Na slici nije Bagdadi,ovo je u Siriji,ovo je pripadnik slobodne sirijske armije,a ove slike je na internet kačio i sam Mekkejn

Obami je na brifingu "ispalo" ono što sve vreme radi pa je naknadno Bela kuća demantovalo svog predsednika

Rekao je doslovno: „U skladu sa dodatnim merama, koje sam naredio u prošlom mesecu, ubrzaćemo obuku snaga ISIL (Islamske države Iraka i Levanta), uključujući dobrovoljce iz sunitskih plemena u provinciji Anbar“

bas me zanima na koji nacin ga je demantovala.kako se ovo uopste da demantovati?

Lako se to demantuje.
Proglasiš buduću ISIS-ovu vojsku za azilante/migrante i jadne ljude kojima treba pomoći. Uvališ ih Srbiji. I nateraš marinonetskog predsednika Vlade banana Republike da izgradi ailantski centar u Srbiji. Za uzvrat marionetski predsednik Vlade dobija novo glasačko telo.

I naravno sve vreme vodiš strogu cenzuru u medijima, kao što se to radi ovih dana i ovde na Bureku. Usput hapsiš novinare koji nisu pod zaštitom jezuita i zapadnog zavojevača.

DM je britanski Telegraf...

Citajuci njih stices utisak da je VB u plamenu... a u sustini svi se izlezavaju na Krfu i Spaniji...

Инцидент који се прећуткује: Азилант у Прешеву жандарму покушао да отме оружје





Београд / Прешево – Србијом је од почетка године прошло више од 90.000 миграната који су изразили азилну намеру, а број прекршаја који је неко од њих починио је – минималан. Један од малобројних инцидената био је насртај Сиријца (20) на жену у центру Београда прошле седмице. Овај случај доспео је у јавност пошто је модна креаторка Ирена Граховац на свом твитер налогу објавила да је њену радницу покушао да силује Сиријац. У МУП-у Србије за „Политику” кажу да није била реч о покушају силовања, већ је против Сиријца покренута прекршајна пријава због ремећења јавног реда и мира.

„До инцидента је дошло када је мигрант ухватио жену за груди. Убрзо је ухваћен, о чему је обавештен дежурни истражни судија која се изјаснила да нема елемената кривичног дела“, наводе у полицији.

Још један инцидент, овог пута у Прешеву, забележен је 23. јула када је мигрант покушао да отме пушку жандарму. Овај Сенегалац са боравиштем у Грчкој, показала је истрага, дошао је у Србију и пријавио се надлежнима као тражилац азила. Против њега је поднета кривична пријава због напада на службено лице и налази се у притвору.

Иако их нико не оправдава, прекршаји које почине неки мигранти су заиста занемарљиви у односно на број људи који је последњих месеци прошао целом Србијом. Незванично, од неких припадника полиције сазнајемо да далеко више имају притужби због пијанства Београђана, него на понашање или прекршаје миграната.

„Инцидената протеклих осам месеци готово да и није било, а феномен ових миграција је у томе што је тако велики број људи миран: они не желе проблеме, већ да само наставе даље свој пут. То што се десило у центру Београда није у реду и никога не ослобађа одговорности, али тај догађај не осликава ове људе. То нису жене на улици или у парку, деца, стари, читаве породице… Појединачни инцидент не треба поистовећивати са народима. Да боље објасним: када странца оџепаре у Србији, то не значи да су сви Срби лопови“, објашњава за „Политику” Радош Ђуровић, директор Центра за заштиту и помоћ тражиоцима азила.

Да би се избегли и најмањи инцидент решење је у давању личних карата, сматра наш саговорник.

„Регистрација и давање докумената је једини начин да се ови људи уведу у легалне токове. Иако се прекршаји готово и не дешавају, када се јави неки случај полиција, која заиста брзо реагује, има велики проблем, јер осим описа незнанца не може да утврди ниједан други податак. Када би имао личну карту, одмах би се знао његов идентитет“, истиче Ђуровић.

У граду са више од 90.000 људи свашта би се догађало свакодневно, а било би и прекршаја, наводи за „Политику” Владимир Цуцић, комесар за избеглице и миграције.

