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The democrats feel threat
by the Mafioso socialists on power!
“With us or
against us, there’s no other way!” is the slogan of the new communists, back
on power after the Bolshevik armed revolution of 1997. If there is somewhere
a little tolerance, this is not the case of Malësi
e Madhe, the northern area of Albania. For the sons
of the criminals of the 50-years long bloodthirsty regime of Enver Hoxha, it is too
difficult to forgive the inhabitants of this area the fact of organizing the
first anticommunist uprising in the whole Europe
after the Second World War, in January of 1945. Even though it was wildly
crushed down, it showed to the civilized world the highlanders said “No” to
communism, “No” to the Bolshevik red dictatorship. One of the patriotic
families opposing the new coming beast was the family Curaj
from Vuç-Kastrat of Shkreli,
a family that suffered continuously the persecution, violence and
discrimination of the Stalinist regime of Enver Hoxha. During the 46 years of dictatorship, the communist
state has used violence, imprisonments, internments and political pressures,
as well as depriving from the free movement and the liberty of instruction
for this family distinguished for nationalist activities as well as supporting
the former king Zog. This was the surrounding
ambience where grew up Jetmir Hasan
Curaj, born on August 8, 1970. Hasan,
his father, could educate his son to love the country, with the hope of a
better future. On March
20, 1991, Jetmir is admitted as a member
of the Democratic Party in Malësi e Madhe, since then effectively contributing to the victory
of the democratic forces led by the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha. He is very active
in the pluralist elections of March
31, 1991 and participates in the protests of April 2, 1991, organized in Shkodra, and for the very first time experienced the
violence of the police and the agonizing state. The victory of the democratic
forces brings back the hope and trust for the members of the family Curaj, making so possible for them during 1992-96 to have
an economical recovery and an involvement in the
daily life fearing not the police and other instruments of the democratic
state. But everything is over after the armed revolution of 1997, when the
sons of the ex communists are back on power. Even
though, the activity of Jetmir goes ahead
supporting the democratic forces, particularly to the candidate of the
Democratic Party in the local and parliamentary elections. This is the motive
he is put on target by the incriminated organs of the state. The ace of the
criminal acts against the young Jetmir Hasan Curaj is on September 14, 1998, when
he miraculously escapes death by the shots on the van of democrats coming
from Tirana, after the funeral of the deputy Azem Hajdari. Afterwards Jetmir and
his wife Gardalina are totally involved in
propagating in support to the democrat candidate in the elections of October 1, 2000, causing
them to bear further violence, insults and the threat of kidnapping his wife
and killing him. His wife Gardalina was a member of
the DP of her village Reç, since young, coming from
a persecuted family, activists of the Democratic Party. Facing this, Jetmir and his wife Gardalina
are forced to leave their country, while the blind forces in power vent their
anger on Gardalina’s brother in Reç,
imprisoning and torturing him, with the accusation of cultivating narcotic
plants, intentionally confusing it with the industrial plants, although this
was a problem solved in the farmers favor, by the
intercession of the Britannic Embassy in Tirana. Gardalina’s
brother is still living hidden, fearing the gangs on power, still ruling with
an iron hand in Albania. The democrats are still threat by the Mafioso
socialists on power.
Rifat
Ymeri
Blood-feud threatens the
life of Iliran Tyli
One of the acute social problems of Albania is the
phenomenon of blood-feud. This comes as an inability of the state and because
the law is not working. The Canon of almost 600 years ago is making the
regulator of the Albanian life. Ilirian Tyli is one of many, from the northern city of Shkodra.
Edmond Tyli, Ilirian’s brother, has wounded the citizen Pashuk Marku, coming from the
villages around. This happened on June 24, 2000, motivated by a conflict of property. The
uncontrolled demographic movements have brought heavy consequences causing
many victims. Pashuk Marku
wanted to build up a house in the property of the family Tyli
who had a regular legal documentation of their property as we could
ascertain. But who considers the laws in Albania?! The state itself is
breaking them, giving ground to conflicts. It is painful to write that after
this, three Tyli families are forced to live shut
in, as the family Marku has prepared their guns.
This was also made known to the Mission of
Reconciliation, but no results came yet. Ilirian Tyli and his family are in serious danger.
Albert Vataj
A serious racial incident
In north Albania wondering phenomenon are causing
murders. Life and human rights are not protected by law. Behold how paradox
sounds the incident we considered important to write about in on of the most prestigious Albanian journals, the “Shqipëria Etnike”:
A citizen from Shkodra,
called Blerim Ali Çela,
born on March 3, 1985,
almost a child and guiltless, risks his life. Why, would you ask, what has
done this young boy? His father, Ali Çela had
killed two people in 2001. All started as a conflict for different political
convictions, but the two victims had beaten Ali Çela
some time ago, insulting him for his colored skin.
