Die verkommene Kultur der Kosovo Clans, wenn man gezielt dumme Frauen in Europa aussucht

Seit Jahren ist diese Sache auch in Albaner Foren bekannt, wo verzweifelte Frauen um Hilfe nachsuchen. Gezielt werden dumme Frauen in Europa gesucht, welche auf Grund eines “Mutter Theresa” Komplexes, jeden noch so grossen Unfug einem Albaner, vor allem Kosovaren “ohne jegliche Kultur und Anstand” Alles glauben.

Kosovaren in ihrer Null Bildungs Kultur, was nur Mord, Diebstahl und Raub kennt, neben der Blutrache, gehen im Auftrage und mit Billigung ihrer Familien nach Europa um dort gezielt oft dumme Deutsche Frauen zu finden und zu heiraten. Da ist es schon vorgekommen, das diese jungen Deutsche Frauen auch noch ihren guten Job bei ihrer Bank verloren, weil man den Tresor Inhalt raubte, für den eigenen Kosovo Verbrecher Clan. Nach 5 Jahren werden diese Frauen dann in der Regel entsorgt, sobald man Aufenthalts Recht in Deutschland hat. Identisch in der Schweiz, wo diese Geschichten ebenso seit 15 Jahren ablaufen.

Das man praktisch auch dann für deren oft rein kriminellen Clans auch noch Visa besorgen soll, und aktiv praktisch Drogen Netze aufbaut, ist ebenso bekannt, wie bei Bosnischen Gangstern.

25 Oct 2010 / 09:21
Kosovars Turn Blind Eye to Fake Foreign Marriages

Kosovar Albanians are increasingly tolerant of men who divorce local wives in order to temporarily marry foreigners and obtain resident status in the West.
By Jeton Musliu in Pristina, Peja, Skenderaj, Belgrade and Stuttgart

Each time she goes to sleep, Valbona, 35, from Peja, western Kosovo, looks at her wedding photograph taken 13 years ago. Beside her, she sees her smiling husband.

Today, that moment is just a memory. Two years ago, her husband remarried a German woman. Not only did Valbona, mother of their four children aged four to 11, know of his plan, she approved it. 
This is because Valbona is not really divorced in the eyes of her family or the wider community.

Many Kosovar Albanian men divorce their first wives by mutual consent, departing for western Europe where they find new spouses who enable them to obtain residency papers.

They leave their children behind in Kosovo so that they can pose as single men and remarry fast. Once they have permanent residency in Germany, or other EU states, they divorce their second wives, go back to their first ones and bring the family to the West.

Germany is a popular destination for Kosovars seeking foreign wives, and eventually an EU passport, because there is already a large Albanian expatriate population living there.

The women that these Kosovar Albanians marry in the West believe they have found ideal, attentive husbands. However, once the men have gained permanent residency in their host country – after five years of marriage to a citizen in Germany - they often demand a divorce.

Valbona is confident that her husband will do the same: leave his new wife after three more years and return to Kosovo to take her, and the children, to a new life in the affluent West.

“The ‘divorce’ was difficult, but as both of us knew its purpose, it was somewhat easier,” explains Valbona who - in the absence of her husband - lives with her children next door to her husband’s brothers. “It’s a big sacrifice but I’m doing it for the sake of a better future for me and the children,” she adds. 
Unknown to his German wife, Valbona has already spent one summer holiday with her ex-husband back in Kosovo.

Benefits override taboo

In the past, Albanian families did not accept divorce so easily. But the taboo has been forgotten now that Kosovar Albanians have discovered the usefulness of divorcing and remarrying foreigners in order to gain papers to live in western Europe.
Not all foreign wives are equally acceptable, of course.

A second marriage to a non-Albanian is seen as worthless unless the new wife has citizenship of the European Union. But if men divorce their Kosovar wives for that reason, society turns a blind eye.

Each month, Valbona’s ex-husband sends back money for her to spend on their four children. Such money counts for a lot in a country as poor as Kosovo, where 40 per cent of the population is unemployed and the average monthly salary of those in work is only about 200 euros.

“If the wife couldn’t have a baby, she had two choices; to divorce, or stay,” he explains. “But, if she decided to stay, she had to accept that her husband needed a second wife.

“If she accepted that her husband needed another wife, and stayed in the same house, she could still be head of the home,” he says.

“Nowadays, the situation is very bad,” Veliu maintains, going on to talk disapprovingly of a Kosovar he knows whose first wife’s family pressurised him into bringing her to Germany before he had even divorced his second German wife.
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http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/kosovars-turn-blind-eye-to-fake-foreign-marriages.

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