizza Hut nimmt den bekannten Hut und verlässt Thessaloniki, wie der geschäftsführende Vorstand der Gesellschaft Food Plus erklärte, welche die bekannte Kette kontrolliert.

Laut der Bekanntmachung, die von der obigen Firma erging, beruft letztere sich als Grund für die Aufgabe der Filialgeschäfte in Thessaloniki auf die allgemeine “Krise in der Gastronomie-Branche“, aber auch die “hohen Betriebskosten der Geschäfte, die sie in der Co-Hauptstadt aufbaute“, um sich danach auf die Weigerung der 21 Beschäftigten zu beziehen, neue Einzelarbeitsverträge mit gesenkten Bezügen zu unterschreiben, und ließ zwar indirekt, jedoch unmissverständlich durchklingen, für ihren Beschluss seien die Arbeitnehmer “verantwortlich”, die nicht kooperierten …

Ungehorsame Arbeitnehmer verlieren zur Strafe den Arbeitsplatz

Im weiteren Verlauf stellt die Bekanntmachung der Firma die “ungehorsamen” Arbeitnehmer in Thessaloniki den 350 bei Pizza Hut in Athen gegenüber, die sich davon “überzeugen” ließen, entsprechende Arbeitsverträge (sprich Lohnsenkungen) zu akzeptieren, mit dem Resultat, heute ihre Arbeitsplätze zu haben (…) Die Bekanntmachung schließt mit der Formulierung:

“In der gegenwärtigen Phase und unter den derzeitigen Umständen denkt die Gesellschaft nicht an die Schließung auch anderer Läden. Wenn und sofern die Bedingungen es in näherer Zukunft erlauben, hegt die Food Plus dagegen die Zuversicht auf einen weiteren Ausbau ihres Netzes und fährt derweilen darin fort, sich auf die Bemühung um die Entwicklung von neuen innovativen Produkten sowie auch niedrigpreisigen Produkten und Dienstleistungen zu fokussieren.“

(Quelle: Zougla.gr)

• Sackgasse für Immigranten und Produzenten in Griechenland
• 60000 Firmenschließungen und 30 Prozent Arbeitslosigkeit in Griechenland
• Zuschauer des Völkermords in Griechenland
• Steuerfahnder in Griechenland wegen Erpressung verhaftet
• Junta und Bankerherrschaft in Griechenland
• Immobilien-Sondersteuer auch auf Rohbauten in Griechenland
• Stationen der Krise in Griechenland
• Geldstrafe für Prügel-Polizisten in Griechenland
• Rassistische Polizeigewalt in Griechenland ohne Ende
• Griechenland deblockiert Schuldner-Immobilien

 

Gani Thaci und Azem Syla, hatten für den Serbischen Geheimdienst gearbeitet im Kosovo

Die Drencia Gang, gehört zu den kriminellsten Familien in Europa, wobei Organ Handel nur ein kleiner Teil war mit Sahit Muja, dem damaligen Leiter des UCK Krankenhauses in Tirana, genau gesagt, hatte man im damaligen Militär Krankenhaus, 1 Stockwerk exklusive durch den Geheimdienst Fatos Klosi zur Verfügung bekommen.

NATO geheime Graphic (von 37)(siehe geheime NATO Bericht), über die kriminellen Verbindungen, der PDK der Familie des Hashim Thaci und der geheime UNMIK Bericht, über den Organhandel aus 2003 27 Seiten!

ein heimlich gedrehtes Video zwischen den Mitgliedern der Kosovo Todes Schwadron zeigte auf, das Pyschopaten Verbrecher und Betrüger Azem Syla, der Bruder Gani Thaci, des Hashim Thaci (Haupt Aufgabe, sich überall zu beteiligen als Strohmann für seinen Bruder und Geld Erpressung und Betrug ohne Ende) ebenfalls für den Serbischen Geheimdienst arbeiteten. Das die Serben auch in Tirana etliche Spione hatte, sogar mit Salih Berisha das UN Embargo brach, für Mafia Geschäfte ist ja eine historische Tatsache.