After this incident of racial background, the family Çela
is shut in, to escape the revenge of the family of the victims. Ali Çela goes out after a few days and the family of the
victims kills him. But it is not the end yet. Today, Blerim
Çela, the son of Ali, a guiltless child is
suffering living shut in, having his life in danger, though the Mission of
Reconciliation is working on this. That’s the way it goes when the state
shuts up.
Vasel
Gilaj
His life is in danger if
back in his country
 The
life of the true democrats, those who sustained the frail Albanian democracy
during the ’90’s, is insecure in their country.
Njac Ndrekë Paloka, born on March 21, 1961, from Berdica
of Shkodra, was one of the pillars in installing
the democracy in the northern region. Since January 1991, Njac
is a member of the DP and one of its most zealous activists. His and his
family took part in the first anticommunist
movements on January 14,
1990, December
13, 1990 and April
2, 1991. Njac Paloka
was member of the organizing group of the Democratic Party in the villages of
Berdica. Since 1991 till 2001 he was commissioner
of the DP in the elections’ centers, as well as
member of the electoral group for the deputy Valentin
Palaj during the elections of June 24, 2001 as well as in those of
the local elections in 2000. Njac came from a
family persecuted by the Albanian orthodox-communist regime. His grandfather
Lush Paloka was fired by the communists on January
1945, for participating in the first anticommunist
uprising in Europe. Life became unbearable even for Njac,
after the Bolshevik-communist revolution of 1997. In every step and movement
he did, he was under the surveillance and pressure of the police and the
Albanian secret services. In many cases he was openly menaced by armed
people, and the same bad destiny was for his family. In these conditions of
the red terror, that caused the death even to the deputy Azem
Hajdari, the life of Njac
Paloka became unbearable in his country, forcing
him to leave out of his will toward the USA. In the actual state of our
country, the life of Njac Paloka
is insecure, if he comes back, because of the dark forces who keep on
terrorizing the true democrats.
Sokol
Pepushaj
State terror on the
democrat Julian Laca
The Albanian politics was named degenerate by the
leader of the Albanian opposition, the former President of the Republic, Sali Berisha. There’s no other
name to give this state as the violence and repression on the democrats are
endless. The member and activist of the Democratic Party, Julian Zef Laca, who gave a
contribution as a member of the Youth Forum of this party, was put on the
target of the communist persecutors like many other Albanians. The police, as
a blind tool in the hands of crime, has done inhuman acts on this democrat
like on many others, who have been killed, imprisoned or forced to leave
Albania, by beating them or supervising them, as they did with the phone of
doctor Berisha, or the arrest of the spokesman of
DP, Edi Paloka. This is an accusation to the state
that is enlarging the dictatorship against democrats who want a free Albania.
Julian Laca, forced to
live hidden as his life is in danger, has given a contribution to the
Democratic Party in the local elections of October 1, 2000, as well as in
June 24, 2001, in the parliamentary elections.
In the elections of June 24, 2001, he was part of the electoral
team of the deputy Valentin Palaj
and now is the leader of the Youth Forum for the DP in municipality of Dajç. These persons should be regarded respectfully
giving them free space in politics and not persecuted. These are the forms
that prevent Albania to become a member of EU.
Sokol
Pepushaj
A conflict forces seven
families to live shut in
He is old, born on August 31, 1948, father of three children.
His name is Ramadan Brahimaj and he is from Grizha of the northern city of Shkodra.
He is living shut in because of blood-feud. This came after a conflict with
political background. It happened on December 16, 1999, when Bajram
Brahaj, Ramadan’s brother was beaten by two people
in a bar of the district “Partizani” in the city of
Shkodra. He was then hospitalized and had a surgery
intervention in the hospital of Shkodra. After
being healed, a few months later decides to take revenge, according to the
Albanian Canon. Bajram Brahaj,
on March 5, 2000,
killes the two persons who had beaten him and the
tragedy goes on. Ramadan Brahaj with his family and
seven other families Brahaj are forced to live shut
in and to ask the intervention of the Mission of Reconciliation, even their work
is not giving any result yet.
Zef
Nika
The Albanians spread all
over the world, while the communists are decieving
all over Europe
The northern area of Albania is being abandoned
mostly by the youth, those who give hope and life to our country. They’re
leaving for a better and democratic European life, so much dreamed by
generations.
This beautiful “dream” flourished after 1992, but
faded in the dark year 1997, when the “new” communists came back on power
with Bolshevik methods, keeping the power just like their fathers.
