Situata në Irak

[Alket123]

situata po tensionohet por ne furneralet e njeri tjetrit irakenet po sulmohen.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

nuk e di si i thoni juve luftes civile por kjo eshte 100% lufte civile.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

fragment nga Al Jazeera:

The following are security incidents and political developments in Iraq reported on Saturday 25 February.

Baghdad : At least three members of Iraq's security forces were killed in attacks on the funeral procession of an Al Arabiya journalist killed earlier in the week, the Arab
television station and police said.

Baghdad: Eleven bodies were found in five areas of Baghdad, police said. All were male and all had been shot.

Baghdad: Police and a spokesman for a Shia movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr said three people were killed and six wounded by mortar and rocket fire in Sadr City, Baghdad.

Tikrit: The body of a police officer with gunshot wounds was found near his home east of Tikrit, police said.

Karbala: A car bomb exploded in a street market in the southern city of Karbala, killing at least eight people and wounding 31, police said.

Baquba: Armed men killed 12 members of a Shia family near Baquba, north of Baghdad, Interior Ministry sources say.

Baghdad: Armed men opened fire on the house Harith al-Dari, the head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, in an attack he blamed on government forces. Al-Dari's security personnel opened fire and there appeared to be injuries on both sides, police said.

Baghdad: The bodies of 14 police commandos were found near one of the mosques attacked in southern Baghdad where clashes occurred overnight, police said. Gunmen attacked the Qubaisy mosque and the Abu Hanifa shrine. One commando was killed in the initial attack on the Qubaisy mosque, the US military said.

Baquba: Clashes erupted overnight between Iraqi troops and Sunni fighters in a village near Baquba, north of Baghdad. Army sources said four militants were killed and 17 arrested in the violence which was not related to the Samarra shrine crisis.

Baghdad: The US military says it has a rapid reaction force standing by in the city.

Political developments

Baghdad: Saadun al-Dulaimi, the Iraqi defence minister, says a civil war would never end if it erupts. He said Iraq was ready to put armoured vehicles on the streets to end violence and impose security. He also said the number of attacks on Sunni mosques had been exaggerated.

Baghdad: Iraq will extend a security clampdown and ban on cars travelling in the streets of Baghdad until 6am on Monday, Bayan Jabur, the interior minister says.

Baghdad: Iraq's largest Sunni Muslim bloc said it would consider ending its boycott of talks on the formation of a new government after Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the prime minister, promised to protect all places of worship.

[Alket123]

situata po tensionohet por ne furneralet e njeri tjetrit irakenet po sulmohen.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

nuk e di si i thoni juve luftes civile por kjo eshte 100% lufte civile.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

fragment nga Al Jazeera:

The following are security incidents and political developments in Iraq reported on Saturday 25 February.

Baghdad : At least three members of Iraq's security forces were killed in attacks on the funeral procession of an Al Arabiya journalist killed earlier in the week, the Arab
television station and police said.

Baghdad: Eleven bodies were found in five areas of Baghdad, police said. All were male and all had been shot.

Baghdad: Police and a spokesman for a Shia movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr said three people were killed and six wounded by mortar and rocket fire in Sadr City, Baghdad.

Tikrit: The body of a police officer with gunshot wounds was found near his home east of Tikrit, police said.

Karbala: A car bomb exploded in a street market in the southern city of Karbala, killing at least eight people and wounding 31, police said.

Baquba: Armed men killed 12 members of a Shia family near Baquba, north of Baghdad, Interior Ministry sources say.

Baghdad: Armed men opened fire on the house Harith al-Dari, the head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, in an attack he blamed on government forces. Al-Dari's security personnel opened fire and there appeared to be injuries on both sides, police said.

Baghdad: The bodies of 14 police commandos were found near one of the mosques attacked in southern Baghdad where clashes occurred overnight, police said. Gunmen attacked the Qubaisy mosque and the Abu Hanifa shrine. One commando was killed in the initial attack on the Qubaisy mosque, the US military said.

Baquba: Clashes erupted overnight between Iraqi troops and Sunni fighters in a village near Baquba, north of Baghdad. Army sources said four militants were killed and 17 arrested in the violence which was not related to the Samarra shrine crisis.

Baghdad: The US military says it has a rapid reaction force standing by in the city.

Political developments

Baghdad: Saadun al-Dulaimi, the Iraqi defence minister, says a civil war would never end if it erupts. He said Iraq was ready to put armoured vehicles on the streets to end violence and impose security. He also said the number of attacks on Sunni mosques had been exaggerated.

