MO Midden-Oosten
Bespreek hier de actuele situatie omtrent het Midden-Oosten.
GPD houdt niet van Ocean's 11.quote:Op dinsdag 1 maart 2011 22:25 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:
maar had GPD deze ook dan? of had hij het te druk met zijn capu
hij houdt niet eens van zijn Kat (Oggi)(die heeft tie gevangen gezet in het asiel)quote:
Omdat zijn kat tegen revoluties is
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Honden hebben baasjes, katten dienaren hequote:
[..]
hij houdt niet eens van zijn Kat (Oggi)(die heeft tie gevangen gezet in het asiel)
Omdat zijn kat tegen revoluties is
die houden niet van democratie.
arme kat , ja die hebben andere belangen dan hequote:
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Honden hebben baasjes, katten dienaren he
en dan zit die kat opgescheept met harold ook nog is
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Heeft iemand screenshots kunnen maken van de overzichten waar de VS, Britse en Franse vloten zijn?
Op maandag 29 april 2013 16:56 schreef Moira. het volgende:
Ug, je bent af en toe een (leuke) mafkees, maar ook een wijs man.
Ug, je bent af en toe een (leuke) mafkees, maar ook een wijs man.
AJELive AJELive
Russia: Imposing no-fly zone in #Gaddafi's #Libya would "kill the shoots of democracy" More on #AlJazeera's liveblog: http://aje.me/dQiZ6L
Russia: Imposing no-fly zone in #Gaddafi's #Libya would "kill the shoots of democracy" More on #AlJazeera's liveblog: http://aje.me/dQiZ6L
The pace of change and the course of events are moving at the speed of Twitter
.uit
.uit
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AJELive AJELive
Russia: Imposing no-fly zone in #Gaddafi's #Libya would "kill the shoots of democracy" More on #AlJazeera's liveblog: http://aje.me/dQiZ6L
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is dat virus wat GPD vrspreid een geheime code/boodschap?quote:
The pace of change and the course of events are moving at the speed of Twitter
.uit
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Het is geen kwestie van weken meer denk ik voor ze een no-fly zone instellen..
tijd voor actie om die khadaffi clan te cleansweepen!
tijd voor actie om die khadaffi clan te cleansweepen!
clansweeping ?quote:
Het is geen kwestie van weken meer denk ik voor ze een no-fly zone instellen..
tijd voor actie om die khadaffi clan te cleansweepen!
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Huh virus?quote:
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is dat virus wat GPD vrspreid een geheime code/boodschap?
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het is echt besmettelijk bencnn ook al
bencnn Eng. Jalal Rajab at Brega Refinery in Eastern #Libya says he is a big fan of George Clooney in Oceans 11. He asked me to pass that on. Done.
19 minutes ago via web
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quote:
De GPD'ers steken mensen aan, zo lijkt het
SherineT Sherine Tadros
Lol"@bencnn: Eng. Jalal Rajab at Brega Refinery in #Libya says he's a big fan of George Clooney in Oceans 11. Asked me to pass that on."
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quote:
Heeft iemand screenshots kunnen maken van de overzichten waar de VS, Britse en Franse vloten zijn?
10:39pm Canada has frozen Libyan assets worth more than US$2.4billion, said a spokesman for Prime Minister Stephen Harper. The warship being sent toward Libya has now been named as the HMCS Charlottetown Halifax-class frigate - which will help evacuate citizens and be prepared "for any need, including the enforcement of sanctions".
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LilianeKhalil Liliane Khalil
#UK Foreign Sec. #Hague says No-Fly-Zone over #Libya could go ahead even without #UN Security Council resolution.
#UK Foreign Sec. #Hague says No-Fly-Zone over #Libya could go ahead even without #UN Security Council resolution.
LilianeKhalil Liliane Khalil
Tonight the #UN appears to be taking tougher approaches toward #Libya crisis. Suspended from #UNHCR membership & Ban Ki-Moon talking tough.
Tonight the #UN appears to be taking tougher approaches toward #Libya crisis. Suspended from #UNHCR membership & Ban Ki-Moon talking tough.
dat had ik al verwacht, onder eu vlag kan het ook zonder teveel problemenquote:
LilianeKhalil Liliane Khalil
#UK Foreign Sec. #Hague says No-Fly-Zone over #Libya could go ahead even without #UN Security Council resolution.
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heel goed! aanvallen die zooi, voedsel, medicijnen etc droppen boven de steden en de Navy Seals of Delta Forces Tripoli uit laten kammen.
shock & awe part II :-)
shock & awe part II :-)
pas op dat je dan de bevolking niet tegen je krijgtquote:
heel goed! aanvallen die zooi, voedsel, medicijnen etc droppen boven de steden en de Navy Seals of Delta Forces Tripoli uit laten kammen.
shock & awe part II :-)
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In depth report: What has happened to the Libyan military so far?
