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Albania: From Soros to Blair · UK Column Radio

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Speaker 1: Okay, so this afternoon I have a feeling that this
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Speaker 1: afternoon is going to fly by.
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Speaker 2: I am.
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Speaker 1: You know, all the speakers make a tremendous contribution to
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Speaker 1: a v and you know, I don't I put a
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Speaker 1: little bit of thought into the scheduling, obviously, but even
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Speaker 1: with beyond that, they're all seems to be a natural flow.
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Speaker 1: And I think you're going to see how that unfolds
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Speaker 1: through the remaining speakers, and it's all going to be
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Speaker 1: pieces of the Duke saw that will complete that picture.
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Speaker 1: And AlSi is XY was introduced to me by Patrick Henningson.
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Speaker 1: They actually met at a conference in Tehran, I believe
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Speaker 1: about five in Palestine. I came from the conference on
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Speaker 1: Palestine in Tehran. Yeah, and so Patrick suggested to me that,
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Speaker 1: you know, he'd seen Olsie speak and he said, I
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Speaker 1: can absolutely recommend that you're going to want him to
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Speaker 1: speak at an Avy event. And I mean, I'm going
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Speaker 1: to be honest, and I'm going to tell you that
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Speaker 1: I hear that many many times through the year. And
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Speaker 1: you know, people make recommendations, and you know it's a
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Speaker 1: tough it's a tough call. But I spent what about
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Speaker 1: forty five minutes or so on the phone with Olcy,
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Speaker 1: and there was no hesitation. I mean after forty five minutes.
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Speaker 1: Even before then, I'd made my mind that that the
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Speaker 1: AVY audience absolutely need to hear what ilsees Xy has
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Speaker 1: to say. So it's tremendous pleasure. He's come all away
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Speaker 1: from Taranta in Albania to be with us for the weekend,
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Speaker 1: and it really is a tremendous pleasure to welcome him
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Speaker 1: to the AV platform.
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Speaker 2: Hello everybody, my name is Alsine and as you already understand,
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Speaker 2: I'm not a native English speaker, so I hope you
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Speaker 2: will pardon my French as you say. And my presentation
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Speaker 2: is today mainly about this nice guy that he behaves
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Speaker 2: himself as a supreme leader or as a kind of
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Speaker 2: his majesty in my home country, which is Albania. And
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Speaker 2: this other guy is our present prime minister. So this
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Speaker 2: is a picture from the year twenty thirteen when mister
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Speaker 2: Tony Blair got a new position in Albania as a
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Speaker 2: chief advisor to our government. So as you can understand,
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Speaker 2: they are here in a cabinet meeting. I'll show you
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Speaker 2: later on a picture with all our government ministers and
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Speaker 2: mister Blair is giving his Holy fatwass or. Since he's
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Speaker 2: a Catholic, I'd say his Holy Bullah's religious verdicts to
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Speaker 2: our government for obedience and compliance. So the title of
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Speaker 2: my presentation is from SROs to Blair pillaging the wealth
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Speaker 2: of Nations. I'm going to explain what is going on
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Speaker 2: is a number of nations in Eastern Europe, and not
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Speaker 2: only Albania. And in a way to make you understand
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Speaker 2: why we Albanians, Ukrainians, Romanians and so forth like so
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Speaker 2: much to leave our beautiful home countries and come and
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Speaker 2: invade your beautiful England and Great Britain. By the way,
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Speaker 2: so here's the map. This is Albania, this is Macedonia.
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Speaker 2: All this origion here was part of the former Republic
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Speaker 2: of Yugoslavia. Here's Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and so forth. And
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Speaker 2: here is Greece, and here is Italy. Now, as you
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Speaker 2: might know, until the year nineteen nineties ninety one, we
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Speaker 2: were part of the Eastern bloc of the socialist countries,
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Speaker 2: and in the time most of us had a much
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Speaker 2: better life than we have nowadays. We had free health care,
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Speaker 2: free housing provided by the governments. We had secure jobs
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Speaker 2: and life was not as difficult as it is nowadays.
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Speaker 2: But what happened. We have a number of major events
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Speaker 2: that happened in the history of Europe. In nineteen nineties,
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Speaker 2: we have the beginning of the destruction of the Soviet Bloc.
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Speaker 2: The events started in Albania. We have anti communist protests
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Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty nine. In Soviet Union we had Perestroika
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Speaker 2: and Glasnos to major reforms by which the Soviet leadership
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Speaker 2: tried to reform the Soviet system. And then we had
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Speaker 2: explosion of massive popular revolves from Romania which culminated with
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Speaker 2: the killing of the president of the country, Chechsco in
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Speaker 2: nineteen eighty nine. Then we have the resignation of Gorbachev
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Speaker 2: in nineteen In December nineteen ninety one, the creation of
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Speaker 2: the Russian Federation and Albania as part of the Communist
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Speaker 2: Block that it was was going to follow the major
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Speaker 2: changes that happened. So in nineteen ninety we have the
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Speaker 2: Communist government which we tried to reform the system. Because
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Speaker 2: I have to explain something, even though we had free
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Speaker 2: health care, a guaranteed job and free housing, the life
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Speaker 2: was not as pleasant in the Communist Bloc. We had
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Speaker 2: massive censorship. Of course, we didn't have the big brother
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Speaker 2: society that you have here in UK, where even when
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Speaker 2: you go in the park there is a camera watching you.
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Speaker 2: We had more primitive spies. We were following us and
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Speaker 2: taking notes and sometimes even lying about what we were doing.
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Speaker 2: So we have a number of protests which in nineteen
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Speaker 2: ninety two led to the dissolution of the People's Republic
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Speaker 2: of Albania and we have the creation of the Republic
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Speaker 2: of Albania. Then, after the collapse of communism, our great friends,
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Speaker 2: the Americans, came in the country and they told us
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Speaker 2: that we had to destroy our state. This is James Baker,
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Speaker 2: Secretary of State, who came in who came in Albania
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Speaker 2: in ninety one, if I'm not wrong, this is the
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Speaker 2: major square of Tirana, and in his famous speech that
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Speaker 2: he held Inania's capital, among others, he told to us,
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Speaker 2: the Albanians, that we had to destroy all the economy
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Speaker 2: of our country. Albania was a self sufficient economy. We
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Speaker 2: were producing everything in our country, from shoes to tractors.