http://www.kosovo-news.com/2012/08/thacis-bruder-serbischer-spion/

Naim Miftari në shtepinë e Nazim Bllaces

Geheimes Gespräche rund um den Todes Schwadronen

Im Lande, wo alle Direktoren Posten nur an Kriminelle verkauft werden: Albanien und der Kosovo

Langzeit Probleme, diese Art von Klientel Politik, wo durch die Auswanderung und dem Posten Verkauf an die Dümmsten Europas, es längst zu einer Bildungs Kathastrophe gekommen ist, weil die Mehrheit der Jugend, nicht einmal versteht, was sie liesst und oft die Lehrer und 10.000 Professoren auch nicht. Noch schlimmer wurde es, als diese Gestalten auch noch 3 und mehr Posten annahmen und sich darum bewarben, obwohl sie wegen Hirnlosigkeit nicht einmal einen einfachen Bauern Job machen könnten. Die Weltbank warnt nun vor dem Desaster, was ebenso die Wirtschaft ruiniert. Identische klare Aussagen, gibt es von Wirtschafts Verbänden, weil diese Hirnlosen heute Richter, Staatsanwälte, Minister sind, aber keine Gesetze kennen.

Die Vernichtung des Albanischen Bildungs System: negativ Rekord: 57 % der 15 jährigen Albaner sind “functional illiterate”

Im Raum Shkoder, Shengin, Velipoje, bieten sogar Deutsche grosse Grundstücke an der Küste an, obwohl sogar Politiker im TV sagen, das an der Küste Alles gefälscht ist und mit vollkommen falschen Angaben.

Sulejman Brahim Metani, Bau Inspektor von Skhoder verhaftet: 43 Hektar Land wurden gestohlen

Grundstücke und Wild-West durch Politik Verbrecher, ein Langzeit Thema, wo es etliche Reports auch der Weltbank gibt. Bau Inspektoren und Grundstücks Direktoren, sind wohl die kriminellste Gruppe in Albanien, wo sich direkt Kriminelle die Posten kaufen. Im Moment wird die Hafen Stadt Shengin vernichtet und alle Wälder bei der alten Wasser Quelle, was die Hirnlosigkeit dieser Verbrecher Banden erneut deutlich macht.

43 Hektar Land in Velipoje wurden gestohlen, mit gefälschten Dokumenten, an der Albanischen Küste, wohl ca. 5.000 Hektar insgesamt, von der Politik Mafia.
43 Hektar, als angebliche Kompensation für Wieder Gutmachung in einer “öffentlichen Touristik Zone”, das normale Fälschungs Modell, weil Touristische Zones, keine Grundstücke für Wieder Gutmachung sind, sondern nur Grundstücke auf dem Lande. Aber das hat noch nie jemanden interessiert in Albanien, wo die meisten Grundstücks Direktoren zu kriminelle und dumm sind, einen Unterschied, zwischen den wenigen privaten Zone Touristik zumachen und Öffentlichen. Das geht bereits über die Intelligenz, wie der Fall der Politischen Mord Familie (SP)Tragaj mit der “Mak Albanian” Anlage zeigt, und 2 weitere Fälle im Raum Durres, in privaten Zone Touristik.
Velipoje

Sulejman Brahim Metani, Bau Inspektor von Skhoder – Velipoje wurde verhaftet, wegen Urkunden Fälschungen. in Velipoje, gab es in über 15 Jahren, nur die üblichen Schein Abriss Aktionen und jeder Bürgermeister, liess sich von der Kosovo und sonstigen Mafia schmieren. 700 illegale Bauten wurden schon in 2004 festgestellt, wo heute der neue Bürgermeister versucht zu retten, was die Salih Berisha Verbrecher Banden vernichtet haben. Nichts Neues, denn seit 10 Jahren werden praktisch Alle verhaftet und kaufen sich dann in der Mafia Justiz wie in Durres frei. In Durres, wurde niemand seit Anfang 2010 verhaftet, als die Grundstücks Schlacht, durch auswärtige Verbrecher Banden des Salih Berisha organisiert wurde und Tirana und der Bürgermeister von Durres Vangjush Dako, heftig den Diebstahl von über 1.000 Hektar Land organisierten an den Stränden von Kallmi und der Currilla. Korrupte Präfekte, sind ebenso beteilitgt.

