Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
Uroj qe Hillary te marri avantazh ne zgjedhjet e mbetura te partise demokratike. Perndryshe o burra te gjithe per McCain. Sipas informacioneve te fundit te shtypit, ne stafin e Obames ka shume persona qe jane te lidhur me lobin serb. Madje dhe deklaratat e bera se fundi ne lidhje me Kosoven me shume flitet per vuajtjet e popullit serb se atij shqiptar.
ABCĒDDhEĖFGGjHIJKLLlMNNjOPQRRrSShTThUVXXhYZZh (Alfabeti Shqip, 36 gėrma)
Kosova eshte shtet i pamvarur dhe sovran.
Mos i frikesoni njerezit me propagande.
Sot Obama eshte realisht pretendi kryesor sepse njerezit jane me te.
NYT kishte nje artikull interesant qe fliste se Obama, realisht, e mund McCain shume lehte.
E kam ndjekur qe ne Convention e 2004 kete personazh. Me ka impresionuar me stilin e tij. Eshte nje politikan qe TV e larteson.
Keq me vjen per Klintonin po sot na duhet ndryshim. Nje shtet qe mburret per shanset e barabarta nuk mund te kete per 30 vjet 2 familje qe e drejtojne.
Sovraniteti i Kosoves eshte teper i lidhur me gjendjen e politikes ne Amerike. Nje ndryshim administrativ qe nuk favorizon Kosoven, dhe e shikon ti se si cenohet sovraniteti i brishte i saj.
Obama eshte per "dialogje" naive me diktatore e me nazista.
"Gjithcka qe une di per kete Obamen eshte qe ai do te sulmoje Pakistanin dhe te perfaqoje Ahmadinajadin."
As qe du me dit!
Shume fonde merr nga lobi serb, i ndihmuar nga Blagojevici dhe serbet e Illinoisit.Obama do te jete katastrofal per ne dhe ta ritheksoj per te njeqindeten here se neve si shqiptare na intereson kryetar i botes ai qe eshte miku yne, per hire te popullit tone atje se sa per ne qe jetojme ne Amerike nuk do te kemi ndonje problem te vecante , me problemet qe do te ballafaqohen amerikanet e tjere edhe ne do tia dalim....ndihmoni Hillary-n me cka mundeni...$ 100, $ 50, nuk jane pak nese e ben nje numer i madh i shqiptareve online, por nuk jane shume qe e demton buxhetin e nje familje shqiptare ne Amerike dhe e ndihmon shume kampanjen e saj(tek paraja rrotullohet bota, e dini se Obama 3 deri 4 here me shume harxhoi ne kampanje ne shtetet e fundit qe fitoi, per arsye se ka donator permanent por me shuma te vogla..qindra mijera te tille).Me propagande pozitive per Hillary Clinton, me c'te mundeni se tek e fundit vertete eshte briliante dhe dua te plas se si ofendimi me i madh i drejtesise dhe zotesise eshte te krahasosh nje Obama me Clinton qe eshte thuajse e perkryer krahasuar me Obamen,.. Debatet i fiton por duhet edhe votat...do te shohim edhe sonte ne Ohio.
Ndryshuar pėr herė tė fundit nga bili99 : 26-02-2008 mė 10:55
I Ilirides jam Iliri,
dhe i lire dua me mbet.
Per cfardo xhevahiri,
Shqiperine se jap per jete
Ndryshim per ke po kerkon master, per shqiptaret apo per amerikanet? Se shqiptaret nuk besoj se kane ndonje prirje ne kete rast per ndryshim te qendrimit te SHBA ndaj ceshtjes shqiptare, perkundrazi kerkojne stabilitet qe te pakten mendja t'iu bjere rehat e te ndihen te sigurte, se nje shtet ne bote qe i perkrah e kane. Jo te nisin te eksplorojne se kush fshihet mbas Obames.nga master
Keq me vjen per Klintonin po sot na duhet ndryshim.
