Bane5 Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Evo i pojasnjenja oko zgrada u kompleksu Bab Aziziya. Ja sam mislio da je udaljenost stare i novih zgrada veca, ali...The building inside the Bab al-Aziziya complex that was damaged on Sunday night was about 140m away from another building that was destroyed in a US air strike in 1986, CNN's Nic Robertson reports. Col Gaddafi's adopted daughter was among the 101 people killed in the raids on military facilities and residential areas in Tripoli and Benghazi. President Ronald Reagan justified the attacks by accusing Libya of direct responsibility for terrorism aimed at America. Link to comment
steins Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) Bahreinevo ga pravi lakmus-test. U narednim danima ćemo moći da uporedimo da li je intervencija u Libiji bila za-demokratiju ili protiv-despota.Nipošto ne otvarajte spoiler. Ako ste baš zapeli onda u redu, ali ne gledajte dalje od 1:20 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FqEusYajtY&feature=watch_response odgledah ovo sranje unutra /BTW hvala na upozorenjima/ i koliko god sam bio pod utiskom nije mogla da mi promakne jedna sitnica.....u postovima ispod nigde onih onlajnera tipa uh, ah, oh, jbte, strašno, užas, čudovišta,.....itd itd......koji se mogu naći negde na početku topica kada su se linkovale slike i klipovi raskomadanih i ubijanih demonstranata..... Edited March 21, 2011 by steins Link to comment
Roger Sanchez Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 odgledah ovo sranje unutra /BTW hvala na upozorenjima/ i koliko god sam bio pod utiskom nije mogla da mi promakne jedna sitnica.....u postovima ispod nigde onih onlajnera tipa uh, ah, oh, jbte, strašno, užas, čudovišta,.....itd itd......koji se mogu naći negde na početku topica kada su se linkovale slike i klipovi raskomadanih i ubijanih demonstranata.....Vrlo je jednostavno - ovo su vojnici. Da ti ja sad okačim slike onih davno po pijesku vučenih marinaca u Mogadishuu, da li bi bio, iskreno, uh, ah, oh, jbte, strašno, užas, čudovišta, tronut? Link to comment
Bane5 Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 po al jazeeri, deo jemenske vojske hoce da zastiti demonstrante.ako se to desi, bice ili jos vece krvoprolice ili ce se sistem urusiti. Link to comment
Ayatollah Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 po al jazeeri, deo jemenske vojske hoce da zastiti demonstrante.ako se to desi, bice ili jos vece krvoprolice ili ce se sistem urusiti.Bojim se da će tamo nastati veoma gadno sranje, nešto poput Somalije. Plemena protiv države, plemena protiv plemena, Al Kaida protiv države, Al Kaida protiv umerenih, jug protiv severa, socijalisti protiv islamista, šiiti protiv sunita, sve to uz veliko siromaštvo. Ako eksplodira, biće krvi do kolena. Link to comment
Jozef K. Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Evo slažem se oko Jemena, da može duboko da utone u probleme po svim linijama.Mada ostaje i opcija kao u Bahreinu da pozovu KSA u ispomoć. Link to comment
Ayatollah Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) Evo slažem se oko Jemena, da može duboko da utone u probleme po svim linijama.Mada ostaje i opcija kao u Bahreinu da pozovu KSA u ispomoć.Sumnjam.Prvo, Jemen je teritorijalno velika zemlja (nešto je veći od Francuske), pa se tamo ne može ući sa 1.000 vojnika, kao u Bahrein. Čisto sumnjam da Kraljevina ima resursa da uđe sa 30 - 40 hiljada vojnika u Jemen i da tamo održava red, čak i kada bi svi Jemenci to hteli.Drugo, retko ko u Jemenu bi bio srećan da vidi saudijske trupe na svojoj teritoriji. Počev od samog Saleha, koji je tokom Prvog zalivskog rata pretio Saudijcima da će ih napasti ukoliko Saveznici sa njegove teritorije napadnu njegovog prijatelja Sadama (pa su mu Ameri poručili da se dozove mozgu i ne lupa gluposti, za njegovo dobro) i koji nikad nije bio u dobrim odnosima sa Saudijcima. Nadalje, sumnjam da bi bilo ko od oko 13 miliona šiita (oko 46 % ukupne populacije) bio srećan da mu se trupe rigidne sunitske kraljevine šetaju ispred kuće - uostalom Hutiji (veliko šiitsko pleme) već godinama ratuju i protiv saudijske i protiv jemenske vojske, te im ne predstavljao nikakav problem da na njih pripucaju. O Al Kaidinoj sreći da može vežbati na saudijskoj pešadiji na prijateljskoj teritoriji, da i ne govorim.EDIT : Ko hoće da više pročita o pobuni Hutija, koja predstavlja više nego ozbiljnu gerilu u Jemenu i KSA, može to učinitiovde Edited March 21, 2011 by Ayatollah Link to comment