„Све што није допуштено грађанину наше земље не треба да буде допуштено ни мигрантима, али са друге стране, све на шта наши грађани имају права треба да буде приступачно и мигрантима. Малобројних инцидената увек ће бити али не треба да заборавимо да су и мигранти били жртве пљачки и изнуда. Држава је урадила све да избегне у највећој мери било какав криминал од шверцовања странаца до трговине људима. Увек ће бити оних који ће пробати да ушићаре, али они чине занемарљив проценат“, истиче Цуцић, који је јуче обишао центар за мигранте у Кањижи.

Ни у Кањижи, али ни у центру за мигранте у Прешеву, где свакодневно пристиже огроман број странаца из Македоније, нема никаквих инцидената, напомиње наш саговорник и додаје да се интензивно тражи простор где ће се изместити избеглице из центра Београда, тачније на потезу око Железничке и Аутобуске станице.

„То морамо да урадимо што хитније пре свега због наших грађана, али и миграната. Идеје да ставимо пољски ве-це и шаторе нису добре, мислим да им то не би допустили ни у Женеви. Немате шаторе и пољске тоалете ни у центру Париза ни у градском парку у Берлину, па нема разлога ни да их буде у центру Београда“, каже Цуцић.

Појачане полицијске контроле

У центру Београда појачане су контроле полиције чији припадници дежурају даноноћно, напомињу у МУП-у. Сиријца који је направио прекршај у центру града полицајци су ухватили непосредно после инцидента, али надлежни нису желели да нам открију на који начин су утврдили његов идентитет. Незванично сазнајемо да су у помоћ полицајцима „притекле” камере из видео-надзора на оближњим зградама.

Пронаћи привремени кров за избеглице

Сад је лето, али врло брзо, за само неколико недеља, мигранти неће моћи да живе у парку у центру Београда. Већ је киша која је последњих дана падала то показала. Међу њима све је више жена, деце, старих…

„Предлажемо решење које је већ коришћено у мајским поплавама, само у мањем обиму: нека се обезбеде хангари, или напуштене хале и објекти, али и тимови здравствене и социјалне помоћи и за обезбеђивања хигијене и воде. Мигранти не могу бити у центру Београда, јер ту немају услова за живот – четири тоалета нису довољна за 600-700 људи који дневно стижу у центар града „, истиче Радош Ђуровић.

Он напомиње да је добро што министар унутрашњих послова готово свакодневно обавештава грађане о мигрантима и сматра да тим путем треба да крену и друга министарства, посебно здравствени систем.

Случајеви у којима су мигранти кршили закон*

• У априлу је поднета прекршајна пријава против Сиријца због ремећења јавног реда и мира у Сјеници.

• У јулу је поднета кривична пријава против Авганистанца због сумње да је убио другог Авганистанца.

• 23. јула Сенегалац је осумњичен за кривично дело напада на службено лице.

• 13. августа против Сиријца је поднета прекршајна пријава због ремећења јавног реда и мира.

* Нису урачунати прекршаји због илегалног преласка границе ни кривична дела због сумње у шверцовање људи

Дејана Ивановић / Политика

http://www.vaseljenska.com/vesti/incident-koji-se-precutkuje-azilant-u-presevu-zandarmu-pokusao-da-otme-oruzje/

• 13. августа против Сиријца је поднета прекршајна пријава због ремећења јавног реда и мира.

to je onaj sto je pokusao da siluje

Transkript čitavog saopštenja,uključujući sporni pasus...inače "sunitska plemena iz provincije Anbar" se bore protiv ISIS-a



Remarks by the President on Progress in the Fight Against ISIL

The Pentagon

4:10 P.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT:  Good afternoon, everybody.  I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend -- especially our men and women in uniform.  This Fourth of July we were honored to once again welcome some of our incredible troops and their families to share Fourth of July and fireworks at the White House.  It was another chance for us, on behalf of the American people, to express our gratitude for their extraordinary service around the world every day.  

And that includes the work that brings me here today -- our mission to degrade and ultimately destroy the terrorist group ISIL.  This is a cause, a coalition, that’s united countries across the globe -- some 60 nations, including Arab partners.  Our comprehensive strategy against ISIL is harnessing all elements of American power, across our government -- military, intelligence, diplomatic, economic, development and perhaps most importantly, the power of our values.  

