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Lulzim Caka e Mafia Banda e Berat

Schlagzeile heute am 23.11.2008 über die Berat Bande von Lulzim Caka, der eng verbunden ist und war mit der Skrapar Bande um Ilir Meta, Spartak Braho und der Bande um Hekumar Hoxha - Shabani.


INTERVISTA EKSKLUZIVE/I FORTI I BERATIT RREFEHET NGA QELIA E BURGUT TE PEQINIT
‘KOKEN E TUR DAJES S’E SHETITI LOSHI I KARBUNARES’
“Ju rrëfej si më vranë nënën dhe vëllanë. Pse jam kundër Gani Malushit dhe keqardhja për vdekjen
e tij. Si u arratisa nga burgu dhe si shoqërova Azem Hajdarin e Belul Çelon në mitingje”
LULEZIM CAKA LULEZIM CAKA
Në faqet 2-3

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<Është quajtur tmerri i Beratit dhe akuzohet për disa vrasje, plagosje, grabitje me armë…e veç kësaj, është djali i tezes së Loshit të Karbunarës, një tjetër personazh i frikshëm i Lushnjes, por që gjithsesi nuk i ka shpëtuar ekzekutimit. Prej 6 vjetësh qëndron i mbyllur në burgun e Peqinit, duke ja vënë fajin për burgosjen e tij politikës. Simpatizant “i tërbuar” i Partisë Demokratike, Lulzim Caka tani në moshën 38-vjeçare duhet të bëjë edhe 12 vjet të tjera burg, sigurisht nëse nuk i vërtetohen akuza të tjera. Tani mban mbi supe vetëm aktin e tentativës së plagosjes së forcave të rendit, për të cilën është dënuar me 25 vjet burg. I veshur me një kostum sportiv të kuq, ‘Nike’, nën shoqërinë e agjentëve specialë, Lul Caka pranon të japë një intervistë ekskluzive për ‘Gazetën Shqiptare’, ku tregon njohjet e tij me Azem Hajdarin e Belul Çelon, momentin e arratisjes nga burgu, vrasjen e nënës së tij dhe detaje të rëndësishme nga jeta para se të burgosej.
Kush është Lulzim Caka?
Me origjinë jam nga Peja e Kosovës. Lindur në Samaticë të Beratit. I biri i Hasanit dhe Xhevries, i ditëlindjes 1970. Kemi qenë pesë vëllezër, tani jemi katër. Njëri prej vëllezërve na është vrarë. Kam tre fëmijë. Kam dhe dy motra. Jam me arsim tetëvjeçar. Ky është Luli.
Ç’do të thotë për ty të quhesh i “fortë”?
“I fortë” ma ka vënë shtypi. Unë jam një njeri si gjithë të tjerët. Çfarë dallimi kam? Forca nuk shkruhet në ballë.
Konflikti juaj me drejtësinë daton me 20 dhjetor 1995, kur u vra Gori Shkëmbi. E vërteta e kësaj ngjarje, cila është?
Nuk kam lidhje me këtë ngjarje. Jam thirrur unë dhe shumë djem të tjerë që njiheshin si prototipa të asaj kohe, siç janë djemtë e hedhur në fshat. Jam akuzuar dhe unë në lidhje me këtë vrasje, por nuk kam asnjë lidhje.
Na flisni për arrestimin tuaj me 18 mars 1998, kur u përplasët me armë me policinë dhe mbetët të plagosur?
Në atë kohë, katër ditë më parë, më ka ardhur një person dhe i thotë nënës që duhet të takoj Lulin. Arsyet e pyet nëna, që më është bërë për rahmet. Ai quhej Kudret Shuka. Më ka thënë: ‘Luli mos dil, se do të eliminojnë’. Doja të dija arsyet. Më tha që unë kisha përkrahur “filanin” në atë kohë. I thashë që nuk kisha bërë ndonjë krim, nuk kisha eliminuar njeri. Por nuk më dha shpjegime më gjatë.
Në atë kohë kanë qenë dhe Gani Malushi e Ilir Ngresi (të dy të vrarë), në komisariatin e policisë. Katër ditë më pas shkova në Kutalli për të porositur një rrugë zhavorr, kur më bëjnë atentat. Kam qenë duke udhëtuar nga Fieri në drejtim të Beratit, kur e kam parë veten nën breshërinë e plumbave, pa paralajmërim. Dikush lajmëroi me radio në dalje të fshatit Rrërzë, ka qenë Arben Frashëri, që kam mësuar se është emëruar në policinë e Durrësit, u ka thënë erdhi “pakoja”. Ishin afro 100 forca policie. Në përleshje me policinë më mbeti i vrarë miku im, Xhevahir Çela.
Si e njihni komisar Gani Malushin. Keni ndjerë keqardhje kur mësuat lajmin e vrasjes së tij?
Komisar Gani Malushin* e kam njohur kur jam arrestuar për një plagosje, që në fakt ka ndodhur. Kur dola në gjyq më provokoi Ilir Ngresi. Pyeti se kush isha unë dhe i thanë Lulzim Caka………………

