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News & Current Events Apr 12, 2026 at 3:26 PM

Former New York City mayor Eric Adams obtains Albanian citizenship

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Former New York City mayor Eric Adams obtains Albanian citizenship
the Guardian
Former New York City mayor Eric Adams obtains Albanian citizenship
Adams was granted citizenship and a passport from Balkan country by a special decree from the republic’s president
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its_yer_dad 19 hr ago +7497
Because nothing says innocent like getting an Albanian citizenship after being Mayor of New York. Geez, even Rudy did better 
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graveybrains 19 hr ago +2103
I'm waiting for the excuse that he got Albania and Albany confused somehow.
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HippyHunter7 18 hr ago +1029
Albany total landscaping
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rraattbbooyy 16 hr ago +64
Underrated comment.
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Plastic_Tooth159 7 hr ago +3
haha...thanks for the laugh
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Ismelkedanelk 7 hr ago +3
A bunker in every yard.
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Osiris32 18 hr ago +88
He just wanted some steamed hams!
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motorcycleboy9000 17 hr ago +55
I must say, Adams, you steam a good ham, although these allegations are obviously grilled.
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Cute-Percentage-6660 15 hr ago +13
Adams the budget deficit is 12 billion! No Mamdani, that's just campaign financing!
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555--FILK 16 hr ago +11
Eric! The house is on fire!
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Mudrat 15 hr ago +10
No Kathy, those are just the Northern Lights
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Are_we_there_yet2021 15 hr ago +8
At this time of year? At this time of day? In this part of the country?
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VonDrakken 15 hr ago +7
Localized entirely within your kitchen?!
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BobRossHairball 13 hr ago +5
May I see them?
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wrongtreeinfo 12 hr ago +6
No you may not
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TripleEhBeef 16 hr ago +30
"You call hamburgers 'steamed hams'?" "Yes. It's a regional dialect." "Uh-huh. What region?" "Southeast Europe?" "Really? Well, I'm from Bulgaria and I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'steamed hams'. "Oh, no. Not Bulgaria. It's an Albanian expression." "I see."
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SharkMeifele 8 hr ago +2
At this time of year? In this part of the country?
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seven3true 15 hr ago +15
Im tired have having to prove my Albany citizenship when I get back from Schenectady.
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LikesPez 18 hr ago +78
I snarfed my coffee reading this.
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descendency 17 hr ago +6
Or he’s hoping that the idiot MAGAs think he did.
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TheDarkAbove 18 hr ago +15
A true Albanyan
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Dragrunarm 17 hr ago +3
We've had some fun with it already here lol
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topscreen 18 hr ago +133
Did Rudy do better? Did he?
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Tibbaryllis2 17 hr ago +160
Technically, he did a lot better dismounting as mayor of New York. He had ~15 years where, despite being every bit as corrupt, people somewhat fondly remember him due to 9/11. It’s what he decided to do ~15-20 years after being mayor that really changed things.
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ToastAndASideOfToast 16 hr ago +31
Helps that he always seem to mention it.
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DaftPump 16 hr ago +25
> people somewhat fondly remember him due to 9/11. I was an adult at the time and I don't know why really. Back then he used 911 as a wedge in just about every thing he was on the news about for years afterward.
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ReadingTheRealms 18 hr ago +10
Took the exact words out of my mouth
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JustHereForCookies17 17 hr ago +12
Yeah, I'm curious what qualifies as "better".
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gimmesomespace 19 hr ago +95
Rudy seems to clearly have dementia 
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jethroguardian 19 hr ago +124
Selling your soul and replacing it with pure alcohol will do that.
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Unc1eD3ath 18 hr ago +32
No he clearly runs on motor oil. He was leaking the shit
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Paranitis 17 hr ago +13
Or liquid shit, since it was what he was full of.
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johnnybiggles 14 hr ago +2
We still talking about Rudy or is that Trump?