Last month, I ordered additional actions in support of our strategy.  I just met with my national security team as part of our regular effort to assess our efforts -- what’s working and what we can do better.  Secretary Carter, Chairman Dempsey, I want to thank you and your team for welcoming us and for your leadership, including General Austin who’s leading the military campaign.  And I want to summarize briefly where we stand.

I want to start by repeating what I’ve said since the beginning.  This will not be quick.  This is a long-term campaign.  ISIL is opportunistic and it is nimble.  In many places in Syria and Iraq, including urban areas, it’s dug in among innocent civilian populations.  It will take time to root them out -- and doing so must be the job of local forces on the ground, with training and air support from our coalition.  

As with any military effort, there will be periods of progress, but there are also going to be some setbacks -- as we’ve seen with ISIL’s gains in Ramadi in Iraq and central and southern Syria.  But today, it’s also important for us to recognize the progress that's been made.

Our coalition has now hit ISIL with more than 5,000 airstrikes.  We’ve taken out thousands of fighting positions, tanks, vehicles, bomb factories, and training camps.  We’ve eliminated thousands of fighters, including senior ISIL commanders.  And over the past year, we’ve seen that when we have an effective partner on the ground, ISIL can be pushed back.  

In Iraq, ISIL lost at the Mosul Dam.  ISIL lost at Mount Sinjar.  ISIL has lost repeatedly across Kirkuk Province.  ISIL lost at Tikrit.  Altogether, ISIL has lost more than a quarter of the populated areas that it had seized in Iraq.  In Syria, ISIL lost at Kobani.  It’s recently endured losses across northern Syria, including the key city of Tal Abyad, denying ISIL a vital supply route to Raqqa, its base of operations in Syria.

So these are reminders that ISIL’s strategic weaknesses are real.  ISIL is surrounded by countries and communities committed to its destruction.  It has no air force; our coalition owns the skies.  ISIL is backed by no nation.  It relies on fear, sometimes executing its own disillusioned fighters.  Its unrestrained brutality often alienates those under its rule, creating new enemies.  In short, ISIL’s recent losses in both Syria and Iraq prove that ISIL can and will be defeated.  

Indeed, we’re intensifying our efforts against ISIL’s base in Syria.  Our airstrikes will continue to target the oil and gas facilities that fund so much of their operations.  We’re going after the ISIL leadership and infrastructure in Syria -- the heart of ISIL that pumps funds and propaganda to people around the world.  Partnering with other countries -- sharing more information, strengthening laws and border security -- allows us to work to stem the flow of foreign fighters to Syria as well as Iraq, and to stem, obviously, the flow of those fighters back into our own countries.  This continues to be a challenge, and, working together, all our nations are going to need to do more, but we're starting to see some progress.

We’ll continue cracking down on ISIL’s illicit finance around the world.  By the way, if Congress really wants to help in this effort, they can confirm Mr. Adam Szubin, our nominee for Treasury Under Secretary to lead this effort.  This is a vital position to our counterterrorism efforts.  Nobody suggests Mr. Szubin is not qualified.  He’s highly qualified.  Unfortunately, his nomination has been languishing up on the Hill, and we need the Senate to confirm him as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, we continue to ramp up our training and support of local forces that are fighting ISIL on the ground.  As I’ve said before, this aspect of our strategy was moving too slowly.  But the fall of Ramadi has galvanized the Iraqi government.  So, with the additional steps I ordered last month, we’re speeding up training of ISIL [Iraqi] forces, including volunteers from Sunni tribes in Anbar Province.

More Sunni volunteers are coming forward.  Some are already being trained, and they can be a new force against ISIL.  We continue to accelerate the delivery of critical equipment, including anti-tank weapons, to Iraqi security forces, including the Peshmerga and tribal fighters.  And I made it clear to my team that we will do more to train and equip the moderate opposition in Syria.