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Speaker 2: We had a fantastic agriculture, We had factories and our
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Speaker 2: people were all employed. And of course we had a
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Speaker 2: very good health system. Of course it was not as
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Speaker 2: modern as the standards are nowadays, but it was good
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Speaker 2: for the time. But with the coming of the Americans,
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Speaker 2: and I want to remind you that this is the
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Speaker 2: time when soon after we have the first goal for
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Speaker 2: the first war against Iraq, and we have George Bush,
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Speaker 2: the first the American President, who said, now we live
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Speaker 2: in an era of a new world order. So this
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Speaker 2: new world order, which was reshaping itself in the Middle East,
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Speaker 2: what's showing its results even in Eastern Europe. So here
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Speaker 2: we have James Baker who comes to Albania and who
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Speaker 2: tells to our leadership that for us to be fully
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Speaker 2: embraced by the free, liberal, democratic, capitalist West, we had
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Speaker 2: to destroy our factories. We had to destroy our economy.
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Speaker 2: We had to burn our greenhouses. We had to steal
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Speaker 2: the glasses from greenhouses and to send them to our home.
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Speaker 2: We had to go into factories which were public factories
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Speaker 2: owned by the workers and put them in fire. This
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Speaker 2: is what happened in our country from ninety one to
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Speaker 2: ninety six. There was a massive looting. People who until
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Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one were teachers, we doctors, were soldiers, were
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Speaker 2: farm workers from ninety one to ninety four. They were
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Speaker 2: very happy because they were stealing what they had built before.
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Speaker 2: And the slogan of the time was we have to
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Speaker 2: destroy them because James Baker promised us a blank check.
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Speaker 2: This is what he said, will America will give you
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Speaker 2: a blank check and you'll build everything from the beginning.
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Speaker 2: But what happened is people suddenly understood that there is
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Speaker 2: no blank chack coming from the US and they were
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Speaker 2: left jobless. And what did they do next. I don't
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Speaker 2: know how many of you have seen these pictures. These
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Speaker 2: are pictures of a part of Durazzo Duras in Albania
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Speaker 2: where Albanians who were very poor, impoverished, jumped on ferries
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Speaker 2: and they escaped to Italy, and from Italy they came
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Speaker 2: to Britain as well. What happened with the Albanians happened
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Speaker 2: with Ukrainians, with Romanians, Bulgarians, many Russians, Serubs and what
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Speaker 2: have you. However, if in Albania the distraction of the
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Speaker 2: country was very quick in some other countries, like in Yugoslavia,
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Speaker 2: where the Yugoslavs, in contrast to was sorry in Albania,
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Speaker 2: had a half socialist health capitalist system. The destruction of
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Speaker 2: the economy went slow, and you didn't see, sorry as
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Speaker 2: many Serbs to leave their country as the Albanians did. Now,
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Speaker 2: after the destruction of our economy, many Albinions became as
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Speaker 2: probably maybe many of you might remember, very violent criminals,
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Speaker 2: drug dealers, traffickers who were selling Romanian, Albanian Moldovian prostitutes
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Speaker 2: in western capitals and people started to make a lot
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Speaker 2: of money. What happened next was we had pyramid schemes
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Speaker 2: installed in the country in nineteen ninety six, were people
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Speaker 2: were lured into those Ponzi schemes and we're told that
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Speaker 2: if you give us one thousand dollars after a month,
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Speaker 2: I'll give you two thousand. If you give us two
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Speaker 2: thousand after a month, I'll give you four thousand. This
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Speaker 2: thing happened while the Americans were fully controlling Albania. I mean,
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Speaker 2: since the collapse of communism in our country. Almost every
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Speaker 2: prime minister that we have, every government minister that we
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Speaker 2: have before being elected, doesn't get permission from Her Majesty,
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Speaker 2: the Queen of London, but from the American ambassador who
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Speaker 2: sits in Tirana. He's our supreme leader. I mean, we
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Speaker 2: don't worship him like North Koreans worship their leaders, but
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Speaker 2: we fear him. So we had the pyramid schemes and
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Speaker 2: we have a civil war in the country which lasts
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Speaker 2: from ninety six to ninety eight. In this time we
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Speaker 2: have the breakdown of the state. Albania in the way
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Speaker 2: became like Syria nowadays. But of course we didn't have
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Speaker 2: jab that are in Nustra and Isis and what have you,
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Speaker 2: since Albanians were theologically too inferior to understand this kind
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Speaker 2: of Islamic terminology. But we have other bands of simple
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Speaker 2: criminals who, of course they had the same kalashnikovs that
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Speaker 2: abubak or Albaghdadi and other terrorists have nowadays in Syria.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, much of the weaponry that Syrian
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Speaker 2: and Libyan terrorists have nowadays have come from Albania. So
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Speaker 2: even though our criminals they had the same weapons as
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Speaker 2: the terrorists had have today in Libya, they were not
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Speaker 2: ideologically motivated or for example, when they were killing each other,
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Speaker 2: they were not saying Allahu Akbar, but they were simply
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Speaker 2: killing each other. And that's it. Now, after the cows
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Speaker 2: that many journalists and analysts in Albania and outside believe
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Speaker 2: that was orchestrated by the Americans. During the time of
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Speaker 2: the Cows we have the breakdown of the Albanian state.
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Speaker 2: We didn't have a government for many months country. The
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Speaker 2: country was split into South and North and Tirana the
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Speaker 2: capital being on its own, like we have today Syria
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Speaker 2: or iraqu Withsuni Istan, Kurdistan, Seti Istan. And during this
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Speaker 2: Cows that was created in the country, we had a
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Speaker 2: massive flow of weapons towards kossov Yugoslavia could not complain
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Speaker 2: about it for a simple reason because Albania was not
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Speaker 2: a state. Where were they going to complain. Albania didn't
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Speaker 2: have any government, so we had a massive flow of
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Speaker 2: weapons and fighters into Yugoslavia, who in ninety eight they
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Speaker 2: launched the war with the so called Kosovo Liberation Army.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, the president of Kosovo today is
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Speaker 2: the ex commander I mean yeah, like we have for
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Speaker 2: example Abu Baka al Baghdad in Silia today. So we
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Speaker 2: have the export of conflict in Yugoslavia. We have a
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Speaker 2: revolt and the Serbian security forces who go to crash
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Speaker 2: the revolt, and then we have the NATO intervention NATO intervenes,
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Speaker 2: It bombs Serbia and forces the Serbs to accept the
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Speaker 2: autonomy of Kosovo. Until today, the status of Kosovo according
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Speaker 2: to a United Nations a great resolution is that it
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Speaker 2: is an autonomous province of Yugoslavia. Of course, the Albanians
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Speaker 2: were very happy with their British and American liberators, and
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Speaker 2: here we have today the state of Cosov. If you
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Speaker 2: go in Pristina, you'll see a big statue of heroisms,
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Speaker 2: a bit like Saddam Mussein. But is Bill Clinton in
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Speaker 2: the center of Pristina, and you see his posts and
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Speaker 2: the cost of Ars. In a way they worship the
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Speaker 2: Americans and the British. They say, these are our liberators.
