Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Un immigrato imprenditore...

www.telegraph.co.uk
Refugee gets 10 years for luring European girls into his brothels
By Sue Clough, Courts Correspondent
(Filed: 23/12/2003) 
An Albanian refugee who used his linguistic skills to become an 
expert in immigration cases was jailed for 10 years yesterday for 
smuggling naive women into Britain to service his sex empire.
 
[[Picture] Luan Plakici promised girls jobs as waitresses ]
The trial of Luan Plakici, 26, has highlighted the growing trade in 
trafficking women, mainly from eastern Europe and the former Soviet 
Union, to work as sex slaves earning hundreds of thousand pounds for 
their controllers but virtually nothing for themselves.
Plakici, who claimed to be Kosovan and was granted a British 
passport in 1999, trawled Europe luring women to this country on the 
promise of jobs as waitresses or barmaids. En route many were raped 
by the traffickers, and once here on false papers they were assigned 
to various brothels by Plakici.
They were forced to work seven days a week dealing with as many as 
20 clients a day. Plakici even married the prettiest of the girls 
but made her spend her wedding night servicing other men.
Plakici, who would assault and even rape his victims if they failed 
to reach the earning targets set for them, had taken "cynical 
advantage" of poor, gullible young women, Wood Green Crown Court in 
London heard.
"They led lives of considerable hardship in their own countries. 
Young women in these circumstances were easy prey to you and your 
false promises to better their lives," said Judge Robert Winstanley 
as he passed sentence yesterday.
The conviction and sentence was welcomed by Beverley Hughes, the 
Home Office minister, who said: "The Government is determined to do 
everything it can to tackle human trafficking . . . We all share 
revulsion at what these women have suffered at the hands of 
traffickers who will stop at nothing in pursuit of profit."
She said the Home Office was giving £700,000 to a project to 
support female victims of trafficking for another year. Since it 
began in March the project has helped 22 women.
When the Sexual Offences Act becomes law next May trafficking 
people for sex will become an offence carrying up to 14 years' 
imprisonment.
The United Nations has said 700,000 people are trafficked worldwide 
for sexual exploitation each year.
Earlier this month Lord Goldsmith, QC, the Attorney General, said 
the problem was likely to get worse before it got better unless 
police and prosecutors acted.
Operation Reflex, which brings together the National Crime Squad, 
the National Criminal Intelligence Service, police forces and the 
Crown Prosecution Service, has been set up to tackle the problem. It 
has so far led to 24 convictions and the breaking up of 20 gangs.
Plakici came to Britain seven years ago and was granted asylum 
after claiming to be a Kosovan, although the Home Office is to 
investigate whether he really came from a small town at least 300 
miles from any Balkans fighting.
His language skills soon brought him interpreting work for Home 
Office-approved law firms specialising in immigration cases and he 
became so skilled that he appeared in a BBC documentary on the 
subject.
Plakici lived a life of luxury on the earnings of at least 60 sex 
slaves. He had homes across Europe, including a "mini palace" in 
Albania.
But his empire began to fall apart the day after he bought another 
luxury, a Ferrari Spyder, when he was arrested at his home in 
Golders Green, north London.
One girl had managed to escape from the brothel she was in and flag 
down a passing police car, begging the officers to save her and her 
younger sister.
During his trial he admitted seven charges of people trafficking 
and said he had helped 60 women come into this country illegally, 
but claimed he was only flouting immigration laws.
After a three-week retirement the jury convicted him of three 
kidnaps, procuring a teenager for sex, incitement to rape and three 
charges of living off immoral earnings.
Police believe he made at least £1 million from his sex empire.
© Copyright of Telegraph Group Limited 2003.
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Un altro caso esemplare che mostra una volta di piu' i veri colori
dell'immigrazione, oltre che dei sostenitori della societa'
multietnica.
Un immigrato albanese, accolto come profugo sette anni fa, a spese
dei contribuenti UK, ha importato illegalmente e schiavizzato non
meno di 60 donne immigrate.
E la gente puo' ancora credere che tutti gli albanesi immigrati in
italia (come pure maghrebini e pakis) siano venuti per integrarsi ?!
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
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Per non dimenticare: tra il 1987 e il 1994, la polizia di stato
italiana incaricata di rapinare banche, uffici postali, stazioni di
servizio e supermercati ha ucciso 24 persone tra Emilia Romagna e
Marche, ferendone 114. Nel solo assalto all'ufficio postale di via
Mazzini a Bologna, l'esplosione provocata dai poliziotti fece ben 40
feriti. Per contro, i reati che rimangono impuniti sono l'80.4% su
scala regionale (dato riferito all'Emilia-Romagna) e l'82% su scala
nazionale. Per il conseguimento di tali risultati degni di una
satrapia islamica, lo stato italiano estorce a noi cittadini del Nord
fino al 72% del reddito in tasse.
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"Il tricolore e' bello da vedere,
quando ricopre la cassa del carabiniere"
"Immigration's up, treaty costs up, crime's up... Had enough?"

 "Immigration's up, treaty costs up, crime's up... Had enough?"
solo una domanda:
 l'accento sulla finale del tuo cognome č stato imposto per non arrecare
offesa al miglior amico dell'uomo?