Ten Albanian's arrested in Garda operation.

JONJO THE MISER

http://www.rte.ie/aertel/107-02.html

Okay Albania is not in the E.U so how the hell did these people get into the country and live here for over 2 years commiting serious crime along the way, it just shows that this country is seen as a soft touch by illegal immigrants, i suppose they were all drawing social welfare as well.

Banned Account

They were arrested for their own safety - the sun is too strong for them to be out.

Jay D

Is it something like how Israel is allowed in European sports events and other competitions?

biko

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

i suppose they were all drawing social welfare as well.

And so the rumour mill starts grinding...

The link doesn't mention how long they were here, do you have another link as well?
Edit, nm found it.

Micilin Muc

Ten Albanian's what?

Ian Beale

Wouldn't be hard to get in on a ferry, they don't check everyones passport.

Noopti

Seriously, what is the point of Aertel on the internet!?

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/49-burglaries-blamed-on-10-man-gang-467006.html

Shoelaces

Ah Aertel, reminds me of one of my ex's. Shes minging now but when i see her she still brings back fond memories

deravarra

Fitzcaraldo wrote: »

They were arrested for their own safety - the sun is too strong for them to be out.

Lol .. i was going to correct you ... then started laughing

starbelgrade

Micilin Muc wrote: »

Ten Albanian's what?

Sitting on a wall.

Menengroth™

They've arrested Tar.Aldarion? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

(oh, i should read slower.)

Sykk

Stone them to d... Oh wait?

Mena

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

http://www.rte.ie/aertel/107-02.html

Okay Albania is not in the E.U so how the hell did these people get into the country and live here for over 2 years commiting serious crime along the way, it just shows that this country is seen as a soft touch by illegal immigrants, i suppose they were all drawing social welfare as well.

How do you know they were illegal? Do you think that immigration from non eu countries can only be done illegally?

starbelgrade

Bloody foreigners. Coming over here, getting themselves on the Aertel. Taking up space on our tellys. And I betcha they don't even pay the license fee. They probably get it paid for them by the welfare. The bastards.

JONJO THE MISER

Mena wrote: »

How do you know they were illegal? Do you think that immigration from non eu countries can only be done illegally?

Aww yeah they really sound like the type that came here legally dont they:rolleyes:.

AnonoBoy

Ten AH posters were arrested for apostrophe abuse this year already.

Let's not make it eleven OP.

Mena

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Aww yeah they really sound like the type that came here legally dont they:rolleyes:.

That's not what you said.

You implied by the fact that they are non eu that they are a ) illegal and b ) getting welfare.

Care to expand?

caseyann

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

http://www.rte.ie/aertel/107-02.html

Okay Albania is not in the E.U so how the hell did these people get into the country and live here for over 2 years commiting serious crime along the way, it just shows that this country is seen as a soft touch by illegal immigrants, i suppose they were all drawing social welfare as well.

Can you draw welfare when you are an illegal

Should they be imprisoned or deported?

Mena

caseyann wrote: »

Can you draw welfare when you are an illegal

Should they be imprisoned or deported?

I damn well hope not!

And deported, it's people like this that make life much harder for the rest of us legal immigrants :mad:

Augmerson

Not to worry OP, anti-Albanian legislation is being rushed through the Dail as we speak. We will all be safe soon.

starbelgrade

caseyann wrote: »

Can you draw welfare when you are an illegal

Should they be imprisoned or deported?

No - the only real question is.. should they be shot or hung?

Kasabian

caseyann wrote: »

Can you draw welfare when you are an illegal

Should they be imprisoned or deported?

Those options are good but I prefer if we just hang them without trial.:rolleyes:

They're Albanians after all and we all know what they're like.

caseyann

Mena wrote: »

I damn well hope not!

And deported, it's people like this that make life much harder for the rest of us legal immigrants :mad:

I agree deportation instead of meaningless jail term.

starbelgrade wrote: »

No - the only real question is.. should they be shot or hung?

Kasabian wrote: »

Those options are good but I prefer if we just hang them without trial.:rolleyes:

They're Albanians after all and we all know what they're like.

I hope both of them comments are some misguided sick joke,or you belong on storm front,with the Albanians arent white crowd because there is Muslim Albanians.

Morlar

Kasabian wrote: »

Those options are good but I prefer if we just hang them without trial.:rolleyes

They're Albanians after all and we all know what they're like.

I like your style.

Kasabian

caseyann wrote: »

I agree deportation instead of meaningless jail term.





I hope both of them comments are some misguided sick joke,or you belong on storm front,with the Albanians arent white crowd because there is Muslims living side by side with them.

What do you think ? If you don't get sarcasm don't preach.

caseyann

Kasabian wrote: »

What do you think ? If you don't get sarcasm don't preach.

Why was it directed at me? If they are convicted they should be deported.

Mena

caseyann wrote: »

Why was it directed at me? If they are convicted they should be deported.

What usually seems to happen is they spend X minutes (well, jail terms are never long in Ireland are they?) in prison and are then deported upon release.

