Jasta ste, vehabije i braca kauboji i ne treba za to nikakva pamet da vas se uoci i s najvece udaljenosti. Sto se Asada tice, glavu dajem da ovdje nema 2 covjeka koji ga podrzavaju i kojima je posebno bitan kao pojedinac. Vecina ovdje podrzava sirijski narod u borbi protiv cionisticko-atlanstisticke agresije, njihovih marioneta olicenih u alkoholicarsko-sfilisticarskoj familiji Saud, debelom katarskom prascu i oceubici, Erdoganovom marionetskom rezimu i njihovim barbarskim teroristickim falangama na terenu koji zele Siriju vratiti u kameno doba, kako bi se ukonilo jedan od posljednjih branika ekspnziji cionizma i atlantizma po islamskom svijetu. Asaad je samo predstavnik tog naroda i sutra moze biti bilo ko drugi i kao pojedinac je potpuno nebitan.Samir_01 wrote:Svako ko ne podrzava Asadov rezim je vehabija.
Sirija
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#6976 Re: Sirija
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#6977 Re: Sirija
Kakva su vremena dosla. U doba Nede Zeca ovakvih se nije moglo sresti cak ni na ulici, a danas kreiraju javno mnijenje.Sirom_ah wrote:Bh. humanitarci uspjeli ući u Siriju.
Da Allah dz.s. nagradi sve one koji su ucestvovali u ovom projektu.
Oslobodilačka vojska Sirije sinoć je započela bombardirati područje pod kontrolom Hezbosejtana na granici između Sirije i Libana, javio je dopisnik agencije Anadolija (AA). Zamjenik komandanta jedinice Slobodne vojske Sirije (FSA) Hisam el-Avvak potvrdio je za AA da su bombardirali teritorij Hezbosejtana
“Bombardirali smo područje pod kontrolom Hezbosejtana koje se nalazi na granici sa Libanom. Nastavit ćemo da bombardirao to područje i dalje”, istakao je Avvak, prenio je .
Potvrdio je da će izvesti i operacije na jugu Bejruta ukoliko Hezbosejtan u saradnji sa sirijskim režimom ne prestane s vojnim intervencijama u Siriji.
Ova neka opaka faca dolijala
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 26PDGdh8v8
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#6978 Re: Sirija
Pa tako to obicno smatraju komunisti,rafidije i njihovi amidzici sufije.Svako ko ne podrzava Asadov rezim je vehabija
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... U2hZv5oV9U
MashAllah.
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#6979 Re: Sirija
Kad vidim ko podrzava Asada sve mi je jasno,podrzavaju ga ociti islamofobi,braca rusi i kinezi i oni koji psuju ashabe.
Dovoljno za one koji imaju mozga.
Dovoljno za one koji imaju mozga.
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#6980 Re: Sirija
Ovdje zaista treba zaposliti za stalno nekog iskusnog neuropsihijatra.

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#6981 Re: Sirija
Naravno da Zapad i cionisti zele da sruse Asadov rezim koji je do sad sluzio kao iranski satelit i veza izmedju Irana i Hezbolaha... ali sa druge strane stoji cinjenica da i vecina naroda u Siriji zeli da vidi kraj Asadovom rezimu.mmaar wrote:Jasta ste, vehabije i braca kauboji i ne treba za to nikakva pamet da vas se uoci i s najvece udaljenosti. Sto se Asada tice, glavu dajem da ovdje nema 2 covjeka koji ga podrzavaju i kojima je posebno bitan kao politicka licnost. Vecina ovdje podrzava sirijski narod u borbi protiv cionisticko-atlanstisticke agresije, njihovih marioneta olicenih u alkoholicarsko-sfilisticarskoj familiji Saud, debelom katarskom prascu i oceubici, Erdoganovom marionetskom rezimu i njihovim barbarskim teroristickim falangama na terenu koji zele Siriju vratiti u kameno doba, kako bi se ukonilo jedan od posljednjih branika ekspnziji cionizma i atlantizma po islamskom svijetu. Asaad je samo predstavnik tog naroda i sutra moze biti bilo ko drugi i kao pojedinac je potpuno nebitan.Samir_01 wrote:Svako ko ne podrzava Asadov rezim je vehabija.
Kako ce sve zavrsiti ne znam, ali Asad ce pasti.
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#6982 Re: Sirija
Sto li te puste zelje, da mi je znati.Samir_01 wrote:
Naravno da Zapad i cionisti zele da sruse Asadov rezim koji je do sad sluzio kao iranski satelit i veza izmedju Irana i Hezbolaha...