http://www.balkanweb.com

* Der Polizei Präsident Gani Malushi wechselte danach in die Position nach Fushne - Kruje und wurde im August 2005 in der Porto Romana erschossen von Agim Pepa, der anschliessend von den Söhnen des Mafia Politikers Spartak Braho genannt der (Pate von Durres) mit einem Jeep in Sicherheit gebracht wurde,wobei der Jeep natürlich eine gefälschte Diplomaten Nummer hatte, wie es so üblich ist und war in den Mafiösen Kreisen des Ilir Meta. (Ilir Meta ist Langzeit Partner von Spartak Braho)

Vom BND Chef verheizte BND Leute in Pristina erhalten 30 Tage Untersuchungs Haft vorläufig

Die BND Leute können einem leid tun, denn die Chefs haben da Schuld, mit so einer schlechten und sehr auffälligen Tarnung im Kosovo überhaupt eingesetzt zu werden. Definitiv sollte man davon ausgehen, das da gut bezahlte Freunde von einem der neuen Geistig behinderten Abteilungs Leiter von Uhrlau eingesetzt waren, denn so naiv wie die vorgingen kann ja wohl niemand sein.Was für eine armselige Tarnung, wenn man unter “Logistic Assessments” firmiert. Noch auffälliger ging es wohl nicht mehr, denn immerhin standen diese Leute schon seit 6 Monaten unter Beobachtung im Kosovo.Jetzt erhalten die erst einmal 30 Tage Haft und hier werden sie gerade von schwer bewaffneten Anti Terror Einheiten zu Gericht gebracht, wo über die Untersuchungs Haft entschieden wird.

Obwohl wir in Deutschland als Erste die Original Fotos brachten von den Inhaftierten, haben wir zum Schutz der Deutschen nun dieses Foto verwendet.

Eines sollte doch klar sein: Da wurden Deutsche sinnlos verheizt. Und da sollte man mal die Verantwortlichen in der Politik und in der BND Leitung suchen. Das ist ja mehr wie lächerlich, wie die sich tarnten. Das reicht nicht für ein Kaspar Theater.