Nga menyra si po shkruan, del qe je shqiptaro-amerikan, por ki parasysh qe tek kjo teme ne kete forum kushdo qe ka shkruar argument me rendesi per njerin apo tjetrin kandidat ka pasur c'lidhje ka kandidati me shqiptaret dhe c'qendrim mban mbi ceshtjen shqiptare.
Besoj pa u perballur me gjykimin shqiptar do mund te shkruaje ne ndonje forum amerikan, mundesisht demokrat.
Dita ke fol fjale shume me vend.Postuar mė parė nga Dita
me poshte po postoj nje email qe ma ka derguar nje mik. :
Obama on Kosovo
By Gary Q Kokalari
Political Analyst
Read carefully the statement of Obama: Serbia and its people have also suffered terribly over the past two decades. Serbs deserve a more peaceful, prosperous, and hopeful future.
Below is Barack Obama's statement on Kosova's Independence. If you read it closely you will note two things. First, there is no mention of congratulations to Kosova on the occasion of the declaration of Independence.
Second, there is this Obama statement, "Serbia and its people have also suffered terribly over the past two decades". Since there is a glaring omission of any direct statement of Albanian suffering, this should be construed as an obvious expression of pro-Serb sympathy and a slap in the face to Albanians. But this should not come as a surprise because Obama first rose to political prominence in Illinois, the home of the largest concentration of Serbs in the U.S. Furthermore, he is known to be a close political colleague of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. In 1999, when Blagojevich served as a Congressman, I debated him on several occasions on T.V., and he did not hide his support for the Serbs or his position against NATO intervention to stop the ethnic cleansing of Albanians.
He also openly supported the partition of Kosova. I'm very proud I aggressively confronted him every time he opened his mouth. I thought he was a gomar then, and my opinion hasn't changed.
In my opinion, Obama is little more than a slick talking empty suit, and I believe he is ill-equipped to hold the office of President - which. unfortunately, looks like a possibility at this stage in the game. But it will be very interesting to see if Albanian-Americans continue their naive, misguided support of the Democrats if Obama becomes their nominee for President. And like Blagojevich, be afraid - be very afraid - that Obama will support the partition of Kosova.
By the way, just in case it wasn't noticed, the first world leader to recognize Kosova's Independence was George W. Bush. And fifty years from now when most who read this message will be dead and buried, Kosova's history books will recognize President Bush for this accomplishment and his support and determination to help Kosova achieve Independence. And if anyone thinks that's a lie, please stand up and say so loud and clear.
Statement of Obama on Kosova
Today's announcement of independence by the leadership of Kosovo ends a chain of events that began with the bloody break-up of the former Yugoslavia. Kosovo's independence is a unique situation resulting from the irreparable rupture Slobodan Milosevic's actions caused; it is in no way a precedent for anyone else in the region or around the world.
Kosovo's independence carries with it important responsibilities. The international community has devoted enormous resources to Kosovo's political, economic and social development for nearly a decade, with results not always meeting expectations. I hope that Kosovo's government and people act with urgency to ensure that Kosovo becomes a positive example of democratic governance and the rule of law. All the people of Kosovo, be they of Albanian, Serb or other origin, must be able to live in a free, tolerant and prosperous society where minority rights and religious sites are fully protected, and the people of Kosovo have a stake in one another's success.
Serbia and its people have also suffered terribly over the past two decades. Serbs deserve a more peaceful, prosperous, and hopeful future. This month's re-election of President Boris Tadic was a critical step in moving Serbia closer to the goal of full integration into the democratic West, including membership in Euro-Atlantic institutions that can help bring more stability and prosperity to the people of Serbia. Serbia ultimately belongs in the European Union. The EU and Serbia should rapidly deepen their ties, a move that would help demonstrate to the Serb people that they are indeed genuinely part of the West.
I honor the service of all Americans, military and civilian, who have worked so hard to bring peace to the Balkans. The United States must continue to work with our European allies on behalf of the security and prosperity of the entire region. I am convinced that, with our support, Serbia and Kosovo can emerge as models of democratic and economic growth, and their people can know a bright future.
