Der “Gaffadi” Europas: Salih Berisha wird zum Rücktritt gezwungen
Steinzeit Kommunist: Salih Berisha, der zu dumm und kriminell ist, eine Funktion einer Justiz und Verwaltung in Albanien aufzubauen.
8/24/2011
Rund um den Balkan Gaddafi: Salih Berisha und seiner Mafia Geschäfte
Man nennt Salih Berisha in EU Kreisen längst “Gaddafi Europas", wobei sein Lulzim Basha, in Libyen ebenso für Geschäfte war vor wenigen Monaten. Selten war eine Regierung so deutlich von kriminellen Clans und Mafia Bossen finanziert, wie diese Albanische Regierung, wobei wir vor allem den Dashamir Gjoka - Agim Hoxha Clan aus Shiak nennen wollen.
Top Drogen Verteil Stelle, seit 17 Jahren: Der Gjoka Komplex, bei Shiak an der Alten Hauptstrasse, nach Durres: Financier der Salih Berisha Regierung, Sokol Olldashi, Ridvan Bode, aber auch von Fatos Nano, Ilir Meta, und dem Agron - Armando Duka Verbrecher Clan, mit vielen Baufirmen natürlich.
Berisha wird der “Gaddafi von Europa” genannt, und wird in Kürze zum Rücktritt von der EU aufgefordert, wo der US Botschafter sich ebenso jedem Treffen verweigert. Miroslav Lajcak, der wohl beste Mann Europas für den Balkan, verweigerte sich einem Salih Berisha, wie es weiter gehen wird vor ca. 2 Monaten, denn auch der kriminelle Hintergrund von Edi Rama und seiner Schrott Partei SP, wie die Mafia Partei LSI sind von der EU nicht akzeptiert. Berisha, ist ein Steinzeit Kommunist und hat noch nie etwas mit Demokratie im Sinne gehabt. Seine verbrecherischen Umtriebe sind ein Non-Stop Skandal wie seine Justiz Sabotage mit Enklein Alibejaj.
See no evil - EU approach is failing the Albanian people
ERNEST BUNGURI
Today @ 11:49 CET
EUOBSERVER / COMMENT - They say his “emergency” luggage was packed. Someone from enlargement commissioner Stefan Fuele’s close entourage added that if he had gone to Tirana the next day as planned he would have yelled at Prime Minister Sali Berisha: “Enough - you have to retreat!”
It was 21 January 2011 and the republican guard had just shot dead on live TV four unarmed protesters in an anti-government and anti-corruption rally in the capital city of Albania.
Albanian protests - four people were shot dead. Nobody has been found guilty from the government side (Photo: Nikolaj Nielsen)
Fuele never took that flight. Instead Catherine Ashton, in need of some kind of success for her newborn European External Action Service, sent her special envoy Miroslav Lajcak.
The Albanian leader, in his first meeting with the Slovak former foreign minister said “Please tell me what to do and I will do as you say.” But Lajcak, during three rounds of talks, said nothing and did nothing of substance and went home.
He returned to Brussels with the same idea that eurocrats had about Albania all along - that both Berisha and the leader of the opposition, Edi Rama, are not credible and that the EU should leave them at it.
Or, as Fuele recently said in the EU parliament: “The door remains open … It is your choice. It is absolutely your choice. It is not me who wants to enter the EU.”
What is the current political situation in Albania like? A few examples tell the story.
In 2008, 26 people died in a blast at an ammunition depot. After three years of work, a judicial enquiry has not found anybody guilty. The then minister of defence, responsible for military facilities, is now minister of environment.
Albanian protests - four people were shot dead. Nobody has been found guilty from the government side
A few weeks before the 21 January shootings, our deputy prime minister was captured on camera offering €700,000 in a dodgy deal to our minister of economy.
The minister of interior - in office at the time of the killings and implicated in the vanishing of €220 million back when he was minister of transport - is the new mayor of Tirana. Just one person - a protestor - has so far been found guilty for his part in the events. The international community has long forgotten about calls for justice.
And the election? The incumbent stole Rama’s narrow victory - in full sight of the EU and the US.
There is more to Albania than this - just look at the European Commission’s progress reports on the massive change taking place here in the past few years.
But during this whole turbulent period the only things to come out of the EU institutions are “we have taken note” and “we are following closely … [sometimes] with concern".
I hope never again to hear these expressions.
Brussels still has time to speak the truth on Albania and to put pressure on the ruling elite to do its job.
Nobody is asking for French jets to hurl missiles at Berisha’s degraded regime. But - and I choose my words carefully -we should not let him become a mini-Gaddafi in Europe by closing our eyes to his abuses in the name of a fake stability.
A regime which shoots protesters, fakes elections, neglects reforms and allows top politicians to merrily steal the country’s money is not in our national interest and not in the EU’s interest either.
It is a regime destined to create a black hole in the western Balkans and to leave the people of Albania on the crossroads of EU integration for decades to come.
The author is the Brussels correspondent for Albanian and Macedonian national TV, Alsat M
http://euobserver.com/7/32625?print=1
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- 6.7.2011: Von Skandal, zu Skandal: Die korrupte Albanische Justiz und die Albaner Mafia
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- 12.7.2011: Öl Kathastrophe am Strand von Zvernec, durch das Öl Terminal von Vlore
Merkwürdige Tode damals, wobei der Helikopter Pilot, der selbe Pilot war, dem die KFOR - NATO eine Landung verweigerte, als es um den angeblichen Herztod des Kern gesunden US Botschafters Josef Limprecht ging Mitte Mai 2002.
Keine Trümmer noch sonst was wurden bis jetzt gefunden.
Albanian naval forces’ chief says no survivors of helicopter crash
19/07/2006
TIRANA, Albania – Albanian Naval Forces Commander Captain Kristaq Gerveni said on Tuesday (18 July) that there were no survivors of Monday’s helicopter accident, which took the lives of six persons – including former Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Gramoz Pashko. Gerveni said that authorities made maximum efforts to find the remains of the helicopter and any survivors, with no results. (Albanian News, Korrieri, Panorama - 19/07/06)
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