Potpuno netacno i na ovoj temi elaborirno milion puta do sada.ali sa druge strane stoji cinjenica da i vecina naroda u Siriji zeli da vidi kraj Asadovom rezimu.
Budi siguran, Sirija nikad nece pasti.Kako ce sve zavrsiti ne znam, ali Asad ce pasti.
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#6983 Re: Sirija
.Budi siguran, Sirija nikad nece pasti
To samo Uzviseni zna,a vidim pojedini smatraju da znaju buducnost,gluho bilo i daleko,nedo Bog nikome.
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#6984 Re: Sirija
Hrabra predaja hrabrih boraca.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... xzTyqzooaE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... xzTyqzooaE
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#6985 Re: Sirija
Zec?Sirom_ah wrote:
gluho bilo i daleko,nedo ...
To je vec ogroman napredak.
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#6986 Re: Sirija
Ma kakav Zec...
Braca su jos uvijek negdje u pet deka s ovim.
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#6987 Re: Sirija
Mozda tvoja braca rafidije,cini se da imaju slicne rituale...Braca su jos uvijek negdje u pet deka s ovim.
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#6988 Re: Sirija
Znas koliko me zaboli kurac za selefije, rafidije, leblebije, tufahije i ostale pihtije.
Ja sam bezboznik, mene fura janjetina.
Ja sam bezboznik, mene fura janjetina.
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#6989 Re: Sirija

Borci FSA obavljaju molitvu u nekom zabačenom kutku Sirije.
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#6990 Re: Sirija
Je li istina da je jos jedini oslonac ''oslobodilaca'' AlQaida?
Onda su u duboko u qrcu. Ponavlja se bosanski scenario a i rezultati ce biti slicni.
Onda su u duboko u qrcu. Ponavlja se bosanski scenario a i rezultati ce biti slicni.
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#6991 Re: Sirija
Challenger__ wrote:mmaar wrote:Ruskaja Pravdaja, Ruskaja Pravdaja, aaaahahahhaa![]()
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#6992 Re: Sirija
Chisum wrote:Ma kakav Zec...
Braca su jos uvijek negdje u pet deka s ovim.
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#6993 Re: Sirija
Hajdmo, mladi ruski dobrovoljci, u Komitet po misljenje. Da li cemo onim ruskim avionima oslobadjati Alepo i Damask od krvozednih bradatih baba, ili cemo SKUD-ovima mlatiti po atlantistickim obdanistima.bogoljub wrote:Challenger__ wrote:mmaar wrote:Ruskaja Pravdaja, Ruskaja Pravdaja, aaaahahahhaa![]()
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#6994 Re: Sirija
Par savjeta koje bi svaki terorista, vehabija, mudzahid, desnicar, ljevicar, disident, protestant...itd koji drzi do sebe i svog zivota morao znati
:mrgreen::mrgreen:

s' moje sokocalo
s' moje sokocalo
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#6995 Re: Sirija
Why Syria’s Islamists Are Gaining
A young fighter for the Free Syrian Army sat at a checkpoint on a couch taken from an abandoned house. He cradled his Kalashnikov and waited on the empty street for a car to inspect, or a pedestrian to pat down. If only the future of Syria would reveal itself to him as easily.
The rebels in the Free Syrian Army don’t doubt that they will drive President Bashar al-Assad from power — eventually — but they have no idea what will happen afterward: Democracy? An Islamic republic? An Islamic dictatorship? The fighters I met on a recent visit here were unable to articulate any long-term political vision.
While the young rebel sat at his checkpoint, and while Americans continue to debate whether to intervene in Syria or just look the other way, Islamist militants are exploiting the uncertainty here. They have a clear mission: imposing an Islamist state in place of Mr. Assad.
“The people who believe in a strict Islam will do anything, fight anybody, do anything for Islam,” a barber who recently reopened his shop told me. “They are like the U.S. Special Forces. They like death more than life.”
The grass-roots supporters of the Islamists whom I spoke with were a mixture of devout fundamentalist Muslims, returning merchants struggling to make ends meet, parents of dead fighters for the Free Syrian Army, and some of the fighters themselves.
