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This state
has lost its mind
The leader of the Albanian opposition Sali Berisha in the conference
of the DP of Tirana, spoke hardly about the social communist government, not
only for the money cleansing of the terrorists of Al Qaeda by the chief
Mafioso Edi Rama, who form the seat of the mayor of Tirana is serving the
terror, and also about the fascist violence on the democrats. The Albanian
democrats are in serious danger. The activist of DP, Ermal
Alija, born on Shkodra in
May 6, 1982, is
one of those democrats, victims of violence and anarchy, where the secret
police, politically supported, takes revenge, puts them in the lists of
death. In those lists is first of all written the Albanian freedom and democracy,
suffering every day more these beats.
Such beats resulting in death were suffered by the family of the
democrat Ermal Alija.
Since the beginning of the democratic processes, his parents Adem Alija and Shpresa Alija, have given a
contribution on installing the democracy, while many times have been on the
target of the gangs, to be eliminated. This family had made up a little
business while the DP was on power, years ago, but the year 1997 brought back
on power the sons of communism, with violence, braking down the weapons depots,
totally destroying the Albanian army, becoming so an open burial where life
and death were almost one. Their business was destroyed. The family Alija had to pay unbearable bills to the gangs of a state
of anarchy, who attempted to kidnap their son, the democrat Ermal Alija. According to some
reliable sources we have, he was seriously threatened, right in the center of
the city. But right in the center of the city of Shkodra many
democrats have been fired. In the conditions of anarchy of an anarchist
state, Ermal Alija, just
like many other younger has no address today. This madness comes by the
insecurity of life, and even the attempts to take the life of those in
political opposition, who aspire freedom and progress. This is the Albanian
state, a so called state that has totally lost its mind.
Sokol Pepushaj
The violence
on the democrat Sejfullah Kraja
accuses…
Sejfullah Kraja comes from an anticommunist family.
His father Musa Kraja and his mother Bedrije Kraja, during the unparalleled
dictatorship of Enver Hoxha
were politically discriminated and deprived of the human rights and
liberties. Their properties and shops were sequestrated, and in 1960, while
he was still a child, only 16, they were interned in a village in the mountains
of Shkodra, living in a house made up of woods.
They had to work all the day as imprisoned just to have some cornbread to
eat, covered with plastic stuff and lying on rags. At the end of their
internment, in 1963 he was enlisted in the army in a work division as an
“enemy” of the people, and for two years of military service he was not
allowed to go home, even when his father died in 1964. He was one of the
first to give his contribution to pull down the red dictatorship since the
beginning of the democratic processes in Albania, just after the fall of
the Wall in Berlin.
On January 14, 1990,
when the bust of Stalin was pulled down and in December 13, 1990, in pulling down the monument of Enver Hoxha,
he was one of the organizers. In the first case Sejfullah
Kraja was arrested and tortured for 15 days, while
in the second, the worst, while about 300 people were arrested, Sejfullah was condemned of 15 years of prison with the
absurd accusation of “Illegal protests with the goal of violently pulling down
the people’s power”. Since then he is a member and activist of the political
anticommunist Association “13th
December 1990”. He is the father of Sejdiljan
Kraja, born on August 1, 1980 and Senada
Kraja, born on May 23, 1984. On April 2, 1991, when the people
of Shkodra protested for the stolen votes, while
the building of the Comity of the Party of Labor, the institutions of the
dictatorship, the Internal Branch, were burned up, the policemen left their
place and used violence on the protesting people, wounding 163 of them and
killing Arben Broci, Bujar Bishanaku, Nazmi Kryeziu and Besnik Ceka, who now are
martyrs of democracy. Irritated people, amongst who was Sejfullah
Kraja, broke the prisons of Shkodra
and joined the protest. His wife Bukurije Kraja (Belsia) was one of those
anticommunists who suffered the police violence. That same day many women and
children had been beaten. Ramiz Alia had commanded
for all the democrats to be killed. In 1991-1992, when the political
pluralism was allowed, Sejfullah Kraja is one sympathizing The Legality Movement Party. He
was convinced that His Majesty Leka I was could
take Albania
off the crisis. The leader of this party Ibrahim Sokoli
was his friend. As a member and activist of this anticommunist party he
wanted the realization of its program, as it was the return of the
properties, the return of the King in Albania etc. but the democratic party
was severe in its program, not tolerating, but making the legalists to
organize meetings, protests and strikes. On June 1992, before the election of
the president of Albania,
the legalists, and Sejfullah Kraja
with them, organized a powerful strike. The police intervened beating them,
and because of that Sejfullah Kraja
was forced to be treated in the hospital
of Shkodra,
in order to live. On October
10, 1993, Sejfullah became a member of
the Legality Movement Party. The legalists had requests even against
democrats on power, who were playing with the destiny of the nation, and
against the socialists in opposition who were the sons of the dictatorship.
