11.6.2009 by CrniLabudovi.

Donnerstag, 11. Juni 2009

US-Staatsanleihen im Wert von $134 Milliarden an Grenze beschlagnahmt

Zwei japanische Staatsbürger sind von der italienischen Finanzpolizei am 3. Juni verhaftet worden, nach dem sie versucht haben mit Wertpapiere im Wert sagenhaften $134 Milliarden von Italien aus in die Schweiz einzureisen.

Wie die Guardia die Finanza auf ihrer Webseite mitteilt, wurden sie am Bahnhof in Chiasso als Zugpassagiere durchsucht und dabei wurden die Wertpapiere unter dem doppelten Boden eines Koffers gefunden. Es handelt sich um 249 US Treasury Bonds im Wert von jeweils $500 Millionen, sowie zehn Kennedy Bonds und weitere von der US-Regierung herausgegebene Wertpapiere.

Das japanische Konsulat in Mailand bestätigt, dass die Verhaftung stattgefunden hat und sie sagten, sie versuchen von den italienischen Behörden herauszufinden, ob es sich tatsächlich um japanische Staatsbürger handelt und was ihre Identität ist.

Die Japaner ca. 50 Jahre alt hatten angegeben, sie hätten nichts zu verzollen. Die Ein- oder Ausfuhr von nicht deklarierten Finanzwerten über 10′000 Euro wird in Italien mit einer Busse von bis zu 40 Prozent der beschlagnahmten Mittel geahndet. In diesem Fall käme der italienische Staat unverhofft zu 53,6 Milliarden Dollar oder ca. 38 Milliarden Euro.

Die Frage die noch offen ist, ob es sich um echte US-Wertpapiere handelt. Gegen eine Fälschung spricht, dass Obligationen mit diesen Nennwerten normalerweise höchstens unter Staaten gehandelt werden. Nach dem Fund wurden umgehend der amerikanische Botschafter in Rom und die Geheimdienste der beiden Staaten informiert, wie AsiaNews.it berichtet. Schall und Rauch

Sequestrati a Chiasso titoli USA per novantasei miliardi di euro

Milano, 4 giu. (Adnkronos)

Duecentoquarantanove bond della Federal Reserve statunitense, del valore nominale di 500 mln di dollari ciascuno, piu’ 10 bond Kennedy da 1 mld di dollari ciascuno, occultati nel doppio fondo di una valigia, per un totale di ben 134 mld di dollari, pari a oltre 96 mld di euro.

E’ quanto hanno sequestrato alla stazione ferroviaria internazionale di Chiasso, al confine tra Svizzera e Italia, funzionari della Sezione Operativa Territoriale di Chiasso, in collaborazione con i militari della Guardia di Finanza del Gruppo di Ponte Chiasso, nel corso dei controlli volti al contrasto del traffico illecito di capitali.

I valori erano posseduti da due cinquantenni giapponesi scesi alla stazione ferroviaria di Chiasso da un treno proveniente dall’Italia che, al momento del controllo doganale, hanno sostenuto di non avere nulla da dichiarare.

Un’accurata verifica dei bagagli ha consentito invece di trovare i titoli Usa, occultati sul fondo di una valigia, in uno scomparto chiuso e separato da quello contenente gli indumenti personali.

Oltre ai titoli, i due giapponesi trasportavano una cospicua documentazione bancaria in originale.

Per i bond e la documentazione che li accompagnava, anch’essa  sottoposta a sequestro, sono in corso indagini volte a stabilirne autenticita’ e provenienza. Qualora i titoli risultassero autentici, in base alla vigente normativa, la sanzione amministrativa applicabile ai possessori potrebbe raggiungere i 38 miliardi di euro, pari al 40% della somma eccedente la franchigia ammessa di 10mila euro.

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11.6.2009 by Atahualpa.

 Das sich um die Hamburger Albaner Studeten Mafia mit dem Namen “Ilyiri” eine rein faschistische Albaner Mafia getarnt hat, ist seit 10 Jahren bekannt. Zur Tarnung der kriminellen Aktivitäten gibt man sich dann moderat, wie es hier gezeigt wird.

Hamburg, den 02.04.2001

APPELL

DIE WAFFEN MÜSSEN SCHWEIGEN
FÜR EINE FRIEDLICHE LÖSUNG DER KRISE IN MAZEDONIEN

Das logo und die Quelle der Studentischen Mafia Vereinigung in Hamburg: http://new.heimat.de/

Zur Erinnerung tauchen aber immer die selben Ganoven Truppen aus dem Hause Georg Soros, Mjaft, Erion Veliaj und der Robert Bosch Stiftung als Financier und Visa Geber auf.

Kulturmanagerin der Robert Bosch Stiftung, organisierten am 12.07.2006 um 18:30 in ESA 1 Hörsaal J (Hauptgebäude der Universität Hamburg) einen Albanischen Abend in Hamburg. Spezieller Gast des Abends war der Leiter der albanischen Bürgerbewegung „Mjaft“, Herr Erion Veliaj. Diese Veranstaltung wurde auch von der DAFG (Deutsch Albanische Freundschaftsgesellshaft) unterstüzt.

