Vice, drugs, guns, smuggling, they are the
street soldiers of the RUIM, Russian Ukranian
Israeli Mafia, AKA, Oligarchs.

Just a few links. Use Google, or better.
http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShowStory.asp?story=JH120244B&news_headline=albanian_sex_slave_gang_jailed

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/crimedebate/story/0,,963207,00.html

Without an extensive knowledge of history we can all, easily conclude that the British Empire was rather strongly inclined towards forming a substantial number of colonies at the time of their colonial peak (all of North America, India, Australia, etc. etc.)

Both Spain and Portugal competed (and conflicted each other) substantialy in Africa and South America during the period of their respective conquests.

The Ancient Roman Empire was equally expansionistic. So was Persia, so was Alexander’s Macedonia. No need to mention Hitler’s Germany or Stalin’s CCCP.

After the above “more pedestrian” examples of expansionism we have a very different methodology found only in Islam. The Ottomans expanded by most brutal means. American slavery pales by comparison to what the Islamists did to the indigenous people they conquered – that (ANTI)-social aspect is what makes the danger of Islam so serious and so hard to underestimate.

There are frequent Islamic apologists who like to use the idiotic line “oh well, this was an act of a lone “brain-washed” Islamic radical” – the rest of us are not like that. That is exactly what we get served by the media’s brain washing campaign aimed at the American public at large. To begin with, American long term memory is next to non-existent, and the little which does exist is often laced with unhealthy dose of liberalism cloaked in “freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion”. Wrong on all three accounts. Islam is a cult – not a religion. The acts of Muslims from the Balkans (Albanians and Bosniaks) have been documented over a good few centuries and they can no longer be “acts of lone deranged (Salt Lake City shopping mall shooter). This euphemistic sugarcoating is making the bitter pill of truth – easier to swallow – for the masses, but as long as there are acute and astute observers like Dr. Trifkovic, Dr. Fleming, Mr. Jatras and a few others, the truth will be easier to disclose – no matter how “unsuitable” it may seem to our current (or future) powers.

Addressing some of the comments on the other thread and some basic information
on Albanian crime.

Greece has over 500,000 illegal Albanians, many are ethnic Greeks, but more than half are not. The exact numbers unknown ?

Crime in Greece has exploded over the last
15 years. Not only is crime far greater, the types of crimes committed by Albanians are
very rare, unheard of type of crimes, very violent. Gang activity is very strong, involved in everything, guns, drugs, women, smuggling cigarettes, etc. The jails are full of Albanians. Big money is also corrupting the state, many have gone to jail, police, border patrol, etc.

The Greek government does not take a hard line, it should, the people are not happy about it, Italy and the rest of Europe need to wake up as well. I don't know what it will take. People have a right to security.

The Mexico-USA situation is very similar
to the Albania-Greek situation. Many of the same issues, just change the names of the players.

Regards Friends

That exact type of PC thinking and speaking has prevented this nation from seeing the obvious. I can't help it that I have been to Albania many times and remain convinced that their alleged atheism is a thin veil for deeply rooted Islam. Having Islam in your roots gives you a license to do anything to anybody - with impunity.

Even in a simple clear-cut case like this, I am pretty sure there will be some voices claiming that some small number of ("radical Islamists") are giving a bad name to the whole nation. I strongly disagree with any such watering down of the real facts - there has been too many cases of lone assassins, lone church burners, lone wolves (to use the term from Mr. Scott Richert), to be able to believe that any of it can be sustained.

Thank you Dr. Fleming. It takes a keen eye to see through the smoke screen thrown around us by Islam, CAIR and our own government which at times seems comatose - just as many of our readers seem to be - yet I have high hopes for all of Christianity, if they (the rest of the readers of Chronicles) were so firmly convinced that the liberal anarchy which seems pervasive is the right way they would never read Chronicles. The fact that Chronicles are being mentioned, quoted and followed, indicates that there is some little hope that the more astute thinking (logically followed by astute actions) is in order.