Facing this miserable life, many people from Malësia have chosen the way of emigration, leaving their
country with great pain and tears. They are many if counted, but I want to
tell about two young democrats, the couple Celaj
from Hoti in the municipality of Kastrat of M. Madhe. Their
persecution is endless. Since the first years of communism, their families
have been facing the communist persecution expressed in internments,
imprisonments, firings, expropriations, deprived of all the rights, as
considered a dangerous family for the communism, and now for the socialism.
For this same reason, the son of the family Celaj, Gjergj Fran Celaj from Hot,
born on 1969, after the fall of the Wall in Berlin, along with his anticommunist friends, started to organize protests
against the dictatorial state of almost half a century. Mr.
Gjergj is distinguished as an organizer in the
protests against the murders by the boarder on June 16, 1990, as well as in the first
celebration of the Catholic mass in Shkodra on December 4, 1990, as well
as in the pulling down of the dictator on December 13, 1990, in Shkodra.
Even though the communist kept silent at that time, they were writing
everything down, so that they could start searching for the organizers of those
protests, arrests and murders took place, performed by the security of state.
To escape this, Mr. Gjergj
Celaj was forced to flee in Yugoslavia (Belgrade)
on January 3, 1991,
where he stayed in the camps of the UN until July 8, 1993, when Europe made sure the
democracy was being established led by the Democratic Party building up a
European life. Coming back from Belgrade, Mr. Gjergj worked as a member of the Police Department of Shkodra in October 3, 1993. He did his job properly, respecting the
laws of the democratic state and was particularly distinguished in defending
the democratic state during 1997 from the communist gangs and the
international Mafia. He kept on working in the police even after 1997, until September 16, 1999, time
when he was dismissed because of his uncompromised work fighting the gangs
and criminals, mostly part of the Socialist Party. He was also menaced at
this time as this was only the beginning, for if he was to be involved in the
opposition in general, particularly in the Democratic Party, he would had
suffered more than his forerunners, who were imprisoned, fired, interned and
expropriated by the communists. Mr. Gjergj was also told that his wife Alma Nush Celaj came from a family
considered an enemy of the communism. Alma’s family (Malaj,
in her childhood), just like the Celaj family was
fired, interned and expropriated, so they would suffer even worse now, they
said. The couple Celaj however were members of the
Democratic Party, and very active in their anticommunist
propaganda, being particularly distinguished in the two elections’ campaigns,
the locals of October 1, 2000 and the Parliamentary of June 24, 2001. Thanks
to their propaganda, both elections were won by the candidates of the
Democratic Party. This made the socialists go crazy, so they organized all
their gangs in police uniforms, especially those of the secret police named
ISS, to take revenge on the democrats of Malësi.
They stood still, but most of them paid with their life and that of their
families. One of the families in danger was the family Celaj,
many times threatened by the socialist gangs with anonymous phone-calls, and
many times sought in their home to be arrested or…, until the day they
decided to leave by any means Malësi and Albania,
with great pain and tears… And Malësi says: May the
Lord bless those sons of mine, spread all over the world… yet not for they
fault.
Ndue
Bacaj
The ex
member of the Democratic Party is arrested in the Airport of Rinas
The Albanian opinion is being informed these last
days about the activity of the ISS. It was the Premier Fatos
Nano who accused Fatos Klosi,
the former chief of the ISS. By this accusation, many persons in charge were
dismissed and the chief is under investigation by the organs of the
Prosecutor, according to the article 148, point 1 of the Constitution, as it
is the Prosecutor to take charge of the investigations. The Albanian
Parliament has also put together a commission of investigation about the
activity of ISS, conducted by Ngjela. After a
voluminous work discovering important documents, it was proved that great
administrative offences were made. Particular persons were trailed because of
their political convictions, although they didn’t do anything harmful to the
sovereignty of the country. Under a great pressure, agents of ISS threat the
freedom of people in unjustified arrests, in the name of the organized crime
of illegal emigration. We come to know that in the Rinas
Airport was arrested the ex member of the
Democratic Party, Hil Shllaku
from the village Darragjat of Shkodra.
According to the fonts we had, he was arrested by the agents of ISS as soon
as he stepped down in the Airport “Nënë Tereza” of Rinas. By some
information we were given, Hil Shllaku
came in Albania for his wife was sick at the hospital and he had to take care
of his little twins. Mr. Hil
Shllaku was one of the first members of the
Organization 2 April in Shkodra. He was a devoted
member of the DP. According to some information from the DP Seat, the forces
of ISS had tried to arrest him even before he left Albania to Italy. Certain
deputies of the Socialist Party are protecting the agents of ISS in order to
attack their political opposition.
Zef
Nika
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