MONTENEGRO FREE ALBANIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS
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OW this is so wrong... that people is cancer!
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@SwissBullion: Yeah, they do. But I guess they figured that sex and organ trafficking becomes more profitable when they expand. Funny, that they want the U.S to hang Djukanovic; who is very much liked by them. And there's Kosovo, 60% unemployed and rising, and majority of the money going in their comes from trafficking in drugs, organs, and women. They were more stable under Serbian rule.
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@ponchoalonso14 They think America is going to help them take over the former Yugoslavia. They already embarrassed the US by trafficing organs from kosovo and turning it into a narco state. These people are sick in the head.
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Albanians starting shit in Montenegro? NO WAY!!!! RIGHTS? What rights? They want Albanian to be an official language just like Macedonia? riiiiight. First kosovo, then Macedonia now Montenegro. Don't these people already have a country called ALBANIA?
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hey alonso you mexican huh. nobody likes you here. everyone hates you got it. you got something against albanians.....let me guess either one wooped your ass or 2. they f***** your girl. get a life south american gypsy...thats all you are. bittch
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lmao dude. the white washed albanian woman in the traditional dress is cracking me up. these fuckers live in america and are asking for freedom in albania? please. shut the fuck up. i like how people leave their third world countries for these kind of reasons but they still riot about that shit in america.
Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the Committee's Ranking Republican Member, senior Committee member Dana Rohrabacher, and Senator Joseph Biden, now Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, appealed to the Montenegrin government to either produce proof of criminal activity and bring the fourteen Albanians to trial in timely fashion or release them immediately. To date their letters have gone unanswered.
RockAlbania 3 years ago
Amnesty International and Helsinki International intervened, challenging the Montenegrin authorities to investigate the torture of the fourteen men. At the urging of the Albanian American Civic League, Members of the U.S. Congress, specifically, Congressman Tom Lantos, now Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
RockAlbania 3 years ago
Until they appeared before the higher court in Podgorica, the fourteen did not know why they had been arrested and humiliated, beaten for hours at a time, forced to remain on their knees for prolonged periods, threatened with weapons and electricity, and starved for three days. As of this writing, Kola Dedvukaj's health has deteriorated so badly that his life is at risk.
RockAlbania 3 years ago
The night before their arrest, they, along with most of the other fourteen, had attended a peaceful political rally in Tuzi in support of the ethnic Albanian politician who was subsequently elected to the Montenegrin parliament.
RockAlbania 3 years ago
At the time of their arrest, the three Americans (Kola Dedvukaj, Rrok Dedvukaj, and Sokol Ivanaj) were on vacation in Montenegro. Kola and Rrok, the two detainees that I know personally, are both retired Chrysler assembly line workers from suburban Detroit. Rrok retired because of spinal problems, and this was his first vacation to Montenegro in twenty-five years
RockAlbania 3 years ago
the government released a statement to the press, stating that the men had been apprehended because they were a part of an organized, terrorist group bent on overthrowing the state. No evidence was provided, but photographs of a cache of weapons uncovered by the government—all of which appeared to be of World War II vintage—were splashed across the front pages of the Montenegrin media
RockAlbania 3 years ago