24.9.2007 by Lupo.

Bilderberg-Konferenz 2007, Istanbul Bilderberg und die Massenmedien Es ist eines der bestgehüteten Geheimnisse, bis zu welchem Grad eine handvoll gigantischer Konglomerate mit der geheimen Bilderberg-Gruppe verbunden ist Daniel Estulin, 06.Juni 07 Ort der Bilderberg-Geheimkonferenz enthüllt Elitisten versuchten im Vorfeld, die Reporter auf eine falsche Fährte zu schicken Prison Planet Do, 31.Mai 2007 Genauer Ort der Bilderberg-Konferenz bekannt? Tucker in Istanbul Klassis Hotel in Silivri eventuell der gesuchte Ort American Free Press , 28.Mai 07 Bilderberg 2007: Die Teilnehmerliste Daniel Estulin www.danielestulin.com Friday, May 25, 2007

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24.9.2007 by CrniLabudovi.

Serbian police arrest two alleged Zemun Clan members

24/09/2007

BELGRADE, Serbia — Police arrested two key alleged members of Serbia’s Zemun Clan criminal gang, which masterminded the 2003 assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. Luka Bojovic and Veljko Banovic were apprehended Saturday night (September 22nd) after police received information about their return to Serbia from Italy. The two reportedly were hired to kill a prominent member of the business community. Police raided five apartments in Belgrade and Novi Sad, seizing large amounts of weapons and false documents. One of the men, Bojovic, is a prime suspect in a series of murders in the Netherlands. (Danas, Blic, Politika - 24/09/07; B92, RTS - 23/09/07)

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24.9.2007 by CrniLabudovi.

Industrial city to become haven for high rollers

24/09/2007

A major investment project in Tivat aims to turn the city’s 24-hectare shipyard into a mega-yacht marina, making the town a centre for top-end tourism.

By Robert C Austin for Southeast European Times – 24/09/07

By any account, Montenegro had a good summer for tourism. It was not problem-free, due to some nagging infrastructure problems, especially with roads and water supply.

Nevertheless, the newly-independent country continues to make strides towards its goal of becoming a premier tourist destination in Europe. Even the Rolling Stones stopped by, drawing a huge crowd for their July show in Budva. Mick Jagger and his band mates did not hide how impressed they were with the venue, the coast and the town’s magnificent Hotel Splendid.

Montenegro has seen enormous increases in revenues and the number of international visitors in 2006 and 2007. The tourism ministry says the past season was the best in 20 years. For those looking for cheap properties on the coast, it is probably too late — international and domestic investors are already there, and prices seem to go up daily.

The Porto Montenegro project in Tivat, initiated by the Canadian industrialist and Barrick Gold Chairman Peter Munk, is by far the largest such venture so far. It envisions a massive, mega-yacht marina in the former Arsenal shipyard which occupies around 24 hectares.

Munk now has a 90-year lease on the site, and his local team is moving ahead with a view to having the first phase of the project open in 2009. The first phase includes approximately 200 apartments, 300 berths and many restaurants and shops.

The investment will capitalize on the astounding growth of the mega-yacht industry. Many consider the trip from Venice to Corfu and the Ionian Islands to be one of the best cruising areas in the world. Tivat is smack in the middle.

Despite its promising location, Tivat has, until now, never been a major tourist site. The Arsenal Shipyard, with over 100 years of tradition, was the engine of the city’s economy and thanks to that it was essentially an industrial city. Other places along Montenegro’s coast like Sveti Stefan, Budva and Kotor are better known. The history of Tivat is the history of Arsenal. However, the changing geopolitical context called the future of the industry into doubt. Arsenal went from having 1,500 employees in the 1980s to less than 500 before it was taken over by Munk.

Now, a total transformation is required at every level. The city’s mayor, Dragan Kankaras, found that Munk’s vision was very much in line with his own thinking about Tivat’s future. The idea is simple: transform Tivat from a transit point to a final destination and make it decidedly different from what is available elsewhere on the coast.

“Little could be gained by duplicating what else is available in Montenegro,” Kankaras says. According to the mayor, the town could be a leader in nautical, cultural and ecological tourism. It has a blank canvas to create something new and unique, avoiding mistakes of the past.

Kankaras says that the key issue for him was to convince Arsenal employees that the changes will bring long-term benefits. This was not an easy task, as the 13,000 people who reside in Tivat are closely linked to the shipyard. Kankaras worked hard to ensure the implementation of a social programme for people rendered jobless by its closure. He also has collaborated with national and local officials to develop programmes so that people can be re-trained for careers in the tourism sector, and especially in the yacht repair facility that comes with the project.

Munk’s project also includes a significant initiative in higher education with funds available for students from the region to study at university and workshops in tourism sector training in partnership with the University of Montenegro’s Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management in Kotor.

The Porto Montenegro project is decidedly different from other investments in Montenegro, focusing as it does on high-end, exclusive tourism. Kankaras expects Tivat as a whole will rise to a new standards, with the city expected to undergo a complete makeover in the coming years.

For Kankaras, the project has all the ingredients for success. Tivat already has an airport, located 4km away, providing a level of access that is not found elsewhere on the coast. Munk’s project also calls for an exclusive marina, with full boat repair and servicing facilities and a golf course. Porto Montenegro’s Managing Director Oliver Corlette says the project “will establish a long-term, sustainable industry that will build a skill base which establishes Tivat as a global center for nautical tourism”.

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24.9.2007 by CrniLabudovi.

