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Post by bato2 on Aug 7, 2009 1:45:27 GMT -5
C'mon guys, World is not a nice place with flowers and rainbows we know that. Is load of evil going around, didn't started today was all time as part of our history. The human nature is evil part itself. Where is a war that means is money to make for some. But we Albs have suffered all our history, if we didn't fought all those centuries we would be like people without nation kurdish people today, part of Turk-istan
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Post by bato2 on Aug 6, 2009 18:05:39 GMT -5
Qeveria Shqipetare ia ndalon hetimet për UÇK-në në Shqipëri, misionarit Dik Marti Alibeaj: Kërkesa serbe e pabazuar në prova. -
Tirana zyrtare i ka komunikuar të dërguarit të Këshillit të Evropës, Dik Marti se nuk mund të hetohet në Shqipëri mbi akuzat e Karla Del Pontes dhe autoriteteve të Beogradit rreth pretendimeve se UÇK-ja ka trafikuar organet e serbëve gjatë luftës në Kosovë. "Të drejtën për të hetuar në territorin e Shqipërisë e ka vetëm Prokuroria shqiptare", mësohet ti kete thënë Ministri i Drejtësisë Enekeljed Alibeaj, senatorit zviceran që kryeson grupin e hetimit në emër të Këshillit të Europës, në takimin e zhvilluar në Tiranë.
"Unë refuzoj të besoj se këto janë të vërteta, por do të na pëlqente që kjo çështje të hetohej", i ka thënë Marty, ministrit shqiptar të Drejtësisë. Por përgjigja e Alibeajt ka qenë: "Unë refuzoj ti përgjigjem letër porosisë së Ministrisë serbe të Drejtësisë, pasi pretendimet janë pa bazë dhe nuk ka prova mbi këto akuza". Argumenti ka vijuar më tej kur Ministri ka shpjeguar se "Në asnjë rast shtetasit e huaj nuk kanë të drejtë të kryejnë veprime procedurale hetimore në territorin shqiptar. Hetimet mund të kryhen nga prokuroria shqiptare vetëm me kërkesë, letër porosi që vjen nga shtetet e huaja. Në këto raste prokuroria kryen të gjitha veprimet për zbardhjen e çështjes".
E njëjta bisedë është zhvilluar pak a shumë edhe me Ministrin e Brendshëm, Bujar Nishani dhe me drejtues të Prokurorisë së Përgjithshme. Qëndrimi zyrtar i institucioneve shqiptare rreth hetimit për akuzat e Karla del Pontes është ai i shprehur në një përgjigje që i është kthyer Prokurorisë serbe në tetor të vitit 2008. Kjo kërkesë është paraqitur në formën e një akti të quajtur "Letër porosi" ku autoritetet e Beogradit kërkonin vënien në dispozicion të provave dhe dokumenteve.
"Sipas rendit juridik serb ishte thjesht dhe vetëm një kërkesë, e cila nuk është gjë tjetër veçse pasojë e thënies në librin e zonjës Del Ponte. Sigurisht që serioziteti i një bashkëpunimi juridik midis institucioneve shtetërore apo ndërkombëtare kërkon seriozitet më të madh sa kaq, sepse një hetim nëse do të donim të ishte i suksesshëm edhe para gjykatave siç pretendon Prokuroria serbe, duhet që dhe procesi i hetimit të ishte po kaq serioz", ka thënë Alibeaj, bën të ditur tv Alsat.
Kritikon qeveritë e Shqipërisë dhe Kosovës
Këshilli për Mbrojtjen e të Drejtave dhe Lirive të Njeriut vlerësoi se qeveritë e Republikës së Shqipërisë dhe asaj të Kosovës nuk kanë marrë asnjë veprim për ta parandaluar gënjeshtrat për gjoja kidnapimin dhe trafikimin e organeve të serbëve të rrëmbyer kinse gjatë luftës në Kosovë nga ish-ushtarë të UÇK-së.
Drejtori ekzekutiv i KMDLNJ-së, Behxhet Shala, tha se misioni hetues i Këshillit të Evropës i kryesuar nga ish-prokurori zviceran, Dick Marty është i turpshëm, i njëanshëm dhe politikisht i motivuar, ngase kriter për hetime po përdoret përkatësia etnike dhe viktimat nuk po trajtohen si viktima, por si serbë, romë etj.
