Betrugs Universitaeten in Albanien und die Wahl in 2013 werden wohl massiv gefaelscht

Posted on Dezember 31, 2012 von

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Rund um kriminelle Innenminister, oder gar dem Profi Gangster Nard Ndoka, steuert Albanien auf eine gigantische Wahl Faelschung bei den Parlaments Wahlen am 23. Juni 2013 zu, wo die Verbrecher Kartelle des Salih Berisha und Ilir Meta, ihre Vermoegen retten wollen.

Aber seine kriminellen Umtriebe, passen in das Muster des sogenannten Innenministeriums, wo die Skandale ein Non Stop Betrieb sind und gestern der Polizei Chef von Korce (Erpressung und Bestechunglichkeit)verhaftet wurde, letzte Woche der Polizei Präsident von Shiak erschossen wurde usw.

Ndard Ndoka, ist der best Kriminelle (Urkunden fälschen auch rund um gestohlene Grundstücke, illegales Bauen, Geldwäsche ohne Ende) der mit gefälschten Schul Zeugnissen und Diplomen je in Albanien Minister war. 2008, musste er den Posten des Gesundheits Minister verlassen, weil das Gesundheits Ministerium ein einziges Chaos wurde, mit seiner kriminellen Bande, sein Nord Albanischer Vertreter: Alex Keka, wurde in die Luft gesprengt, als prominenter Nord Albanischer Banditen Mafiosi im Schmuggel mit Montenegro und dem Kosovo, identischer Kollege von Tom Doshi. Der Bildungs Minister Genc Pollo, outete selbst diese gefälschten Schul Zeugnisse, als er die Schul Abgangs Unterlagen von Skhoder untersuchte, weil damals die Regierung noch gegen Korruptions vorging. Das Ministerium von Nard Ndoka, war in ohne Ende Skandale verwickelt in kurzer Zeit, was nur noch durch totale Idiotie von Kriminellen zu erklären war.

Seine Schmuggler Tankstellen an der Autobahn bei Lezhe, musste Ndard Ndoka, in 2010 verkaufen (an den reichsten Gangster im Parlament, der auch bei wikileaks erwähnt: Sk..), weil das ja ein Haupt Geschäft der Regierung ist, weil er nicht mehr beliefert wurde. Kurz gesagt, ist er pleite und verkauft die Stimmen seiner sehr wenigen Mafia und Verbrecher Anhänger an die Gang des Salih Berisha und wird mit einem Regierungs Posten belohnt.

Die Albanische „Malok“ Polizei Chefs aus Tropoje und Kukes, feiert auf jeden Fall erneut nur Idiotie Erfolge, und Verbrecher haben Freie Fahrt in Albanien.

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28 Dec 12
Commission Deadlock Threatens Albania Elections

A watchdog group of Albanian NGOs on Thursday warned that the failure of the Central Electoral Commission, CEC, to agree on the redistribution of MPs‘ mandates and electoral zones, is putting poll standards at risk.
Frachter Destiny Express

Die Nachfolge Gruppe, des Sokol Kociu im Frachter Drogen Geschaeft, wobei Sokol Kociu, direkt heute bei der Betrugs Universitaet Kristal angestellt ist, ebenso als Partner der Argita Berisha und Motor mit Herrn Guraj, bei den Betrugs Universitaeten. Die Betrugs Universitäten in Tirana sind fest in Hand der Familie Berisha und Mafiosi wie Tonin Gjuraj und Nora Malaj

Die Staatsanwaltschaft eroeffnet ein Verfahren rund um das Diplom der “Kristal” Universitaet fuer den Sohn von Umberta Bossi

New York Times, über die Betrugs Universitäten in Tirana, welche Mafiös organisiert sind

Cocaine and cash laundering gang convicted

22 June 2010

Drugs found in searches

The final member of a drug dealing gang which supplied cocaine and laundered nearly £10million has been convicted at Kingston Crown Court.

35-year-old Behar Dika, an Albanian national of Cheyne Walk, Hendon, NW4, was found guilty of conspiracy to supply class A drugs (cocaine) and money laundering.