Serbs protesters attack UN police
KOSOVSKA MITROVICA, Kosovo - Serbs protesting Kosovo's independence for a fifth straight day Friday attacked U.N. police guarding a key bridge in northern Kosovo with stones, glass bottles and firecrackers.
The U.S. Embassy in the Serbian capital Belgrade announced it would evacuate family members of the staffers following an attack on the compound Thursday. Serb protesters set fire to the embassy, angered by U.S. recognition of Kosovo's declaration of independence over the weekend.
Serbia's prime minister appealed for calm. Serbian President Boris Tadic called an emergency meeting of the national security council and said the rioting that engulfed the capital overnight must "never happen again."
"I most sharply condemn the violence, looting and arson," Tadic said in a statement. "There is no excuse for the violence. Nobody can justify what happened yesterday."
Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leaders declared independence from Serbia on Sunday. The province, which is 90 percent ethnic Albanian, has not been under Serbia's control since 1999, when NATO launched airstrikes to halt a Serbian crackdown on ethnic Albanian separatists. A U.N. mission has governed Kosovo since.
Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said Friday the violence was reminiscent of former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic's bloody crackdown on ethnic Albanian separatists in Kosovo.
In Serb-dominated northern Kosovo, demonstrators waved Serbian flags and chanted "Kosovo is ours!" Police tried to keep protesters off the Kosovska Mitrovica bridge over the Ibar River. The bridge, which divides Kosovo Serbs from ethnic Albanians, has long been a flashpoint of tensions in Kosovo's restive north.
"Kosovo is Serbia and we will never surrender despite blackmail by the European Union," Dragan Deletic, a Serbian government official, told the crowd which responded by chanting "Kosovo is Serbia."
Several EU countries, including Britain, Germany, France and Italy, have recognized Kosovo.
Tensions among demonstrators was higher than usual Friday because French NATO peacekeepers on Kosovo's border refused to allow the passage of several busloads of Serbs who wanted to join the Kosovo Serb rally Friday.
There were fears that Serbian soccer hooligans, the same ones who attacked the U.S. and other embassies in Belgrade on Thursday, were among those on the buses. Some of the hooligans apparently managed to evade the blockade, leading the clashes at the bridge.
On Thursday, nearly 200,000 demonstrated in downtown Belgrade against Kosovo independence. Rioters stormed the U.S. Embassy and set fire to offices and police guardhouses on the sidewalk in front of the building. Firefighters found a charred body inside the U.S. embassy.
Serbian police said more than 150 people were injured in the unrest. Nearly 200 people were arrested and 90 shops ransacked.
On Friday, a McDonald's restaurant in the city center was still smoldering from the fire that torched much of the interior. Shops put up plastic sheeting and glass panels to cover their smashed front windows. Several sports goods stores and other shops had been cleaned out by looters leaving display windows completely bare.
The White House strongly criticized the Serbian government, saying the U.S. Embassy in Belgrade "was attacked by thugs" and Serb police did not do enough to stop it. In a conference call with reporters from Air Force One, presidential spokeswoman Dana Perino said the United States had expressed its "concern and displeasure" to the Serbian government.
U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Cameron Munter asked the State Department to evacuate all nonessential personnel and the dependents of all American staff at the embassy.
Rian Harris, spokeswoman for the embassy in Belgrade, said the State Department had authorized the "temporary departure" of dependents from the mission. She said the mission would remain closed for repairs, but would reopen on Tuesday.
The European Union also condemned rioting in the capital Belgrade.
The riots were the first major outburst of anti-Western sentiment in Serbia since Milosevic was ousted in 2000 and replaced by a reformist government.
The tensions have exposed a deep rift within the country's shaky coalition government, raising fears that nationalist anger over Kosovo was strengthening the hard-liners who want to move Serbia away from the European Union and closer to its traditional ally Russia.
The EU warned Serbia that the attacks risked harming efforts to bring the Balkan nation closer to the EU.
"These acts of violence lead nowhere and they cannot help anybody," said EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana. He told reporters that negotiations on an agreement designed to prepare Serbia for eventual EU membership would have to wait until things "calm down."
