(Sul carattere criminale della classe dirigente che i paesi NATO hanno imposto agli abitanti del Kosovo, regalandogli persino uno "Stato"-mafia, ricordiamo i libri disponibili in lingua italiana:
Giuseppe Ciulla e Vittorio Romano
Lupi nella nebbia
Jaca Book 2010
Lupi nella nebbia
Jaca Book 2010
Antonio Evangelista
LA TORRE DEI CRANI. Kosovo 2000-2004
Editori Riuniti 2007
LA TORRE DEI CRANI. Kosovo 2000-2004
Editori Riuniti 2007
Sandro Provvisionato
Uck: l'armata dell'ombra.
L'esercito di liberazione del Kosovo. Una guerra tra mafia, politica e terrorismo
Gamberetti 2000
Uck: l'armata dell'ombra.
L'esercito di liberazione del Kosovo. Una guerra tra mafia, politica e terrorismo
Gamberetti 2000
Maggiori informazioni alla nostra pagina: https://www.cnj.it/documentazione/kosova.htm )
http://english.ruvr.ru/2010/06/05/9145070.html
Voice of Russia - June 6, 2010
Kosovo: drugs for Europe
Two years ago a joke was being circulated on the Runet [Internet] that a heroin producer has recognized its distributor’s independence. It was about Afghanistan, which was the first to recognize the independence of the Serbian province of Kosovo which had illegally separated from Yugoslavia.
Kosovo has since become a transit point for drugs channelled from Asia to Europe.
A Serbian military analyst and an authoritative expert on the situation in Kosovo, Milovan Drecun, says that, according to the Europol and Interpol, the largest amount of heroin is delivered to Europe from Afghanistan via Kosovo. According to some estimates, some 65% of all the world’s heroin is channeled through the former Serbian province; while 90% of all drugs that reach Europe are shipped via Kosovo.
According to the Canadian detective Stewart Kellock, the Albanian drug mafia operates with the connivance of the United States. Mr. Kellock said in an interview that US diplomats prevent the detention in Kosovo of notorious drug traffickers.
The Canadian detective also confirmed that Kosovo’s current Prime Minister Hashim Thaci leads the biggest Albanian mafia clan.
According to KFOR secret reports, the clan owns three illegal labs to process heroin. People involved in drug smuggling into Kosovo hold state offices of great importance in the province, says the Serbian military analyst Milovan Drecun in a radio interview with the Voice of Russia, and elaborates:
The media talks about the ties that exist between the American military in Kosovo and the local drug dealers, but is it really so?
Officially, the Americans are working hard to stamp out heroin production in Afghanistan, but in reality they, namely the CIA, are using the proceeds from the drug trade, including the illegal drug traffic to Kosovo from Afghanistan which is facilitated mainly via the Bondsteel Base [Camp Bondsteel], to replenish their secret coffers, at least that’s what American newspapers have recently been writing about, Milovan Drecun reports.
Other reports mention a U.S. connection with a member of the terrorist Kosovo Liberation Army and a close friend of Kosovo Premier Hashim Thaci who are believed to have been smuggling up to 150 kilos of heroin and cocaine at a time. These criminals were chummy with a café owner close to the Bondsteel Base and were doing business with the American officers there, Milovan Drecun adds.
All this means that, with the help of Western patrons, Kosovo has been turned into a breeding ground for all kinds of drug dealers and other criminals. Or, as Alexis Troud from the Paris-based International Academy of Geopolitics famously said, “A criminal zone run by the Albanian mafia.”
Voice of Russia - June 6, 2010
Kosovo: drugs for Europe
Two years ago a joke was being circulated on the Runet [Internet] that a heroin producer has recognized its distributor’s independence. It was about Afghanistan, which was the first to recognize the independence of the Serbian province of Kosovo which had illegally separated from Yugoslavia.
Kosovo has since become a transit point for drugs channelled from Asia to Europe.
A Serbian military analyst and an authoritative expert on the situation in Kosovo, Milovan Drecun, says that, according to the Europol and Interpol, the largest amount of heroin is delivered to Europe from Afghanistan via Kosovo. According to some estimates, some 65% of all the world’s heroin is channeled through the former Serbian province; while 90% of all drugs that reach Europe are shipped via Kosovo.
According to the Canadian detective Stewart Kellock, the Albanian drug mafia operates with the connivance of the United States. Mr. Kellock said in an interview that US diplomats prevent the detention in Kosovo of notorious drug traffickers.
The Canadian detective also confirmed that Kosovo’s current Prime Minister Hashim Thaci leads the biggest Albanian mafia clan.
According to KFOR secret reports, the clan owns three illegal labs to process heroin. People involved in drug smuggling into Kosovo hold state offices of great importance in the province, says the Serbian military analyst Milovan Drecun in a radio interview with the Voice of Russia, and elaborates:
The media talks about the ties that exist between the American military in Kosovo and the local drug dealers, but is it really so?
Officially, the Americans are working hard to stamp out heroin production in Afghanistan, but in reality they, namely the CIA, are using the proceeds from the drug trade, including the illegal drug traffic to Kosovo from Afghanistan which is facilitated mainly via the Bondsteel Base [Camp Bondsteel], to replenish their secret coffers, at least that’s what American newspapers have recently been writing about, Milovan Drecun reports.
Other reports mention a U.S. connection with a member of the terrorist Kosovo Liberation Army and a close friend of Kosovo Premier Hashim Thaci who are believed to have been smuggling up to 150 kilos of heroin and cocaine at a time. These criminals were chummy with a café owner close to the Bondsteel Base and were doing business with the American officers there, Milovan Drecun adds.
All this means that, with the help of Western patrons, Kosovo has been turned into a breeding ground for all kinds of drug dealers and other criminals. Or, as Alexis Troud from the Paris-based International Academy of Geopolitics famously said, “A criminal zone run by the Albanian mafia.”
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