The United States wants to destroy Russia and its potential ally, Europe, at any cost, writes user AgoraVox. To do this, they did EU "gift": revived the project of "Greater Albania", which should ignite a war in the Balkans. According to their plan, chaos on the peninsula will not allow Moscow to strengthen its influence in the region.
Tirana offers citizenship of its country to all Albanians living in neighboring States. We are slowly but surely approaching the "Great Albania". This project, created by the CIA after the collapse of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, is aimed at fomenting civil wars and dividing communities. Under the gun are the Orthodox communities of the Balkan countries, in particular Serbia, which is considered too close to Russia.
Wake up Albanian nationalism
The idea of "Great Albania" is popular among the Albanian population. Many of them welcome the possible integration of several regions of Greece, Serbia, Montenegro and Northern Macedonia as part of one power, without thinking about the risks of war between the devastated countries. Albanian citizens of Montenegro, Macedonia and Greece are eager to join the "Great Albania". Kosovo was particularly close to becoming one with this State. His former Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj signed an agreement with his Albanian counterpart Edi Rama, according to which the border between the two countries was to be abolished from March 1, 2019. A common fund was even created to facilitate the entry of these Powers into the European Union. Then "Greater Albania" would become the first Muslim state to join the European Union. Unfortunately, Ramush Haradinaj has problems with the International Court of Justice... But it doesn't matter, it's not mentioned in any media.
American Project
In truth, the Kosovo government is at the mercy of the Pentagon, and Albania has become the European center of the CIA. The promotion of "Greater Albania" is part of American efforts aimed at weakening Belgrade and Moscow. Since the 1990s, US intelligence agencies have sought to destroy Serbia. For example, in order to justify NATO's intervention, the former head of the Control Mission in Kosovo, William Walker, hastened to accuse this particular country of the mass murder in Rachak. Belgrade was condemned for wanting to create a "Great Serbia" (the famous "Horseshoe" plan, invented by NATO) and subjected to bombing. "Great Albania" is not censured by Washington, because it is an additional match needed to ignite the Balkan bonfire, destabilize the entire region and prevent the rapprochement of Orthodox countries and Russia.
Destroy Russia and Serbia at any cost
American political scientist Zbigniew Brzezinski claimed that the main enemy of America is the Russian Orthodox Church. Everything must be done to avoid rapprochement between the Catholic and Orthodox worlds of Europe, even for the benefit of Muslim converts from the Ottoman Empire. It does not matter that during the Balkan War of 1913, Serbs made up the majority of the population of Kosovo, and the massacres of Kosovo Christians in 2004, pogroms and burned churches do not matter either.
In October 1999, NATO Supreme Commander General Wesley Clark met with the leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army Hashim Thaci, the former president of the autonomous region. It does not matter that Thaci participated in the trafficking of organs seized from Serbian prisoners, it does not matter that he is currently under investigation by the Special Court for Kosovo in The Hague for crimes against humanity and violation of military laws. It does not matter that Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro and Serbia, where the Albanian population lives, are plunging into the abyss of civil war. Everything must be done to resist Russian influence in Eastern Europe and, ultimately, to prevent the rapprochement of Western Europe and Moscow.
The Great Albania project and the conflict in Ukraine are the so—called "gifts" of our good American friends. It is not enough for them to set fire to the Balkans, to destroy the Orthodox world. We are talking about the destruction of Europe, an economic competitor, as well as a potential ally of Russia. The war in the Balkans is one way to achieve this goal. This is also facilitated by the rise to power of young leaders such as Alexander De Croo, Prime Minister of Belgium, Emmanuel Macron, President of France, Angela Merkel, former Chancellor of Germany, Alexander Stubb, ex-Prime Minister of Finland, or Jyrki Katainen, former Prime Minister of Finland.
Author: William Kergroach