Hetimet e KE-së janë të njëanshme
Avokati Hazer Susuri thotë se këto hetime janë të njëanshme dhe të motivuara politikisht. Ndërsa shoqëria civile kërkon angazhim të institucioneve për t’u përballur me kundër argumente ndaj akuzave të ngritura. Ai i ka thënë RTK-së, se nuk ka asnjë fakt që mund të arsyetojë hetimin e iniciuar nga KE, por këtë nismë e cilëson si një formë tjetër e manipulimeve të Serbisë për të bërë presion në Gjykatën ndërkombëtare të Drejtësisë ku e ka iniciuar edhe çështjen e legjitimitetit të pavarësisë së Kosovës.
“Sa i përket rastit konkret në këtë drejtim nuk ka kurrfarë prova konkretet që çojnë në atë hetim që e ka iniciuar KE. Me këso forma manipuluese të Serbisë që njihen mirë, Serbia dëshiron të depërtojë në GJND ku e ka hapur edhe çështjen e legjitimitetit të shpalljes së pavarësisë së Kosovës”, tha Susuri.
Susuri e cilëson si një vardisje të KE ndaj Serbisë, në përpjekje të gjetjes së një konsensusi që kjo e fundit të njohë pavarësinë e Kosovës. Por ai thotë se kjo mënyrë e shtrimit të çështjeve është shumë e rrezikshme.
Përfaqësues të organizatave thonë se misioni hetues i Këshillit të Evropës i kryesuar nga ish-prokurori zviceran, Dick Marty është i njëanshëm dhe i motivuar politikisht. Me kërkesë të Serbisë Këshilli i Evropës ka iniciuar hetimet për gjoja kidnapimin dhe trafikimin e organeve të serbëve të rrëmbyer gjatë luftës në Kosovë nga ish-ushtarë të UÇK-së.
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Post by bato2 on Aug 6, 2009 3:54:55 GMT -5
Flluska spuni do leshoje, se OKB nuk i morri seriozish akuzimet.
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Post by bato2 on Aug 6, 2009 3:26:54 GMT -5
Only 2 Serbs on the Serbia forum.
I'm soo leaving this place for Stormfront. |
Asylum for all lunatics and loosers ;D
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Post by bato2 on Aug 6, 2009 3:21:27 GMT -5
Tuesday, August 4, 2009 5:52 PM EDT The excitement of two weekends of intense tackles, penalty kicks, and goals came to a dramatic conclusion when Albania beat Ireland 4-1 in the finals of the inaugural Copa N.Y.C. soccer tournament.
“We had a great turnout at last night's championship match and were blessed with great weather despite the forecast, allowing for a spectacular show of fierce competition,” said tournament co-founder Chris Noble on the Copa N.Y.C. website, www.copanyc.us.
The “Golden Ball” award went to NYC Albania team captain Rigels Qosa and the “Golden Boot” recipient was Dwayne Kellyman of NYC Jamaica.
Copa N.Y.C. started off with 16 teams that brought together former professionals and amateurs from across the world all living in New York City. But those teams dwindled down to two for the final match played at the Maspeth’s Metropolitan Oval on Sunday, August 2, after Albania beat Argentina 2-1 and Ireland pounded Cypress 4-1 in double overtime and penalty kicks the previous day.
Prior to the final matchup, The Queens Courier had a chance to talk to Noble about his experience thus far.
“The tournament has been beyond my expectations,” he said. “When people put on their national colors it raises the level of competition.”
Noble hopes, in addition to bringing the tournament back for a second year, that the Copa N.Y.C. will help develop players for the U.S. National Team as well as a strong soccer fan base.
“We want the U.S. team to win a World Cup but we got to get used to playing at this level. We also think it’s about time to bring the World Cup back to the U.S.,” he said. “We hope this is our contribution.”
The winner will receive the “Mayor’s Cup” and, though Mayor Michael Bloomberg could not make the tournament, he has invited Noble and the winning team to City Hall on Thursday, August 6. The team will also be honored at a New York Red Bulls game on August 15.
“Soccer is a unifying factor,” Noble said. “Because of the international aspect of this town, if you are not a part of it, what are you doing? It’s a great sport to bring people together.”www.queenscourier.com/articles/2009/08/04/news/top_stories/doc4a78a1fc6e5cb490516378.txt
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 5:06:11 GMT -5
5 milion only?Buy a beer two beers Going to McDonalds for a "Happy Meal" But i still think is worth it....
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 4:54:51 GMT -5
The Ottoman 'Turk' representative: The Turks have shown greatness in sacrificing [their] lives not only for Turkism [Turkluk] but also for Ottomanism [Osmanlilik]' |
The died like dogs from our brave heroes because invading our country! Accept the reality dude You are a Turk!