Tropoje Familien, sind direkt in die grossen Betrügereine wie unter Fatos Nano und Ilir Meta verwickelt.

Die Mafia Familie aus Tropoje: des Tunxh Vatnikaj im Betrugs Grundstücks Geschäft: “Bucht Generale”

Viele Minister, inklusive Richtern und Bamir Topi, versuchten illegal bebaute Grundstücke zu legalisieren.

Da werden die Stadt Grenzen, eine gelbe Linie in allen Plänen, willkürlich verschoben, damit Profi Verbrecher Geschäfte machen mit gefälschten Urkunden.

In der jüngsten Zeit, waren es vor allem die Salih Berisha Verbrecher Banden, die Sarande, Vlore, Orikum, Currila – Kallmi vernichteten wie die Antiken Stätten.

Witz des Tages: Salih Berisha, will ab 1. September illegale Gebäude an der Küste abreissen

Ex-Grundstuecks Direktor Sokol Hasani, will Salih Berisha und seine Land Mafia vor ein Internationales Gericht bringen

Die Mafia wählt: Neuer Vorsitz im Bezirksrat von Durres: Armand Teliti – Keshillit te« qarkut te« Durresit

18 Prill, 2013

Aktualitet | nga AMA-News

Shkodër, arrestohet inspektori i Urbanistikës

Në një hetim të përbashkët me Task Forcë të Prokuororisë së Tiranës, drejtoria e Përgjithshme e Antikrimit ekonomik ka arrestuar një inspektor të urbanistikës së Shkodrës, për falsifikime me qëllim përvetësimin e një prone shtetërore në Velipojë. Detajet nai jep zëdhënësi i Policisë së Shtetit Tefik Sulejmani.

“U finalizua me sukses operacioni policor “Topografi”, në kuadër të të cilit u bë i mundur arrestimi i shtetasit: Sulejman Brahim Metani, 58 vjeç, banues në Shkodër, më detyrë Inspektor në Policinë Ndërtimore të Qarkut Shkodër.
Në sajë të hetimeve intensive dhe mjaft profesionale të kryera, për një periudhë 6-mujore, ka rezultuar se ky shtetas në bashkëpunim me persona të tjerë ka falsifikuar dhe paraqitur pranë Agjencisë së Kthimit e Kompensimit të Pronave, një dosje për kthim prone, për përfitimin e një prone shtetërore prej 43 mijë m² në bregdet, në zonën turistike të Velipojës”- deklaroi zëdhënësi Sulejmani.

Gjykata e Rrethit Gjyqësor Tiranë ka vendosur masën e sigurimit “arrest me burg” për këtë shtetas, si i dyshuar për kryerjen e veprës penale “falsifikim i dokumenteve në bashkëpunim më shumë se një herë”, parashikuar nga neni 186/2 i Kodit Penal. http://www.ama-news.al/2013/04/shkoder-arrestohet-inspektori-i-urbanistikes/

Die Durres Mafia und Antike Stätten und Anarchie Chaos rund um das Antike Theater in Durres

Das System der gekauften Schul Zeugnisse und Diplome führten zu einer Bildungs Kathastrope in Albanien, Kosovo, Mazedonien

The big show: Turkey and Balkans battle drug trafficking

Turkey and Balkans battle drug trafficking
22/04/2013

Turkey has clamped down on drug trafficking, accounting 16 percent of global heroin seizures.