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Speaker 2: The law of costov Ars for the Brits and the
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Speaker 2: Americans is so strong as we have many little Tony
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Speaker 2: Blairs in Cosov. So what happened after the war when
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Speaker 2: many costov Ars were having children. You're naming them George
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Speaker 2: Bush and Tony Blair. Nice name, isn't it. So after
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Speaker 2: the NATO intervention in Kosovo in ninety nine, in two
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Speaker 2: thousand and eight we had George Bush who gave his
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Speaker 2: final fatua and said Kosovo should be turned into a state.
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Speaker 2: And even though Serbia or Yugoslavia for that matter, protested
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Speaker 2: against this, and more than half of the members of
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Speaker 2: the United Nations I mean, do not recognize Coussola until
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Speaker 2: today as an independent country. The Americans said it, and
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Speaker 2: it was done. In two thousand and eight. The Cosovars
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Speaker 2: declared their independence. They had their constitution written by Marty
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Speaker 2: Artis Sarry and under the supervision of the Americans. And
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Speaker 2: even though the cost of our society is ninety five
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Speaker 2: percent Muslim and the society is very traditional, nothing of
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Speaker 2: this was taken into consideration, and the constitution was written
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Speaker 2: as their colonial masters, I'm sorry liberators wanted to be written.
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Speaker 2: And here is the Declaration of Coasto, a poster which
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Speaker 2: shows the happiness of the cost of wars with a
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Speaker 2: great liberator. Or you might call it even more criminal,
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Speaker 2: George Bush. Now here is where I come into my presentation,
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Speaker 2: because here we are too, in a way deconstruct the
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Speaker 2: plans of the globe elites. Why do they make wars?
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Speaker 2: Do they make worse because they love Syrians? Do they
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Speaker 2: make worse because they love the cost of arsen Albanians?
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Speaker 2: Here is your famous Tony Blair in Kosovo after the
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Speaker 2: NATO invasion. Here is Wesley Clark, and you're Michael Jackson here.
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Speaker 2: And here is Hashim Saschi, the president president, he was
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Speaker 2: previously Prime Minister of Kosovo. And here is Kushner, Bernard
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Speaker 2: Kusher Kushner who under Sarkozi, he was foreign minister, if
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Speaker 2: I'm not wrong, right, So here is after the British
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Speaker 2: and American troops intervened in Kostovo, they removed Serbian troops
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Speaker 2: and they placed their own troops to guard the new
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Speaker 2: province that they took from Serbia. And they are nexted
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Speaker 2: for NATO. Now, after the war, what happened The Americans
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Speaker 2: started a massive process of privatization. Kosova had a better
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Speaker 2: economy than Albania because Yugoslavia was a much more progressive
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Speaker 2: country than Albania. In the communist blog, the economy of
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Speaker 2: Kosova was a socialist economy. People in towns like President
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Speaker 2: Prishtina Mitroviza Jakova, they had public factories. People were producing
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Speaker 2: their own food, they were producing clothings, they're producing tires.
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Speaker 2: They were competing with even with famous Western tire companies.
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Speaker 2: They had very good industries. But what did the Americans
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Speaker 2: do since during the war. First thing is for those
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Speaker 2: who have followed the war in Yugoslavia, quite often they
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Speaker 2: were not bombing the Yugoslav army, but we're bombing factories,
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Speaker 2: Serbian factories and cost of war factories as well. And
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Speaker 2: after the war, what they did USA, who took over
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Speaker 2: the recon how can I say the reconstruction of the
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Speaker 2: cost of state and who was the main sponsoring agency,
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Speaker 2: started a massive process of privatization. Companies who were very
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Speaker 2: profitable were taken over by American companies connected with the
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Speaker 2: US government. The process of privatization and of stealing state
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Speaker 2: assets from the Albanians did not happen in Costal only,
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Speaker 2: but even in Albania. Here we have General Wesley Clark,
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Speaker 2: the guy who led the NATO invasion of so who
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Speaker 2: took over the oil of Albania, the oil offineries of Albania,
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Speaker 2: and who today runs one of the major or the
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Speaker 2: only extracting oil company of Albania, which is called Bankers Petroleum.
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Speaker 2: And I'm going to show you in a second of
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Speaker 2: the fracking and the destruction they're doing to the locals.
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Speaker 2: We had Madeline Albright who wanted to privatize costs of
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Speaker 2: a telecom. But since this news caused much scandal, they
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Speaker 2: usually bring second companies in order to save their names.
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Speaker 2: And now coming back to Wesley Clark, here we have
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Speaker 2: Bankers Petroleum, a Canadian American company, and look what they're doing.
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Speaker 2: This is an explosion caused after frost water coming up
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Speaker 2: today destroying people's houses. We have towns which are flooded
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Speaker 2: by water. And this is after this in the active.
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Speaker 2: As you can see they're doing the fracking under people's homes.
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Speaker 2: And the distraction of the environment was so as people
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Speaker 2: could not even use their water that comes that they
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Speaker 2: have through wells, even for washing their clothes. The whole
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Speaker 2: water underground water had been poisoned.
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Speaker 2: There they go far away from their homes in order
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Speaker 2: to find water just for washing their clothes. Their underground
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Speaker 2: water cannot be drunk anymore. They have to buy the water.
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Speaker 2: But now their water is not usable even to ward
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Speaker 2: their clothes.
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Speaker 2: cry because they have no money. They say, our homes
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Speaker 2: It shows that children cannot go to school. They're having
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Speaker 2: side effects. They're vomiting and they're sick because of the
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Speaker 2: gas explosure, because they didn't have only water coming out,
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Speaker 2: but there was gas which poisoned the people.
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Speaker 2: Helmus cad garandm blim there's for bleamish and.
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Speaker 7: Or priming ad sperlim panorial do you sperglame thigh.
31:09
Speaker 2: Plata. People are complaining because now the Banker's Petroleum is
31:17
Speaker 2: telling to them that we will compensate you for the damage,
31:20
Speaker 2: but they say, we have complained even before and they
31:23
Speaker 2: never compensated us. Because these frackings this is the last
31:27
Speaker 2: that happened in last December, are happening for many years
31:31
Speaker 2: since the Canadians came there, and the people cannot do
31:35
Speaker 2: anything about.
31:35
Speaker 7: And it's Bankers Coco procloria. If he had it's cans timper,
31:39
Speaker 7: scattering prone, then dot tambient.
