MO Midden-Oosten
Bespreek hier de actuele situatie omtrent het Midden-Oosten.
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Hij wil natuurlijk wat vaker Richard Quest in beeld.quote:Op zondag 20 maart 2011 16:28 schreef Chuck-N0rr1s het volgende:
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niet zo in de aanval, het wordt 1x geoppert. was het elk uur raak ok, maar je bent nu wel erg snel
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Hij wil natuurlijk wat vaker Richard Quest in beeld.
(Reuters) - The top U.S. military officer on Sunday said aircraft from Qatar were moving into position near Libya to participate in the Western military operation that has effectively established a no-fly zone.
"There are forces, airplanes in particular from Qatar, that are moving into position as we speak, into theater. There are other countries who have committed, although I'd rather have them publicly announce that commitment," he said in an interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" program.
"There are forces, airplanes in particular from Qatar, that are moving into position as we speak, into theater. There are other countries who have committed, although I'd rather have them publicly announce that commitment," he said in an interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" program.
Uhm, dit soort onzin wordt wel zeker erg vaak gezegd.quote:
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niet zo in de aanval, het wordt 1x geoppert. was het elk uur raak ok, maar je bent nu wel erg snel
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
Jij doet echt niets anders dan daare over zeuren he? Vanochtend ook al.quote:Op zondag 20 maart 2011 16:27 schreef Bartholomaeus het volgende:
Die berichten van 'die zwarte chick op CNN en die blanke vrouw op AJE' kunnen wel achterwege gelaten worden. Daar heeft niemand wat aan en die posts vervuilen alleen maar het topic. Natuurlijk moet dat een keertje gezegd kunnen worden. Maar niet om de haverklap.
PWBF
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Hij wil natuurlijk wat vaker Richard Quest in beeld.
Ik post in het MO subforum al wat maanden mee. En ik ben het nog maar 1x eerder tegengekomen. En nu kom ik het om de haverklap tegen. Dat komt vooral omdat de trollen het MO subforum ook hebben ontdekt.quote:
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niet zo in de aanval, het wordt 1x geoppert. was het elk uur raak ok, maar je bent nu wel erg snel
Zoon van Tolmai.
ik post ook sinds het begin van MO ook mee, (meer lezen en TVPén), maar het is nu wel erg met de trollenquote:Op zondag 20 maart 2011 16:29 schreef Bartholomaeus het volgende:
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Ik post in het MO subforum al wat maanden mee. En ik ben het nog maar 1x eerder tegengekomen. En nu kom ik het om de haverklap tegen. Dat komt vooral omdat de trollen het MO subforum ook hebben ontdekt.
Yemen en Syrie wordt de situatie ook steeds gewelddadiger ....
I don't trust books. They're all facts and no heart
Online poker is more addicting than snorting cocaine off Jessica Alba’s tits
Sam Querrey en John Isner, culthelden in wording!
Online poker is more addicting than snorting cocaine off Jessica Alba’s tits
Sam Querrey en John Isner, culthelden in wording!
Idd, jammer dat de media zich max op 1 'ramp' richt.quote:
Yemen en Syrie wordt de situatie ook steeds gewelddadiger ....
Japan wordt toch ook regelmatig in beeld gebracht?quote:
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Idd, jammer dat de media zich max op 1 'ramp' richt.
bungdan
benghazi is very calm. Just arrived an hour ago. Accounts of a major retreat of Q folks towards Ajdadiya hours ago. #libya
benghazi is very calm. Just arrived an hour ago. Accounts of a major retreat of Q folks towards Ajdadiya hours ago. #libya
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
Oke.quote:
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ik post ook sinds het begin van MO ook mee, (meer lezen en TVPén), maar het is nu wel erg met de trollen
Zoon van Tolmai.
Ja maar een stuk minder dan een week geleden heb ik het idee; en toen hoorde je van Libië weer weinig.quote:
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Japan wordt toch ook regelmatig in beeld gebracht?
Al kan het ook aan mij liggen hoor, ik richt me ook maar op 1 ramp tegelijk eigenlijk.
