ALBANIAN MUSLIM MAFIA RUNS INTL STOLEN CAR RING TO FUND JIHAD

Kosovo is a narco-jihadist vipers nest bent on
ethnically cleansing its residual native pre-Islamic Serb inhabitants, in
fulfillment of regional, and perhaps larger Islamic
goals and they are bringing their special brand of criminality to America. Taking a page from AQ: Al Qaeda’s Stolen cars (and see this post: The Stolen Cars of Al Qaeda), Albanian Muslims are shipping stolen cars out of the US in support of Islamic jihad. Bill Warner breaks the story here.

ALBANIAN
MUSLIM MAFIA RUNS INTERNATIONAL STOLEN CAR RACKET THAT FUNDS TERRORISM OUT OF NY
& NJ.    

4 OF FORT DIX SIX NJ TERRORISTS ARE ALBANIANS.

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Muslim Albanian gangs, are replacing the
Italian mafia as the organized
crime outfit in the US, shipping stolen cars from the docks of NY in support of terrorism, run
by Daut Kadriovski

Daut Kadriovski aka Mehmed Haidini the reputed boss of one of the 15 Families, embodies
the tenacity of the top Kosovar drug traffickers. A Yugoslav Interior Ministry
report identifies him as one of Europe’s biggest heroin dealers, and Nicovic calls him
a "major financial resource for the KLA." Through his
family links, Nicovic
says, Kadriovski smuggled more than 100 kilos of heroin into New York and
Philadelphia, in 1993 he headed for the United States (New York City), where
it’s believed he continues to operate. Daut Kadriovski’s contacts include
Albanians living in the Bronx, they had been coordinating their plans from such
social hangouts as the Besa, Two Star and Gurra cafes, and across New Jersey, he is wanted in 12 European
countries.
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The Albanian Mafia
rule in New York City is so well known and wide open that the recent "Grand Theft Auto IV" and Grand Theft Auto WIKI games are patterned on their violence….the Albanian mob
appears as the main antagonist, shipping stolen cars back to Europe without
Petrovic’s
permission, retrieved from wiki here.

In Italy, Albanian organized crime gangs appear to
control the car trafficking market. One method they employ is to deliberately drive
into a car and then when the driver stops to assess the damage to his vehicle,
they take the car by force. The cars are then exported to Tirana. A car stolen
in central Italy in the morning can be in Albania with its new owner that same
evening, Interpol Report.

“The vehicles are not only stolen for their own sake;
sometimes they are trafficked to finance other crimes,” according to
the international police organization Interpol. Europol’s report describes Europe’s
stolen-car industry as a complex network of professionals that includes car
thieves, technicians, mechanics, document forgers, drivers, and unscrupulous car
dealers. These thieves have learned how to disable immobilizers, locate and
eliminate tracking devices, and alter VIN
numbers.

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