Gandalf Posted January 9, 2012 Author Posted January 9, 2012 Martin ChulovWeapon prices up on #Beirut black-market. Grenades for RPG up 8-fold to $500 each. AK-47 $2,100. #Syria key market. Supply there low
Fida'i Posted January 10, 2012 Posted January 10, 2012 "Two former Libyan rebel factions clashed Tuesday in hours of gunbattles in central Tripoli that left five fighters dead, a Tripoli military council official said. Former rebels of Tripoli and a separate group of fighters from the city of Misrata fought with machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades and anti-aircraft guns. Col. Walid Shouaib, a member of Tripoli Military Council, said the clashes were triggered by arrest of a Misrata fighter on New Year's Eve by Tripoli fighters. He was suspected of robbery and the Misrata fighters were trying to free him. A Misrata military council member, Mohammed al-Gressa, said he feared a civil war. He said a meeting was taking place between commanders of ex-rebels and the Tripoli military council. "I am not optimistic because blood has been spilled," he told The Associated Press. "I feel this looks like a civil war." Others said the clashes were not that serious."Inače, ratni zločinac Omar al-Bašir je posetio Tripoli pre neki dan. Novi As'adov članak o Siriji.
Roger Sanchez Posted January 13, 2012 Posted January 13, 2012 Čujem na RTVSLO da su zgotovili rezultate u Egiptu.
Gandalf Posted January 13, 2012 Author Posted January 13, 2012 (edited) Čujem na RTVSLO da su zgotovili rezultate u Egiptu.radosti politicke mocvare. Shadi HamidI've been told the Brotherhood & Wafd are close to deal, which would give them parliamentary majority. #Egypt2 hours agoShadi HamidAnother prominent liberal tells me that "it's great" that Salafis are willing to join liberals to spite MB. #Egypt2 hours agoShadi HamidLiberal MP tells me both he and Salafis want to join forces to freeze out the Brotherhood. He says: "enemy of my enemy is my friend" #Egypt2 hours agoShadi HamidLeaders in two liberal parties have confirmed to me that they've had serious discussions w- Salafis abt forming a coalition. #Egypt2 hours ago Edited January 13, 2012 by Gandalf
Roger Sanchez Posted January 13, 2012 Posted January 13, 2012 ^Ja jednostavno obožavam parlamentarnu demokraciju.
Sirius Posted January 14, 2012 Posted January 14, 2012 Meanwhile, Kameron je u poseti Saudijskoj Arabiji, a u Katifu se odvija masakr. Nekoliko ljudi je ubijeno, gomila povređena, policija pokušava da preuzme lokalnu džamiju u kojoj šejk Abdul Karim Hubail svakog petka hrabro prkosi dinastiji Saud.Sacekaj da Persijanci dovoljno obogate ;) pa ces videti belaja kod Sauda. To i jeste glavni cilj Persijanaca a ne Izrael. Izrael je samo izgovor za dve strane(Iran i SAD). Islamska republika ne moze reci da zeli da srusi drzavu odakle je krenuo Islam. Ameri ne mogu reci da zele da brane Saude, zbog 9/11. Izrael je savrseno opravdanje za obe strane a svi misle na Saude. :) I taj cilj nije vezan samo za politicko-ekonomske odnose, vec duboko istorijisko-religijiske. Persijanci nikada nisu napustili ucenje Zoroastrizam jer je Shīʻatu ʻAlī dobrim delom bazirana na Zoroastrizmu. Secaju se oni dobro kako su Arapi doneli islam u Persiju. Odlomak iz Sahname(Knjiga kraljeva):O Iran! Where are all those kings, who adorned youWith justice, equity and munificence, who decoratedYou with pomp and splendor, gone?From that date when the barbarian, savage, coarseBedouin Arabs sold your king’s daughter in the streetAnd cattle market, you have not seen a bright day, andHave lain hid in darkness.
Fida'i Posted January 17, 2012 Posted January 17, 2012 Opet As'ad: I saw footage of Gen. Tantawi meeting with Mustafa Abdul-NATO. So the handpicked military commander of Huni Mubarak was meeting with the hand picked Minister of Justice of Qadhdhafi to celebrate the victory of their so-called revolutions?
Fida'i Posted January 22, 2012 Posted January 22, 2012 Kao sa pokretom "14. mart" u Libanu, buržoaski mediji uporno pokušavaju da sakriju pravu ideologiju grupa koje imperijalisti smatraju "liberalnim" i "progresivnim" - salafističke bande koje divljaju po Libiji i Siriji (a koje nipošto ne treba mešati sa masama koje su se pobunile protiv režima, baš kao i u drugim arapskim zemljama, samo što je ovde prisutna i lokalna verzija talibana) i dele viziju™ društva i države sa Al Kaidom. As'adov post na tu temu.