Now, all this said, our strategy recognizes that no amount of military force will end the terror that is ISIL unless it’s matched by a broader effort -- political and economic -- that addresses the underlying conditions that have allowed ISIL to gain traction.  They have filled a void, and we have to make sure that as we push them out that void is filled.  So, as Iraqi cities and towns are liberated from ISIL, we’re working with Iraq and the United Nations to help communities rebuild the security, services and governance that they need.  We continue to support the efforts of Prime Minister Abadi to forge an inclusive and effective Iraqi government that unites all the people of Iraq -- Shia, Sunnis, Kurds and all minority communities.  

In Syria, the only way that the civil war will end -- and in a way so that the Syrian people can unite against ISIL -- is an inclusive political transition to a new government, without Bashar Assad -- a government that serves all Syrians.  I discussed this with our Gulf Cooperation Council partners at Camp David and during my recent call with President Putin.  I made it clear the United States will continue to work for such a transition.

And a glimmer of good news is I think an increasing recognition on the part of all the players in the region that given the extraordinary threat that ISIL poses it is important for us to work together, as opposed to at cross-purposes, to make sure that an inclusive Syrian government exists.

While the focus of our discussions today was on Iraq and Syria, ISIL and its ideology also obviously pose a grave threat beyond the region.  In recent weeks we’ve seen deadly attacks in Tunisia, Kuwait and Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.  We see a growing ISIL presence in Libya and attempts to establish footholds across North Africa, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Southeast Asia. We’ve seen attacks in Ottawa, Sydney, France and Copenhagen.

So I’ve called on the international community to unite against this scourge of violent extremism.  In this fight, the United States continues to lead.  When necessary to prevent attacks against our nation, we’ll take direct action against terrorists.  We’ll continue to also partner with nations from Afghanistan to Nigeria to build up their security forces.  We’re going to work day and night with allies and partners to disrupt terrorist networks and thwart attacks, and to smother nascent ISIL cells that may be trying to develop in other parts of the world.  

This also includes remaining vigilant in protecting against attacks here in the homeland.  Now, I think it's important for us to recognize the threat of violent extremism is not restricted to any one community.  Here in the United States, we’ve seen all kinds of homegrown terrorism.  And tragically, recent history reminds us how even a single individual motivated by a hateful ideology with access to dangerous weapons can inflict horrendous harm on Americans.  So our efforts to counter violent extremism must not target any one community because of their faith or background, including patriotic Muslim Americans who are our partners in keeping our country safe.

That said, we also have to acknowledge that ISIL has been particularly effective at reaching out to and recruiting vulnerable people around the world, including here in the United States.  And they are targeting Muslim communities around the world.  Numerous individuals have been arrested across the country for plotting attacks or attempting to join ISIL in Syria and Iraq.  Two men apparently inspired by ISIL opened fire in Garland, Texas.  And because of our success over the years in improving our homeland security, we’ve made it harder for terrorists to carry out large-scale attacks like 9/11 here at home.  

But the threat of lone wolves or small cells of terrorists is complex -- it's harder to detect and harder to prevent.  It’s one of the most difficult challenges that we face.  And preventing these kinds of attacks on American soil is going to require sustained effort.

So I just want to repeat, the good news is that because of extraordinary efforts from law enforcement as well as our military intelligence, we are doing a better job at preventing any large-scale attacks on the homeland.  On the other hand, the small, individual lone wolf attacks or small cells become harder to detect and they become more sophisticated, using new technologies.  And that means that we're going to have to pick up our game to prevent these attacks.

It's also true why, ultimately, in order for us to defeat terrorist groups like ISIL and al Qaeda it's going to also require us to discredit their ideology -- the twisted thinking that draws vulnerable people into their ranks.  As I’ve said before -- and I know our military leaders agree -- this broader challenge of countering violent extremism is not simply a military effort.  Ideologies are not defeated with guns; they’re defeated by better ideas -- a more attractive and more compelling vision.

So the United States will continue to do our part, by working with partners to counter ISIL’s hateful propaganda, especially online.  We’ll constantly reaffirm through words and deeds that we will never be at war with Islam.  We’re fighting terrorists who distort Islam and whose victims are mostly Muslims.  But around the world, we’re also going to insist on partnering with Muslim communities as they seek security, prosperity and the dignity that they deserve.  And we're going to expect those communities to step up in terms of pushing back as hard as they can, in conjunction with other people of goodwill, against these hateful ideologies in order to discredit them more effectively, particularly when it comes to what we're teaching young people.  

