Peti oktobar na bliskom istoku i arapskom svetu

[Roger Sanchez]

Ali Lazanski jednostavno briljira, jedan ekspoze u smislu ruganja sove sjenici.

„Lično znam da su se srpski plaćenici borili u Bani Validu, Sirtu i Sabi”, izjavio je za zagrebački „Večernji list” Hasan Hajdar Dijab, izveštač tog lista iz Libije, dodavši „da je od svih stranih plaćenika koji su se borili na strani Gadafija najviše onih iz Srbije i Hrvatske”.Ne znam je li uvaženi kolega Dijab lično prebrojavao sve plaćenike, pa tako zna kojih ima najviše, da li su mu oni svi odmah po komandi pokazali pasoše i putovnice, ili je već po fizionomiji čoveka zaključivao ko su balkanska braća po oružju, a ko ostala bratija.Kako on to lično zna da su se u Bani Validu i Sirtu borili strani plaćenici iz Srbije i Hrvatske, kada borbi u Sirtu i oko Sirta još nije ni bilo, kada stranih novinara u Sirtu nema i kada ni jedan strani novinar još nije ni ušao u Bani Valid, jer su se pobunjenici samo približili Bani Validu i onda odmah i povukli? I kolega Hasan Dijab je sa udaljenosti od desetak kilometara locirao i prepoznao srpske i hrvatska plaćenike u Bani Validu? To se zove istraživačko novinarstvo.

Sramota te bilo, uvaženi kolega Dijab!'Vako to treba, Dijabolo bre!

Od lažnog Zelenog trga u Tripoliju, a zapravo napravljenog od kartona u Kataru, što je emitovala al Džezira, do nekoliko puta ponovljene gluposti u našim medijima „da je Gadafijeva žena Safija, rođena Farkaš, iz Mostara i da se Gadafi školovao u Mostaru”.Gadafi se nikada nije školovao u Mostaru, on je završio britansku vojnu akademiju Sendherst, njegova žena Safija je iz sela Bejda u brdima iznad Bengazija.

Iskusni kolega Lazanski je za razliku od tebe Dijabolo, lažni trg vidio lično, ofkors. Baida je selo? Iznad Benghazija? Ofkors i to. E to ti se zove istraživačko novinarstvo.

[Bane5]

Miroslave,Miroslave, nabedjeni novinare nepismeni!Celu svoju kolumnu/tekst, svu malicioznost i seirenje nad novinarom i imenovanim pobunjenikom Miroslav bazira na sasvim netacnom tumacenju izjave ovog pobunjenika.Ako odete na sajt Vecernjeg lista, videcete celu izjavu u prvom delu teksta.Na stranu sto niti novinar niti imenovani pobunjenik nigde ne tvrde da su se za Gadafija u najvecem broju borili placenici iz Srbije i Hrvatske kako je to "na noz" docekao Miroslav, vec nesrecni Miroslav nastavlja da govori o onecemu sto u tekstu ne pise. Uporedimo:Tekst:

Plaćenici koji su uhićeni u Tripoliju i drugim gradovima prebačeni su u zatvor u Benghazi i njih čeka suđenje. No, ima ih još puno i na slobodi. Pobjegli su i skrivaju se u Sirtu, Bani Walidu i Sabhi...

Lazanski:

„Lično znam da su se srpski plaćenici borili u Bani Validu, Sirtu i Sabi”, izjavio je za zagrebački „Večernji list” Hasan Hajdar Dijab, izveštač tog lista iz Libije, dodavši „da je od svih stranih plaćenika koji su se borili na strani Gadafija najviše onih iz Srbije i Hrvatske”.Ne znam je li uvaženi kolega Dijab lično prebrojavao sve plaćenike, pa tako zna kojih ima najviše, da li su mu oni svi odmah po komandi pokazali pasoše i putovnice, ili je već po fizionomiji čoveka zaključivao ko su balkanska braća po oružju, a ko ostala bratija.

Sad tek vidim da je Miroslav napisao da je izvestac iz Libije to izjavio.Crni Miroslave, sta nalupa?Moze li gore? Edited September 15, 2011 by Bane5

[Roger Sanchez]

Moze li gore?

Da ne govorimo o tome da je BSkyB onda očito imao ekskluzivniji pristup emirovoj scenografiji od njegove vlastite televizije.Meni je izrazito smiješno kako on ide učiti profesionalizmu kolegu šanera u novinarstvu.

[Tutankamon]

Teške borbe u Sirtu upravo sada

[Roger Sanchez]

Pametno je što su čekali toliko, Tripoli je slobodan i nigdje im se ne treba žuriti.