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Surullian 17 hr ago +6
"Jusssst replacing one spirit withh another (hiccup)," he said into his glass.
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BeTheBall- 18 hr ago +5
Should continue his current streak of providing some wildly entertaining headlines.
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RoarOfTheWorlds 18 hr ago +70
I’m gonna push back here and say insane Rudy “Four Seasons Total Landscaping” Guiliani absolutely did not do better though admittedly that’s a really high bar.
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DerekB52 18 hr ago +46
Guiliani is one of my most hated people, but I think he probably was a better mayor than Adams. All Adams did was grift for 4 years. Adams is also a traitor as a minority and democrat. Republican mayors you expect to do stop and frisk type shit. Adams sucking so much was just cuz he loves to suck.
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Independent-Slip568 15 hr ago +7
Like Cancer vs. Pneumonia innit.
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ArchmageXin 17 hr ago +22
For better or worse, Giuliani was re-elected too. As for Adams, his victory is pretty much because he 1) Had the right race card in time of BLM 2) Was not for defund the police or kick Asian kids out of specialized high schools. 3) AOC and progressives were fully focused on Andrew Yang's "Israel connection" and Adams was protected due to #1.
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Pixiebeams 17 hr ago +9
Comparing him to Rudy is the ultimate burn. At least Rudy stayed in New York to fight the lawsuits; Adams is out here collecting citizenships like Thanos collecting Infinity Stones. It feels like he’s trying to become the first "Mayor of the World" while everyone else is just wondering why he needs an Albanian passport specifically.
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Osiris-Amun-Ra 16 hr ago +4
Adams is a corrupt scumbag who is begging Trump for a pardon for him and his POS brother.
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TheWolfbytez 16 hr ago +5
The silver lining is the current extradition treaty
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KwisatzHaderach94 15 hr ago +4
i'm surprised turkey didn't take him. they were the ones he got in trouble for in the first place.
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wufiavelli 19 hr ago +1377
Does this come with free flights too?
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Anonymousaurus__ 19 hr ago +265
Yep, one way only
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dubious455H013 19 hr ago +63
I got 5 on it 
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bftrollin402 19 hr ago +1158
Well, sadly Albania *does* have an extradition treaty with the U.S....
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deesta 19 hr ago +404
Do they extradite their own citizens? There are some countries that don’t (eg France, see Roman Polanski)
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Win32error 18 hr ago +124
Was that his French citizenship? I was under the impression the issue with the plea deal was the reason they wouldn’t extradite.
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deesta 18 hr ago +149
Yeah, it’s his citizenship. His plea deal was going to be denied, so he fled the US to France to avoid justice because he knew he wouldn’t be extradited.
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Osiris32 18 hr ago +174
And has made 14 movies since then, one of which got him an Academy Award for Best Director. He absolutely f****** got away with it.
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Mortwight 17 hr ago +17
death of the author and all, chinatown is really f****** good
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PureMetalFury 15 hr ago +47
That's really not what death of the author is about.
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NTT66 15 hr ago +8
All depends on how you "interpret" age of consent laws. (/s in case necessary)
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Amateurlapse 15 hr ago +10
This is France we’re talking about so it was a little death of the author (with a child)
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NTT66 15 hr ago +5
Yep that was the bon mot. Tres bien!
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bender3600 16 hr ago +6
Loads of countries don't extradite citizens.
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deesta 15 hr ago +6
I'm aware. I said "**some** countries" and gave one example to make my point. I never said it was the only example, or that it's a limited group of countries. What was the point of your comment, exactly?
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R3luctant 17 hr ago +10
I was curious about that, thank you for checking.
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be4tnut 16 hr ago +4
But doesn’t the extradition treaty exempt political offenses?
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AdHoc_ttv 19 hr ago +372
He thought he was getting citizenship for Albany
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opus_4_vp 18 hr ago +26
First step to the Governor's mansion.