Kasabian

caseyann wrote: »

Why was it directed at me? If they are convicted they should be deported.

Nice edit :rolleyes: . No need to explain to you in any more detail I guess or is that giving you too much credit.

caseyann

Mena wrote: »

What usually seems to happen is they spend X minutes (well, jail terms are never long in Ireland are they?) in prison and are then deported upon release.

You know our deportation rate lol Nope never long at all,but if you robbed a packet of crisps you would do to the letter the time given :pac:

ScumLord

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

it just shows that this country is seen as a soft touch by illegal immigrants, i suppose they were all drawing social welfare as well.

How so, I know people that have been living and working in the US for years illegally, I'd say France the UK and Germany have a much poorer record than us as people actually want to go there instead of take a gamble on Ireland.

ejmaztec

caseyann wrote: »

there is Muslims living side by side with them.

Wouldn't be too difficult with the 70% Muslim population figure

caseyann

Kasabian wrote: »

Nice edit :rolleyes: . No need to explain to you in any more detail I guess or is that giving you too much credit.

Thank you :P i wanted to be correct in statement as they are only been held. No need to lol

caseyann

ejmaztec wrote: »

Wouldn't be too difficult with the 70% Muslim population figure

Realistically they would be same about religion as Irish are,some leave it some dont and some are half half lol We all write catholic on our census.Even the non practicing.

Kasabian

caseyann wrote: »

Thank you :P i wanted to be correct in statement as they are only been held. No need to lol

I'll laugh when you retract your accusation that I belong on Stormfront

caseyann

Kasabian wrote: »

I'll laugh when you retract your accusation that I belong on Stormfront

Oh sorry i retract statement

Kasabian

caseyann wrote: »

Oh sorry i retract statement

Thank you

lol

ejmaztec

caseyann wrote: »

Realistically they would be same about religion as Irish are,some leave it some dont and some are half half lol We all write catholic on our census.Even the non practicing.

Still 70%.

caseyann

ejmaztec wrote: »

Still 70%.

Whats that got to do with anything? If on paper they are Muslim or not?

Bottle_of_Smoke

Human trafficking is big business. Prob got in on fake documents or smuggled in or whatever

People always think human trafficking is solely female teenagers being forced into prostitution but the reality is most involved pay the traffickers to get them into a western country

ejmaztec

caseyann wrote: »

Whats that got to do with anything? If on paper they are Muslim or not?

If you don't know, I'm not going to waste hours explaining it to you.

mike kelly

Ireland accepted a lot of refugees from Kosovo a few years back. These were given housing in various towns in Munster (coincidentally the region where the robbiers took place). I guess some of them have criminal connections and invited over their buddies to go on a crime spree here. If any of those involved are legal residents, will they now be expelled?

jackiebaron

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Aww yeah they really sound like the type that came here legally dont they:rolleyes:.

Well if they came on tourist visas then that's "legal". The only way to get into a country illegally is to be smuggled in or be a stowaway.

mike kelly

a lot of them are claiming social welfare here according to todays examiner

Terry

caseyann wrote: »

Whats that got to do with anything? If on paper they are Muslim or not?

Why don't you tell us?
You're the one who brought religion into it.

Daisy Steiner

caseyann wrote: »

Realistically they would be same about religion as Irish are,some leave it some dont and some are half half lol We all write catholic on our census.Even the non practicing.

No "we" don't :rolleyes:

mike kelly

Terry wrote: »

Why don't you tell us?
You're the one who brought religion into it.

islam in albania is not taken so seriously as in other muslim countries. What is taken seriously is the Kanun, effectively the set of laws which still govern life in Albania and Kosovo today. These laws provide for blood feuds and preach loyalty to the family above all else, and in effect are a criminals charter. By allowing Albanians to settle here we have expanded the already sizeable criminal class which resides in this country.

Mr Benevolent

Hah, the story has been removed from Aertel and doesn't exist on RTE News. Did you write it, Miser Boy?

mike kelly

Confab wrote: »

Hah, the story has been removed from Aertel and doesn't exist on RTE News. Did you write it, Miser Boy?

will be interesting to see if these fellows are charged at all. Remember the Lithuanian gang rapists in Louth?

caseyann

Terry wrote: »

Why don't you tell us?
You're the one who brought religion into it.

It was a comment about dumb ass storm front because of their smart ass comments for no reason.

caseyann

mike kelly wrote: »

islam in albania is not taken so seriously as in other muslim countries. What is taken seriously is the Kanun, effectively the set of laws which still govern life in Albania and Kosovo today. These laws provide for blood feuds and preach loyalty to the family above all else, and in effect are a criminals charter. By allowing Albanians to settle here we have expanded the already sizeable criminal class which resides in this country.

As a constant visitor to Albania,I Can speak for how Albanians are, the laws of the feuds are been abolished They live life just like we do and have their criminals who they wish werent there also.The religion of Kosova and Albania is Albanianism.
No we have not,majority of Albanians who have settled here are law abiding citizens.Like we have Irish crims in other countries,some are here.

old_aussie

Look here

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0728/1224275614268.html