MO Midden-Oosten
Bespreek hier de actuele situatie omtrent het Midden-Oosten.
Falcon begrijpt niet veel van Iran en Shia.quote:Op zaterdag 19 maart 2011 20:07 schreef ChristianLebaneseFront het volgende:
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Je weet dat die terroristen Salafisten zijn die de Shia Iranezen als kuffar beschouwen?
Dat ben ik met je eens, het westen is zo hypocriet als de pest als het om olie gaat.quote:
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Het begint al veel eerder. Al deze dictatorial regimes overleven bij de gratie van het westen. En in de meeste gevallen gaat het veel verder dan gratie maar is het actieve steun. Daar begint alle ellende en alles vloeit daar verder uit voort. Daar moeten we iets aan veranderen. Wapengekletter maakt het alleen maar erger.
Maar wat heeft het volk in Libie daar op dit moment aan?
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Dat is onzin natuurlijk. Niet bij elk conflict hebben alle partijen schuld.quote:
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Grappig dat mensen altijd een stelling nemen bij Israel-Iran of het Israëlisch-Palestijnse conflict. Terwijl de intelligente mensen weten dat er altijd twee schuld hebben.
Jij kletst maar wat raak en zit er erg naïef in.quote:
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Falcon begrijpt niet veel van Iran en Shia.
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9:04pm
The US Navy has three submarines stationed in the Mediterranean Sea that are preparing for operations against Libya, a US defence official has told Reuters.
The Associated Press earlier reported that while the US did not intend to use fighter jets in the initial stages of the conflict in Libya, they would use sea-based assets to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles at Libyan air defences.
9:04pm
The US Navy has three submarines stationed in the Mediterranean Sea that are preparing for operations against Libya, a US defence official has told Reuters.
The Associated Press earlier reported that while the US did not intend to use fighter jets in the initial stages of the conflict in Libya, they would use sea-based assets to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles at Libyan air defences.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
een grotere grootheidswaanzin als de dictator nu heeftquote:
Pfff, dit gaat wel echt groot worden man.
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Ze moeten eerst de sam sites weg knallen.quote:
Nou nou, wat een interventie.
Tot nu toe maar 4 stokoude tanks aangepakt.
Station Arnhem foto's: http://www.flickr.com/photos/temlin/
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Al Jazeera's James Bays in Benghazi is live on Al Jazeera English now, reporting in the dark as we don't wish to use our large lighting equipment to light up his hotel room on a night when air strikes are feared in Benghazi.
Al Jazeera's James Bays in Benghazi is live on Al Jazeera English now, reporting in the dark as we don't wish to use our large lighting equipment to light up his hotel room on a night when air strikes are feared in Benghazi.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
Als er geweld is aan weerszijden hebben beide partijen altijd schuld.quote:
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Dat is onzin natuurlijk. Niet bij elk conflict hebben alle partijen schuld.
Dat is bullshit.quote:
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Als er geweld is aan weerszijden hebben beide partijen altijd schuld.
Heb je gelijk in. Maar ik begrijp niet wat dat met Iran te maken heeft. Die zien Al-Qaeda zelf ook als vijand.quote:Op zaterdag 19 maart 2011 20:08 schreef Halcon het volgende:
Yep, maar het zijn wel terroristen. Voedingsbodem voor fundamentalistische en extremistische invloeden in Libië is wel aanwezig.
Dit is weer een reactie van iemand die niet weet waar hij over praat.quote:
Nou nou, wat een interventie.
Tot nu toe maar 4 stokoude tanks aangepakt.
Wat Frankrijk op dit moment aan het doen is, is op een heel laag niveau waarschuwingen afgeven aan Kadaffi en die in de loop der tijd steeds verder opvoeren.
Frankrijk had makkelijk direct alle luchtafweer van Kadaffi kunnen uitschakelen, maar door eerst laag in te zetten geven ze Kadaffi toch langzaam nog even een kans om handdoek echt in de ring te gooien.
In de loop der dagen zul je vanzelf zien dat er steeds grotere doelwitten zullen worden vernietigd.
Gaddafi forces squeeze rebel-held Misrata: residents
RABAT/ALGIERS (Reuters) - Residents of the rebel-held Libyan city of Misrata said government shells and snipers killed nine people on Saturday and the hospital could not operate on the wounded because it had no anesthetic.
Misrata, about 200 km (130) miles east of Tripoli, is the last big rebel stronghold in the west of the country and people living there say forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi are still trying to retake the city despite a ceasefire.
Residents said there was some shelling in the city on Saturday morning -- though not as heavy as the previous day -- and one reported that seven people were killed.
They said the encircled city was quiet by early evening but faced a humanitarian crisis because water supplies were cut for a third day.
"The situation is calm for the moment. Tanks and armored vehicles are still surrounding the city but they have stopped their attacks for a couple of hours now. The city is still under siege, even from the sea," resident Mohammed said by phone.
He said residents had welcomed news of the first French airstrikes in Libya to enforce a U.N. resolution.
"People are now optimistic and relieved. We are very grateful both to France and the EU for stepping in. Gaddafi's forces have carried out some barbaric acts here."