31:45
Speaker 2: All right, I hope, okay, So coming back to the
31:53
Speaker 2: Bankers again, because I want to show you the connection.
31:57
Speaker 2: First of all, the question that everybody here might have
32:01
Speaker 2: is how come we didn't hear this news in the
32:05
Speaker 2: BBC or CNN. Of course you'll never hear about it
32:10
Speaker 2: because this is a company, Bankers Petroleum, which is directed
32:16
Speaker 2: by the ex General of NATO. And as this picture
32:22
Speaker 2: shows made by some Albanian activists against Sorrows, most of
32:28
Speaker 2: the wells where Bankers works and extracts the oil are
32:33
Speaker 2: owned by this fine gentleman whose name is Sorrows. So
32:42
Speaker 2: what we see here is we have because we started
32:46
Speaker 2: the presentation with the collapse of communism, the mass privatization
32:52
Speaker 2: and taking of the wealth of the people in Albanian
32:57
Speaker 2: and Kosovo by Western corporations. Now we see this industrial,
33:02
Speaker 2: major industrial accident that is happening in Albania, and our
33:09
Speaker 2: government does nothing about it. Bankers Petroleum is operating in
33:13
Speaker 2: Albania since many years, and it has paid zero taxes
33:18
Speaker 2: to the Albanian government. And when our journalists were complaining
33:23
Speaker 2: and we're telling to our government, why doesn't Bankers pay
33:26
Speaker 2: at least a tax for the oily tex tracks, Bankers
33:31
Speaker 2: was saying, oh, we have invested a lot of money.
33:33
Speaker 2: We have an agreement that for all the money that
33:35
Speaker 2: we invest in here, we're not going to pay tax
33:39
Speaker 2: until we recover our expenses. And they pay nothing. They
33:45
Speaker 2: were destroying for the they're destroying for the last ten years,
33:49
Speaker 2: the homes of these poor Albanian farmers. If you go
33:53
Speaker 2: to these villages around area of Patos and Marinas, which
33:58
Speaker 2: is not very far from Corfu. Corfu is here if
34:02
Speaker 2: you know the map, this is the Adriatic Sea, and
34:04
Speaker 2: Italy is here. Brind the sea is here, which is
34:07
Speaker 2: very close to Italian Greece. They're stealing the oil of
34:10
Speaker 2: the Albanians. They don't give any tax to the Albanian government.
34:15
Speaker 2: They destroy people's homes and they do not pay any
34:20
Speaker 2: fine and our government doesn't send them to the court.
34:25
Speaker 2: So people were asking the government, okay, you don't bankers
34:29
Speaker 2: doesn't give us compensation for the villages that they for
34:34
Speaker 2: the land that they poison, to us, for the homes
34:36
Speaker 2: that they destroyed to us. But at least us government
34:38
Speaker 2: can and do something. Government was doing nothing. If you
34:42
Speaker 2: go to this area in Patos, you see people's home tracked,
34:47
Speaker 2: you'll see parts of their rules falling down. Their land
34:52
Speaker 2: they're sold. They cannot plant anything. It doesn't grow anything
34:55
Speaker 2: anymore because the soil has been poisoned and our government
35:00
Speaker 2: and doesn't do anything against it. Against bankers. Bankers do
35:05
Speaker 2: not pay any tax because of course we have these
35:08
Speaker 2: big gangsters who run the show. This is another map
35:13
Speaker 2: which shows the oil fields that George Soros, the company
35:18
Speaker 2: that is a shareholder, owns in Albania. So this is
35:22
Speaker 2: the map of Albania, and as you can see, more
35:26
Speaker 2: than half of Albania the oil is owned in a
35:31
Speaker 2: way by a company where Soros is a shareholder. Now,
35:36
Speaker 2: the Enigma was finally sold in Albania in February twenty seventeen,
35:45
Speaker 2: because what Soros has done with nations of Eastern Europe,
35:53
Speaker 2: apart from privatizing or stealing their wealth, engages himself in
36:02
Speaker 2: regime changes. I'm going to talk about it a bit later.
36:06
Speaker 2: And one of the ways how Soros controls the governments
36:11
Speaker 2: of Eastern Europe is by taking over the judiciary system
36:19
Speaker 2: and the media of these states. Since twenty and fifteen
36:24
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen, Sous Foundation has been sponsoring a project in
36:29
Speaker 2: Albania to reform the justice system, and this reform led
36:36
Speaker 2: last year to the changing of the constitution of Albania.
36:41
Speaker 2: According to the new constitution that this American ambassador and
36:45
Speaker 2: Sorous Foundation forced the Albanian government to approve, Albania has
36:53
Speaker 2: lost its independence. If you want to be a prosecutor
36:57
Speaker 2: in Albania or a judge, the prosecutor's office cannot appoint
37:03
Speaker 2: you to be a prosecutor. Our president cannot appoint you,
37:06
Speaker 2: our parliament cannot appoint you. But the Americans have built
37:11
Speaker 2: a commission which is called the International Commission of Control,
37:16
Speaker 2: which is supervised by American and European officials, and they
37:22
Speaker 2: are the people who do the vatting. There are the
37:24
Speaker 2: people who look at your resume and they say, okay,
37:27
Speaker 2: you can be a judge or a prosecutor or not.
37:31
Speaker 2: So as you can see this transnational elite of people
37:37
Speaker 2: like Soros and Tony Blair and others, they do not
37:40
Speaker 2: only come into our countries to steal our wealth, but
37:47
Speaker 2: they take even the independence from us. And in twenty
37:53
Speaker 2: seventeen we had a big fight in Albania between the
37:57
Speaker 2: American ambassador his name is Donald do and our prosecutor general.
38:05
Speaker 2: Because what the American embassy does against Albanian politicians who
38:09
Speaker 2: do not obey to them, they blacklist them, They put
38:13
Speaker 2: their name into some files of FBI, canceled their visas.
38:18
Speaker 2: They are not allowed to go to the United States.
38:21
Speaker 2: In few words, they are declared terrorists. But this is
38:25
Speaker 2: a very frightening thing for our Albanian politicians. So in
38:31
Speaker 2: February we had a big clash between the American ambassador
38:35
Speaker 2: and our General prosecutor. The US embassy canceled his visa,
38:40
Speaker 2: he could not go to the United States. He was
38:44
Speaker 2: upset because he said, why you are doing this thing
38:47
Speaker 2: to me. I'm doing anything you are telling to me.