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RecordHigh 19 hr ago +161
Did anyone tell Eric Adams that the US has an extradition treaty with Albania?
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Brcomic 16 hr ago +71
No. It will be funnier this way.
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bighak 14 hr ago +3
I’d bet good money Eric Adams is going to stay in another eastern Mediterranean country.
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Evan_802Vines 19 hr ago +116
It's a dual criminality extradition state, which was also updated to exclude political offenses. Did this guy try to rig an election?
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Ok-Mycologist-3829 19 hr ago +2141
Contrast this to Mamdani trying to make his city a great place to live, this former mayor fleeing not just the city but the country and continent..
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Grand_Size_4932 19 hr ago +613
I’m so tired of the answer being so painfully obvious and easy - that we *just* need to vote on people that care about our best interests - yet our memory is straight up broken. What? We have to touch the stove every few weeks to remember it’s hot? We’re so f****** cooked.
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slobs_burgers 18 hr ago +133
Gotta fix the media first so people aren’t getting propagandized by billionaires all day, that’ll be an up hill battle
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Equivalent-Stand1674 17 hr ago +44
Teaching people media literacy is a way more realistic way to solve the problem.
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tweke 15 hr ago +25
That's only if they want to learn. Too many people are alright with just hearing someone tell them what they want to hear rather than asking questions.
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PanavisionGold2 11 hr ago +3
Education reform is needed across the country but that shit ain't happening until filibuster proof Democrats run things, and even then that's not a guarantee if it's a moderate/right wing Democrat
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Jesuismieux412 19 hr ago +224
A symptom of hyper-individualism.
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StatementOwn4896 18 hr ago +87
As our corpo-overlords intended
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bagofpork 18 hr ago +72
Without community, society, and by proxy, civilization can't exist. As I've gotten older I've begun to realize how much we, myself included, take this for granted. There's room for individualism - but when it impedes our ability to function as a unified community on every conceivable level, we're fucked.
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jonnysunshine 18 hr ago +22
Those who subscribe to the individualist mindset as their personality do not belong in society. They can live their own lives far away from the hub of culture, science, art and technology. Let them innovate, create, research, cure, farm and cultivate on their own. They will be begging to return once they come to realize just how f****** privileged they are and it's only then they deserve a space at the table.
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Osiris32 18 hr ago +18
They already do this, it's why we have the huge urban/rural divide. Culturally and politically. The problem we face is that our system was set up from the get go to give outsized representation to rural populations, in order to get the southern colonies of Georgia and the Carolinas to sign on. This is a problem we have had literally the entire existence of the United States.
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crabgrass_attack 18 hr ago +4
the world is the most connected its ever been due to the internet but it seems like it is becoming the most disconnected era. people dont know their neighbors anymore
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zeekayz 18 hr ago +46
"BUT HE IS A COP WHO PROMISED TO FIGHT CRIME DUH UHH" Then he stole billions from the city taxpayers for himself and a bunch of shady criminal countries. Mostly Israel of all places (NYPD gave Israel hundreds of millions under him for "training facilities" inside Israel). He also had several dirty deals with Turkey. And those are just few known ones. Who knows how much total corruption he had overseen.
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ArchmageXin 18 hr ago +6
Honestly, everyone knew he was corrupt, but he was perceived to be a safe pick after progressive candidates were full on "defund the police", and the media basically dogpiled on Andrew Yang for the "Israeli connection" and how Yang was gonna genocide all Arab/Latino/blacks.
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wmzer0mw 18 hr ago +15
It's not that people forget. It's that people really don't care. People would rather hurt themselves than see everyone benefit, because everyone includes people they don't like.
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Floreat_democratia 18 hr ago +6
This. The reason we don't have x, y, and z, is because people are easily convinced that the needs of billionaires are more important.
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MudLOA 18 hr ago +3
NY has rank choice voting, this was supposed to help elect better people.