E Hene, 24 Shtator 2007

Kam nje lajm bombe Pas demtimit te automjetit te deputetit te PS-se Erjon Brace, ngrihen alibite e para. Kamerat vertetojne se tritoli ishte vendosur kohe me pare. Autoret, anonime. Eksplozivet dhe njerezit e pushtetit Sebi Alla Celulari qe u gjet mesditen e 13 gushtit 2005 ne makinen e kryekomisarit Xhavit Shala, nuk ishte per te komunikuar. Per hir te se vertetes, ai celular ishte destinuar per te cuar nje mesazh…shperthyes. I lidhur me nje sasi prej 200 gramesh eksplozivi plastik, te tmerrshmin C4, celulari-bombe u gjet rastesisht nga mekaniku i nje servisi ne lagjen “Spajkore” te Elbasanit,

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24.9.2007 by admin.

Bombenexplosion im Kosovo

In Pristina wurden zwei Menschen getötet und zwölf weitere verletzt. Die Polizei vermutet einen kriminellen Hintergrund

Der Ort des Anschlags auf Pristinas Bill-Clinton Boulevard Nach einer Sprengstoffexplosion in Pristina in den frühen Morgenstunden befindet sich eine weitere Person in Lebensgefahr. Dies berichtete die kosovo-albanische Presseagentur “Kosovolive” unter Berufung auf Krankenhauskreise. Bei der Detonation in einem Cafe kurz nach zwei Uhr früh waren zwei Personen getötet worden, die Verwundetenzahl wird inzwischen mit zwölf angegeben. Die Kosovo-Polizei bestätigte, dass es sich um einen Sprengsatz handelte. Sie vermutet einen kriminellem Hintergrund, hatte zunächst aber keine konkreten Hinweise auf Täter und Motiv.

Die starke Explosion auf dem zentralen Bill Clinton-Boulevard durch einen Sprengsatz ereignete sich um 02.30 Uhr, als noch einige Cafes und Restaurants in der Hauptstadt der südserbischen Provinz Kosovo geöffnet waren. Laut Polizeisprecher Veton Elshani wurden zwei Menschen von einer einstürzenden Wand getötet, ein herabfallender Betonblock verletzte Zwölf weitere. Mehrere Gebäude in dem Geschäftsviertel wurden beschädigt, ein zweistöckiges Geschäftszentrum stürzte zum Teil ein. Explosionsexperten der internationalen Schutztruppe KFOR untersuchten die Stelle, die unmittelbar nach der Explosion von Polizei und KFOR abgeriegelt worden war.

Wegen der angespannten politischen Lage war ein Attentat von radikalen Gruppen, die die Unabhängigkeit der Provinz von Serbien vorantreiben wollen, nicht ausgeschlossen worden. Die Polizei geht mittlerweile aber eher von kriminellen Motiven aus. Medien schlossen eine Abrechnung in der Unterwelt nicht aus. Mehrere Lokale in dem Geschäftsviertel gehören Enver Sekiraqa, einem der Unterweltbosse im Kosovo. Die Polizei ist seit einem Monat vergeblich bemüht, Sekiraqa ausfindig zu machen, um ihn im Zusammenhang mit einem Polizistenmord zu verhören. Die Tat wird einem seiner Mitarbeiter angelastet.

Verhandlungen in entscheidender Phase

Der Kosovo wird seit dem Krieg 1999 von den Vereinten Nationen verwaltet und leidet unter Kriminalität und Korruption.

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http://www.kurier.at/nachrichten/ausland/110815.php

Es ist das selbe Einkaufs Zentrum wo der Polizist Riza vor einem Monat erschossen wurde.
Vor allem wird inzwischen in 15 Bau Tendern aus dem Transport Ministerium ermittelt!

Mit Video Bericht
Taggesschau

siehe die Ermordung des beliebten Polizisten Riza

http://balkanblog.org/2007/09/05/kosovo-thousands-protest-rising-un-crime-and-justiz-system/print/

Powerful blast kills two in Pristina

24/09/2007

As Kosovo police and KFOR investigate a strong explosion in the province’s capital, the government denies any link to the ongoing talks on the province’s status.

(AFP, Reuters, AP, DPA, BBC, BIRN, Blic - 24/09/07; Beta, B92, AFP, Xinhua - 23/09/07)

A powerful blast struck a busy part of Pristina early Monday (September 24th), killing two people and leaving at least another 11 injured, a Kosovo official said several hours after the incident.

“The blast occurred at about 2 am in the business area in which some coffee shops and restaurants were still working,” Kosovo Police Service (KPS) spokesman Veton Elshani told reporters.

Part of a two-storey business centre on Bill Clinton Boulevard in Pristina’s Dardania district collapsed in the strong explosion, which also damaged vehicles and other buildings in the vicinity. Photos showed glass and debris scattered at the site.

The victims are believed to have been in a nearby café, according to Elshani. One reportedly died on the spot, and the second at hospital.

Joined by KFOR troops, the KPS sealed off the area and opened an investigation, but details about the type and amount of explosives have not been made available.

According to reports, the explosion occurred near the café-bar Sekiraqa. Its owners are believed to be members of a local gang and are suspected of involvement in the late-August murder of an elite police officer.

Condemning the incident, authorities said there was no evidence to link the attack to the ongoing internationally-sponsored negotiations on Kosovo’s final status…………………

“There is not a single indication that the explosion has any relation with the political process that Kosovo is going through,” the AFP quoted government spokesman Avni Arifi as saying on Monday. “The government is fully committed to fight against any crime and to create a peaceful environment.”………………………

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