Posted on March 1, 2011 by admin
Translated by Libyafeb17.com | Original article: Al Jazeera Arabic
The joining of many of the military, air force and naval forces to the revolutionaries has strengthened their position in demand for the resignation of Colonel Gaddafi. It also reduced the regimes ability to resolve the situation militarily.
Thus, the military power in Libya has become fragmented in terms of distributed control between the revolutionaries and Gaddafi. According to available information, the total number of the Libyan military ranges between 90 to 130 thousand personnel.
Although Libya is one of the countries that spends the most on armaments, most military units appear to be weak and limited in experience and training with exception to the units entrusted with the protection of Gaddafi.
Military officers declaring they have joined the revolution:
1. Benghazi
The city of Benghazi, which was taken over by the revolutionaries since the beginning, is considered Libyas second city after the capital Tripoli militarily and a base for a variety of military units which have declared all of their accession to the revolution.
Benina air base located in the suburb of Benghazi announced its support to the revolution a few days after it began with an official statement from its military officers and soldiers.
Another military faction was the Forsan barracks, an armoured battalion in Benghazi which is one of the most important Libyan armoured vehicles base. it too announced its support of the revolution.
In terms of Naval power, the navy personnel in Benghazi announced their loyalty to the revolution, and disobeyed Gaddafi orders after warships were ordered to bomb the Benghazi population and defected to Cyprus.
2. Tobruk
In Tobruk, which is a coastal city close to the Egyptian-Libyan border and approximately 1500km away from Tripoli, the Jamaal Abdul Nassir Air Base joined the revolution. It is the largest air base in the region with an extremely important strategic position.
The security battalion in Tobruk also joined the revolution and was able to fend off some attacks from Gaddafis supporters. It also managed to down a plane which tried to land at Tobruk airport which was loaded with militia mercenaries coming from Zaire.
3. Al Jabal Al Akhdar (The Green Mountain)
Green Mountain is a vast region extending in the north-east of Libya, and includes cities such as Al Bayda, Darnah and Al Gubba, with Al Bayda considered its capital and administrative centre. The regions military leaders and units have also joined the revolution and renounced Gaddafi.
Among the most prominent military units in the region, the Libyan Army Battalions in the Green Mountain announced through their military spokesman that they too have joined the revolution.
4. Ajdabiya
In Ajdabiya situated in the north-east of Libya, approximately 160km south of Benghazi, military and police units announced their joining of the revolution.
5. Misurata
East of Tripoli, the city of Misurata has witnessed intense fighting after the army announced it too had joined the peoples revolution. They have been able to to repel many attacks from pro-Gaddafi militias, mercenaries and loyal battalions. They have also shot down a fighter plane which attempted to take out some sensitive areas in the city that were under the control of the revolution.
6. Az Zawiya
The closest the revolutionaries have gotten to Tripoli so far. Situated only 55km, this city has caused the greatest amount of unrest to Gaddafi as of yet now that it is in the hands of the revolutionaries. As of the 24th February, fighting apparently continues in the city. In a phone call specifically aimed at its residents, Gaddafi said the protesters were young people that had been duped into destruction and sabotage with drugs and alcohol.
7. Tripoli
In Tripoli, which is still holed up in Gaddafis heavily fortified military base (Baab Al Aziziyah) and which the loyal battalions to Gaddafi are still in control, there have emerged a number of moves from military units which come in support of the revolution.
There have been reports of the accession of Mitiga Air Base in Tripoli to the revolutionaries, making it another military air base in their hands. A number of military personnel have also joined the revolution in the district of Tajoura in Tripoli.
Accession has not been limited to the field of military and security personnel, but rather it transcended to important figures which have a weight in this area:
1. Abdul Fattah Younis Al-Obaidi
When the Interior Minister and Major General Abdel Fattah Younis al-Obaidi joined the revolution, this dealt a severe a blow to Colonel Gaddafi in whose sight Obaidi was one of the most prominent aides. Gaddafi mentioned Obaidi several times in his second address to the nation, bestowed upon him praise and said he fought with him against the Americans. Gaddafi accused the people of Benghazi of killing him and hiding his body. Shortly thereafter, Obaidi came to announce his resignation from the Gaddafi regime and that he had joined the revolution.
2. Abdel Salam Mahmoud Hassi
The President of the Libyan Special Forces Brigadier General Abdel Salam Mahmoud Hassi also joined the revolutionaries and called to his fellow officers and soldiers to take a similar decision.
3. Suleiman Mahmoud
The Eastern Libyan Military Commander Suleiman Mahmoud also announced his resignation. He justified his move based on the massacres that were being committed by the Gaddafi regime against unarmed citizens
Posted on March 1, 2011 by admin
Translated by Libyafeb17.com | Original article: Al Jazeera Arabic
The joining of many of the military, air force and naval forces to the revolutionaries has strengthened their position in demand for the resignation of Colonel Gaddafi. It also reduced the regimes ability to resolve the situation militarily.
