scandal Kosovo Ciulla and Joseph Vittorio Romano - 11/05/2010 L'Espresso
spoken little of Kosovo. Few and evil. This legitimate child of the "humanitarian war" Clinton, Blair and D'Alema is just too embarrassing. A memory uncomfortable for them Completion of the intellectuals and who gave their blessing to the bombers and cluster bombs.
Occasionally, however, some news coming from that fake-state - an American colony in the Balkans that the government has contracted directly with criminal organizations.
that you can read the article below, published in L'Espresso on May 4, talks about the trafficking of organs and drugs that refer directly to the government in Pristina, but also the murder of many opponents.
The clan of the former prime minister and involved in murders. Organ trafficking and drugs. The UN knew and covered up. The documents now show some variety
Pristina on 2 June for the first time Kosovo will send a representative to the EU-Balkan conference in Sarajevo, and Western governments are ready to welcome him with the ultimate objective: the entry of Pristina in the European Union. What the ambassadors will pretend not to know is that after the bombing of 1999 the United Nations has entrusted the entire State of the mafia.
The tests are in a room on the first floor of the Prosecutor of Pristina from dozens of folders with a rubber band tied around and the word "closed". Are filed by prosecutors investigating the UN December 8, 2008, twenty-four hours before leaving Kosovo in the hands of Europeans.
In March 2009 an official of EULEX, the European Commission which administers the country, enters the room and starts to browse the files. In his hands the case ends HPQ 215/2002, or rather a fragment of that process which he sees as the only accused Ramush Haradinaj, former Kosovo Prime Minister and current leader of the AAK. He is charged with assaulting his troops together with the house of a rival clan of Kalashnikov shots.
"The evidence is overwhelming in the dossier," reveals the official, "there are photos, testimony, cases and even traces of the blood of the aggressors." On 26 September 2002 binder that was sent by the courts to the public prosecutor of UN Pec and Decani forgotten there for seven years. "The United Nations," the official added, "have covered up i processi contro i politici e passato solo 35 faldoni ai giudici europei». Le prove del lavoro di copertura dei crimini da parte dell'Onu sono pubblicate nel libro "Lupi nella nebbia". Ci sono i rapporti di intelligence nei quali si spiega che Haradinaj è il principale trafficante di eroina del Paese, il suo ruolo nell'omicidio di testimoni scomodi o di poliziotti che indagavano sui suoi affari, e soprattutto le prove che le Nazioni Uniti erano perfettamente a conoscenza di aver affidato il Kosovo nella mani di una delle più feroci costole della mafia albanese.
Le indagini insabbiate non riguardano solo Haradinaj. Un'inchiesta coinvolge Lufti Dervishi, fedelissimo del premier Hashim Thaqi. Nel 2005 gli inquirenti Onu hanno la possibilità to stop the trafficking of organs from hundreds of millions of dollars, confidential documents show that the financiers of the UN had discovered Excessive blood supply to some private clinics that were operating in Pristina, in particular the Medicus Dervishi where he worked as a primary. The report concluded that "the high number of requests sent to the Centre for blood transfusions," the need for controls. The shadow of organ trafficking was on the papers asking the UN to continue investigations. "Instead we got here by accident," said the Prosecutor Francesco Mandoo "A turkish citizen who is a kidney had been removed unconscious Pristina airport and gave us a confession. "
handcuffs as well as taking Dervishi, including two other people and the clinic is closed. It triggered a political earthquake and the judiciary. "From our investigation, the traffic is detected at least five cases," adds Mandoo. "We are assessing other 25. In Kosovo, there's hundreds of unfortunate people from countries like Turkey or Kazakhstan, get ready to grub up their bodies for a few thousand euro. To pay are rich men and Western women. Everything happens in Pristina, with the complicity of local politicians. Dervishi is a man of Thaqi.
In Kosovo there is no man in a key position not covered by the clan. A bond almost familistic, KLA heritage, the Army of liberation. During the war these men criminal activity to finance the resistance, now acting on behalf of former leaders, consolidate power, finance election campaigns, buy or kill opponents. The Mayor of Skenderaj Lustaku Sami is a man of Thaqi. According to an OSCE report is "a member of the terrorist AKSK and involved in numerous criminal activities." On 14 November 2005 in the presence of three police officers, the mayor-soldier threatens to kill a judge who is performing the eviction of two rooms. The report is a harsh indictment to the United Nations. Reveals that Lustaku is felt to be intercepted by investigators, showed that a UN Commissioner blocks una perquisizione nella casa di Lushtaku per il rischio di «destabilizzare il Kosovo» e per paura di trovare le prove del coinvolgimento di Lushtaku in altri crimini.
Il documento sottolinea come questo «metterebbe ufficiali di alto livello dell'Onu in una brutta posizione ». «La questione che solleva più preoccupazioni», si legge, «è il fatto che l'interferenza con il lavoro dei giudici da parte di funzionari delle Nazioni Unite non è un caso isolato, piuttosto sembra essere una pratica utilizzata da lungo tempo». E cita altri due casi in cui ordini di perquisizione non sono mai stati eseguiti e in cui indagini per crimini anche più gravi rispetto a quelli imputati a Lushtaku sono state «seriamente prevented the UN from the top. " The OSCE document points the finger at the former number two of the United Nations Steven Schook, the current political advisor Haradinaj. According to the report, in 2006 Schook decides that all the investigations that could "destabilize" Kosovo shall have its permission. It's not over. Investigators in Europe these days are listening to the confessions of Bllaca Nazim, a Secret Service agent's premier Thaqi that he has accused of the murder of 17 political opponents. It should not be difficult to guess who has worked on behalf of the killer Bllaca.
ambassador will be more difficult to find some interested to hear the story of ten years of UN administration. The anni in cui trafficanti, assassini e mafiosi si sono presi il Kosovo.
