2007

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Religion in Albania and the lack thereof The majority of Albanians today are either atheists or agnostics. According to an official US Government Report : No reliable data were available on active participation   more...in formal religious services, but estimates ranged from 25 to 40 percent.", leaving 60 to 75 percent of the population non-religious!!
The country does not have a history of religious extremism and takes pride in the harmony that exists across religious traditions and practices.
Religious indifference and pragmatism continued as a distinctive trait of the society and interreligious marriage has been very common throughout the centuries, in some places even the rule.  less

These are the dramatic new pictures of a massive explosion in Albania. The blast at a cold-war ammunition dump a few miles north of the capital Tirana killed five and injured more than 200.

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these is the albanians

Elizabeth J. Pyatt, Linguistic PhD, Pennsylvania State University USA:"In 3200 BC, there were many, many languages spoken besides Sumerian and Egyptian, but they were not fortunate enough to have   more...a writing system. These languages are just as old. To take one interesting case, the Albanian language (spoken north of Greece) was not written down until about the 15th century AD, yet Ptolemy mentions the people in the first century BC.* The linguistic and archaeological evidence suggests that Albanians were a distinct people for even longer than that. So Albanian has probably existed for several millennia, but has only been written down for 500 years. With a twist of fate, Albanian might be considered very "old" and Greek pretty "new"."
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Albanian is a direct descendant of a south-west group of Illyrian dialects. However, there have been other hypotheses proposed, among which the following merit to be mentioned.

A. The Pelasgian hypothesis.
Albanian is the continuation of the language of an ancient people called Pelasgians, a hypothesis rather diffused in the 19th century. J.G. von HAHN (1854) formulated in a strict manner the hypothesis that the Albanians are direct descendants of the Illyrians, Macedonians, and Epirotes, and that in the remotest times they formed a united race together with the Latins and the Hellenes called Pelasgians, with their language, the Pelasgian. A. SCHLEICHER gave full authority to this theory of Pelasgian origin with his family tree of languages. Today this is considered a groundless idea.
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B. The Thracian (Dacian) hypothesis.
Albanian is the continuation of the
Thracian language. This thesis, implying an Albanian-Rumanian symbiosis, is supported by students of Rumanian: H. HIRT, K. PAUL, G. WEIGAND, H. BARIC, I. POPOVIC, and I. I. RUSSU. Only scant remains of Thracian exist, but HIRT saw Albanians as descendants of the Thracians. This means that in the early Middle Ages the Albanians moved westward from the central part of the Balkans, but there are no historical records of such a massive
migration. To BARIC Albanian is an Illyricized Thracian dialect.
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C. The Illyrian-Thracian hypothesis. Albanian is derived from a mixture of Illyrian and Thracian. N. JOKL supported the idea of an intermediate position between Illyrian and Thracian. However, Thracian is not better known than Illyrian, and it is difficult to distinguish their specific elements, or to trace a dividing line between Illyrian and Thracian. For JOKL the Albanians are probably the descendants of the Illyrian tribe of Dardanians, living in the interior of the Balkan peninsula, who migrated westward some time in the late Roman period.
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D. The Daco-Moesian hypothesis is sustained by the Bulgarian academician V. GEORGIEV.
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E. The independent hypothesis.
H. KRAHE affirms that Albanian presents an
independent Indo-European language. The vast work of Prof. E. ÇABEJ on Albanian
etymology (1976), an unrivaled synthesis of everything known in this field, refers to remote periods of Albanian as an Indo-European language, without considering the Illyrian language. Following a strict method, the Albanian etymologies would go back to Illyrian forms, which in turn would be traced back to Indo-European roots, like the Italian etymologies going back to Latin forms. E. HAMP (1972) states: "Albanian shows no obvious close affinity to any other Indo-European language;It is plainly the sole modern
survivor of its own subgroup".
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Not even the President is immune to getting his watch swiped in Albania. Watch very closely around the 1-minute mark; first he has a watch, then there's a hand over, it, then he doesn't. Whoever pulled   more...this off might just have the largest cajones in history.  less

Florenti duke ushtruar karate ne Berlin

Florenti duke ushtruar karate ne Berlin

Florenti duke ushtruar karate ne Berlin

Florenti duke ushtruar karate ne Berlin

The parallels between the Islamic Extremists of Al-Qaeda and the Serbian Fashist Orthodox Chetniks, is apparent including the fact that both groups share the same sinister apologists. Islamic Extremists   more...and Serbian Orthodox Extremists (Chetniks) are two sides of the same coin.
No, this is not an Religious war
This is the Mafias Criminals War for controlling the World and Kosova issue has prompted these bigots to reveal their true criminal faces!

The division of the world, between states that have recognized, and states that are not recognising Kosova's independence is very largely a division between the majority of democratic countries on the one hand, and those that either themselves fear 'separatist' threats to their own territorial integrity, or that are politically hostile to the West.
Russia falls into the second camp. Having itself promoted the separation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia from Georgia, and of Transnistria from Moldova, Russia cannot seriously be described as 'fearing separatism'. Vladimir Putin has deliberately manufactured an international crisis over the Kosova issue with the express intention of disrupting the expansion of the EU and NATO and of splitting the ranks of their existing members.
This has been openly stated by Moscow's ambassador to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin, who has threatened force in the event that the EU adopts a common policy over Kosova: "If the EU works out a single position or if NATO steps beyond its mandate in Kosovo, these organizations will be in conflict with the U.N., and then I think we will also begin operating under the assumption that in order to be respected, one needs to use force."
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these is the albanian crimes

this is the truth about macedonia

25 of march 1821 starts the greek revolusion against the turks.this is the uniforms

greek f-16 hunting turkish intruder in greek F I R

The Secret Birth of the Federal Reserve

The material of the video show some of the most numerous and ridiculous contradictions of the kuran and islam faith, writen in Albanian language!

The religion of Albanians is ALBANISM!
Keep the arabic shit   more...away from Albania!  less

Man sues Jet Blue Airways over sitting on Toilet, Cat and Mouse cause Blackout and Controversy over Naked Photos in Texas High School Textbooks.

Names origin of the ancient Gods.

The Albanian Identity of ALEXANDER THE GREAT