CAIRO: Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr travels Thursday to Tripoli on the first visit by an Arab official since the "victory" of the Libyan revolution, the foreign ministry said. Amr, due to arrive Thursday evening in Tripoli, has been tasked by Egypt's new military rulers with examining ways of "pursuing and bolstering" ties with Libya's new authorities in the National Transitional Council (NTC), ministry spokesman Amr Rushdi said. He will be accompanied by Labor Minister Ahmed Al-Borai and will offer assistance from Egypt and outline steps for "immediate" cooperation in various sectors including ones considered a "priority" for Libya, Rushdi said. Amr will offer cooperation to help Libya clear areas around flagship oil and industrial sites of mines sown by forces of the Qaddafi regime, and to take to Egyptian hospitals for treatment 20 critically wounded Libyans. NTC fighters had said in July that demining efforts outside such areas as the eastern oil hub Brega were being hampered, and claimed that Qaddafi forces had sown more than 40,000 mines in and around just that Mediterranean town. Egypt also "agreed to print Libyan school textbooks," to help pupils resume school as soon as possible and not lose another year, Rushdi said. Amr will also inform the Libyan authorities that Egypt's national carrier EgyptAir will resume flights to Libya as soon as the no-fly zone ban imposed by the NATO coalition is lifted and airports are operational. The Egyptian delegation will also discuss the situation of Egyptian nationals in Libyan —where tens of thousands work — including those now held in jail. Egypt is also willing to train Libyans in the field of constitutional and legal practice as they strive to rebuild their institutions, Rushdi added. Egypt, Libya's eastern neighbor, has held back until the end of August before recognizing the NTC as the legitimate government in Libya.

Ben Wedeman, kao pravi istraživački novinar je na mjestu koje malo ko pokriva. Ustvari, nitko.

bencnn benwedeman Libyan revolutionary forces now control Birak airbase outside Al-Gira, north of Sabha, second largest airbase in south #Libya 9 hours ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHhIy0Oart0 Edited September 15, 2011 by Roger Sanchez

[Gandalf]

Egypt sets 21 November date for parliament vote

[Roger Sanchez]

Izgleda da je pala Sabha. Prije Sirta i Bani Walida. Ovaj libijski rat ne prestaje iznenađivati.

[Bane5]

Ben Wedeman se danas vec provozao kroz centar Sabhe (iako neki delovi grada jos nisu sigurni) i po svom obicaju dao se u razgovor sa lokalcima, to mu je omiljen sport - 'opipavanje pulsa' naroda.

[Gandalf]

WTF? Iraq joins calls for Assad to step down in SyriaAfter months of striking a far friendlier tone toward the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, the Iraqi government has joined a chorus of other nations calling on him to step down.An adviser to the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, said in an interview with The New York Times on Tuesday that the Iraqi government had sent messages to Mr. Assad that said he should step down.

Edited September 21, 2011 by Gandalf

[angern]

Ben Wedeman se danas vec provozao kroz centar Sabhe (iako neki delovi grada jos nisu sigurni) i po svom obicaju dao se u razgovor sa lokalcima, to mu je omiljen sport - 'opipavanje pulsa' naroda.

Da vidi kol˙ko je onih koji su za Al Kaidu..

[Roger Sanchez]

Da vidi kol˙ko je onih koji su za Al Kaidu..

Ko mjehurića.

Pogodi što i u BratVođinoj dači u Sabhi ima, ko i u svim ostalima?

Đakuzi.

[Roger Sanchez]

Ben našel žutijeh kolača u Sabhi

[Gandalf]

tom finnYemeni protester who's tent was shelled today: "Whatever, it's no big deal. We'll stay right here till we die." via @ErikaSolomantom finnJust spoke to father clutching the corpse of his ten-month baby son, Anas, calmly he said, "the people of Yemen will outlive Saleh."tom finnBlood-splattered tents, bullet holes in nearby houses, the missiles rained down whilst protesters were praying #yemen

[Gandalf]

Hezbollah Considers a Future Without Syria's AssadHassan Nasrallah, the Party of God's Secretary-General, assailed Arab tyrants like Hosni Mubarak in Egypt, Muammar Qaddafi in Libya, and the royal family of Saudi Arabia. But he has remained silent about the behavior of Assad in Syria and of Iran's regimes. This double standard smacks of the same expediency of which Nasrallah has always accused Washington: supporting democracy except when it empowers groups the U.S. doesn't like....In a way, it's reminiscent of President Obama's rhetorical shuffling as he tried to distance himself from Mubarak in the final days of his rule in Egypt.Syria's opposition, along with the Muslim Brothers around the region who support them, have taken note of Hezbollah's support for Assad's violent, reactionary regime. They might be willing to make a deal with Hezbollah later, but the distaste and mistrust will linger.

[zorglub]

Ben našel žutijeh kolača u Sabhi