Baghdad: Iraq will extend a security clampdown and ban on cars travelling in the streets of Baghdad until 6am on Monday, Bayan Jabur, the interior minister says.

Baghdad: Iraq's largest Sunni Muslim bloc said it would consider ending its boycott of talks on the formation of a new government after Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the prime minister, promised to protect all places of worship.

[Alket123]

situata po tensionohet por ne furneralet e njeri tjetrit irakenet po sulmohen.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

nuk e di si i thoni juve luftes civile por kjo eshte 100% lufte civile.
60 te vdekur dje te premten.

fragment nga Al Jazeera:

The following are security incidents and political developments in Iraq reported on Saturday 25 February.

Baghdad : At least three members of Iraq's security forces were killed in attacks on the funeral procession of an Al Arabiya journalist killed earlier in the week, the Arab
television station and police said.

Baghdad: Eleven bodies were found in five areas of Baghdad, police said. All were male and all had been shot.

Baghdad: Police and a spokesman for a Shia movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr said three people were killed and six wounded by mortar and rocket fire in Sadr City, Baghdad.

Tikrit: The body of a police officer with gunshot wounds was found near his home east of Tikrit, police said.

Karbala: A car bomb exploded in a street market in the southern city of Karbala, killing at least eight people and wounding 31, police said.

Baquba: Armed men killed 12 members of a Shia family near Baquba, north of Baghdad, Interior Ministry sources say.

Baghdad: Armed men opened fire on the house Harith al-Dari, the head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, in an attack he blamed on government forces. Al-Dari's security personnel opened fire and there appeared to be injuries on both sides, police said.

Baghdad: The bodies of 14 police commandos were found near one of the mosques attacked in southern Baghdad where clashes occurred overnight, police said. Gunmen attacked the Qubaisy mosque and the Abu Hanifa shrine. One commando was killed in the initial attack on the Qubaisy mosque, the US military said.

Baquba: Clashes erupted overnight between Iraqi troops and Sunni fighters in a village near Baquba, north of Baghdad. Army sources said four militants were killed and 17 arrested in the violence which was not related to the Samarra shrine crisis.

Baghdad: The US military says it has a rapid reaction force standing by in the city.

Political developments

Baghdad: Saadun al-Dulaimi, the Iraqi defence minister, says a civil war would never end if it erupts. He said Iraq was ready to put armoured vehicles on the streets to end violence and impose security. He also said the number of attacks on Sunni mosques had been exaggerated.

Baghdad: Iraq will extend a security clampdown and ban on cars travelling in the streets of Baghdad until 6am on Monday, Bayan Jabur, the interior minister says.

Baghdad: Iraq's largest Sunni Muslim bloc said it would consider ending its boycott of talks on the formation of a new government after Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the prime minister, promised to protect all places of worship.

[Alket123]

piktura eshte me shume se 1000 fjale ne nje furneral ne irak.

[buki19]

Si zakonisht shumica shkruajn vetem per te shkruar dicka edhe pa pasur dijenin me te vogel per situaten aktuale ne ket pjes te botes,e cila eshte reflektim i ndodhive te ngjajsme ne shekullin e kaluar dhe me heret, ne kohen e kolonializmit, kur shumica e ketyre shteteve per rreth as qe kan ekzistuar,por jan krijuar vetem per nje qellim ,te perqarjes dhe sundimit me te lehte.Probleme ka edhe gjetiu ne bote,ne Afrike dhe ne Ameriken latine,mirepo indikative eshte se ketu jan perqendruar forcat paqeberese.
Disa tjere shkruajn vetem per te treguar dhe shprehur antipatine qe ndiejne per fene islame dhe muslimanet ne pergjithesi,duke mos kursyer as shprehjet me ironike e jo ekologjike.Mua me teper me habisin disa shirke beres, adhurues te varreve, te cilet mundohen te pozicionohen ne ane te shijiteve,duke mos kuptuar se ky besim eshte besim kombetare,nacional.Sa ironike tingellon kur mbrohet ehli bejti,e ne anen tjeter nuk "kursehen"ashabet dhe vet i Derguari i Allahut.
Nese vertet doni te dini dic me teper per rrenjen dhe gjenezen e problemeve ne kete copez te botes qe i gjason ne kete aspekt Ballkanit tone, lexone nje veper me titull "Rruga Per Ne Meke" te autorit Muhamed Asad (Leopold Weis), i cili per shum vite ka qene ne Lindje te Afert si gazetare i disa gazetave Gjermanene ... shum gjera do ti keni te qarta.

