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List: NYC-L[NYC-L] Redski HazyJeton Ademaj jeton at hotmail.comThu Jul 21 23:15:48 EDT 2005
"Ms. Xa" : I appreciate the art with which you postulate Florin Krasniqi as a CIA sockpuppet, but there is substantial evidence that Mr. Krasniqi raised this money from Albanians in the USA. As I stated initially, the current film is the outgrowth of the journalistic relationship between former Newsweek reporter Stacy Sullivan and Florin, which first manifested in a NYTimes magazine coverstory from 11/98, also titled "The Brooklyn Connection". The article chronicled Florin's fundraising efforts along with some of those of the wider Albanian diaspora. As for the legality of Florin's actions, I get the impression Florin's transactions were entirely legal; if you think otherwise, state your case. Unless your case is simply that this is all CIA pixie-dust, if so I can recommend a haberdasher of fine foils, and can make you a most fetching unisex pork-pie in Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil, sized to your specification of course. The United States has a profound history of freedom, at least for it's citizens --the criteria for which has expanded over the years. One of the most profound is the freedom of self-defense, with commensurate means. Its called the right to keep and bear arms, and it is enshrined the Second Amendment. Florin would not have a problem learning the legal status of firearms purchase if he or anyone made a determined effort to learn...this is not some big secret. I get the sense that you're more accustomed to government that keeps the legal procedures of armed self-defense some sort of arcane secret-- where would that be exactly, "Ms. Xa"? Your ruminations of the nature of heroism notwithstanding, the word 'hero' is certainly in the vernacular, and has transcended any mythopoetic formality. By many definitions, Florin's actions are entirely heroic, in the sense that an everyday man got involved in the struggle for freedom from a monstrous oppressor that his relatives lived for, and made a great success of it. The impression is clear you feel Florin's story is a mirage and you know the real one. The problem is you are on a list with many people who actually lived this reality, and if I were you I wouldn't expect to be entertained for long. If you actually have some sort of evidence or even reasonable basis to back your stated suspicions, offer them. Simply hissing accusations in an ambigous semantic fog will get you flamed, otherwise :) Jeton
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