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 4:44:52 GMT -5
I agree with the struggle of Armenian people for freedom, and it was a genocide from the Turks but one thing i cannot accept from Greeks, the hypocrisy! It was a genocide like was genocide "Serbian" genocide in Kosovo and Bosnia, but when it comes to your "orthodox" brothers genocide is justified. If Kosovo people were in Turkey i would see your flag and media talk about them like you did in the past and doing for the Kurds. Is just filthy hypocrisy because when Kosovo and Bosnian people where massacred i you turned a blind eye and also provided Serbs with recruits for their massacres. What about the Russian genocide in Chechenya? did anyone talked about that?
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 4:32:13 GMT -5
A cloistered Albania prepares for succession in leadershipBy Eric Bourne, Special to The Christian Science Monitor Vienna—from the December 07, 1983 edition Enver Hoxha . . . The name is still traced with white stones on hillsides or picked out in lights atop public buildings. Since World War II, Albania and its stubbornly go-it-alone leader have been synonymous. But increasingly, another name - Ramiz Alia - is being etched in people's minds. In October Mr. Hoxha reached his 75th birthday. Shortly afterward, the anniversary of one of the milestones in his career got equal acclaim. On Nov. 8, 1941, Hoxha founded Albania's Communist Party. He has led the party ever since, and, in that capacity, has ruled the people's republic created the year after World War II ended. As a Communist leader he rates a place in the ''Guinness Book of World Records.'' He survived all of Yugoslav leader Josip Tito's and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's efforts to topple him, plus the later hostility of the Chinese. No other leader has ruled so long. But the durable Mr. Hoxha is preparing for the succession. When that may occur is not yet clear. But since early this year, Albania's feisty leader has been delegating much of his workload to Ramiz Alia, a senior member of the Politburo with strong party credentials. And perhaps as significant as his standing in the party is Mr. Alia's age: At 58, he comes from a different generation. Alia is not to be seen as a rival for power. (Albanians say Mehmet Shehu was such a contender. Mr. Shehu was prime minister for 28 years and for many years Hoxha's supposed ''crown prince.'' He died in 1981 in circumstances that have yet to be explained.) But Mr. Hoxha seems to have been eyeing his old enemy next door, Yugoslavia, and noting the confusion under the collective leadership bequeathed it by Tito on his passing nearly four years ago. Mr. Hoxha, with a more homogenous country, does not have to fear such centrifugal strains on the Albanian power system when he quits the scene. But he seems alive to inevitable pressures from a younger generation calling for change. Albanian youth may not travel. But young Albanians are nonetheless exposed to some picture of a changing outside world. The proximity of Italian and Yugoslav radio and TV mean they are aware of events beyond their border - and, as this writer saw on two visits, they appear to enjoy the exposure. These thoughts - and the Yugoslav lesson - were probably in Hoxha's mind when , at the 1981 congress, he dwelled on the need to honorably retire old comrades and rejuvenate the leadership. Albanian diplomats insist, and recent pictures seem to show, that Hoxha remains in vigorous shape. But, with hand still on the helm, he has increasingly assumed the ''elder statesman'' role. And throughout this year, Mr. Alia has emerged as the man likely to take over when the time comes. He clearly ranks first among several younger men involved in the rejuvenation process. Like Mr. Hoxha, he is of Muslim parentage. He joined the Communists during the war while still at Tirana High School. Ironically, in light of latter-day relations, Alia fought with the partisans in Yugoslavia and was decorated by them. He rose rapidly in the party afterward: head of its youth organization until 1955, education minister for three years, a spell in foreign affairs, a secretary of the Central Committee and, after a year as candidate member, a full member of the Politburo in 1961. He has been regularly reelected to the Politburo ever since. This year Alia has had ever widening exposure as Hoxha's ''younger ego.'' He has been stumping the country, making speeches, and having, as the Albanian news media say, ''cheek by jowl'' talks with the people to explain policy, listening to their problems and about their work. Too little is known of internal Albanian trends to know if Alia is a ''moderate'' or intent on reform. But he sounds a younger note when he talks of progress into the 1990s. Albania, he told economic experts, had become a country ''without taxes and unemployment, with free education and medicare, a peaceful life (compared with the outside world) and a stable economy independent of aid from any quarter.'' But the future, he said, would require ''innovative thinking'' and ''new solutions.'' He is critical of outdated production practices (subsidizing lame-duck enterprises, for example), and says only modern technology can make the economy more cost-effective in producing higher quality and more profitable goods. In its own way, Albania has made progress. It has secured a basic equality in general living standards, albeit modest. A ''fortress'' economy has been relaxed , and trade ties strengthened, with most West European countries. But whether Hoxha's ''rejuvenation'' will lead to Alia's ''innovation'' and a still more open Albania remains a question. www.csmonitor.com/1983/1207/120730.html
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 2:48:52 GMT -5
You think I can find a Himarioti husband ? |
For sure...but not in Himara, those who remain there are bit to old for you ;D Better go in Athens, you will find them all there
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Post by bato2 on Aug 5, 2009 2:42:20 GMT -5
The tittle has nothing to do with this video...