SNIPERS ON ROOFTOPS
Another resident, called Saadoun, said earlier pro-Gaddafi snipers shot dead two people from rooftops.
"I am telling you, we are scared and we are alone. We have two people dead this morning, not because of the shelling but because there are snipers on some houses and they are shooting people, they are shooting whoever they see," he said.
"This morning there was some shelling from two tanks and then it stopped but the destruction from yesterday's bombardment is huge. Destruction everywhere. Mosques and houses; nothing was spared.
"We are all scared here, the people of Misrata are scared. We feel a humanitarian crisis is coming ... (there has been) no water for more than three days and no electricity."
Reports from Misrata could not be verified independently because authorities in Tripoli have prevented journalists from reaching the city.
Libyan government officials deny attacking rebels and say they are observing a ceasefire.
Mohammed said four or five artillery shells had hit the city early on Saturday morning. Gaddafi's forces were on the outskirts of the city, he said.
RABAT/ALGIERS (Reuters) - Residents of the rebel-held Libyan city of Misrata said government shells and snipers killed nine people on Saturday and the hospital could not operate on the wounded because it had no anesthetic.
Misrata, about 200 km (130) miles east of Tripoli, is the last big rebel stronghold in the west of the country and people living there say forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi are still trying to retake the city despite a ceasefire.
Residents said there was some shelling in the city on Saturday morning -- though not as heavy as the previous day -- and one reported that seven people were killed.
They said the encircled city was quiet by early evening but faced a humanitarian crisis because water supplies were cut for a third day.
"The situation is calm for the moment. Tanks and armored vehicles are still surrounding the city but they have stopped their attacks for a couple of hours now. The city is still under siege, even from the sea," resident Mohammed said by phone.
He said residents had welcomed news of the first French airstrikes in Libya to enforce a U.N. resolution.
"People are now optimistic and relieved. We are very grateful both to France and the EU for stepping in. Gaddafi's forces have carried out some barbaric acts here."
SNIPERS ON ROOFTOPS
Another resident, called Saadoun, said earlier pro-Gaddafi snipers shot dead two people from rooftops.
"I am telling you, we are scared and we are alone. We have two people dead this morning, not because of the shelling but because there are snipers on some houses and they are shooting people, they are shooting whoever they see," he said.
"This morning there was some shelling from two tanks and then it stopped but the destruction from yesterday's bombardment is huge. Destruction everywhere. Mosques and houses; nothing was spared.
"We are all scared here, the people of Misrata are scared. We feel a humanitarian crisis is coming ... (there has been) no water for more than three days and no electricity."
Reports from Misrata could not be verified independently because authorities in Tripoli have prevented journalists from reaching the city.
Libyan government officials deny attacking rebels and say they are observing a ceasefire.
Mohammed said four or five artillery shells had hit the city early on Saturday morning. Gaddafi's forces were on the outskirts of the city, he said.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
Mensen die Amerikanofielen zijn neem ik nooit serieus. Ik ben een liefhebber van het land, maar de politiek kritisch bekijken is Yankee jongens niet gegeven. De wereld is niet zwart-wit.quote:
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Jij kletst maar wat raak en zit er erg naïef in.
Turkije kon natuurlijk niemand sturen want Tatlises ligt in het ziekenhuisquote:
AJE
8:59pm
And here's a complete list of attendees at the Paris summit:
French President Nicolas Sarkozy as:
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr al-Thani
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk
Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg
Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme
British Prime Minister David Cameron
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton
Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari
UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahayan
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh
Moroccan Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi Fihri
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Alsof elke terroristische activiteit is toe te schrijven aan Al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda is sowieso wat overrated volgens mij.quote:
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Heb je gelijk in. Maar ik begrijp niet wat dat met Iran te maken heeft. Die zien Al-Qaeda zelf ook als vijand.
En wat voegt dit inhoudelijk toe?quote:
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Mensen die Amerikanofielen zijn neem ik nooit serieus. Ik ben een liefhebber van het land, maar de politiek kritisch bekijken is Yankee jongens niet gegeven. De wereld is niet zwart-wit.
Kan Griekenland niet beter schulden gaan betalen i.p.v. oorlogje spelen?quote:Op zaterdag 19 maart 2011 20:13 schreef msnk het volgende:
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Turkije kon natuurlijk niemand sturen want Tatlises ligt in het ziekenhuis
Bah, als dit waar blijkt te zijn wil ik mensen nog wel horen zeggen "maar dat zijn ook mensen hoorquote:
Gaddafi forces squeeze rebel-held Misrata: residents
SNIPERS ON ROOFTOPS
Another resident, called Saadoun, said earlier pro-Gaddafi snipers shot dead two people from rooftops.
"I am telling you, we are scared and we are alone. We have two people dead this morning, not because of the shelling but because there are snipers on some houses and they are shooting people, they are shooting whoever they see," he said.
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AHAHHAAHHHA hier moest ik wel om lachen hahahahaahahquote:
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Turkije kon natuurlijk niemand sturen want Tatlises ligt in het ziekenhuis
Ne mutlu turkum diyene! <3
