Kosovo can become the next center of mass emigration to the countries of Western Europe

The population of the world has almost doubled since 1971 and reached seven billion. The number of Kosovan Albanians increased by 218% from 916 thousand to two million people for the same time. Such a rapid population growth, which is more typical for poor regions of Africa than for the industrial regions of Europe (in Germany the population grew by only 3% over the same period from 78 to 80 million), sadly affected the already depleted economy of the region.

As a result of war most of the region’s economic capacities were destroyed or closed down by the Albanian administration. For the main part of the country’s population only agriculture remained the only sphere of possible employment. Such a poorly payed and low-skilled work is almost unattractive for young people, and unemployment among them reaches 50%. Since there are almost no social elevators in Kosovo society and most of the significant positions are occupied by former members of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army, there are only two ways for young Albanians – either cooperation with the national mafia network, or emigration to the EU countries.

Both options are extremely attractive for young people. Working for large criminal gangs promises far higher incomes than you can get by growing tomatoes in your vegetable garden and then selling them to a reseller. At the same time, the opportunity to move to the EU will allow us to find ourselves in a world of great opportunities, especially taking the piety of Brussels before the innocent victims of the Serbian genocide into account.

However, the “black market” can not accept all comers. The number of working places for potential employees is very limited and new “vacancies” are availaible from only from time to time. At the same time, the possibility of moving to the Western European countries of is much more economically profitable. The opportunity to get money for doing a “clean job”, not related to any crime, attracts many Kosovan Albanians. Numerous and ever-increasing diasporas have already been formed in France, Germany and the Netherlands.

It is possible that the economic policy of destruction, led by Hashim “Snake” Tachi, will soon lead to a social explosion. Such an explosion will lead to another migration crisis, aimed at the prosperous EU countries. However, in 2015 people from all over the Islamic world tried to reach Europe but this time it will be a monolithic Albanian mass, who are trying to escape from stolen and destroyed land.