They insisted that they wanted only a “pure” Islam, not a Taliban-style government, to replace the Assad family’s regime, which has ruled Syria since 1971. But they offered examples of purity that sounded Talibanesque: Women must cover their entire bodies. Everyone must pray five times a day. Dancing should be prohibited. Differing interpretations of Islam would be tolerated, they say, as long as those beliefs remained “a secret” — a kind of “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
What the Islamists conveyed most clearly, however, was a firm sense of direction. They also managed to deliver much-needed social services in the rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
Perhaps their determination and efficiency were meant to silence qualms about their ultimate goals; if so, the tactic seemed to be working. Just as Afghans welcomed the Taliban in the 1990s — not for its harsh interpretation of Islam, but for the prospect of respite from decades of dislocation — some Sunni Muslims in this ancient, multi-sectarian city are now embracing Islamists out of sheer exhaustion from the conflict, which is nearly two years old.
“I had a shop,” one man told me, “but when the revolution came to Aleppo I couldn’t stock it, so I sold everything. Islamic youth organizations now give us flour. We need bread, at least, just to live. We support the Free Syrian Army, but the Islamists let us eat.”
If the West and moderate Arab nations want to prevent a Taliban-style dictatorship from replacing the current Baathist regime, it’s time for them to offer Syrians more hope. The Syrians I met here seemed ready to support anyone, or anything — except negotiations with Mr. Assad — that could restore normalcy to their lives.
The United Nations recently reported that record numbers of Syrians have poured into Jordan and Lebanon. But as of late January, the United Nations fund for Syrian refugees had collected less than 20 percent of the $1.1 billion it had sought from donor nations to care for the refugees. And even that money would not begin to address Syria’s shattered cities and ruined economy, even if the war were to end today.
So Syrians feel abandoned and increasingly skeptical of Western expressions of concern.
“Why did America go into Libya and not Syria?” asked Abu-Mohammad al-Husen, a Free Syrian Army commander. “In my opinion, America wants to maintain the war so Al-Assad won’t have a huge army to attack Israel. America only cares about Israel. That’s why we say only Allah and the jihadists support us.”
The Free Syrian Army soldiers, meanwhile, seem content with fighting a war with no clear end in sight.
One afternoon, I stood with a rebel commander as he rocketed a building that housed government soldiers. After he and his men fled the area shouting, “God is great,” he returned to his wife and children and considered watching a “Lord of the Rings” DVD. He had no firm plan to follow up the assault. “Possibly tomorrow,” he told me, “when they won’t expect us.”
His strategy embraced a skewed kind of logic, I suppose. Why rush? Without war, without guns, many of these fighters would most likely be unemployed or back at school. Their bravery and passion can’t be denied, but the longer the war lasts, the longer they have a purpose. “I don’t know what will happen when the war ends,” Akran Ahmed, a 16-year-old rebel, told me. “I just have my gun.”
The belief that the enemy of my enemy is my friend has allowed the Free Syrian Army and the Islamists to cooperate — but only for now. Disappointment about American disengagement seemed to grow by the day. “Nobody there cares,” Khaled Sandah, 49, whose son, a rebel, was killed in the fighting. “They just talk and talk.” He added: “We will keep going with our own power and our guns and Allah. We will make victory ourselves and have freedom and an Islamic country.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/15/opini ... c=rss&_r=0
A young fighter for the Free Syrian Army sat at a checkpoint on a couch taken from an abandoned house. He cradled his Kalashnikov and waited on the empty street for a car to inspect, or a pedestrian to pat down. If only the future of Syria would reveal itself to him as easily.
The rebels in the Free Syrian Army don’t doubt that they will drive President Bashar al-Assad from power — eventually — but they have no idea what will happen afterward: Democracy? An Islamic republic? An Islamic dictatorship? The fighters I met on a recent visit here were unable to articulate any long-term political vision.
While the young rebel sat at his checkpoint, and while Americans continue to debate whether to intervene in Syria or just look the other way, Islamist militants are exploiting the uncertainty here. They have a clear mission: imposing an Islamist state in place of Mr. Assad.
“The people who believe in a strict Islam will do anything, fight anybody, do anything for Islam,” a barber who recently reopened his shop told me. “They are like the U.S. Special Forces. They like death more than life.”
The grass-roots supporters of the Islamists whom I spoke with were a mixture of devout fundamentalist Muslims, returning merchants struggling to make ends meet, parents of dead fighters for the Free Syrian Army, and some of the fighters themselves.