[Alket123]

Nese vertet doni te dini dic me teper per rrenjen dhe gjenezen e problemeve ne kete copez te botes qe i gjason ne kete aspekt Ballkanit tone, lexone nje veper me titull "Rruga Per Ne Meke" te autorit Muhamed Asad (Leopold Weis), i cili per shum vite ka qene ne Lindje te Afert si gazetare i disa gazetave Gjermanene ... shum gjera do ti keni te qarta.

autori duhet te shkruaje dhe "Rruga me hanxhar ne dore e islamit per ne Rome" qe te bindemi se po tregon te verteten.

gjak i pafajshem u derdh ne bizant dhe kostandinopoje gjak i pafajshem do te derdhet ne lindjen e mesme. kot nuk e kane thene bota rrotullohet.

[INDRITI]

Ka mbet terrorizmi te luftoje vetveten i thone kesaj.

[fjollat]

Ja edhe pamja klasike e budallallekut qe te mahnit.

Etiketimin 'Injorance' moj fjolla, lere per ata qe po djegin xhamiat e njeri tjetrit.Kush falet neper ato xhamia moj fjolla,amerikani? Kujt i falen ata neper ato xhamia , amerikes?Hajde tani vraponi e nxirrni Bushin free mason te grades +33,iluminat den babaden me dy brira ne koke qe po djeg shtepine e Zotit.lol..

Hinc-eria mor te nderuar nuk eshte e pergatitur per demokraci persa i perket zhvillimit mendor.Nuk mund ti konsiderosh hincat qe falen 5 her ne dite ne xhami per nje cap buke e qe me pas djegin edhe xhamine se nuk i ra buka nga tavani si equal.Ju 'vllazeria' e hincave ktej nga perendimi mos kerkoni te beni punonjesin social se hinci nuk ja u di per nder.Hinci eshte busy duke djegur xhamia.

Ja pamja klasike e "mençurisë" bashkëkohore

Zotrote, më fal që ta kam etiketuar motrën binjake, mos e merr personalisht këtë punën e injorancës!
Të jesh injorant, nuk është të falesh 5 herë në ditë, as të kesh brirë cjapi në kokë… po do të thotë të jesh budalla, plotësisht i çmendur e të nisish luftëra, të bësh shkatërrime, vrasje, vjedhje, nxitje urrejtjeje… Nëse ti akoma nuk e ke kuptuar se kush i bën gjithë këto punë e kush e shkaktoi gjithë këtë kaos, atëherë s’të ka kush faj që e merr kaq personalisht fjalën injorant.

Hinç-eria? Po, po, pikërisht kjo hinç-eri e kishte ndërtuar Irakun, (një nga civilizimet më të vjetra që mban mend historia njerëzore), që kjo “allmighty” Amerikë të shkojë e të shkatërrojë çdo gjë që kishte ndërtu mu kjo hinç-eri. E keni fiksu ju në kokë se popujt e Lindjes janë hinç-eri, megjithëse Lindja është djepi i njerëzimit dhe civilizimit… kurse hajdutët perëndimorë na dilkan ata që dashkan të ndërtojnë, të demokratizojnë, megjithëse themelet e ndërtimeve të tyre në kontinentet tjera kanë qenë gjithmonë themele barbare, eksploatuese, shkatërruese.

Sa për zhvillimin mendor, është pikërisht administrata amerikane që është me të meta mendore, sepse nuk kishin ditur të bëjnë mirë hesapin e luftës... mbase jo të gjithë njerëzit e arsyetojnë interpretimin e "okupimit" si "demokraci"

[oiseau en vol]

Une kisha nje pyetje ne kete teme :

Ne kete ndeshje "miqesore" shiite-suni, me ke jane tifozet e forumit shqiptar ?

Se per bela, kane qelluar te dy myslimane, kujt t'ia prishesh e kujt t'ia ndreqesh...

Ah po, fajin e ka asnjeri, fajin e ka parajsa...

[buki19]

autori duhet te shkruaje dhe "Rruga me hanxhar ne dore e islamit per ne Rome" qe te bindemi se po tregon te verteten.

gjak i pafajshem u derdh ne bizant dhe kostandinopoje gjak i pafajshem do te derdhet ne lindjen e mesme. kot nuk e kane thene bota rrotullohet.

Padyshim do te ishte fat i mire per Romen,historia nuk do te dinte per shum gjera te tmerrshme.

Alket123,mos harro se gjaku i pa fajshem ne Kostandinopoje se pari u derdh nga halebardat....!!!

...e qe do te derdhet gjak...vetem deshire e erret ....e parealizueshme