[NYC-L] a quic*K* note...

[Jeton Ademaj]

i think this is an especially relevant paragraph, and i'm glad you're 
thinking along the lines of what i'm thinking...with one caveat:

any such organization **************MUST MUST MUST MUST 
*M*U*S*T*!!!!**************
be IMMUNIZED to pressure from politicians, corporate leaders or ANY other 
interests...ESPECIALLY organized crime! If we can achieve THAT then this 
effort could succeed in establishing a reform movement. to add to what u 
said, Bleron, we could seek advice from other such reform movements as to 
how they've insulated themselves from behind-the-scenes influence of any 
kind...and we should cast a wide net, inquire into as many succesful 
movements as possible so that we can ferret out general techniques (as 
opposed to getting advice that could only work in a specific set of 
circumstances). Now THAT would make some people nervous (and thats 
overdue...)!

Visar, i'll respond to your points later i just wanted to pop-in....and u 
weren't being 'violent' that i know of, but hey watch that prozac...it's got 
a history thataways...

j
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Kosova needs an organization
that will hunt the mayor legally until he is forced to
resign or sent to jail for corruption. Kosova needs an
organization that will raise the awareness of its
citizens, and not allow politicians do whatever they
want to do. I believe that such an
organization/network can be created by young albanians
inside and outside Kosova. And diaspora can especially
help in this direction by establishing contacts with
similar movements in areas where they live, and thus
learning from them. And, at times, even maybe get some
of the funding from them.