Ethnic Albanians involved in suspected blood feud murder

that´s one of the reasons why Serbia will prevail in the end. the Albanians are so deeply rooted in this kanun-barbarity that they start killing each other, when no other ethnicity is at hand.

go on, my dear k-albanian friends, go on.

"In 1978, Bektashi killed Imer's brother and cousin, and seriously wounded his father, after which he escaped to Kosovo and lived there," the eyewitness was quoted as saying.

Why didn't the Yugoslav, Serbian or UN/Kosovo/EU governments try to arrest the killer in all that time? It seems like if it's Albanian-on-Albanian murder then most Albanians (save the victim/s families) don't care if the killer is living free. But if a Serbian man was even a suspect they'd have been staging riots over it and using it as an excuse to go after random Serbs.

Troll on troll blood feud. Shinning example of Albanian culture that is undoubtedly the direct result of Milosovic and his suppression of the peace living hoard. I heard that the feud originally stemmed from failure to share in drug profits smuggling. The cycle of Albanian culture continued to thrive.

Maybe the greater albanianists can organize a Blood Feud League (BFL), a Premiership Blood Feud Legue (PBLF) and of course, a Europea Blood Feud League (EBFL). If they took control of this land, the KPS would have been there selling tickets for ringside seats. The Europa Blood Feud League final could be held in the European Parliament chamber in front of all those MEP fans. They would pay hansomely. It could be a major export for greater albania and foreign sports satellite companies can bid stupid amounts of money.

justice is above all,even 34years after,even 100years after,even ...
So my dear serbs,do not even expect that we will forget your crimes
(lili, 11 April 2012 23:44)

Good to see an Albanian admitting how far away they are from any standard of democracy which includes the monopoly of state institutions to punish criminals. Instead, you dare to call brutal blood feud murder 'justice' and you promote the archaic idea of 'revenge'. It speaks words, my dear friend lili, always nice to see some stereotypes about a group of people being confirmed. And as usual, not a single Albanian post (so far) that condemned this crime.

And the real question is how it's possible that an alleged killer can live in Kosovo for years without being arrested. Sounds like it has been a lawless place not only now, but already in YU-times.

justice is above all,even 34years after,even 100years after,even ...
So my dear serbs,do not even expect that we will forget your crimes

that´s one of the reasons why Serbia will prevail in the end. the Albanians are so deeply rooted in this kanun-barbarity that they start killing each other, when no other ethnicity is at hand.

go on, my dear k-albanian friends, go on.
(Jovan, 11 April 2012 20:08)

Jovan,

But of course, it's sort of like Serbs cleansing their own. e.g. If Serbs have been displaced from the Krajina into Serbia, there is little tolerance on the part of the local Serbs and soon they force their brother Serbs to move to Kosova. As much as you fantasize, Albanians will remain to be united, as they always have been for thousands of years. Why else do you think Kosova is now independent! Beside, statistics show there are far more Serb on Serb murders than there are Albanian on Albanian.

"In 1978, Bektashi killed Imer's brother and cousin, and seriously wounded his father, after which he escaped to Kosovo and lived there," the eyewitness was quoted as saying.

Why didn't the Yugoslav, Serbian or UN/Kosovo/EU governments try to arrest the killer in all that time? It seems like if it's Albanian-on-Albanian murder then most Albanians (save the victim/s families) don't care if the killer is living free. But if a Serbian man was even a suspect they'd have been staging riots over it and using it as an excuse to go after random Serbs.

justice is above all,even 34years after,even 100years after,even ...
So my dear serbs,do not even expect that we will forget your crimes

that´s one of the reasons why Serbia will prevail in the end. the Albanians are so deeply rooted in this kanun-barbarity that they start killing each other, when no other ethnicity is at hand.

go on, my dear k-albanian friends, go on.

that´s one of the reasons why Serbia will prevail in the end. the Albanians are so deeply rooted in this kanun-barbarity that they start killing each other, when no other ethnicity is at hand.

go on, my dear k-albanian friends, go on.
(Jovan, 11 April 2012 20:08)

Jovan,

But of course, it's sort of like Serbs cleansing their own. e.g. If Serbs have been displaced from the Krajina into Serbia, there is little tolerance on the part of the local Serbs and soon they force their brother Serbs to move to Kosova. As much as you fantasize, Albanians will remain to be united, as they always have been for thousands of years. Why else do you think Kosova is now independent! Beside, statistics show there are far more Serb on Serb murders than there are Albanian on Albanian.

Troll on troll blood feud. Shinning example of Albanian culture that is undoubtedly the direct result of Milosovic and his suppression of the peace living hoard. I heard that the feud originally stemmed from failure to share in drug profits smuggling. The cycle of Albanian culture continued to thrive.

Maybe the greater albanianists can organize a Blood Feud League (BFL), a Premiership Blood Feud Legue (PBLF) and of course, a Europea Blood Feud League (EBFL). If they took control of this land, the KPS would have been there selling tickets for ringside seats. The Europa Blood Feud League final could be held in the European Parliament chamber in front of all those MEP fans. They would pay hansomely. It could be a major export for greater albania and foreign sports satellite companies can bid stupid amounts of money.

justice is above all,even 34years after,even 100years after,even ...
So my dear serbs,do not even expect that we will forget your crimes
(lili, 11 April 2012 23:44)

Good to see an Albanian admitting how far away they are from any standard of democracy which includes the monopoly of state institutions to punish criminals. Instead, you dare to call brutal blood feud murder 'justice' and you promote the archaic idea of 'revenge'. It speaks words, my dear friend lili, always nice to see some stereotypes about a group of people being confirmed. And as usual, not a single Albanian post (so far) that condemned this crime.

And the real question is how it's possible that an alleged killer can live in Kosovo for years without being arrested. Sounds like it has been a lawless place not only now, but already in YU-times.