If there is something that the British Empire is good at, it is propaganda. The British are masters of propaganda, which is a main industry nowadays, and they have built a sophisticated infrastructure for spreading their lies, from schools, universities, academia, to the media and the informal propagandists in every gathering.

They've managed in Albania, for example, to shift the focus of history from a much more important period - the last two or three centuries, which has a direct connection with the political and social reality of our time, to the ancient mythology, which is based on no scientific evidence - it's just theories and myths.

The army of the British propagandists and liars never get tired of spreading rubbish such as, Illyria, the origin of Albanians from Pelasgians, Albanian language which was spoken by proto-Albanians some 10 thousands years go, the Republic of Albania which was founded by Skanderbeg in the caves of Kruja but the Ottomans disturbed the political order of that time, the dinosaurs, the Roman Empire - which was not headquartered in Constantinople but in the mountains of Kruja, the Roman leaders who were predominantly from the Republic of Albania and the mountains of Kruja etc.

I'd say that no one can really compete with the lies of the British and their army around the world. Those barbarians talk to us about the importance of Pelasgian and Illyrian period of history, about George Castriota - God knows how they've come up with this name, about dinosaurs, about the Roman Empire, but they don't talk about the most important period, which is very relevant to our time.

They don't talk about the Ottoman Empire - the last empire of the great Islamic civilization; they don't talk about the role of Albanians in that empire; they don't talk about the meaning of war frontiers of an empire and that Albanians lived in the most important frontier of the Ottoman Empire; they don't mention the Albanian dynasty in Egypt which had the honor to serve one of the most important and strategic regions of the world up until 1952; they don't talk about the British occupation of Albania at the beginning of the 20th century; they don't mention the fact that they installed the communist regime of Enver Hoxha in Albania; they don't talk about the fact that they steal our hydropower recourses each and every day, for example.

In addition, if I were to ask any Albanian about Muhamed Nasirudin Albani - the famous and probably the most important Muslim scholar of the 20the century in the Islamic world, who passed away in 1999 in Jordan, only a few Muslims have heard of him, while the name of Mother Teresa has occupied Albania, whose importance and fame cannot even be compared with that of Albani's. The British propaganda in Albania has reached the borderline of madness.

To every British propagandist: you're so identifiable, so change strategy, for God's sake.

Sabri Lushi