By Menekse Tokyay for Southeast European Times in Istanbul — 22/04/13

A major heroin trafficking route runs from Afghanistan through Iran, Turkey and the Balkans to markets in Europe. [AFP]

The international drug trade continues to ply the “Balkan route,” bringing narcotics through Turkey and the Balkans to Europe in a multi-billion euro illicit industry run by sophisticated organised crime groups, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, Europol, found in its annual report.

“Routes through Western Balkan countries remain important for the movement of many illicit commodities into the EU. Heroin and cocaine pass through the Western Balkans after transiting through Turkey and Africa,” the EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2013 (SOCTA), report stated.

The international drug trade feeds organised crime and human trafficking as well as terrorist groups using drug income to purchase weapons, authorities said.

“The Western Balkans are not only a transit region, but also a major source of firearms traded on the international weapons market, precursors and synthetic drugs. Money laundering also takes place in this region through investment in real estate and in commercial companies,” the report noted.

Given its location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Turkey has long been a transit, source and destination country of illicit drugs.

“Turkey’s borders with the EU remain vulnerable despite intense law enforcement focus. The country connects supplier countries to consumer markets in the member states. The vast majority of heroin in the EU continues to transit through Turkey and is trafficked by Turkish organised crime groups from its origin to destination markets,” the report said.

Heroin is the leading drug trafficked through Turkey and the Balkans to Europe. The drug makes its way from Afghanistan, where 75 percent of the world’s opium is produced, and is transported mainly through land borders. Turkey-based traffickers and diaspora communities in Europe principally control the distribution networks.

According to Europol estimates, there are 3,600 organised crime groups active in the EU, 30 percent of which are involved in drug trafficking. Albanian, Pakistani and Turkish origin criminal groups dominate the trafficking in heroin.

“There is considerable volume of heroin being trafficked via Turkey. The main beneficiaries are Kurdish and Turkish traffickers. [The outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party] PKK is estimated to have high volume of income from heroin trade as well,” Hakan Demirbuken, an officer from United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), told SETimes.

The International Narcotics Control Strategy Report confirms this, pointing out that “in recent years, many ethnic Kurdish traffickers have expanded operations to larger cities in Turkey and other countries in Europe.”

From Turkey, heroin passes through Balkan countries on its way to Europe. Low levels of law enforcement, lack of governance, poverty and open borders with no customs controls contribute to low levels of heroin seizures in Balkan countries compared to Turkey, Demirbuken said.

Over the past decade Turkey has boosted drug enforcement. Almost all land borders of the country are equipped with scanners, specially trained dogs and well-trained personnel that have yielded large seizures of drugs and forced some criminal groups to find alternative routes to reach Europe.

The International Narcotics Control Strategy Report said that the Turkish government remains committed to maintain its international drug control commitments when seizing large amounts of drugs throughout the country’s borders.

Turkey’s anti-drug trafficking efforts as well as competition between different organised criminal groups have led to a shift in international drug trafficking routes, officials said.

“International trade routes and the freedom of movement within the EU enable organised criminal groups to avoid law enforcement activity or circumvent competing organised criminal groups controlling a particular route. There has been a shift in trafficking routes across a number of commodities. Heroin traffickers trying to avoid Turkish groups now also traffic via East and South Africa or ship their product directly to the EU via Pakistan or the United Arab Emirates,” Europol said.

Yet Turkey’s Foreign Ministry opposed the conclusions of the Europol report, stating that according to the 2012 UNODC report, Turkey’s efforts in seizing heroin from Afghanistan to the western Balkans are welcomed, accounting for 16 percent of global heroin seizures.

“In last decade, the heroin seizures in EU countries decreased three or four fold, while in Turkey it increased by three or four times. So, the picture drawn in Europol report does not reflect the reality,” the ministry said in a press statement.

The EU has been increasing its funding capacity in the western Balkans and Turkey to develop integrated border management and assist the national authorities in tracking the illicit trade through their borders…………….http://www.setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2013/04/22/feature-04