„The drugs were hidden underneath floorboards, covered by two layers of carpet and with a sofa placed on top.“

He will appear on Friday, 25 June, with eight others – Abu Tarab Raja, Jaspreet Singh Gill, Kanwaldeep Deol, Elton Dika, Xhovan Gripshi, Fabiol Beqiri, Besnik Alla and Emiljan Shega – who had previously pleaded guilty to supplying Class A drugs, namely cocaine, and money laundering offences.

The convictions follow an investigation by the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) Central Task Force into the gang’s activities committed between January 2008 and October 2009.

DCI Peter Beyer, from the Met’s Central Task Force, said: „This group of men went to great lengths to disguise their criminal activity.

„They set up false businesses to enable them to push millions of pounds through legitimate bureau de changes to pay for the drugs they were dealing.

„It is only through the efforts of officers from the Central Task Force – both East and West – and the fact they worked so closely together that these men have been removed from dealing any more danger on the streets of London and the rest of the UK.“

Detectives established that large quantities of cocaine were being supplied from three addresses in North West London and that the proceeds were being laundered through bureaux de change in west London.

Two of the men, Raja and Gill, established two false companies and registered them as bureaux de change. Following this registration and by providing false details to Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) they were able to obtain a Certificate of Registration for Money Laundering Regulation.

This created the impression that the companies were regulated and that Raja and Gill were trading legitimately. This then allowed the pair, over a period of time, to take nearly £10million in cash to a legitimate bureau de change and trade the sterling for Euros in 500 denomination notes. The bulk of this laundered money has never been traced, despite extensive enquires.

The cash they laundered was given to them by Elton Dika amongst others and often came from one of the addresses being used in the supply of cocaine.

On 21 January 2009, Gill was arrested and found in the company of Deol. Both were in possession of a large amount of cocaine from one of the supply addresses. Searches of Gill’s home address uncovered more cash and paperwork relating to the laundering operation.

Raja was arrested on 30 March 2009 and searches uncovered more evidence of the laundering operation.

On 31 March 2009, a search was carried out at one of the identified supply addresses, PrioryGardens in Wembley. There, around eight kilos of cocaine as well as cutting agent and a large drugs press and approx. £100,000 in cash were found.

The drugs were hidden underneath floorboards, covered by two layers of carpet and with a sofa placed on top.

The four men present at the address – Gripshi, Beqiri, Alla and Shega – were all arrested.

Alla resided elsewhere and when his address was searched at Princess Parade in Golders Green Road, more cocaine and cash were recovered.

On 27 October 2009, Elton and Behar Dika were arrested at two different North London addresses. These two brothers are directly linked to the drugs factories controlled by the network and to the money laundering operation.

From the evidence recovered it became clear that Behar Dika was demonstrably one of the leaders of this network.

The jury at Kingston Crown Court returned a majority verdict on Dika of 11-1 for the conspiracy to supply cocaine charge and were unanimous on the money laundering charge.

http://www.times-series.co.uk/news/8231784.Gang_leader_guilty_of_running___10m_drug_dealing_ring/

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By Mark Langford, Sky News Online

Scotland Yard and Spanish police have seized cocaine with a street value of £375m from a ship off the coast of northern Spain.

At least 1.5 tonnes of the drug were found hidden on board The Destiny Express after it was boarded by Spanish police 200 miles off the Iberian coast.

The 150ft former coastguard vessel was en route from the West Indies and was taken into port where it was searched and the drugs were found.

The ship was boarded following a joint operation by the Metropolitan Police, the Spanish National Police, the Serious Organised Crime Agency and the Maritime Analysis and Operations Centre.

It is believed the vast majority of the drugs were destined for London.

The seizure is part of an operation led by officers from the Met’s Central Task Force – part of the Serious and Organised Crime Command – supported by the Met Intelligence Bureau and SOCA.

The operation focused on an organised criminal network stretching from London and Spain to the Caribbean and Columbia engaged in the large-scale importation and distribution of Class A drugs and the laundering of multi-million pound proceeds.

A number of arrests have been made, including members of the ship’s crew.

Det Chief Insp Peter Beyer from the Met’s Central Task Force said: „I would like to thank Spanish National Police whose excellent work ensured the prisoners and drugs were safely secured.

„I would also like to thank my team and others that have supported us in what has been a challenging and demanding investigation.

„Their dedication and professionalism has ensured that the harm caused by this criminal network to the communities of London has been reduced significantly.“

http://news.sky.com/story/746996/uk-and-spanish-police-in-375m-cocaine-bust

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