38:49
Speaker 2: And then he said, among others, I haven't even filed
38:52
Speaker 2: charges against Banker's Petroleum, and when the journalists ask him
38:58
Speaker 2: what are you saying, he said that I had many
39:01
Speaker 2: requests to start an investigation against Bankers Petroleum for the
39:07
Speaker 2: fracking they're doing, for the taxes that they are not
39:10
Speaker 2: paying to our government. But the US ambassador told me,
39:14
Speaker 2: don't do that. Can you imagine? And here are even
39:20
Speaker 2: other medias. These are Italian medias who show this incident,
39:24
Speaker 2: show how we had a fight between the American ambassador
39:30
Speaker 2: and the prosecutor general, and our prosecutor general accused the
39:34
Speaker 2: American ambassador as being on pay, as being men of
39:38
Speaker 2: sorrows and following Soros policies. This is from Italian media
39:43
Speaker 2: and this was a picture that I promised to give
39:47
Speaker 2: you in the beginning. This is a guy who was
39:50
Speaker 2: running Albania. I mean he was the chief advisor to
39:54
Speaker 2: our government. He was coming every three or four months.
39:58
Speaker 2: So these are our ministers. Is our prime minister, Minister
40:01
Speaker 2: of Interior, Deputy prime minister, Ah, this lady, she's interesting,
40:07
Speaker 2: she's a head of World Bank for Eastern Europe. So
40:11
Speaker 2: we have always the bankers, aren't they? And here is
40:16
Speaker 2: where they agree on what kind of taxes the level
40:19
Speaker 2: on Albanians because it is something after the collapse of
40:23
Speaker 2: communism and the destruction of our economies in Eastern Europe.
40:28
Speaker 2: Our states are bankrupts. They do not have money to
40:32
Speaker 2: pay their employees, and the corruption is extreme. I mean,
40:37
Speaker 2: if you become a minister in Albania, or if you
40:40
Speaker 2: become the director of a city town or well, I
40:46
Speaker 2: mean a commune in a city, whatever, very soon you
40:49
Speaker 2: can become a millionaire, a billionaire because corruption is so high.
40:55
Speaker 2: And for each and every road that is constructed, for
40:58
Speaker 2: each and every renovation that our government does, for each
41:02
Speaker 2: and every school that it does, people still more than
41:05
Speaker 2: half of the money. But this money that our government
41:09
Speaker 2: has for running the government does not come from the
41:13
Speaker 2: GTB and from the taxes of Albania, because Albania is
41:17
Speaker 2: a poor country, doesn't make enough taxes for our government
41:22
Speaker 2: to pay our teachers, our police, our army and what
41:27
Speaker 2: have you. So where does the money come from? Comes
41:30
Speaker 2: from the word bank and IMF. When this ed Urrama,
41:36
Speaker 2: Tony Blair, this is how I call sometimes our government
41:40
Speaker 2: Blair and Rama government came in power in twenty thirteen.
41:45
Speaker 2: The national depth of Albania was something like sixty percent
41:48
Speaker 2: of our GDP. Now after four years, our debt is
41:52
Speaker 2: ninety percent of our GDP. So you can imagine how
41:55
Speaker 2: much money we're taking. And here is Blair and the
41:59
Speaker 2: head of word Bank. I forgot her name, but her
42:02
Speaker 2: surname was like golded something. She should be Jewish. And
42:08
Speaker 2: this is how our government was working. It looks interesting,
42:12
Speaker 2: isn't it. And now a question that many journalists were
42:19
Speaker 2: making to Tony Blair when he was appointed Chief Advisor
42:24
Speaker 2: to the Government of Albania was that who pays him
42:27
Speaker 2: how much money he takes? So Blair was saying, I'm
42:31
Speaker 2: not being paid. And you think that their works for free.
42:36
Speaker 2: There is no free landon the British, isn't it. And
42:39
Speaker 2: many journalists were asking because when Tony was coming to Albania,
42:43
Speaker 2: he was coming with his private jet and people were
42:46
Speaker 2: making calculations. So he was losing so much money. And
42:49
Speaker 2: I mean, people could not believe that Tony Blair, after
42:53
Speaker 2: converting into a Catholic, decided to become a mother Terreza.
42:59
Speaker 2: So or does Blair get the money? Was the question. Well,
43:03
Speaker 2: we don't know how much money Blair gets because there
43:06
Speaker 2: is something I mean in Albania. Most of them money
43:11
Speaker 2: is outside of the system. For the thing, we are
43:14
Speaker 2: a bit free country. We're not as controlled as you
43:17
Speaker 2: are here in England, where you have credit cards and
43:21
Speaker 2: the government knows even when you buy a pepsicola and
43:25
Speaker 2: they write everything. So where does Tony Blair get his
43:31
Speaker 2: paycheck from? There are different allegations in our press, but
43:35
Speaker 2: something is claimed more often that when he comes and
43:43
Speaker 2: he spends his holidays in Albania, he prefers Albania, and
43:46
Speaker 2: I'll show you find pictures of him that are Prime
43:48
Speaker 2: minister during the summer. Some people say that they spend
43:52
Speaker 2: their holidays in a result of a man called Clement Balilli,
43:57
Speaker 2: who now is being hunt by Interpol because as a
44:02
Speaker 2: major drug trafficker in Europe. So some theories are I mean,
44:08
Speaker 2: at least he spends his holidays in the resort of
44:12
Speaker 2: this big gangster. And another way how Tony Blair gets
44:17
Speaker 2: paid is together with his former spinschief Alistair Campbell and
44:24
Speaker 2: his nephew. They get very good contracts by the Albanian government.
44:29
Speaker 2: But the person who gets most of the money. Okay,
44:34
Speaker 2: this shows how Tony Blair goes with helicopter and meets
44:37
Speaker 2: drama et cetera. But okay, when they're spending their holidays
44:43
Speaker 2: in Himara, south of Albani is very nice. Well, he
44:47
Speaker 2: comes every year and our prime minister prize himself because
44:50
Speaker 2: he shows he wants to show, he wants to show
44:53
Speaker 2: to us that he is part of the global ruling elits.
44:58
Speaker 2: So here's the Moneyry Blair. So the main or let
45:07
Speaker 2: us say, the money that we know that Tony Blair
45:11
Speaker 2: gets officially from Albania goes mainly to Cherry bare All
45:16
Speaker 2: the court cases that Albania has in foreign courts outside
45:21
Speaker 2: of Albania are being handed by the office of Cherry Blair.
45:27
Speaker 2: So she gets millions and some of this money is proved.
45:31
Speaker 2: She looks she is also in Albania, all right, Okay,
45:36
Speaker 2: Albanian government has approved an increased payment of six hundred
45:39
Speaker 2: and forty five euros for legal advice given by Cherry Blair.
