Ushtarët grekë bëjnë thirrje raciste kundrejt shqiptarëve

[SKRAPARI]

dal nga dal do behet greqia si palestina

[SKIFTERI&12.05]

ooo ca tboj un qe kam per tshku kto dite

po si te futesh andej nxjerre pecin dhe pshurre nje here pastaj merr lekete.

[leci]

Kesaj i thone dhi e zgjebosur me koken perpjete.
Greqia eshte detyruar ti lepije menderet Europes perndryshe fallimenton si shtet.

Me vjen inat me keta zagaret e politikes qe ngelen duke i bere leshime ketyre pederasteve greke.Te marrin shembull nga Maqedonia çfare do te thote krenari kombetare.
Greket skan faj,i lumte se kan gjet.Po mos ta kruajn shume me turkun se ja ul f-16 ne mes te Athines.

[Alienated]

une nuk e kuptoj pse shteti Grek eshte racist kur nuk janë racë e pastër ariane?

Pikerisht aty eshte problemi. Shumica e ketyre racisteve e bejne nga ndjenja e kompleksitetit, sepse jane vet race mu.ti e hajt po behemi na racista ndaj te tjerave sepse raca jone e mu.tit (mendojne ata) eshte me e mire se raca e paster ariane.

[fattlumi]

Kjo nuk eshte hera e pare qe e bejne ushtaria greke.Ushtrija greke edhe gjate stervitjeve dhe ushtrimeve qe i bejne kendojne kenge antishqiptare ne menyre qe tu rritet morali ushtareve grek.
Greqia ne bashkepunim me vellezerit e tyre serb dhe sllav jane munduar qe shqiptaret ti bejne si gjoja te ardhur,si turq,dhe se shqiptaret nuk jane pasardhesit e ilireve.Pra kjo urrejtje e tyre nuk eshte risi mirepo diqka e mbjellur ne mendjet e tyre kriminale qysh prej vitesh,ose bile edhe shekujsh.
Ja siq raporton CNN
25 of March is a national parade day for Greeks. It is celebrated the Greek uprising against the Turkish oppression of 1821, nevertheless, that gives the opportunity for some nationalists to spread hate and bigotry towards the citizens of the neighborhood country and immigrants who reside in Greece. This year, at the end of the parade in Athens, a group of soldiers from the Greek army together with some riot police officers marched in the city center singing utter racist chants against immigrants, minorities and Turkish people. In this video.it clearly shows men from the

Special Forces are marching and screaming in Greek "You will never become Greek Albanians, Albanians we will spill your blood, pig Albanians", "Foreigners out, Greece is for Greeks", "There will be carnage, then revenge, when we worship our the flag and its cross". There was also a small demo of the neonazi party Golden Dawn but as it has been reported they did not achieve anything. At the end of the video a priest is calling people to "resist" screaming "they are taking over our country"

[BEHARI]

shqipria dhe shqiptaret ofendohen rende jo nga ekstremistet grek,por nga institucionet
shteterore greke!pikerisht eshet qeveria dhe presidenca greke ato qe marrin neper kembe dinjitetin kombetar te shqiptarve!
me kete rast do ishte ne nderin e shqiptarve,qe ne menyren me urgjente te mirreshin keto masa ne shej proteste per fyerjet qe na behet ne si komb!

1)qeveria shqiptare do duhej ne menyren me urgjente te beje note proteste ndaj greqise!
2)video e cila ka permbajtje raciste,ofenduese dhe kercenuese ndaj shqiptarve do duhej qe te behej publike institucioneve nderkombetare,ne ket rast brukselit dhe US
2)qytetaret shqiptar duhet qe te protestojne masivisht ne Tirane,duke djegur flamujt dhe ambasaden greke ne Tirane!
4)Kry Piskopi Grek ANASTASIS JANULLATOS duhet nje ore e me pare te debohet nga shqipria!
5)ligji i sa po aprovuar nga ligvendasit shqiptar per lejimin e varrezave greke ne shqiperi
duehet te rishikohet duke anulluar nje vendim te tille!
Vellezer shqiptar !
eshte koha dhe momenti i duhur qe te tregojme vehten se jemi shqiptar
dhe nuk lejojme te tjeret te marrin neper kembe dinjitetin tone kombetar!
poshte Greqia,poshte gjithe ata zagare te cilet mbeshtesin grekerit!

[MIRIAM]

Grek linde ,NUK BEHESH, ky eshte refren shume i drejte per ata shqiptare servila, e internacionala ,te cilet perulen para races greke dhe nencmojne racen e vet ,qe kurgja mos kofte bile eshte shume me e bardhe .Me ka irituar komenti i tv klanit kur greket i renditi si ku klus kan dhe shqiptaret ne vendin e zezakeve ,kur ne bazes te races duhet te jete e kunderta,por cti besh inferioritetin e kane ne gjak shqiptaret e Shqiperise dhe nevojietet sherim i gjate.

[kapllani]

AINA) -- As countries become more intricately interconnected in this era of globalization, nation-states have turned to more restrictive policies on immigration and asylum. The Greek example is one such case. Assyrian refugees and asylum seekers in Greece are living under exceptionally difficult conditions. Their expectations for a life free from human rights violations, instability, and restrictions have been tokens of wishful thinking since their status as "undocumented illegals" does not allow for better circumstances.

Amnesty International has continually accused Greece of human rights abuses against genuine refugees and asylum seekers. In an annual report, Amnesty condemned the government for the improper manner of processing applications for political asylum and for the unjust deportation of asylum seekers in need of protection. Other international agencies such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, World Organization Against Torture, Minority Rights Group International and the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights have repeatedly expressed disapproval of Greece's treatment of asylum-seekers and refugees. Even while I was there, hundreds of refugees and various human rights groups took to the streets of Athens in protest against these injustices.