Pro-Western politicians in Serbia accused hard-line nationalists in the government of Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica of inciting the violence.
In Kosovo, Prime Minister Thaci said the violence harkened back to the Milosevic era.
"The pictures of yesterday in Belgrade were pictures of Milosevic's time," Thaci said during an interview at his office in Pristina. "What we saw were terrible things."
Some Belgrade analysts said the nationalists were seeking to fuel anti-Western anger in order to sideline pro-European Union reformists led by the Tadic.
Tadic's and Kostunica's parties are united in a coalition government that has ruled Serbia since mid-2007.
But the two differ sharply on how to handle Kosovo's independence, with Tadic saying Belgrade must press on with efforts to join the EU regardless of Kosovo, and Kostunica seeking to drop the bid because most EU countries plan to recognize the province's independence.
Kostunica appealed for an end to the violence.
"This directly damages our ... national interests. All those who support the fake state of Kosovo are rejoicing at the sight of violence in Belgrade," he said. But he made no mention of the damaged embassies.
Police said that in addition to the U.S. and Croatian embassies, the missions of Turkey, Bosnia, Belgium and Canada were also targeted.
Defense Minister Dragan Sutanovac of Tadic's EU-oriented Democratic Party said rioters were energized by the backing of some nationalist politicians for smaller attacks earlier in the week against Western embassies and commercial interests.
The pro-Western Liberal Democratic Party leader, Cedomir Jovanovic, warned the rioting was a prelude for a crackdown against government critics and pro-Western liberals.
Classiclady Feb 22, 2008
--- La Madre dei IMBECILI e sempre in cinta...
---voudou.. ---
Kesaj i thone te shplaj trurin media. Obama nuk ka asgje, pervec se ka aktivizuar me shume se me pare gjithe zezaket anemban amerikes. Shancet qe nje demokrat do fitoj, nuk do jene sepse do jete me i mire, por se njerezve nuk iu pelqen situata ekonomike/politike ku ka arritur vendi nga qeverisja e deritanishme, qe ka qene republikane. Nje gje ke te drejte ne postim, media eshte kunder hillary dhe ngre ne qiell obamen, qe nuk ka pik eksperience. kjo ka ndikuar edhe shume ne votime. se si te zgjuar qe jane degjojne vetem fjalet boshe te medias dhe nuk shikojne realisht kandidatet.
Sa per shqiptaret dihet qe hillary do ishte our best option. s'behet fjale per propagand por fakte. vetem te lexosh deklaratat e bera nga secili kandidat diten qe u shpall pavarsia. hillary e mbeshtet, biles edhe duke iu drejtuar me emrin KosovA. deklarata e saj ishte suportuse edhe ne debatin e parafundit ku shume qart foli per mbeshtetjen e pavarsise. obama eshte as mish as peshk, sigurisht qe nuk do ndryshoj komplet qendrimin qe ka amerika ndaj kosoves, por nuk eshte edhe mbeshtetes i madh i saj. kjo per dy arsye te forta, vjen si perfaqsues i nje prej shteteve me numrin me te madh serbesh ne usa dhe drejtimi i politikes se tij do jete me shume drejt afrikes, tek e fundit andej vjen, ata do kuptoj
He who learns but does not think, is lost! He who thinks but does not learn is in great danger.
Jeto Jeten
Ti je i lire te kesh opinioni tend te cilin une do e respektoj. Cfare nuk te lejoj eshte te besh aludime rreth cilesise se informacionit qe marr une nga mediat. Nuk e shoh te nevojshme te humbas kohe po te garantoj se, per nje arsye ose tjetren, jam i detyruar nga shkolla qe frekuentoj te di permendesh artikujt WSJ/The Economist dhe meqe politika me terheq kur kam kohe nuk rri pa shfletuar NYT,Weekly Standard,Journal of Foreign Affairs ose edhe New Republic e media indipendente (per sa mund te ekzistoje kjo).