They insisted that they wanted only a “pure” Islam, not a Taliban-style government, to replace the Assad family’s regime, which has ruled Syria since 1971. But they offered examples of purity that sounded Talibanesque: Women must cover their entire bodies. Everyone must pray five times a day. Dancing should be prohibited. Differing interpretations of Islam would be tolerated, they say, as long as those beliefs remained “a secret” — a kind of “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
What the Islamists conveyed most clearly, however, was a firm sense of direction. They also managed to deliver much-needed social services in the rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
Perhaps their determination and efficiency were meant to silence qualms about their ultimate goals; if so, the tactic seemed to be working. Just as Afghans welcomed the Taliban in the 1990s — not for its harsh interpretation of Islam, but for the prospect of respite from decades of dislocation — some Sunni Muslims in this ancient, multi-sectarian city are now embracing Islamists out of sheer exhaustion from the conflict, which is nearly two years old.
“I had a shop,” one man told me, “but when the revolution came to Aleppo I couldn’t stock it, so I sold everything. Islamic youth organizations now give us flour. We need bread, at least, just to live. We support the Free Syrian Army, but the Islamists let us eat.”
If the West and moderate Arab nations want to prevent a Taliban-style dictatorship from replacing the current Baathist regime, it’s time for them to offer Syrians more hope. The Syrians I met here seemed ready to support anyone, or anything — except negotiations with Mr. Assad — that could restore normalcy to their lives.
The United Nations recently reported that record numbers of Syrians have poured into Jordan and Lebanon. But as of late January, the United Nations fund for Syrian refugees had collected less than 20 percent of the $1.1 billion it had sought from donor nations to care for the refugees. And even that money would not begin to address Syria’s shattered cities and ruined economy, even if the war were to end today.
So Syrians feel abandoned and increasingly skeptical of Western expressions of concern.
“Why did America go into Libya and not Syria?” asked Abu-Mohammad al-Husen, a Free Syrian Army commander. “In my opinion, America wants to maintain the war so Al-Assad won’t have a huge army to attack Israel. America only cares about Israel. That’s why we say only Allah and the jihadists support us.”
The Free Syrian Army soldiers, meanwhile, seem content with fighting a war with no clear end in sight.
One afternoon, I stood with a rebel commander as he rocketed a building that housed government soldiers. After he and his men fled the area shouting, “God is great,” he returned to his wife and children and considered watching a “Lord of the Rings” DVD. He had no firm plan to follow up the assault. “Possibly tomorrow,” he told me, “when they won’t expect us.”
His strategy embraced a skewed kind of logic, I suppose. Why rush? Without war, without guns, many of these fighters would most likely be unemployed or back at school. Their bravery and passion can’t be denied, but the longer the war lasts, the longer they have a purpose. “I don’t know what will happen when the war ends,” Akran Ahmed, a 16-year-old rebel, told me. “I just have my gun.”
The belief that the enemy of my enemy is my friend has allowed the Free Syrian Army and the Islamists to cooperate — but only for now. Disappointment about American disengagement seemed to grow by the day. “Nobody there cares,” Khaled Sandah, 49, whose son, a rebel, was killed in the fighting. “They just talk and talk.” He added: “We will keep going with our own power and our guns and Allah. We will make victory ourselves and have freedom and an Islamic country.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/15/opini ... c=rss&_r=0
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#6996 Re: Sirija
Nijedan rat ne može bez vjerskih vođa, koji su uvijek bili siguran oslonac vladajućoj eliti. Ta nezahvalna uloga kada se radi o onima koji podržavaju sirijski režim i Bešara pripala je i poznatom šejhu Butiju. Na ovom linku mogu se nači sve njegove hutbe http://naseemalsham.com/ar/Pages.php?pa ... s&pg_id=42 koje Bešarovoj borbi protiv opozicionara daju vjerski legitimitet.
U hutbi od 4.1.2013. govori o savremenoj borbi protiv islama. Ljudi, otpadnici od vjere islama se ''islamom bore protiv islama'', tvrdi Buti, i misli naravno na opozicionare. Ukratko, sve ono što opozicionari govore o Bešaru o ubijanju djece, civila, silovanjima, uništavanju infrastrukture, isto to govori Buti, samo misli na opozicionare.
Buti se osjeća prevarenim. Smatra kako su ljudi koji se danas bore protiv njega i Sirije uz blagoslov Amerike, pa čak i Izraela, sve do jučer bili protiv te dvije zemlje, bili u istom safu sa Butijem,
Isti onaj argument kojeg imamo priliku pročitati ovdje na forumu.
Amerika sve što radi, radi protiv islama. To pravilo ničim ne može biti ugroženo, po Butiju i po našim kolegama forumašima koji ga se čvrsto drže, što naravno nema veze ni sa islamom ni sa drugim stvarima.