Der hier erscheinende Diplomat hat wie der Deutsche Botschafter in Pristina einen Top Job gemacht in dieser aussergewöhnlichen Situation, besonders wenn man von der eigenen Regierung in Stich gelassen wird. ARD, ZDF, SZ, Spiegel etc.. weisen auf die Kritik gegen die Bundesregierung hin.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!oderhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R64xmx-l3pYTre pjesëtarëve të BND-së, Robert Zoller, Andreas Drunken dhe Andreas Janken u është shqiptuar masa e paraburgimit prej 30 ditësh nga Gjykata e Qarkut në Prishtinë. Ata akuzohen për terrorizëm. (Foto: Petrit Rrahmani)Wenn unfähige Abteilungs Leiter vom BND Chef Uhrlau, (Wenn der Kopf faul ist und nur ein dummer SPD Gänger ist, dann umgibt man sich mit neuen Leuten, welche nur ihre Dummheit und Unfähigkeit im Ja-Sagen zelebrieren) Leute sinnlos verheizen, so sind in diesem Falle: Robert Zoller, Andreas Drunken und Andreas Janken die leidtragenden Personen. Wer soll diesen Schaden bezahlen, wenn die armselige Tarnung (Firma “xy xy Logistic Assessments xy xy”) und eine schlechte Einarbeitung die Leute verheizt.Tre gjermanët akuzohen për terrorizëm, 30 ditë paraburgimNga Jeton Musliu&Artan Behrami më 23.11.2008 8:55 CETAndreas Drunken, Andreas Janken dhe Robert Zoller, tre shtetasit gjermanë të dyshuar për shpërthimin e disa ditëve më parë pranë zyrave të Misionit Civil Ndërkombëtar (ICO) në Prishtinë, duhet të qëndrojnë në paraburgim për një muaj.Ky është vendimi i gjyqtarit të procedurës paraprake, Selman Bogiqi, i marrë pas më shumë se gjashtë orëve, në lidhje me këta persona, të cilët besohet se janë pjesëtarë aktivë të shërbimit sekret gjerman-BND. ………………Sipas burimeve të Agjencisë së Lajmeve ‘dpa’ tre gjermanët kanë punuar për firmën “Logistic Assessments”, e cila ka shërbyer si çerdhe e BND-së në Prishtinë.http://www.gazetaexpress.com/online/home.php?tempulli=8&category=53&id=846Mehr Info:http://balkanblog.org/?s=bnd+pristina

Merkels Kriegs Verbrecher Freund: Saakaschwili in Georgien

 A new Gangster war, in order from

Hat Saakaschwili gelogen?

 

Soldaten (Quelle: DPA)Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift:  Auf dem Weg in den Krieg (I): Georgische Reservisten

Erste Untersuchungen sprechen nicht gerade für die georgische Version. So brachte die “New York Times” am 7. November 2008 einen großen Report, in dem die ersten Stunden des Krieges minutiös nachgezeichnet wurden. Das Ergebnis: Georgien hat sich keineswegs gegen einen russischen Angriff verteidigt.

 

Auch vor dem Internationalen Gerichtshof konnte sich Georgien mit seiner Darstellung der Ereignisse nicht durchsetzen. Georgien hatte Russland vor dem höchsten UN-Gericht wegen angeblicher ethnischer Säuberungen verklagt. Die Richter folgten dem nicht und rügten stattdessen am 15. Oktober beide Parteien, sie müssten “davon Abstand nehmen, Menschen, Gruppen sowie auch Institutionen in rassistischer Weise zu diskriminieren”, wie die Vorsitzende Richterin Rosalyn Higgins erklärte.

 

Unmut in Georgien über Saakaschwili

Saakaschwili und ZDF, die 2. falsche Frage

 

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November 7, 2008

Georgia Claims on Russia War Called Into Question

TBILISI, Georgia — Newly available accounts by independent military observers of the beginning of the war between Georgia and Russia this summer call into question the longstanding Georgian assertion that it was acting defensively against separatist and Russian aggression.

Instead, the accounts suggest that Georgia’s inexperienced military attacked the isolated separatist capital of Tskhinvali on Aug. 7 with indiscriminate artillery and rocket fire, exposing civilians, Russian peacekeepers and unarmed monitors to harm.

The accounts are neither fully conclusive nor broad enough to settle the many lingering disputes over blame in a war that hardened relations between the Kremlin and the West. But they raise questions about the accuracy and honesty of Georgia’s insistence that its shelling of Tskhinvali, the capital of the breakaway region of South Ossetia, was a precise operation. Georgia has variously defended the shelling as necessary to stop heavy Ossetian shelling of Georgian villages, bring order to the region or counter a Russian invasion.