USA njohu Kosoven si shtet te pamvaruar. Nuk ka burr nene qe te ktheje rroten e historise mbrapsht. Frika juaj eshte absurde.
Cfare fshihet mbrapa Obames? Ju nuk u u trembet kur ishte koha per te pare cfare fshihej mbrapa W Bush qe nuk e dinte ku binte Kosova ne harte. Qe ishte Republikan konservator ose e thene ndryshe, nje nga armiqte kryesore te nderhyrjes per te ndaluar genocidet ne bote.
Atehere cfare ju shqeteson ju? Se Obama u shpreh qe edhe serbet meritojne nje te ardhme? Une mendoj qe PO.Eshte ne interesin tone qe serbia te sherohet shpejt nga plaget qe i (vet)shkaktoi nacionalizmi i semure.Eshte kjo arsye per te sulmuar nje politikan?
Ne fund te fundit arrihet tek prioritet personale. Une sot jam i preokupuar se sa e lehte do jete te gjej nje pune normale mbas 1 viti, nqs do kem sigurime shendetesore, nqs varferia do rritet. Ju vazhdoni predikoni per nje ceshtje qe nuk perben sensacion me.
Dhe ne fund doja t'ju thoja dicka tjeter. Packa se si ballkanas (fus edhe veten time ketu) jeni te bindur qe bota rrotullohet rreth probleme tuaja realiteti eshte tjeter. Ka tragjedi ne bote qe meritojne vemendjen e USA dhe qe Klintoni nuk ka treguar se ka deshire ti perballoje. Flas per Palestinen, Darfurin. Flas per dipllomaci ne lidhje me Iranin dhe Sirine. Flas per nje Amerike qe degjon vendet e tjera dhe jo bombardon. Nuk dua dominim Bush-Clinton te jetes politike.Deri tani shumica e amerikaneve kane te njejtin mendim me mua. Te sohim si shkon puna.
Master, nuk e di ne je shkolle per drame dhe te duhet te dish permendesh artikujt e revistave/gazetave lool. Mos ekzagjero kaq shume se s'ka lezet. Pastaj meqe e ke permendur, te tjeret qe marrin pjese ne kete nen-forum (problematika nderkombetare), nga e di ti qe nuk shfletojne shtypin? Une jam e abonuar ne Foreign Affairs, The Economist, dhe lexoj te tjera. Pastaj po flet per "The Economist". Para dy javesh cfare kishte kopertina e asaj reviste? Obama ne kopertine dhe titulli me shkronja te medha: "But can he deliever?" Dhe lexoje me kujdes fjaline e fundit te atij artikulli. (Do thuash ti qe i paske mbajtur dhe ti permendsh lol. Jo de, po ca gjera edhe te fiksohen kollaj.)
Pastaj do te keshilloja dhe pak modesti ne shprehje. "Kam te njejtin mendim me shumicen e amerikaneve" e jo "shumica e amerikaneve kane te njejtin mendim me mua." Meqe permende mentalitetin/komplekset ballkanase, s'i ke lene dhe aq manget jo.
O Lioness, me duket se Obama ja kaloi Hillary-t, ka fillu Hillary me gjith ato ēa quhen ato, se nuk di nga keto shprehjet komplekse te masterit une, kshu qe e ndihmojne ne fushate po e them Shqip, kan fillu me gerthit me te madhe nga terbimi. Tamam si arusha qe kur merr i plum ne trup nuk do me dit mo ca ka perpara.
Dhe e forta, une mendoj se do fitoje edhe me McCain, se nga nje emision qe degjova une per kte, thuhej se iher kishte hik ky, po ishte pendu e kishe ardh prap, nga mendte e kokes dmth. Plus qe kishte qene i larte ne Vietnam, qe amerikanet kur e kujtojne qajen akoma dhe sot per dhimbjet qe u shkaktoi ajo lufte. Dhe, i bie qe te ndodhe ēudia qe askush mbase nuk e priste, te fitoje nje njeri me ngjyre si president i USA. Vallaj interesante eshte.
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