O kakvom ''muslimanskom saffu'' mi govorimo, ili kakve koristi su muslimani ili građani Sirije vidjeli u Bešarovoj i iranskoj principijelnoj borbi protiv Amerike i Izraela.Evo kakve : http://archive.transparency.org/news_ro ... 2008_table
Na gornjem linku je kompletna lista 180 zemalja, rangiranih po stepenu prisustva korupcije u javnom sektoru.
Butijeva Sirija koju neda nikom je na 147 kao i Rusija, a Iran na 141. Dakle, od tog muslimanskog saffa decenijama su najviše koristi imale vladajuće elite, i sasvim prirodno je da nedaju svoje pozcije, koje su im omogućavale nesmetano bogaćenje sa leđa naroda. Na istom mjetu, ako ne i gorem Sirija i Iran su rangirani i kada se radi o ljudskim pravima, slobodama, sudstvu, ekonomiji itd
Zatim, i da pristanemo na tu bezveznu podjelu koje skim, ne znam po kojoj logici Buti tu ispada veći musliman od drugih. Rusija koja je uz režim je zadnjih sto ili dvjesto godina pobila više muslimana od Amerike deset puta. A bh. muslimani su na svojoj koži osjetili šta znači ruski veto u proteklom ratu, a bogami znamo i koje doprinio zaustavljanju rata, i uspostavljanju kakve takve države.
@sarajevoxxxx
U hutbi od 4.1.2013. govori o savremenoj borbi protiv islama. Ljudi, otpadnici od vjere islama se ''islamom bore protiv islama'', tvrdi Buti, i misli naravno na opozicionare. Ukratko, sve ono što opozicionari govore o Bešaru o ubijanju djece, civila, silovanjima, uništavanju infrastrukture, isto to govori Buti, samo misli na opozicionare.
Buti se osjeća prevarenim. Smatra kako su ljudi koji se danas bore protiv njega i Sirije uz blagoslov Amerike, pa čak i Izraela, sve do jučer bili protiv te dvije zemlje, bili u istom safu sa Butijem,
Isti onaj argument kojeg imamo priliku pročitati ovdje na forumu.
Amerika sve što radi, radi protiv islama. To pravilo ničim ne može biti ugroženo, po Butiju i po našim kolegama forumašima koji ga se čvrsto drže, što naravno nema veze ni sa islamom ni sa drugim stvarima.
O kakvom ''muslimanskom saffu'' mi govorimo, ili kakve koristi su muslimani ili građani Sirije vidjeli u Bešarovoj i iranskoj principijelnoj borbi protiv Amerike i Izraela.Evo kakve : http://archive.transparency.org/news_ro ... 2008_table
Na gornjem linku je kompletna lista 180 zemalja, rangiranih po stepenu prisustva korupcije u javnom sektoru.
Butijeva Sirija koju neda nikom je na 147 kao i Rusija, a Iran na 141. Dakle, od tog muslimanskog saffa decenijama su najviše koristi imale vladajuće elite, i sasvim prirodno je da nedaju svoje pozcije, koje su im omogućavale nesmetano bogaćenje sa leđa naroda. Na istom mjetu, ako ne i gorem Sirija i Iran su rangirani i kada se radi o ljudskim pravima, slobodama, sudstvu, ekonomiji itd
Zatim, i da pristanemo na tu bezveznu podjelu koje skim, ne znam po kojoj logici Buti tu ispada veći musliman od drugih. Rusija koja je uz režim je zadnjih sto ili dvjesto godina pobila više muslimana od Amerike deset puta. A bh. muslimani su na svojoj koži osjetili šta znači ruski veto u proteklom ratu, a bogami znamo i koje doprinio zaustavljanju rata, i uspostavljanju kakve takve države.
@sarajevoxxxx
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#6997 Re: Sirija
Sva "teologija" lažnih mudžahida spala na tri slova: USA.
Jad i bijeda, jad i bijeda, jad i bijeda.
Jad i bijeda, jad i bijeda, jad i bijeda.
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#6998 Re: Sirija
om asato ma sad gamaya,
tamaso ma jyotir gamaya,
mṛtyor ma amṛtaṁ gamaya,
oṁ santi santi santiḥ!
Vodi nas iz obmane u stvarnost;
vodi nas iz tame u svjetlo;
vodi nas iz smrti u besmrtnost;
podari nam mir!
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#6999 Re: Sirija
vivaldi wrote:Chisum wrote:Ma kakav Zec...
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Nije ovo lose. Ovako treba lijeciti i "mudzahide", pa se mozda mozda nesto izmucka (pod uslovom da ima bilo sto unutra) i pokrene neki misaoni proces
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