Thus, the military power in Libya has become fragmented in terms of distributed control between the revolutionaries and Gaddafi. According to available information, the total number of the Libyan military ranges between 90 to 130 thousand personnel.
Although Libya is one of the countries that spends the most on armaments, most military units appear to be weak and limited in experience and training with exception to the units entrusted with the protection of Gaddafi.
Military officers declaring they have joined the revolution:
1. Benghazi
The city of Benghazi, which was taken over by the revolutionaries since the beginning, is considered Libyas second city after the capital Tripoli militarily and a base for a variety of military units which have declared all of their accession to the revolution.
Benina air base located in the suburb of Benghazi announced its support to the revolution a few days after it began with an official statement from its military officers and soldiers.
Another military faction was the Forsan barracks, an armoured battalion in Benghazi which is one of the most important Libyan armoured vehicles base. it too announced its support of the revolution.
In terms of Naval power, the navy personnel in Benghazi announced their loyalty to the revolution, and disobeyed Gaddafi orders after warships were ordered to bomb the Benghazi population and defected to Cyprus.
2. Tobruk
In Tobruk, which is a coastal city close to the Egyptian-Libyan border and approximately 1500km away from Tripoli, the Jamaal Abdul Nassir Air Base joined the revolution. It is the largest air base in the region with an extremely important strategic position.
The security battalion in Tobruk also joined the revolution and was able to fend off some attacks from Gaddafis supporters. It also managed to down a plane which tried to land at Tobruk airport which was loaded with militia mercenaries coming from Zaire.
3. Al Jabal Al Akhdar (The Green Mountain)
Green Mountain is a vast region extending in the north-east of Libya, and includes cities such as Al Bayda, Darnah and Al Gubba, with Al Bayda considered its capital and administrative centre. The regions military leaders and units have also joined the revolution and renounced Gaddafi.
Among the most prominent military units in the region, the Libyan Army Battalions in the Green Mountain announced through their military spokesman that they too have joined the revolution.
4. Ajdabiya
In Ajdabiya situated in the north-east of Libya, approximately 160km south of Benghazi, military and police units announced their joining of the revolution.
5. Misurata
East of Tripoli, the city of Misurata has witnessed intense fighting after the army announced it too had joined the peoples revolution. They have been able to to repel many attacks from pro-Gaddafi militias, mercenaries and loyal battalions. They have also shot down a fighter plane which attempted to take out some sensitive areas in the city that were under the control of the revolution.
6. Az Zawiya
The closest the revolutionaries have gotten to Tripoli so far. Situated only 55km, this city has caused the greatest amount of unrest to Gaddafi as of yet now that it is in the hands of the revolutionaries. As of the 24th February, fighting apparently continues in the city. In a phone call specifically aimed at its residents, Gaddafi said the protesters were young people that had been duped into destruction and sabotage with drugs and alcohol.
7. Tripoli
In Tripoli, which is still holed up in Gaddafis heavily fortified military base (Baab Al Aziziyah) and which the loyal battalions to Gaddafi are still in control, there have emerged a number of moves from military units which come in support of the revolution.
There have been reports of the accession of Mitiga Air Base in Tripoli to the revolutionaries, making it another military air base in their hands. A number of military personnel have also joined the revolution in the district of Tajoura in Tripoli.
Accession has not been limited to the field of military and security personnel, but rather it transcended to important figures which have a weight in this area:
1. Abdul Fattah Younis Al-Obaidi
When the Interior Minister and Major General Abdel Fattah Younis al-Obaidi joined the revolution, this dealt a severe a blow to Colonel Gaddafi in whose sight Obaidi was one of the most prominent aides. Gaddafi mentioned Obaidi several times in his second address to the nation, bestowed upon him praise and said he fought with him against the Americans. Gaddafi accused the people of Benghazi of killing him and hiding his body. Shortly thereafter, Obaidi came to announce his resignation from the Gaddafi regime and that he had joined the revolution.
2. Abdel Salam Mahmoud Hassi
The President of the Libyan Special Forces Brigadier General Abdel Salam Mahmoud Hassi also joined the revolutionaries and called to his fellow officers and soldiers to take a similar decision.
3. Suleiman Mahmoud
The Eastern Libyan Military Commander Suleiman Mahmoud also announced his resignation. He justified his move based on the massacres that were being committed by the Gaddafi regime against unarmed citizens
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In depth report: What has happened to the Libyan military so far?
Posted on March 1, 2011 by admin
Translated by Libyafeb17.com | Original article: Al Jazeera Arabic
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MicahHalpern: 2 #US assault ships entering #Suez Canal going to #Libya. Each ship has 2000 sailors.
less than 10 seconds ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
less than 10 seconds ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
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Die beelden van burgers met wapens 
en dan mensen op Twitter die zeggen dat het niet van een burgeroorlog komt. Ik moet het nog zien zo.
en dan mensen op Twitter die zeggen dat het niet van een burgeroorlog komt. Ik moet het nog zien zo.