ignorance kills
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 14:11:48 GMT -5
E titulluar “This is your day” (Kjo është dita jote), është kënga e fundit Alban Skënderajt, e cila duket se do të jetë në anglisht edhe nga vetë titulli. Sipas të fejuarës së tij, Miriam Cani, e cila i ka bërë të ditura këto detaje në Facebook, kënga më e fundit do të lançohet në datë 31 korrik në tre shtete, Gjermani, Austri dhe Zvicër.
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 13:28:41 GMT -5
First it isn't "efendiko"....its afentiko from the medieval adjective authentikos...lordly ... From this word(noun authentis) Turks have the word efendi...
And pronar comes from the medieval greek proniarios...the holder of a pronoia |
So enlighten me, Greeks use the Turkish word and we use the Greek word... isn't that bit funny?
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 11:12:55 GMT -5
Interesting to read some old Albanian
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 8:30:46 GMT -5
batis> "to press together" from slav.batiti |
babë>slav baba...you know babuska |
Albanian word for press is ShtypBabushka in russian means grandmather
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 7:49:02 GMT -5
I don't know where did you found all this crapp.. But i give you a translator and you can go word by word and search if you can find any similarities. Don't try to make a expert in a language you don't know and cannot speak babë - osnivač, tvorac, otac, predak (serbo-croatian) bagëti - ovca (serbo-croatian) baltë - blato, kal, kaljuga, mulj (serbo-croatian) banjë - klozet, kupatilo, nužnik, wc (serbo-croatian) batis - Not a Albanian word,search your sources begatë - napredan, uspešan (serbo-croatian) bejkë - Not a Albanian world belbicë - Not a Albanian word belcë - Not a Albanian word bërçik - Not a Albanian word bërtas - jauk, vrisak, nešto smešno [žarg.], vriska (serbo-croatian) bisedë - konverzacija, opštenje, razgovor (serbo-croatian) bisk - Not a Albanian word bistër - ^^^^^^^^ blehurë- ^^^^^^^ blude -^^^^^^^ bludë - ^^^^^^^ bolbë- ^^^^^^^^ branë ^^^^^^^ bravë - brana, ustava, brava, uvojak, kočnica, lokna, pramen(s-k) bravë - twice???(was your source drunk?) brazë - Not Albanian breg -obalni ,obala, primorje bullog - Not Albanian bushtër - kučka, kuja, žalba [žarg.], kučka [žarg.] (slavic) Here is some translators for you, perhaps you can learn some Albanian for real tho www.argjiro.net/fjalor/Serbian www.krstarica.com/dictionary/english-serbian/
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 6:51:47 GMT -5
Don't you get it we are where we are as Balkans because of Ottomans They were uncivilzed barbarian people. They didn't do any good to us, they were backward Put a line where ottomans couldn't invade and those countries are much advanced than Balkans . That is the reality! You are just a confused person without identity
STOP SPREADING TURKISH PROPAGANDA!
I will move this topic to Balkanoid Circus
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 2:52:46 GMT -5
you are welcome.. we are not a homophobic country ^ We will send albgayman to be your "personal" tourist guide ;D
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Post by bato2 on Aug 4, 2009 2:50:28 GMT -5
This guy has a identity problem, we were invaded for 500 years and he is glorifying the invaders how mor crazy can it be. To me is not a Albanian, he is just a Turk
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Post by bato2 on Aug 3, 2009 14:52:17 GMT -5
^ Turkish ar$$e lickers will be all time, I don't care i am Albanian and i hate Turks, they kept us in slavery for 500 years That building is just a ugly replica of what they left behind. Was many brave patriots to fight Ottoman hordes so you can speak Albanian today, but is to bad because you don't deserve to speak Albanian! I give you some taste of yr ancestors
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