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BBanner 18 hr ago +2
It’s not like your average candidate is anywhere near as benevolent as Mamdani though, if at high levels these types of guys were getting run instead of the DNC actively trying to hamper them we would be a very different country
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CletusMcWafflebees 17 hr ago +2
Sounds great in practice but these people who care about our best interest are rarely on the ballot.
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AyeMatey 18 hr ago +3
People err, people stray, candidates deceive voters. Voters can elect someone who looks good and then betrays the voters’ trust. (some people might put Mr Trump into this category) What we need is to not rely on heroes , but on reliable solid systems of law and governance that minimize corruption in the moment and disincentivize future corruption via swift and appropriate punishment. Edit - BTW the presidential records act, a law put in place in the aftermath of Nixon’s misdeeds, is a good example of how to construct the rule of law to dissuade corruption. And this past week, guess who expressed a legal opinion that we no longer need the Presidential Records Act? Yes, Mr Trump’s DOJ.
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FallOutShelterBoy 19 hr ago +36
And people were pissed off at him for saying he wouldn’t want to visit Israel while he was mayor…
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DanGleeballs 18 hr ago +20
I visited Jerusalem and got a tour from a Muslim shop-owner which was fascinating and separately also from a rabbi which was equally fascinating. I learned that there's also something like five or seven Christian sects in there alongside them fighting over parcels of land, and even against each other. Like different Christian priests have fist fights with each other on certain days of the year over priority at their disputed holy spots. It’s wild. The Jews and Muslims all sitting back and watching them like they’re batshit crazy. The whole thing is nuts. Religion is bonkers.
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Red_TeaCup 18 hr ago +6
I remember hearing about a brawl that was started over a ladder between the orthodox and catholic sects.
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destinyofdoors 17 hr ago +8
The brawl wasn't over the ladder. The brawl in 1902 was over whether sweeping the steps to one of the chapels was the prerogative of the Greeks or the (Catholic) Franciscans. Or maybe you are referring to the brawl in 2002 when a Coptic monk moved his chair on the roof so he would be in the shade, and the Ethiopian monastery took that as an act of encroachment. Or in 2004, when the Franciscan chapel's door was left open during a Greek Orthodox ceremony (the Catholics felt it was an act of disrespect). Or in 2008 when the Armenian Orthodox and Greek Orthodox brawled over participation in a procession on Palm Sunday. Or perhaps you were referring to later in 2008, when the Greeks and the Armenians went at it again, this time over competing claims to the chapel assumed to be the actual tomb of Jesus. The Immovable Ladder happened to be set up at the time the Status Quo decree in 1853, and, because it is not clearly in the territory of any one denomination, unanimous consent of all six tenant churches (Catholic, Greek, Armenian, Coptic, Syriac, and Ethiopian) is required to move it, so it stays in place.
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RiPont 12 hr ago +2
I liked that there was an entire Armenian *Quarter*, while Catholicism was barely tolerated ('cuz, ya know, those Crusades things). And the tour guide is all, "this wall is 1300 years old. This one is 700 years old..." and there's an air conditioner mounted into a cutout on that 700 year old wall. The Roman-era excavation was pretty cool, too.
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picklefingerexpress 17 hr ago +4
….and the hemisphere
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graywalker616 19 hr ago +50
So the guy is serving Turkey, Israel and Albania. Mr. Worldwide!
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Unumbotte 16 hr ago +5
Oh no thank you, I'll have the soup.
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opus_4_vp 18 hr ago +47
Haha!  The Onion is pretty funny. Oh, wait.  What?
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monkeyhitman 15 hr ago +23
Onion has been fighting for its life for a decade now
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insanelygreat 14 hr ago +17
You probably mean that metaphorically, but in case you didn't: [The Onion has been thriving since it revived its print edition last year.](https://www.fastcompany.com/91502944/the-onion-most-innovative-companies-2026-ben-collins-jeff-lawson-print-media)
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Falconman21 19 hr ago +66
I do kind of appreciate how dude just fully committed to the scumbag bit.