But even in the DP there were menu spies, communists and people involved in
many crimes. In this way Albania
went toward the dark year 1997 when the socialists won the elections through
violence. In those elections the legalists demanded a referendum about the
form of government. Leka I comes in Albania on
April 1997, and till the elections of June 29, 1997 the King realized 200
meetings with the people all over Albania, especially in North, where was
also Sejfullah Kraja,
distinguished in those meetings. The Monarchy had won indeed, but the
Elections’ Commission, fearing the socialists as well as the democrats, gave
false results proclaiming the defeat of Monarchy. In July 3, 1997, in the “Skenderbej” square
of Tirana the legalists
led by the King protested against the stolen votes. The violence used caused
many wounds and even one dead. On July 9, 1997 Leka
I leaves Albania as an undesired person, while a few days later was condemned
with three years of prison for violent participation in protests. The
legalists are so on the target of the Albanian politics, especially the older
political opponents of the social communists, as it was the family of Sejfullah Kraja. In April 1997,
was burned up the shop of Sejfullah Kraja, where he worked with his wife and his son. In
February 1998, his house was burned up destroying everything he had done with
hard work. On January 1999 he was arrested and kept for 6 days isolated, for
unauthorized protests. In those days was arrested even his son and kept for 3
days isolated. There was an attempt to make up an accusation of
collaboration. The legalists in Albania have now alliance with
the democrats, republicans and those of the front, in order to pull the
communists down, while these are taking revenge. On December 25, 2000, masked people
kidnap him, but he fortunately could escape. On January 31, 2000, his son was arrested and
isolated for 20 days. In the elections of October 2000 the legalists and
those of the front made alliance in the United Right of Shkodra.
On February 10, 2001,
he was forced to send his wife and daughter away from Albania, to
save their life. He organizes activities to open a way to the return of the
King, while in the elections of June 24, 2001, his son was arrested, while he was living
hidden in the house of his cousin called Fadil Kraja. On February
14, 2001, there was organized a strike against the police
violence and the political arrest of many legalists, amongst who was also his
son. Sejfullah Kraja was
again arrested in this occasion for three days and was commanded to stay in Shkodra while his documents would be sent to the court
for illegal organization of protests. On February 14, 2001, after a meeting
with the leader of the legalists Mr. Ekrem Spahija, where it was made a discussion about the
alliance “Union for Victory”, for the elections of June 24, 2001, Sejfullah too made a speech, while near the house of his
cousin, where he was living hidden, he meets two persons coming out of a car
with no number plate, who call him by name and say they’ll kill him if he
doesn’t stop his propagation against them. One of them put his gun on his
head while the other beats leaving him lying down. The next day he makes this
known to the leader of his party Burhan Agri, who also is a friend of the journal “Shqipëria Etnike”. He and his
cousin called Afrim have no address since then.
Vasel Gilaj
Terror is
powerful in Albania
The violence in Albania now have become a
purpose, may be with a screenplay, as the law is powerless to stop it. The
violence is very dangerous to the life of honest and innocent people, to the
life of those who want freedom, democracy, and progress as worthy citizens of
the Albanian society. The violations are so much, causing every day new
wounds that will need a long time to heal; obviously if there will ever be a
state of law. There are low possibilities and the Albanian horizon is dark.
Two people called Altin and Arjan
Demaj have kidnapped the sister of a young guy
called Rajmond Smakaj,
born on August 4, 1991
in the Northern city of Shkodra. Because of this, in a
quarrel they kill even his father called Hasan Smakaj and his brother Arben Smakaj. As the lawin powerless,
while the revenge is transmitted by generations in the Albanian subconscious,
the killers, fearing his revenge, try to kill even Rajmond,
although he was terrorized and violated by this drama in his family. That’s
how harsh is the crime and the terror in this country where those who are
innocent, as it is the case of Rajmon Smakaj, are forced to leave Albania to live their life. The
danger is unpredictable in Albania.
The way is clear only to the gangs whom after violating, killing the
familiars, want to kill even those who are still alive.
Albert Vataj
The Serbs of Mitrovica want to kill Arben Mustali
He has done nothing. He is just an Albanian, while
the misfortune seams to follow the Albanians even for many years. The “guilt”
of this young guy, innocently smiling in the picture featuring this article,
is that he was born in Veçan, a village near the
divided city of Mitrovica,
on the other side of the river Iber. His name is Arben Riza Mustali.
