Damals war ich in Albanien und die Leute waren empört, als der Amerikanische Botschafter nach dem 11.9.01 behauptete, es würde keine Islamischen Terroristen Zellen bzw. von Bin Laden in Albanien geben.

Was für ein Lügner und Josef Limbrecht starb dann auch am 17.5.2002, als er ein Terroristen Ausbildungs Camp in Nord Albanien – Peskopje besuchte (angeblich an Herzinfarkt, aber Eingeweihte sagen: Herzinfarkt nach Sex mit einer jungen Frau)

Die Nachrufe der Amerikanischen Regierung enthüllen die Amerikanischen Lügen (hier starb er plötzlich in seinem Büro)und die Fakten.

Unten sind dann die Bin Laden Hochhäuser in Tirana, wo Limbrecht jeden Tag direkt gegenüber im Rogner Hotel, seine dubiosen Politischen Bekannten aus den Albanischen Terroristen und Mafia Kreisen empfing.

Mit Sabri Godo traf er sich besonders oft.

Albania’s interior minister Ilir Gjoni rejected the allegations out of hand. His cause was bolstered by the US ambassador in Tirana, Joseph Limprecht ❗ , who commended the Meta administration for its collaboration with anti-terrorist efforts over the past three years. The ambassador also said Washington had neither identified nor located any terrorists cells ❗ in Albania.

http://www.iwpr.net/index.pl?archive/bcr/bcr_20010927_3_eng.txt

Du weist doch das der US Botschafter Josef Limprecht in Peskopje am 17.5.2002 starb. Dort war ein Terroristen ANA-AKSH Ausbildungs Camps, wo ja auch Gafur Adili festgenommen wurde.

josef tod

US envoy dies

The American ambassador to Albania, Josef Limprecht, died of a heart attack yesterday at the end of a four-day tour of the country’s northern districts.

US AMBASSADOR IN ALBANIA DIES
Josef Limprecht, the US ambassador to Albania, died of a heart attack today. He was 55 years old.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Newso…rce/message/841

Death of U.S. Ambassador to Albania

Secretary Colin L. Powell
Washington, DC
May 20, 2002

The United States Ambassador to Albania Joseph Limprecht died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday, May 19, 2002, while hiking with his wife and colleagues in Northern Albania. The State Department is deeply saddened by Ambassador Limprecht’s untimely death, and we extend our sincerest condolences to his family –his wife, Nancy and daughters, Alma and Eleanor – as well as his friends and colleagues.

Ambassador Limprecht was a career Foreign Service officer who assumed his duties in Tirana in September 1999 and was in the final weeks of a very successful three-year tour.

Joining the State Department in 1975, Ambassador Limprecht had a distinguished career in which he served in multiple and varied assignments, in Washington, DC and overseas in Germany, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan. In recognition of his talents and contributions, he had received several State Department honor awards.

After a ceremony in Tirana this week, his wife will accompany his remains to the United States.

Released on May 20, 2002

http://www.state.gov/secretary/forme…2002/10319.htm

http://www.state.gov/outofdate/bios/l/6233.htm