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jarvisesdios 19 hr ago +64
Can just one day be normal? Is that such a hard thing to have?
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Lespaul42 19 hr ago +16
That's totally a normal thing that people normally do.
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ExchangeBoring 13 hr ago +17
Holy f****** shit, you know you've committed some seriously messed up crimes if your running away to hide in Albania.
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subsignalparadigm 18 hr ago +16
Man if that doesn't scream American patriot I don't know what does. 😉
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wongo 19 hr ago +42
I've been looking at Albania as a bug-out spot, too. The only thing you need to do to get citizenship is buy property there.
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chasseur_de_cols 18 hr ago +43
Or you know, just get an official Presidential decree: >“I decree granting citizenship … upon … Eric Leroy Adams,” read an English translation of the journal entry, signed by Begaj. “This decree shall enter into force immediately and shall be published in [the] official gazette.”
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wongo 18 hr ago +12
Ooooh it's in the *official* gazette! Fancy.
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redstarjedi 19 hr ago +25
You need to live there for a few years too. Impossible language to learn, unless you are very good at languages. Low level corruption for people who live there. However great tourist experience, and highly recommended.
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idkmoiname 17 hr ago +7
>Impossible language to learn Can confirm. We traveled by bike through southern europe for a year, spoke at least a few sentences in every language we came across after 2-3 weeks, but even 3 months in albania (winter pause) wasn't enough to learn more than some words. Really cool country to visit though, even though a lot of things are really strange there.
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strega_bella312 16 hr ago +3
I've been w my husband for 10+ years and the only word I've picked up is "eat" and thats only bc it sounds like "hungry" and i like to think I'm pretty good with languages. This shit is like some alien joke that nobody can decipher.
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weluckyfew 18 hr ago +4
You sound like someone who travels - maybe you can answer this. How functional are translation apps now? Could you live in another country and get by with minimal knowledge of the language, just relying on the app? I know ideally you would learn the language, but that's no small thing. (obviously you wouldn't be able to work with no language knowledge)
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redstarjedi 18 hr ago +18
All young people speak English. Every single one. Translation apps are 80% accurate. Especially if you don't use idiomatic expressions.
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Projektdb 17 hr ago +3
You absolutely can. To be honest, you wouldn't even need it for daily life. Humans are pretty good at communicating basic things across language barriers. I found the times it was most handy was when you needed a service of some kind or anything medical.
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strega_bella312 16 hr ago +2
My husband is albanian but from Montenegro. He showed me photos of their property in ulcinj and im begging him to move us there but he refuses to go back.
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ShinyPatina 12 hr ago +11
Albania...Albania...You border on the Adriatic. Your land is mostly mountainous and your chief export is chrome!
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DownhillUphill 19 hr ago +9
Seems totally above board
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olivefred 18 hr ago +10
Wow Albany really is a whole other country compared to NYC, huh?
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30_Under_The_40 19 hr ago +49
Did he pledge to serve that country too, or only Israel?
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Sodiaga 16 hr ago +7
Canadian here, spent years working in remote northern Albania. It’s one of those places where money opens doors fast and the right “friends” make things happen. There’s long been a reputation for spooks & security types and back-channel networks if you know where to look. Albanians tend to be very pro-American, largely because of NATO’s role in the Balkans, and the U.S. presence in Tirana is hard to miss. CIA everywhere. Durres, as the main port, used to be a major gateway for smuggled goods moving quietly into Europe, with a strong knockoff and grey-market culture baked in. I haven’t been back in 13 years and by all accounts it’s changing quickly, modernizing and cleaning up, but like anywhere that once had North Korea style tight controls on movement and trade, informal economies filled the gaps—and those systems don’t just disappear overnight. A great place to be an upstanding criminal and influencer.
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Tommyblahblah 15 hr ago +8
Adams avoids accountability, absconds to Albania.