President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia has characterized the attack as a precise and defensive act. But according to observations of the monitors, documented Aug. 7 and Aug. 8, Georgian artillery rounds and rockets were falling throughout the city at intervals of 15 to 20 seconds between explosions, and within the first hour of the bombardment at least 48 rounds landed in a civilian area. The monitors have also said they were unable to verify that ethnic Georgian villages were under heavy bombardment that evening, calling to question one of Mr. Saakashvili’s main justifications for the attack.

Senior Georgian officials contest these accounts, and have urged Western governments to discount them. “That information, I don’t know what it is and how it is confirmed,” said Giga Bokeria, Georgia’s deputy foreign minister. “There is such an amount of evidence of continuous attacks on Georgian-controlled villages and so much evidence of Russian military buildup, it doesn’t change in any case the general picture of events.”

He added: “Who was counting those explosions? It sounds a bit peculiar.”

The Kremlin has embraced the monitors’ observations, which, according to a written statement from Grigory Karasin, Russia’s deputy foreign minister, reflect “the actual course of events prior to Georgia’s aggression.” He added that the accounts “refute” allegations by Tbilisi of bombardments that he called mythical.

The monitors were members of an international team working under the mandate of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, or O.S.C.E. A multilateral organization with 56 member states, the group has monitored the conflict since a previous cease-fire agreement in the 1990s.

The observations by the monitors, including a Finnish major, a Belarussian airborne captain and a Polish civilian, have been the subject of two confidential briefings to diplomats in Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, one in August and the other in October. Summaries were shared with The New York Times by people in attendance at both.

Details were then confirmed by three Western diplomats and a Russian, and were not disputed by the O.S.C.E.’s mission in Tbilisi, which was provided with a written summary of the observations.

Mr. Saakashvili, who has compared Russia’s incursion into Georgia to the Nazi annexations in Europe in 1938 and the Soviet suppression of Prague in 1968, faces domestic unease with his leadership and skepticism about his judgment from Western governments.

The brief war was a disaster for Georgia. The attack backfired. Georgia’s army was humiliated as Russian forces overwhelmed its brigades, seized and looted their bases, captured their equipment and roamed the country’s roads at will. Villages that Georgia vowed to save were ransacked and cleared of their populations by irregular Ossetian, Chechen and Cossack forces, and several were burned to the ground.

Massing of Weapons

According to the monitors, an O.S.C.E. patrol at 3 p.m. on Aug. 7 saw large numbers of Georgian artillery and grad rocket launchers massing on roads north of Gori, just south of the enclave.

At 6:10 p.m., the monitors were told by Russian peacekeepers of suspected Georgian artillery fire on Khetagurovo, an Ossetian village; this report was not independently confirmed, and Georgia declared a unilateral cease-fire shortly thereafter, about 7 p.m.

During a news broadcast that began at 11 p.m., Georgia announced that Georgian villages were being shelled, and declared an operation “to restore constitutional order” in South Ossetia. The bombardment of Tskhinvali started soon after the broadcast.

According to the monitors, however, no shelling of Georgian villages could be heard in the hours before the Georgian bombardment. At least two of the four villages that Georgia has since said were under fire were near the observers’ office in Tskhinvali, and the monitors there likely would have heard artillery fire nearby.

Moreover, the observers made a record of the rounds exploding after Georgia’s bombardment began at 11:35 p.m. At 11:45 p.m., rounds were exploding at intervals of 15 to 20 seconds between impacts, they noted.

At 12:15 a.m. on Aug. 8, Gen. Maj. Marat M. Kulakhmetov, commander of Russian peacekeepers in the enclave, reported to the monitors that his unit had casualties, indicating that Russian soldiers had come under fire.

