Kosovo (Albanian) Murder Suspect Detained at the Border

A man from Kosovo wanted in a New York City slaying awaits extradition from South Texas.

The Border Patrol said Wednesday that Arber Mustafaj, 35, was detained with two other men from the former Yugoslavia, including his brother, just before midnight Monday.....

More on the story of the murder here.

I can't verify the identity of the other men with Mustafaj , but they always say "Yugoslav" when they mean "Albanian", even though Albania was never part of Yugoslavia. If the guy was a Serb, it would say "Serb", not "Yugoslav".

Here's another article from 1996 on the "YAKS" (FBI talk for "Yugoslavia, Albania, Kosovo, Serbia") Everyone of these names is either Albanian or Bosnian Muslim.

Babe, you must stop this senseless Albanian-bashing.

OK, he killed a guy. How can you run the world's largest stolen car rings, a world-wide white slavery and brothel business, heroin importation/processing, extortion, kidnapping, people smuggling, weapons dealing, and run terrorist rest camps ... without having to get into get into the rough stuff once in a while? It wasn't personal, probably (unless it was a clan thing). Just business.

The colorful and quaint Albanians are our allies ... even sending police training units to Afghanistan (OK, infidels, I hear one snigger and is over for you).

You know Babe, we all have to live together in The Greater Albania, so can't we all just get along?

And this is the most important point. That's exactly how they have manipulated the "identities" of perpetrators in and from the former Yugoslavia for the last almost two decades!!

This proves just how phony it has all been and the extent to which singling out "the Serbs" over all the other "Yugoslavians" was very deliberate and meant to serve a certain purpose.

Thanks for making this point, Boka.

*****

The NAFBPO sent out this article today, you might find of interest.

http://www.hstoday.us/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9598&Itemid=345

The Rise of Islamist Extremism in Latin America
By Anthony Kimery
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“This network … did not spring up overnight,” states the report of Operation Cazando Anguilas, a study commissioned by the US Office of Secretary of Defense to explore the nexus of terrorists, transnational criminal organizations and Mexican narco-cartels in Latin America. “Rather, it arose as a byproduct of a long history of Muslim involvement in the region.

Despite the paucity of reporting on the problem, the fundamentalist Muslim threat south of the border has been explored and documented.

These are the very same Latino gangs that the August Homeland Security Today reportrevealed not only serve as henchmen for Mexico’s narco-cartels—including running cartel operations in the US—but who also have been recruited to provide security for suspected terrorists being smuggled into the United States. What’s more disconcerting, though, is that gang members are being converted to fundamentalist Islam, according to Operation Cazando Anguilas.

As Max Manwaring, a Latin American specialist who holds the General Douglas MacArthur Chair and is Professor of Military Strategy at the US Army War College, told Homeland Security Today, “the nexus between gangs, other transnational criminal organizations and Islamic fundamentalists is what gangs do and have done for centuries,” and that “gangs acting as carriers, security escorts, moving currency, and acting as ‘enforcers’ is also what gangs do and have done for centuries (in the case of the Maras, it’s only been since the 1990s).” Gangs have always reached agreements, made treaties and pacts and negotiated with potential partners, he added.

Thanks, AuntB!

There seems to be this nexus of drugs, mafia, money, politicians, and Islam.

So what do Islamists want with making all this money from running drugs when they have a rather austere lifestyle & don't appear to be using it to help their own people? My only answer is that their intent is to destroy the West both from within and without, using our own cultural vices to do it --drugs, prostitution, and illegal arms.

Here's another article from last year: The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has warned in its latest report that the axis between South American drug cartels and the Albanian mafia have acquired alarming proportions, and reports by several intelligence agencies show that Kosovo is a distribution center on the crossroads of global routes and pathways of drug trafficking.

hey guys
i think u should a litle more about albania n albanians from former yugosllavia
coz in former yugosllavia the y live in kosovo ove r2 million albanians.
so wen we say we r albanians it doesnt matters to us we r all 1
n mustafaj is albanian form kosova.
if u dont know were kosova is sit on ur kompjuter n check which is the youngest country who just had indenpedence
so plz all of u guys if u r not sure about people or culture or a religions plzzzzzzzzz feel free to ask n not just say things that r not true
thnx if u need more info hit me up i will give u more info
thnx

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