Under International Law, asylum seekers, many of which may be legitimate refugees or victims of persecution and human rights violations, should have every right of access to Greek land and the asylum procedure regardless of how they entered Greece. According to Athens News, however, Greece has the lowest recognition rate in the EU with a 0.3 percent in 2002 and less than 1% in 2003 while the EU average is 21 percent. It was also noted that Iraqis, many of which are Assyrians, make up the largest group of asylum-seekers in Greece and across Europe.

When I first visited Greece in 2001, I was shocked to find a reality completely converse to the idea I had about life in Greece. The idea I had was primarily based on nostalgic stories of Assyrians who had lived there in the early 1980s, filled with images of a youthful and vibrant beach life, beautiful and friendly people, and endless social activities. A lot has changed since then. Today, Assyrian/Chaldean Iraqis are far from the European standard of living. As one refugee put it, "we are living in paradise…but as monkeys; what good is it to live in paradise as a monkey?"

That is when I decided to relay the difficulties these people face to the rest of the world. In the winter of 2004, I began the process of making a short film entitled Voices in Exile, where I documented the experiences, current living conditions, and future expectations of just a few of these refugees. Many of the subjects covered in the film are about hardships Assyrians face, ranging from lack of protection to the extremely high prices of electricity they must pay, sometimes even exceeding rent.

Employment is hard to find even in the best of economic times, integration is nearly impossible, repatriation to Iraq is not a viable option, and inadequate counselling about future prospects and their rights as asylum seekers are just a few of the concerns of Assyrian exiles. The situation continues to deteriorate as many are awaiting the closure of the last refugee humanitarian resettlement programs out of Greece, even while an outstanding 90% of Assyrians in Greece are allegedly without papers and legal protection.

Those that can afford to study do so without receiving any study certificates upon completion of a course. Lacking ID cards makes them ineligible to receive certificates or degrees for study. I met many young disillusioned Assyrians who had hopes for studying, but whose dreams have been crushed, as they continue awaiting their fates to enter other destination countries year after year with no positive response.

In one incident, Greek police badly beat an Assyrian man, who happened to come upon a police station as his first point of contact, and sent him on a flimsy wooden boat across the Aegean back to his immediate point of origin, Turkey, where he was vulnerable to being deported back to Iraq. Greece and Turkey signed a treaty in 2001 allowing for this practice, a practice that violates international laws of non-refoulement (no forcible return). The ill-treatment by the Greek authorities has many Assyrians thinking of Greece as merely a stepping stone, with most wanting to come to North America or Australia. Many Assyrians view Greece as an interim phase and do not consider integration into Greek society as an option or possibility, due in part to the hostile government position to the Assyrians and refugees in general.

State sovereignty seems to be stronger than ever these days, where immigration laws are subject to change at any time and new restrictions on travel and visa requirements are under the direct control of the state. Most of the world's democratic states are bound by the rule of international law, and in all fairness, it is not only Greece that is unjustly treating asylum seekers, even though their remarkably low asylum recognition rates speak for themselves. The fact of the issue is that the international human rights regime lacks the power of enforcement. Countries acting in contravention of these laws and norms do not fear reprisal or any repercussions for their actions.

Something must be done to help the estimated 2000 Assyrians in Greece. Many of the refugees I met were astonished at my interest in knowing their living situation. They feel neglected and forgotten, and their frustrations are easily understood given their current circumstances. Many fear that without legal status, they can be forcibly returned to Turkey, an action often practiced by the Greek authorities.

Vec nji shembull qe jo vetem shqiptaret jane te diskriminuem nga ana e Greqise, por edhe shum pakica te tjere qe kerkojne me jetue ne ate shtet i cili njehet si anetar i Bashkimit Evropian. Dij se edhe shum minoritete te tjere nuk i kane ato te drejta qe u takojne.

Une per vete nuk pyetem pse ndodh a per shkaqe inferioriteti si "race ***.i" a per arsyje te tjera, por nuk mund te kuptoj pse shtete te tjera si Shqipnia a Kosova prore perpiqen me deshmue se ne shqiptaret jemi nji komb mikeprites dhe tolerant dhe bajme cmos qe te kene minoritetet tona kushte te mira jetese (normal qe kjo nuk zbatohet gjithmon, por ka edhe shqiptare qe durojne keq) dhe greket e njihere nuk japin pese pare per pakicat e tyne dhe si kulm i padrejtesise dhe i paturpsise e trathtojne Bashkimin Evropian tu'i fshehe borxhet e tyne e pastaj kerkojne qe t'u ndihmohet.

As nuk synoj me ua prishe namin e grekeve ne bote a dicka te tille, por mendoj se ende ai parafytyrim i grekev te kohnave antike asht i ngulun ne krete e njerezve dhe per kete arsyje syte u verbohen atyne qe besojne se greket ende jane ajo race e lart-zhvillueme e antikes. Por ne fakt ata nuk i dallon asgja prej kombesive te tjera ballkanike, edhe ata kane pesue ndikime si ne e te tjere dhe nuk na leshojne gja vend neve ose serbeve, romuneve e te tjere. Dihet se ne Ballkan diskriminimi i nacionaliteteve asht pakez ma i perhapun sesa ne shtete te tjera dhe ketu ban pjese edhe Greqia e lavdueme.

[Besoja]

Me poshte besoj se nuk kemi ku shkojme kur nuk bejme dot asnje note proteste pale te tjera gjera qe ne fakt duhen bere!!!

[goldian]

po ilir meta ska byth mo ai ka vetem bark ca proteste te beje ai
pastaj pse sk shkru brari tek kjo tema