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Tazz2212 14 hr ago +7
Maybe he wasn't aware that in 2020 the US now has an extradition treaty with Albania...
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Far-Muffin-8389 13 hr ago +6
What are the odds he thinks Albania is the state capital?
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RiflemanLax 18 hr ago +7
This dude was like ‘I got to get the f*** out of here before the next administration comes in.’
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wallyrules75 13 hr ago +8
Damn! How much money did he steal?
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Indaflow 11 hr ago +5
Have fun in Albania.  Don’t let the door hit you in the ass. (Unless it’s a cell door) 
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jquas21 18 hr ago +5
So clearly he is running away
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RalphInMyMouth 17 hr ago +5
He always seemed like more of a “retire to Tel Aviv” kind of guy to me.
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Moniguess2 16 hr ago +5
This is the biggest sign that he committed terrible crimes and is prepping for eventually fleeing the country.
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Effective_Quail_3946 15 hr ago +5
What kind of bullshit is that? Face your indictments.
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fossilnews 19 hr ago +3
So that's where he's stashed his bribes?
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gizmosticles 19 hr ago +5
He reminds me of carl weathers character on arrested development for some reason
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librarycynic 19 hr ago +2
You got yourself tarator, baby!
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shoulda-known-better 18 hr ago +4
I hope he knows they started extraditing to the US in 2020
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Space-Turtle88 18 hr ago +5
russia and israel take in convicted pedophiles and financial criminals. What has this man done that he isn't even accepted in those countries and has to run to Albania?
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knarf3 18 hr ago +4
It's definitely a move to shield himself from future U.S.-based prosecutions.
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Diplomatic-Immunityi 17 hr ago +4
Wasn’t he talking shit about Muslims and now he has citizen of a Muslim country?
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stormpaint 16 hr ago +3
New York City is the Tirana of America!
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TMoney67 16 hr ago +4
"I ain't mayor no more. Go f*** yourself. You gonna see the Albanian in me" - Eric Adams
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SuperPangolin793 16 hr ago +3
Given the islamaphobic rhetoric he was using during his campaign against Mamdani, It seems weird to me that he would obtain citizenship in a country that is 51% Muslim. Am I missing something here?
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Anary86 12 hr ago +5
Does Albania respect black American traitors?
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thegreatjamoco 12 hr ago +3
Does Albania extradite to the US?
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Countblackula_6 11 hr ago +3
Yes, yes they do.
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Strict-Aspect5910 19 hr ago +3
Big body Bes tell em what it is
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nazerall 19 hr ago +3
Does Albania have an extradition treaty with the US? Just curious.
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kamandi 19 hr ago +3
Albania must not have an extradition agreement with the US
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OttoVonCranky 18 hr ago +3
Nothing says 'corrupt' quite like Albanian citizenship 
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ChiliDogYumZappupe 18 hr ago +3
Surprisingly, they extradite. Maybe he thought it was Andorra or Algeria who do not extradite.
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tabrizzi 18 hr ago +3
Either he's too broke to afford an EU-country residency or he found Albania's universal healthcare irresistible.
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espinoza4 17 hr ago +3
He’s very slowly getting away.
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spartan815 17 hr ago +3
The little shit is gonna run from Johnny Law.
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LoneStarDragon 16 hr ago +3
Where'd the money go, Eric?
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ApoplecticAndroid 16 hr ago +3
Albania, Albania, You border on the Adriatic! Name that tv show!
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Jpkmets7 15 hr ago +3
Your chief export is chrome!
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magvadis 15 hr ago +3
Bro fleeing his corruption crimes.
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Suitable-Zombie7504 15 hr ago +3
Tirane is always the first stop
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cloudsmiles 14 hr ago +3
The obvious corruption is staggering. I wish the full story would come out that exposes Adams for everything I see him as.
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Awkward_Pangolin3254 7 hr ago +3
Hey, it worked for Voldemort
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blastradii 19 hr ago +3
Is Albania friendly to people of color?