http://new.heimat.de/home/illyria/i.php3?p=initiativen&menu_link=2&s=d

Das Netz der Albaner-Mafia

Mit gezielter Gewalt wollen albanische Extremisten einen neuen Krieg provozieren. Die Geldgeber der Unruhestifter kommen aus Deutschland und Schweiz
Von Boris Kalnoky, Susanne Simon und Karl Wendl
Tetovo - Die Welt kennt nur die mit Tarnfarbe beschmierten Gesichter der Kämpfer an den Frontlinien in den Bergen über der Stadt Tetovo: Junge albanische Männer, die mit Kalaschnikow-Gewehren aus gesicherten Stellungen gezielt auf die Stadt feuern. Wer aber sind die Chefs der UCK-Extremisten, wer zieht im Hintergrund die Fäden? Mehr als die Befehle einzelner Feldkommandanten zählt der Einfluss einer Clique früherer und gegenwärtiger albanischer Emigranten in der Schweiz und Deutschland. Sie haben engste Verbindungen zu bestimmten Clans im Kosovo und in Mazedonien. Die albanische Gesellschaft ist eine Clan-Gesellschaft, und Entscheidungen im Clan werden traditionell von einem Rat seiner angesehensten Männer getroffen, per Abstimmung. Das ist die eine Erkenntnis. Die zweite ist: Die Hintermänner des Kriegs in Mazedonien sind größtenteils identisch oder eng verbunden mit jenen, die den Kosovo-Krieg losgetreten haben.

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Die Welt

Macedonia: Albanian Group Seeks Federalization

Skopje | 11 June 2009 |

Skopje

A group of right-wing ethnic Albanian politicians during a Wednesday press conference demanded the federalization of Macedonia based on the Swiss and Belgian models.The group, headed by Hisni Shakiri, Sefedin Haruni, Bardulj Mahmuti and Nevzat Halili from the “Ilirida” movement, is not advocating renewed armed conflict with the state, but urging constitutional changes that would allow ethnic Albanians, who comprise one-quarter of the country’s population, equal rights.

The group is not part of any of the country’s major political parties.

“The Albanian language is not equal with the Macedonian [language]; the Albanians are not equal with the Macedonians,” Halili opined at the press conference, asking for recognition of the fact that the Albanians in Macedonia are autochthonous.

The group’s stances are similar to those expressed in April by the controversial ethnic Albanian local leader, Rufi Osmani, who then urged the creation of a bi-national Macedonia.

In 2001, Macedonia suffered a short armed conflict between ethnic Albanian insurgents and the state. The armed clashes ended the same year with the signing of the Ohrid peace accord, which granted greater rights to ethnic Albanians.

Greater involvement in the police, army and administration as well as official use of the Albanian language in the areas where the population is dominant are among the provisions of the peace deal.

Media have been citing local analysts as saying that the radicalization of some Albanian entities in Macedonia following the peace deal is the aftermath of the stalemate in which the country finds itself over the heated name dispute with Greece and the Greek blockage on Macedonia’s NATO accession.

Opinion polls show that Albanians would rather sacrifice the country’s name for swift accession to NATO and the EU, unlike Macedonians, who view the issue as central to their national dignity and identity.

The group was supported in their demands by the Student’s Association of Tetovo State University, the Association of Insurgents Veterans from the 2001 conflict, and several other citizens’ associations.

(Reporting by Sinisa-Jakov Marusic)

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11.6.2009 by Atahualpa.

Video Shows Fugitive Mladic Moving Freely

Sarajevo | 11 June 2009 |

Ratko Mladic

Bosnian Federal Television, FTV, has aired video footage of  war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic, showing him moving about freely, well after the Hague indictment against him. The video footage, discovered during various raids on the homes of Mladic’s wife and son by Serbian authorities, were handed over the the prosecution at the Hague-based International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, Dusan Ignjatovic, director of the Serbian office for cooperation with The Hague, told Balkan Insight and the BIRN Justice Report.

Ignjatovic would not reveal the details about where and when the videos were found, but said his office would hold a press conference later today in Belgrade on the issue.

FTV’s “60 minutes” political talk show last night aired several amateur videos featuring Mladic and his family, showing Mladic attending the funeral of his daughter Ana, who committed suicide in 1994, celebrating the birth of his grandchild and at his son Darko’s wedding. In the videos, Mladic is accompanied by his wife, Bosiljka, who lives in Belgrade. Her apartment was been raided several times, as has her son’s apartment.

The wedding video shows Mladic and his wife dancing to the live music of Sarajevo pop band Plavi Orkestar - a favorite among the older generations of the former Yugoslavia, especially in Sarajevo, which was kept under siege for more than three and a half years by Mladic’s forces.

In most of the footage, Mladic is surrounded by many people, with strangers approaching him to take photographs with him. Some of the footage was filmed in Bosnia and some in military baracks in Serbia, according to the show’s host, Bakir Hadziomerovic.

There is one segment of footage that shows Mladic attending the wedding of one of his bodyguards, apparently in 2000, in the Eastern Sarajevo suburb of Kula. In the footage, the cars driving by have new Bosnian license plates issued in 1998 and beyond. Another video shows a clearly older Mladic hiding what appears to be a cane behind his back.

Speaking to Balkan Insight, the talk show’s main journalist, Damir Kaletovic, said that aside from the video of Mladic attending his daughter’s funeral in 1994, most of the footage was shot after the end of the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia, and after the indictment against him by the ICTY.

On the show, Hadziomerovic said the “clips show everything, covering a long period of over ten years”, including footage believed to have been shot some time between 2006 and 2008.

Ignjatovic told Belgrade’s daily B92 that the footage was being analyzed, but he suspected it had not been shot as recently as 2008.

“What’s most important in the whole story is that we have footage of that war criminal’s stay in military facilities in Serbia, in Topcider and elsewhere,” he said….

http://www.balkaninsight.com/

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