45:44
Speaker 2: So she got maybe half million euros and then she
45:47
Speaker 2: got some other because she wanted more. And Cherry Blair
45:52
Speaker 2: is so famous that she gets money even from Costolo.
45:57
Speaker 2: This is for those that might know him. Ramush Aaradina,
46:02
Speaker 2: one of the TLA leaders during the course of the
46:07
Speaker 2: war who was sent to hag Hay together with Miloshevich
46:12
Speaker 2: for war crimes. But surprisingly he was left and declared innocent.
46:18
Speaker 2: But Ramus Sharadina was arrested in France around three months ago,
46:25
Speaker 2: if I'm not wrong, and we had again Cherry Blair
46:31
Speaker 2: getting three hundred and sixty thousand euros for representing him
46:36
Speaker 2: in France. So it's a big money at least this
46:39
Speaker 2: is the official one that we know all right now.
46:44
Speaker 2: After giving you some examples from Albania and Kosovo, how
46:50
Speaker 2: this transnational elite, after it conducts war in certain countries,
46:59
Speaker 2: for democracy, for liberating people from dictators, for supporting the
47:06
Speaker 2: right of self determination, etc. We must ask the question
47:12
Speaker 2: who runs the show in Eastern Europe? Why are the Hungarians, Serves, Macedonian, Georgians, Russians, Albanians, Ukrainians, Egyptians, Belarusians, German,
47:22
Speaker 2: Syrians and Americans complaining against sorrows? In all these countries
47:29
Speaker 2: we have groups and we have politicians who complain against
47:33
Speaker 2: sorrows and this transnational elite. These people are some unelected
47:39
Speaker 2: people who come into our home countries, who invest a
47:46
Speaker 2: lot of money and who take over our governments. Overthrow
47:52
Speaker 2: them and bring the governments that they want. But time
47:57
Speaker 2: after time what happens is that people protest. Like in Ukraine,
48:03
Speaker 2: there are huge segments of the Ukrainian society that know
48:07
Speaker 2: that the coup that happened in Ukraine was sponsored by Soros.
48:12
Speaker 2: In Georgia, people protest and they even put it out
48:17
Speaker 2: Shakhasville from power. And by the way, Albania serves as
48:23
Speaker 2: the main basis for many operations that Soros does in
48:27
Speaker 2: the world. After Sakasvilli was fired, he came to Albania
48:31
Speaker 2: and he also became an advisor for our government and
48:34
Speaker 2: takes money from our government as well. Because our prime
48:38
Speaker 2: minister himself Adirana and rion Veliai, there are two people
48:45
Speaker 2: of sorrows in Albania. There were people who were brought
48:49
Speaker 2: to power by Soros, people who came from the street,
48:53
Speaker 2: like Macron in France, people who nobody knew about them,
48:58
Speaker 2: but who were sponsored by these bankers were inserted into
49:03
Speaker 2: certain political parties and then they were turned into kings.
49:08
Speaker 2: And Duranma was no one. He came in Albania from
49:13
Speaker 2: France in two thousand and nine or eighty evve not around.
49:19
Speaker 2: He was sponsored by Soros to become the mayor of Tiyirana.
49:23
Speaker 2: During the time that he was mayor of Tiyirana, Teiyranna
49:26
Speaker 2: was totally devastated by illegal constructions and big towers that
49:31
Speaker 2: were built in each and every park that we had
49:35
Speaker 2: in the city. And today Tirana looks like only an
49:38
Speaker 2: atomic weapon can save our city because it cannot. I mean,
49:42
Speaker 2: it is so overpopulated. We have no green spaces in
49:45
Speaker 2: our city. And it was Soros who brought him, made
49:49
Speaker 2: him first mayor of Tirana, and later when he lost
49:55
Speaker 2: and when the Democratic Party came in power in twenty
49:59
Speaker 2: fifteen and the opposition had a huge file of corruption
50:04
Speaker 2: and bribes of our Adorama and they wanted to send
50:07
Speaker 2: him to jail. We had sorrows coming to to Tirana
50:14
Speaker 2: and told openly in TV to our Prime Minister Sali
50:20
Speaker 2: Berisha told to him, you do not dare to touch
50:25
Speaker 2: Durama and to do what Puttin did with Kolokovski, because
50:29
Speaker 2: you're not putting and Edirana is still there now. These posters,
50:35
Speaker 2: this is very interesting. This poster is probably two months ago,
50:40
Speaker 2: is from Macedonia. Does anybody knows what is Sora's doing
50:45
Speaker 2: in Macedonia. Well, the thing is like this. In Macedonia,
50:53
Speaker 2: we have a National List government headed by Grevsky Vomo.
50:57
Speaker 2: This government is very in a way. Now it is
51:01
Speaker 2: becoming pro Russian and does not want to put Macedonia
51:05
Speaker 2: into NATO. So for the last two years or three,
51:10
Speaker 2: Sorows and US Embassy they have done all kinds of
51:13
Speaker 2: tricks to remove this government from power. And now after
51:19
Speaker 2: the election happened, they are doing all kinds of tricks
51:23
Speaker 2: to remove this government from power. And in Macedonia, Sorrows
51:27
Speaker 2: is sponsoring the Party of Zaire, which is a socialist
51:32
Speaker 2: party who openly says we will put Macedonia into NATO.
51:38
Speaker 2: Why should Macedonia join NATO because the new cons in Washington,
51:43
Speaker 2: as you all might know, are preparing for big war
51:46
Speaker 2: with Russia and they do not want to leave any
51:49
Speaker 2: country in the Balkans who doesn't join the military alliance. Now,
51:55
Speaker 2: how does Soros take over the governments? He used subversion.
52:01
Speaker 2: He creates so called civil society organizations and some of
52:07
Speaker 2: you probably might know them. Your organizations like Otpoor in Ukraine,
52:14
Speaker 2: Zuber in Bilorussia, Kumara where in in Georgia, meached in Albania.
52:23
Speaker 2: And with these organizations, what does Sorrows do what he's
52:28
Speaker 2: doing now in United States, organizes protests against the governments,
52:33
Speaker 2: accuses the governments of being corropts. Because Sorrows is a
52:38
Speaker 2: master of mass mobilization and manipulation of masses, the governments
52:43
Speaker 2: are put under pressure. We have the Brits and the
52:47
Speaker 2: American ambassadors who join him and they tell to the governments,
52:50
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, you were elected by your people, but we
52:53
Speaker 2: don't care. People don't love you, so get out or
52:56
Speaker 2: else will send you to hag or will bomb you.