Bane5 Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Ambasadori Jemena u Siriji i Jordanu su podrzali proteste, mislim da se juce povukao iz protesta zbog nasilja i ambasador iz neke od medjunarodnih institucija.U Libiji - borbe oko Adzdabije - avioni Koalicije su potpuno odsekli Gadafijeve snage u tom regionu. U Misrati je i dalje vrlo kriticno. Nema pouzdanih informacija o tome sta se tacno desava tj. nema nezavisnih potvrda, a informacija svakakvih ima. Gadafijeve snage napadaju Zintan. Koalicija je opozvala neke napade na ciljeve na kojima je primeceno prisustvo civila. Neki mediji danas prenose informaciju da je Gadafi "legitiman cilj". Drzavna TV libije nijednom (tj. u oba slucaja) nije javno prenela informaciju da su se libijske snage odlucile za "prekid vatre". Zgrada u Bab Aziziji izgleda vrlo osteceno. Link to comment
barrcode Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 malo o trenutnom stanju u Siriji, odakle inače (skoro) nema nikakvih informacija: http://www.debka.com/article/20788/ Link to comment
Bane5 Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Evo potvrde za deo Jemenske vojske: Yemen General on AJLive: "My role is now to support the protest for a peaceful transition & elections under intl supervision" Link to comment
Roger Sanchez Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Whoa, brzo stiže Yemen endgame.. The protests in Yemen seem to picking up momentum with now no less than three top army generals having defected to the opposition.Brigadier Ali Mohsen Saleh, the head of the north western military zone and the head of the first armoured division, said on Monday that he had deployed army units to protect the protesters.Two more generals rallied behind Brigadier Saleh soon after.Addressing a news conference, Brigadier Saleh said: "Yemen today, is suffering from a comprehensive and dangerous crisis and it is widespread. Lack of dialogue and oppression of peaceful protesters in the pubclic sphere, resulted in crisis which has increased each day."And it is because of what I feel about the emotions of officers and leaders in the armed forces, who are an integral part of the people, and protectors of the people, I declare, on their behalf, our peaceful support of the youth revolution and their demands and that we will fulfil our duties."The announcement came days after scores died when armed men fired at an anti-government protest in the capital Sanaa. Several ministers resigned from the government after Friday''s violence. Abdullah Alsaidi, Yemen''s ambassador to the United Nations, also quit in protest over the killings. Link to comment
barrcode Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 coup d'etat na vidiku.u svakom slučaju dugoročno gledano- realna je stereo somalizacija Adenskog zaliva. Link to comment
Bane5 Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Zadovoljstvo u Briselu: Catherine Ashton, said that the EU was very satisfied at the way the military campaign in Libya was going and the 27 member states would today be discussing further humanitarian help to the Libyan people. Link to comment
Muwan Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Ban Ki-Mun osetio malo atmosfere na Tahriru: ABOUT 50 demonstrators supporting Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have surrounded UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Cairo's Tahrir Square, forcing him to retreat into the adjacent Arab League headquarters. Shortly afterwards, Ban's motorcade was caught up in a second protest on the square, this time by hundreds of Egyptians demonstrating outside the former foreign ministry for jobs, housing and a better life, an AFP correspondent reported. There were ugly scenes as police and troops forced back the crowd to enable the convoy to pass and take a detour through adjacent side streets to get the UN chief to a meeting with Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, the correspondent said. Chanting "Down, Down USA, Libya, Libya" and carrying the national flag of Gaddafi's Libya, the protesters outside the Arab League headquarters surged towards Ban and his 15-strong delegation that included a UN deputy secretary-general and former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet, the head of UN Women. Link to comment
Roger Sanchez Posted March 21, 2011 Share Posted March 21, 2011 Aa, prokužio ih je Kink, i rasturio ko zvečke. "An external plot has been fomented for 20 to 30 years until the ground was ripe for subversive designs ... I here announce the failure of the fomented plot," he was quoted as telling troops in a report on state news agency BNA overnight Link to comment
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