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Axbris 17 hr ago +10
No. I am Albanian. Nobody is going to burn crosses on your lawn, but it’s not exactly a paradise.  Racism is very much alive and well even though the number of refugees from Africa has increased in the last 10 years. 
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DevTom 18 hr ago +2
Didn’t this guy go to Israel and thank them for letting him be mayor of NYC?
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Glittering_Fox_9769 18 hr ago +2
Sometimes the side hoe ain't even a hoe... sometimes it's the brave and prosperous nation of Albania.
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mrkfn 18 hr ago +2
They have an extradition treaty with the United States, though…
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IMGcertified 18 hr ago +2
Lmao...what happened? .Isreal didnt want him even after all that ass kissing?
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Kooldude777 18 hr ago +2
Run, run Eric! Free days are numbered
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frommethodtomadness 18 hr ago +2
Israel's mayor? No way.
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Mr_Fahrenheit-451 18 hr ago +2
*Screams in Andrew Yang*
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Publius015 18 hr ago +2
Totally not sus at all.
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whatsinurwitchsbrew 18 hr ago +2
“Albania, Albania. You border on the Adriatic. Your land is mostly mountainous and your chief export is chrome.” - Coach Ernie Pantusso
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NES_Classical_Music 17 hr ago +2
fun fact: in the harry potter books, more than once, albania was where voldemort fled after losing power.
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dave_890 17 hr ago +2
Yeah, when I think about fleeing the US, Albania always tops the list!! \[I'm sure his application for citizenship included $50K in cash.\]
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First-Couple9508 17 hr ago +2
That is satire at its best! 😂😂😂
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partyorca 17 hr ago +2
Do they promise to keep him?
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TableAvailable 17 hr ago +2
Let me guess... no extradition?
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OceanLemur 17 hr ago +2
Another straight up traitor
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WhatANoob2025 17 hr ago +2
Albania is an insult to the term banana republic. What a joke.
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Current_Focus2668 17 hr ago +2
Must love him some Dua Lipa, Bebe Rexha and Rita Ora. 
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Hyperlinux 17 hr ago +2
Does Albania have an extradition treaty with the USA, I doubt it.
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bitchcoin5000 17 hr ago +2
Time to flee before prosecution 😆 😂
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akgreens 17 hr ago +2
Shit he'll blend right in how will we ever find him
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Financial_Anteater26 16 hr ago +2
Do they not have an interdiction treaty with the USA 🇺🇸?
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Outrageous-Tax1191 16 hr ago +3
Weirdly enough not only do they have an extradition treaty with the US, it was updated in 2020 for the first time since the 1930's. It even specifically includes broad categories of white collar crimes under its "no safe haven" structuring.
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Consistent-Leek4986 16 hr ago +2
to avoid prosecution? bye bye!
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ottermann 16 hr ago +2
I wonder if he realizes Albania has had a modern extradition treaty with the US since 2020?
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strangebru 16 hr ago +2
Tell me you're guilty without saying you're guilty.
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Dogaseven70 15 hr ago +2
Must be his Turkish connections.
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kevabreu 15 hr ago +2
Beautiful country. I'd do the same in retirement.
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111anza 15 hr ago +2
Put him under house arrest and do not allow this crook to skip town.
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manoftheeast 14 hr ago +2
No Gods No Mayors is going to love this. 
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Ok-Highway-5247 13 hr ago +2
Is he going to represent Albania at the Olympics?
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bwoah07_gp2 10 hr ago +2
Albania of all places??
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lzwzli 9 hr ago +2
What's with NY mayors?
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thebarkbarkwoof 6 hr ago +2
Let me guess, no extradition?
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thepianoman456 15 hr ago +5
Whaddya mean? Albania is the capital of NY.
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6ballT 12 hr ago +4
Under appreciated comment.
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Revolutionary_Pen190 19 hr ago +3
The most corrupt country on the continent of Europe
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