52:59
Speaker 2: And this is how Soros takes over governments. Well, this
53:06
Speaker 2: is an article which speaks about that. Here is the
53:13
Speaker 2: article about Sakashvili who became advisor to our government. And
53:20
Speaker 2: here are some of the phases of our government. And
53:23
Speaker 2: a poster an article in our press. So here is
53:27
Speaker 2: our foreign minister, Minister of Integration. I think Mayor of Tirana.
53:33
Speaker 2: I cannot see all the fass and what happened with
53:36
Speaker 2: our government when it came to power in twenty thirteen,
53:41
Speaker 2: the government of Prime Minister I Rana. All the ministers
53:44
Speaker 2: that our prime minister put into position before this had
53:48
Speaker 2: worked for Soros Foundation, or the Open Society Institute as
53:53
Speaker 2: they call it, or for the miaft Enough movement, which
53:57
Speaker 2: is the sister organization of od Portent Kumara, this subversive
54:02
Speaker 2: organization that organized coups in Serbia, in Georgia, in Ukraine,
54:09
Speaker 2: even in Egypt against Mubarak and in Syria. So Soros
54:14
Speaker 2: also creates his own medias and the pandits the analysts.
54:22
Speaker 2: I do not know how accurate is this picture because
54:27
Speaker 2: I got from some anti Soros websites, but it shows
54:31
Speaker 2: in a way the most influential journalists that we have
54:36
Speaker 2: in Albania who are or were in one in one
54:39
Speaker 2: way or another sponsored by Soros Foundation, all right. And
54:46
Speaker 2: this other poster shows the sources of power that Sorous
54:52
Speaker 2: tries to control in our societies, in this case in Albania,
54:57
Speaker 2: the government, the opposition, local governments, the business, media, civil society,
55:09
Speaker 2: the prosecutor office and the courts. And this is what
55:13
Speaker 2: Soros has managed to take hold almost probably not so
55:16
Speaker 2: much of the local government and the business, but the
55:20
Speaker 2: others are quite accurate. Now. Sours, apart from working in
55:29
Speaker 2: an occult manner, sometimes does even he does mistakes. For example,
55:36
Speaker 2: in two thousand and thirteen or yeah, thirteen, after this
55:42
Speaker 2: rama government rama, Tony Blair government came to power. The
55:45
Speaker 2: first thing that our prime minister did is he increased
55:48
Speaker 2: taxes and started jailing people who didn't pay their water
55:52
Speaker 2: and electricity bill, brought very draconian laws that people were
55:58
Speaker 2: revolted and we had protests in Tirana. Soros was afraid
56:05
Speaker 2: of a popular revolt against his government, so he wrote
56:11
Speaker 2: to Hillary Clinton and told to her to intervene in
56:14
Speaker 2: Albania and to tell to her to our opposition to
56:16
Speaker 2: keep shout and do not touch his men. And this
56:20
Speaker 2: news was leaked by WikiLeaks. So here are the cable
56:27
Speaker 2: gates showing how Soros was using Hillary Clinton and the
56:34
Speaker 2: American government to shut up the opposition in Albania. These
56:40
Speaker 2: are some other articles which show how Soros orchestrated the
56:44
Speaker 2: revolts in Georgia, in Ukraine, Ukraine again, and how he
56:55
Speaker 2: is provoking anti Trump protests. Things that you already know now.
57:00
Speaker 2: People in Eastern Europe are organizing themselves against the sorrows tyranny.
57:07
Speaker 2: We have anti Soorus movements throughout Eastern Europe. In some
57:11
Speaker 2: countries like in Hungary, you have the brave urban who
57:14
Speaker 2: goes and faces sorrows publicly in European Union and everywhere
57:20
Speaker 2: in Albania. We have movements in Serbia and this is
57:24
Speaker 2: the latest movement that was created in Macedonia called Stop
57:28
Speaker 2: Sorros movement. What people are asking in our part of
57:33
Speaker 2: the world is they say, Soorros, please leave us alone,
57:37
Speaker 2: get out of our countries. All right, But Sorows he
57:44
Speaker 2: doesn't work only in in Eastern Europe. There are allegations
57:51
Speaker 2: that he funds organizations even in Syria. We know for
57:57
Speaker 2: sure that Kamara Otpor and meafter that we had in Albania,
58:01
Speaker 2: they trained the activists who overthrew the government of Mubarak
58:06
Speaker 2: in Egypt. So sorrows is everywhere. Whatever you see a conflict,
58:10
Speaker 2: you see sorrows. But as you can understand, sorrows is
58:14
Speaker 2: not alone. Sorrows in a way is the chip gangster
58:19
Speaker 2: who does a dirty job for this transnational elid people
58:24
Speaker 2: from Clinton's to Tony blames. So he is the ugly
58:27
Speaker 2: phase who uses his name to reach the policies that
58:33
Speaker 2: this transnational alid want to do against other countries. Okay,
58:39
Speaker 2: here's the picture again, and here is Soros who came
58:43
Speaker 2: to Albania in twenty thirteen after we had a massive
58:48
Speaker 2: protest by the people. The protest was huge, was like
58:54
Speaker 2: the protest that you saw in Egypt against Mubarak, but
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Speaker 2: it was not a sorrow's made protest. It was a
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Speaker 2: popular revolt who wanted to overthrow the government of a Durama.
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Speaker 2: And then we had Soorus coming to Tirana and he's
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Speaker 2: talking with luisim Basha, the head of the Democratic Party
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Speaker 2: of Albania, and as you can see, they're intimidating him
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Speaker 2: and telling to him keep shot. He's coming to Albania
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Speaker 2: was not reported by a single mainstream media in our country.
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Speaker 2: Whenever Sourus comes, the media do not show anything. He
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Speaker 2: goes off the rather and here is you know, Victoria
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Speaker 2: of the Reo New Land. Because when Sourus comes, even
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Speaker 2: Victoria comes and advises the head of our opposition. And
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Speaker 2: of course they know each other, because you cannot be
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Speaker 2: the head of the opposition in at least in Albania
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Speaker 2: if you don't love America very much. And they come
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Speaker 2: and advise him to behave himself and to be a
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Speaker 2: good boy. Very lovely picture, isn't it. Wow? Okay, Apart
1:00:04
Speaker 2: from taking over countries, this transnational elite does even something else.
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Speaker 2: They create terrorism. You have seen this picture, isn't it
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Speaker 2: of this jihadis in Syria being sponsored by the USAID
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Speaker 2: In Albania, when the Arab springs started and the West
1:00:33
Speaker 2: wanted to overthrow the government of Asad and Libya, we
1:00:38
Speaker 2: had mass protests by certain manipulated Muslims. Some of them
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Speaker 2: ended up and became jihadis in Syria who were being
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Speaker 2: praised by our government and the American medias. Many of
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Speaker 2: these terrorists jihadis that your government is fighting today, who
1:00:59
Speaker 2: were in Sea. Now we're coming back, and the media
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Speaker 2: tells us be scared, they're coming. They're going to kill you.