He was born on September
30, 1971, and grew up in an Albanian environment, educated with
the best feelings of patriotism and love for his country. He had never
thought that someone would force him to leave his dear birthplace, the loved village of Veçan, where
he was born and grown up in the loving family Mustali.
For many years the Serb politics had programmed the evacuation of the
Albanians from their lands and their populations with Serbs in the northern
area of Mitrovica, the city rich of minerals in all
the ex-Yugoslavia. The pressure of the Serbs to make the Albanians leave
their land was high especially after 1998 when the inhabitants turned back at
their home, after the intervention of the armies of the alliance of NATO. By
the pressure and the violence used by the military Serb forces, and without
any strong support of the French police forces, in charge with the order in
the city of Mitrovica,
many families had been forced to leave their homes and go in other places of
Kosovo. To stop this painful hemorrhage, Arben Mustali appeals the Albanians to stay in their homes and
leave not the land of their ancestors to the Serbs. He resists the offerings
of money as well as the threats for his elimination and the ill treatment of
the other members of his family. In 2000, Arben was
mistreated by payed policemen of the Serb secret
service, while a few days after, his house in the village Veçan
was burned up.
Facing
these conditions, without home, married and with the life in serious danger, Arben is forced to leave his birthplace, to live in
another state where the law workes and the life and
freedom are protected. He cannot go anymore in the Mitrovica,
violently occupied by the Serbs, neither in his beloved Kosovo, as his name
is written in the black lists of the Serb secret service. He as well as many
others are sought to be killed because the Serbs want Mitrovica
and the whole Kosovo without Albanians.
Rifat Ymeri
Threatened by
the Kosovars in Gjakova, sought to be killed by the
Albanians in Shkodra!
His name is Fatmir Qazimi and was born in the city of Gjakova on March 24, 1972. The bad
luck of Fatmir starts since before he was born. His
father was married with Rabije, a peasant of
Bosnian nationality. This marriage is the cause of many troubles and
sufferings for the entire family.
The
citizens of Gjakova couldn’t forgive Qazim his marriage with a Bosnian woman and their hatred
for this family was increasing since then, so that they received many
anonymous letters with death threats. In these conditions of high pressure
and a serious danger for their life, in 1982, while Fatmir
was only 10 years old, Qazim along with his family
have to leave with great sorrow their birthplace to be established in Bardhaj near the northern city of Shkodra,
but there is no better luck for Qazim here than in
Kosovo. In the beginning of the ’90-s, with the start of the protests to
overthrow the dictatorship, Fatmir and his brother Maliq are at the head of the irritated people aspiring in
a free democratic state, what was included in the program of the democratic
progressive forces led by Sali Berisha.
The years 92-96, with the government of the DP have been the best and most
quiet years for the family of Fatmir, but even this
was over with the violent return on power of the former communists after the
bolshevist revolution of spring 1997. In June of that same year Fatmir was arrested twice and tortured in the police
station of Shkodra, as an opponent of the communist
“converted” in socialists. A haematoma in his lower
lip, in the left arm and a gash on his front are the clear testimony of the
violence used on Fatmir by the robot-policemen of
the Mafioso state. That same year some masked killers murder Maliq, Fatmir’s brother, in an
ambush. Yet they’re not full up, for after Maliq’s
death they send anonymous letters and threatening phone calls to Fatmir, in order to make him stop his political activity
supporting the Democratic Party in Shkodra. In this
case, while the life of Fatmir and his wife and the
entire family were seriously in danger he leaves Albania to go elsewhere, where
freedom and life are guaranteed. He cannot go back in the Albanian land: Threatened
by the Kosovars in Gjakova, sought to be killed by
the Albanians in Albania.
Rifat Ymeri
Many
democrats are missing; Altin Dashi
is one of them
Many people are missing in Albania just
like in Kosovo. The violence of the anarchist state, directed by the politics
has caused about 4600 Albanians murdered only in these last six years. The
democrat Altin Pashko Dashi, one of the activists of the DP, has no address
today. None knows either he is hidden, murdered or if he left Albania. He
was in the list of those to be killed by the gangs since the beginning of the
democratic processes in Albania.
On January 14, 1990,
when the bust of Stalin was pulled down and on December 13, 1990, pulling down that of Enver Hoxha, Altin was there where he suffered the violence of the
police of Ramiz Alia. The same violence was used on
him on April 2, 1991,
protesting against the stolen votes, as well as on September 14, 1998, in the funeral
of Azem Hajdari. In the
anarchy of 1997, Altin Dashi
was injured on his head, on the right side, thus he saved himself for a
miracle, while today he has no address.
Zog Hysenaj
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