office in tirana made a clear statement saying it's absolutely untrue what has been said in the report ok however the the authorities in my country will be fully available to cooperate again with those institutions that are specialized to engage in investigations that require more expertise than the council of europe is doing with me she would rides me sure yeah you satisfied with that are you satisfied with that that the authorities in kosovo would be full so forthcoming you know that they have the eleven years to to run it straight and to show that they're capable of running a state and training law and order and singularly failed in this. that i have also read carefully dick modest report and it is not directed at all binion's either of course will be indians or albanians you know binya it is directed against the leadership against the curial they are supporters i also have to. make another point here it is also very important dick marty has relatively narrow limits here he has concentrated on organ trafficking there are a great many others i think let me jump in if i can exact exac

operating directly from tirana and using albanian territory with the support of the time socialist government of ok so i want to take you let me show you mentioned albanian we have the ambassador here. in london and and who are also on the irish public how do you i would react to the allegations that dick marty made in his report because we have the prime minister of course of all threatening to sue him but i think you know it's fair to say that this investigator dick marty has a pretty good road record i mean two thousand and seven with extreme rendition he was proven very correct on those so i mean given his background a lot of people wanted to smirch is character but he's got a pretty good record mr ambassador what do you think about all these charges well i would like to start with the two previous speakers and i think that they put the scene a little bit wrongly or suiting their own particular interests i think that the whole think didn't start with the k.l.a. in kosovo. the whole thing in kosovo started with the policy of the milosevic regime of serbia which actually had been trampling

speakers to help us understand the nature of the threat posed by the bureaucratic dictatorship in tirana and propose viable policy options in that regime. without further ado, we will get to those speakers. the first will be the hon. michael. he was the 81st attorney general. he was appointed u.s. district court by president ronald reagan in 1988 and served until 2006. in the last 60 years -- years he was a chief judge. >> thanks for that introduction. i want to thank executive action as well. for organizing this symposium. and for giving me the privilege of this microphone at this time. this is one of those moments in history where we know that teacher generations are going to ask what we did to events in good can resist evil. they will ask that, because this is a time when they threaten to destroy civilization as we know it. at the center of the threat, the regime in control in tehran threatens people. the world a large must be concerned as they develop nuclear weapons. the question that we have to ask ourselves is what have we done and what are we doing to bring about the only end to