Massale pro-overheid rally in Syrie. Ik plaats straks wel wat filmpjes in het Syrie-topic.quote:Op zondag 20 maart 2011 16:30 schreef The_BoezelaaR het volgende:
Yemen en Syrie wordt de situatie ook steeds gewelddadiger ....
Toevallig georganiseerd door de overheid zelf?quote:
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Massale pro-overheid rally in Syrie. Ik plaats straks wel wat filmpjes in het Syrie-topic.
Juist niet. Zijn hele theorie van islam is dictatuur of islamofascisme valt in duigen.quote:Op zondag 20 maart 2011 16:20 schreef Averroes het volgende:
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Die lacht zich kapot. Moslims die tegen Moslims vechten is voor hem epic win!
Laten we maar even afwachten wat de nieuwe regimes gaan brengen...quote:
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Juist niet. Zijn hele theorie van islam is dictatuur of islamofascisme valt in duigen.
Nu dan 4 NYT journos, 4 AJ journos en 2 AFP journos gevangen of vermist.
Two AFP journalists missing in Libya since Friday
TOBRUK, Libya (AFP) Agence France-Presse journalists Dave Clark and Roberto Schmidt, have been missing since Saturday morning in Libya while working in the eastern Tobruk region, the agency said Sunday.
Clark, a 38-year-old reporter, and photographer Schmidt, 45, had informed the agency in an email on Friday of their plans to head 35 kilometres (22 miles) out of Tobruk.
They planned on meeting opponents of the regime of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi and speaking with refugees fleeing the battles between rebels and the loyalists.
Clark and Schmidt were accompanied by a photographer from the Getty Images agency, Joe Raedle.
The three journalists have not been heard of since sending the email Friday night.
Paris-based Clark has been in Libya since March 8 while Schmidt, who normally works out of the Nairobi bureau, arrived in Libya on February 28.
Since the February 15 start of the insurrection against Kadhafi's regime, a number of foreign journalists have been arrested in Libya.
The authorities in Tripoli said they are holding four New York Times journalists after they went missing in the east of the country last Tuesday.
The paper said they were to be freed on Friday but there has been no confirmation that they were indeed released.
On Saturday the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera satellite television said that four of its journalists, including a Norwegian and a Briton, are being held in Tripoli after being arrested in Libya's west.
Al-Jazeera cameraman Ali Hassan al-Jaber was killed on March 12 in an ambush near the rebel stronghold of Benghazi -- the first reported death by a foreign media of a journalist in Libya since the start of the uprising.
Two AFP journalists missing in Libya since Friday
TOBRUK, Libya (AFP) Agence France-Presse journalists Dave Clark and Roberto Schmidt, have been missing since Saturday morning in Libya while working in the eastern Tobruk region, the agency said Sunday.
Clark, a 38-year-old reporter, and photographer Schmidt, 45, had informed the agency in an email on Friday of their plans to head 35 kilometres (22 miles) out of Tobruk.
They planned on meeting opponents of the regime of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi and speaking with refugees fleeing the battles between rebels and the loyalists.
Clark and Schmidt were accompanied by a photographer from the Getty Images agency, Joe Raedle.
The three journalists have not been heard of since sending the email Friday night.
Paris-based Clark has been in Libya since March 8 while Schmidt, who normally works out of the Nairobi bureau, arrived in Libya on February 28.
Since the February 15 start of the insurrection against Kadhafi's regime, a number of foreign journalists have been arrested in Libya.
The authorities in Tripoli said they are holding four New York Times journalists after they went missing in the east of the country last Tuesday.
The paper said they were to be freed on Friday but there has been no confirmation that they were indeed released.
On Saturday the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera satellite television said that four of its journalists, including a Norwegian and a Briton, are being held in Tripoli after being arrested in Libya's west.
Al-Jazeera cameraman Ali Hassan al-Jaber was killed on March 12 in an ambush near the rebel stronghold of Benghazi -- the first reported death by a foreign media of a journalist in Libya since the start of the uprising.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