Gandalf Posted January 23, 2012 Author Posted January 23, 2012 (edited) Kao sa pokretom "14. mart" u Libanu, buržoaski mediji uporno pokušavaju da sakriju pravu ideologiju grupa koje imperijalisti smatraju "liberalnim" i "progresivnim" - salafističke bande koje divljaju po Libiji i Siriji (a koje nipošto ne treba mešati sa masama koje su se pobunile protiv režima, baš kao i u drugim arapskim zemljama, samo što je ovde prisutna i lokalna verzija talibana) i dele viziju™ društva i države sa Al Kaidom. As'adov post na tu temu.sirom Bliskog Istoka, radnici, seljaci & postena inteligencija su deficitarna roba. :( Edited January 23, 2012 by Gandalf
Gandalf Posted January 24, 2012 Author Posted January 24, 2012 (edited) Throw out the playbook for Libya's electionsAfter over 40 years of Muammar al-Qaddafi's Jamahiriya -- a by design stateless society of purported direct rule by the popular masses -- Libya's political transition was always going to be sui generis. Other Arab autocrats may have subverted elections and ignored their constitutions, but in most cases at least the motions of representative democracy existed. This was not the case in Libya, where the law organizing the country's first elections is scheduled for publication this weekend. As Othman El-Mugirhy, the chair of the committee that drafted the law eloquently put it, "Libya has no institutions, it is a state of ashes."One legacy of the almost perpetual administrative flux that Qaddafi's unique governing model engendered is that individuals rather than political parties will likely contest Libya's forthcoming elections. Political parties come in for a particularly hard time in Muammar al-Qaddafi's Green Book, which lays out his Third Universal Theory (the Brother Leader's proposed alternative to capitalism and communism). Describing political parties as the abortion of democracy and their members as traitors, the Green Book makes the case that parties split society by ensuring "the rule of the part over the whole" and are the "contemporary model of dictatorship" intended to rob people of their right to govern themselves directly.The decades of demonization of political parties by Qaddafi have left a lasting impact on the Libyan political scene. Many of the nascent political entities in the new Libya seem to prefer to call themselves "movements" or "alliances" rather than use the word party, which still frequently draws a visceral negative reaction. Edited January 24, 2012 by Gandalf
Fida'i Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 (edited) U Libiji se nastavlja pobuna, ali to nema ko da prenosi. Edited January 25, 2012 by Fida'i
Gandalf Posted January 25, 2012 Author Posted January 25, 2012 (edited) http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/egypts-muslim-brotherhood-adopting-caution-on-economic-matters/2012/01/23/gIQAJNm0MQ_story.htmlThough admired for its patronage systems that provide food, education and health care to Egypt’s poor, the Brotherhood’s economic agenda is informed by an ancient laissez-faire tradition that has more in common with the values of the United States’ tea party than it does with, say, the more heavily regulated economies of Europe. In the 1950s, for example, the group struggled against President Gamal Abdel Nasser as much for his decision to nationalize the Egyptian economy as for his fierce secularism.Brotherhood members trace their capitalist conceit to the birth of Islam and tend to associate one with the other. “Islam endorses the market economy and free trade,” Abdel Hamid Abuzaid, a Muslim Brotherhood member and economist at Cairo University, said in an interview before his death last year. “It is part and parcel of Islam as a complete way of life.”Not for nothing, Brotherhood members are fond of reminding Westerners, did Ronald Reagan suggest that the philosophies of Ibn Khaldun, a 14th-century Islamic scholar, anticipated the Laffer Curve by 600 years. The group has supported lower taxes and is staunchly antitrust, owing to a verse in the Koran: “He who brings commodities to the market is good, but he who practices monopolies is evil.” Edited January 25, 2012 by Gandalf
Fida'i Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/egypts-muslim-brotherhood-adopting-caution-on-economic-matters/2012/01/23/gIQAJNm0MQ_story.html Abu Dharr al-Ghifari se prevrće u grobu.
Tresko Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 U Libiji se nastavlja pobuna, ali to nema ko da prenosi.Pa šta ima da prenose. Dok god se ubijaju medjusobno, ali daleko od naftovoda i naftnih polja, to nikoga ne interesuje. Prenosi će eventualno ponovo početi, ako se ta pucnjava i ubijanja približe naftovodima i bušotinama, i ugroze pumpanje nafte. Drugačije, potpuno su neinteresantni.
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