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Speaker 2: They were allowed to go there, and sometimes even they
1:01:11
Speaker 2: were pushed to. While the wahabi Isis Jihadis of Syria
1:01:19
Speaker 2: now have officially become terrorists and they will either be
1:01:23
Speaker 2: drawn or jailed. There are other terrorists which countries like
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Speaker 2: Albania are hosting in this very moment. This organization that
1:01:32
Speaker 2: you see here is called the mujahidin halk They're Iranian
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Speaker 2: terrorists who have been assassinating and still do assassinate many
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Speaker 2: Arabs Iranians, even Americans once upon a time who after
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Speaker 2: removed from Iraq were taken by Albania, three thousand, five
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Speaker 2: hundred of them. And this is a picture of John
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Speaker 2: McCain coming to Tirana on April when it was it
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Speaker 2: a month ago and told to them keep on fight,
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Speaker 2: we are with you. So we have good terrorists and
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Speaker 2: bad terrorists that this transnational globalist elite creates. And this
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Speaker 2: guy here, for those who have seen pictures of Mujahidins
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Speaker 2: in Syria, he's the most famous Albanian Kosovars by Kosovo,
1:02:24
Speaker 2: by the way terrorists. His name is Lavdri Muhajeri. Those
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Speaker 2: people they have seen pictures of those Jihades when they
1:02:32
Speaker 2: declared their bogus Khalifat with Abubak or Baghdadian, they were
1:02:36
Speaker 2: burning their passport. He's the guy who was burning his
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Speaker 2: Kosover password. And this guy before joining Isis or Dash,
1:02:46
Speaker 2: he was working for guests who NATO. He fought for
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Speaker 2: NATO in Iraq and Afghanistan and was trained by them.
1:02:57
Speaker 2: And the cost of media had to admit it themselves.
1:03:01
Speaker 2: And there we had a very interesting article that I
1:03:04
Speaker 2: forgot to included here. A few weeks ago in Albania.
1:03:09
Speaker 2: That most Albanians from Albania who joined the Jihad in Syria.
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Speaker 2: Before this, they had served for NATO in Iraq and
1:03:19
Speaker 2: in Afghanistan. Do you see the connection. But still we
1:03:24
Speaker 2: have good terrorists. John mcn is praising them. And here
1:03:28
Speaker 2: is the mayor of Tirana, the guy who led the
1:03:33
Speaker 2: protest to overthrow and to destroy the Socialist Party of Albania.
1:03:39
Speaker 2: Because our Socialist party, once upon a time was headed
1:03:42
Speaker 2: by Fatos Nano, who was more socialist. Of course he
1:03:45
Speaker 2: was not like your Caribbin, but he was in a
1:03:48
Speaker 2: way more socialist than a Durama who is chief capitalist.
1:03:51
Speaker 2: So he's the mayor of Tehrana and he's the number
1:03:54
Speaker 2: two guy of sorrows in Albania. He makes very nice posters.
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Speaker 2: But you see the reality of Albania. You have people
1:04:01
Speaker 2: eating garbage. These pictures are not from Syria, but are
1:04:05
Speaker 2: from Albania. Beggars who sleep in the street. While in
1:04:10
Speaker 2: the air of communism, of course we were isolated. We
1:04:15
Speaker 2: didn't have too much freedom of speech, but we didn't
1:04:19
Speaker 2: see people like this sleeping in the street in the time.
1:04:22
Speaker 2: And George Sorous is very famous. We have even streets
1:04:24
Speaker 2: in Albania named George Soros all right, And finally, after
1:04:31
Speaker 2: Saurus and this transnational elite, they do all this mass
1:04:35
Speaker 2: throughout the world. Finally, after creating conflicts in Eastern Europe
1:04:40
Speaker 2: and Middle East, they bring us, the victims of origin
1:04:46
Speaker 2: changes into your doorsteps. This is the famous declaration of
1:04:51
Speaker 2: Sorros in twenty fifteen when it said that Europe needs
1:04:55
Speaker 2: at least one million refugees year. So get ready, Europeans,
1:05:00
Speaker 2: We're coming. Sorrows is bringing us to that's all. Thank you,
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Force.
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Speaker 1: It's an absolute pleasure to have, you know, somebody from
1:05:29
Speaker 1: a region of the world that doesn't normally get the
1:05:31
Speaker 1: opportunity to speak on a platform in the UK. And somehow,
1:05:35
Speaker 1: I doubt you are very surprised by what you've heard,
1:05:39
Speaker 1: but it's something else when you actually see it pulled
1:05:42
Speaker 1: together in the way that Alsie's shown you today. And
1:05:46
Speaker 1: of course we sense the passion, you know, because obviously
1:05:48
Speaker 1: you're talking about your your home country, And all I
1:05:51
Speaker 1: can say is, you know what, you're very welcome to
1:05:53
Speaker 1: Tony and Sherry, because we're sure as hell don't want
1:05:58
Speaker 1: them here. But there again, we actually wouldn't wish them
1:06:01
Speaker 1: on anybody. In fact, I still have this vision that
1:06:04
Speaker 1: in my lifetime I will see Tony Blair in a
1:06:07
Speaker 1: jail cell. So y'all see, it's going to be around
1:06:19
Speaker 1: for the next a couple of days. So you do
1:06:20
Speaker 1: take the opportunity to have a chat with him, because
1:06:23
Speaker 1: you know, this is you know, a unique opportunity to
1:06:27
Speaker 1: actually get to feel for what's happening. And you know
1:06:29
Speaker 1: what I heard people gasp when you said that these companies,
1:06:34
Speaker 1: these fracking companies are coming into Albania and you know,
1:06:39
Speaker 1: pillaging the resources and not paying any taxes. You gasp.
1:06:42
Speaker 1: That's exactly what is going to happen here exactly. So
1:06:48
Speaker 1: you know, it's we gasp when it's somebody else's country,
1:06:51
Speaker 1: and we accept it when it's ours. You know, something
1:06:54
Speaker 1: really not quite right. They really know how to play us,
1:06:56
Speaker 1: don't they.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 1: And if we think that George Soros isn't having any
1:07:01
Speaker 1: impact on UK politics, why do you think Tony is
1:07:05
Speaker 1: announcing that he is intending keeps announcing that he's intending
1:07:09
Speaker 1: to return.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's.
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Speaker 1: Worse than the bogey man for us. I tell him so,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much, Elsey, and I hope we'll see
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Speaker 1: you again.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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