By 12:35 a.m. the observers had recorded at least 100 heavy rounds exploding across Tskhinvali, including 48 close to the observers’ office, which is in a civilian area and was damaged.

Col. Gen. Anatoly Nogovitsyn, a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry, said that by morning on Aug. 8 two Russian soldiers had been killed and five wounded. Two senior Western military officers stationed in Georgia, speaking on condition of anonymity because they work with Georgia’s military, said that whatever Russia’s behavior in or intentions for the enclave, once Georgia’s artillery or rockets struck Russian positions, conflict with Russia was all but inevitable. This clear risk, they said, made Georgia’s attack dangerous and unwise.

Senior Georgia officials, a group with scant military experience and personal loyalties to Mr. Saakashvili, have said that much of the damage to Tskhinvali was caused in combat between its soldiers and separatists, or by Russian airstrikes and bombardments in its counterattack the next day. As for its broader shelling of the city, Georgia has told Western diplomats that Ossetians hid weapons in civilian buildings, making them legitimate targets.

“The Georgians have been quite clear that they were shelling targets — the mayor’s office, police headquarters — that had been used for military purposes,” said Matthew J. Bryza, a deputy assistant secretary of state and one of Mr. Saakashvili’s vocal supporters in Washington.

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Massing of Weapons

According to the monitors, an O.S.C.E. patrol at 3 p.m. on Aug. 7 saw large numbers of Georgian artillery and grad rocket launchers massing on roads north of Gori, just south of the enclave.

C.J. Chivers reported from Tbilisi, Georgia, and Ellen Barry from Moscow. Olesya Vartanyan contributed reporting from Tbilisi, and Matt Siegel from Tskhinvali, Georgia.

BERICHT “GLOBAL TRENDS 2025″: Geheimdienste prophezeien Niedergang der USA

 

Glaskugelbericht der amerikanischen Geheimdienste

Autor: petrapez, Sonntag, 23. November 2008, 00:05

Früher und zum Teil auch heute noch liessen sich die Herrschenden die Zukunft ihres Schicksals und das ihres Landes von Schamanen, Priestern oder Astrologen an Hand von Eingeweiden, Vogelflug, Orakeln oder aus dem Stand der Gestirne vorhersagen. In einer technisch fortgeschrittenen Zivilisation gibt es für Vorhersagen der Zukunft ebenfalls dafür zuständige Institutionen.

Der gestern veröffentlichte amerikanische Geheimdienstbericht „Global Trends 2025“, an dem 16 verschiedene Geheimdienste mitgewirkt haben, liest sich auch dementsprechend so.

Dr. Mathew Burrows bringt es auf den Punkt : “Dies ist nicht als pessimistischer Bericht gemeint. Wir Geheimdienstler tendieren dazu, von vielen Risiken zu sprechen, von möglichen Konflikten oder Epidemien. Aber wir tun das, damit all das Beschriebene gar nicht erst eintritt. Wir denken, dass Wissen Macht ist. Wenn wir vorher wissen, was an schlimmen Dingen möglich und wahrscheinlich ist - dann können wir es im besten Fall auch verhindern.” oder:

„Geheimdienstexperten warnen davor, dass das organisierte Verbrechen die Herrschaft in einem Staat in Ost- oder Mitteleuropa an sich reißen könnte.“ Um welches Land es sich hier handeln könnte, nennt der Bericht natürlich nicht. Wahrsager sagen die Zukunft schliesslich immer nur vage und auf alles passend voraus.

Radio Utopia

 

20.11.2008

BERICHT “GLOBAL TRENDS 2025″
Geheimdienste prophezeien Niedergang der USA

Der Dollar verliert seine Rolle als Leitwährung, der Staat an politischer und wirtschaftlicher Macht - die US-Geheimdienste sehen für die Weltmacht USA eine so düstere Zukunft wie nie zuvor. Fazit ihrer neuen Studie: Die nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg entstandene Weltordnung wird 2025 nicht mehr existieren.

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,591748,00.html


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