And this larger battle for hearts and minds is going to be a generational struggle.  It's ultimately not going to be won or lost by the United States alone.  It will be decided by the countries and the communities that terrorists like ISIL target.  It’s going to be up to Muslim communities, including scholars and clerics, to keep rejecting warped interpretations of Islam, and to protect their sons and daughters from recruitment.  It will be up to all people -- leaders and citizens -- to reject the sectarianism that so often fuels the resentments and conflicts upon which terrorists are currently thriving.  It will be up to governments to address the political and economic grievances that terrorists exploit.

Nations that empower citizens to decide their own destiny, that uphold human rights for all their people, that invest in education and create opportunities for their young people -- those can be powerful antidotes to extremist ideologies.  Those are the countries that will find a true partner in the United States.

In closing, let me note that this Fourth of July we celebrated 239 years of American independence.  Across more than two centuries, we’ve faced much bigger, much more formidable challenges than this -- Civil War, a Great Depression, fascism, communism, terrible natural disasters, 9/11.  And every time, every generation, our nation has risen to the moment.  We don’t simply endure; we emerge stronger than before.  And that will be the case here.  

Our mission to destroy ISIL and to keep our country safe will be difficult.  It will take time.  There will be setbacks as well as progress.  But as President and Commander-in-Chief, I want to say to all our men and women in uniform who are serving in this operation -- our pilots, the crews on the ground, our personnel not only on the ground but at sea, our intelligence teams and our diplomatic teams -- I want to thank you.  We are proud of you, and you have my total confidence that you’re going to succeed.  

To the American people, I want to say we will continue to be vigilant.  We will persevere.  And just as we have for more than two centuries, we will ultimately prevail.  

Thank you very much, everybody.  And thanks to the team up on the stage here with me -- they’re doing an outstanding job.

E eto ih oni sada u Srbiji.

Da, to je taj slučaj.
Inače pričao sam sa budućim borcima ISIS-a u Beogradu. Uglavnom nisu Sirijci. A oni koji jesu Sirijci svi su muslimani i to oni muslimani koji mrze sirijske hrišćane. Lepo nam je Vučić zakuvao, kako samo Turčin ume.

ISIS je isto što je ISIL
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, /ˈaɪsɨs/; Arabic: الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام‎), also known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or the Islamic State of Iraq and ash-Sham.


Delivery of US Weapons and Ammunition to ISIS: Iraqi Commander Wiretaps ISIS Communications with US Military March 19, 2015

A commander of Iraq’s popular forces disclosed that wiretapping of ISIL’s communications has confirmed the reports that the US planes have been airdropping food and arms supplies for the Takfiri terrorists.

“The wiretapped ISIL communications by Iraqi popular forces have revealed that the US planes have been dropping weapons and foodstuff for the Takfiri terrorist group,” Commander of Iraq’s Ali Akbar Battalion told FNA on Wednesday.



He noted that tapping on ISIL disclosed the terrorist group’s regular contacts with the US army, and said,

    “They exchanged sentences like if they would have a share of the ammunition dropped near (Spiker Military Base) or responses such as ‘you will also receive your share’.”

“The US forces by dropping weapons and ammunition for ISIL, specially in Yassreb, Al-Ramadi and near Spiker Base in Hay al-Qadessiya have provided a lot of help to the ISIL,” he added.

Many similar reports by Iraqi officials and forces have surfaced in the last few months.

In February, an Iraqi provincial official lashed out at the western countries and their regional allies for supporting Takfiri terrorists in Iraq, revealing that the US airplanes still continue to airdrop weapons and foodstuff for the ISIL terrorists.

“The US planes have dropped weapons for the ISIL terrorists in the areas under ISIL control and even in those areas that have been recently liberated from the ISIL control to encourage the terrorists to return to those places,” Coordinator of Iraqi popular forces Jafar al-Jaberi told FNA.

He noted that eyewitnesses in Al-Havijeh of Kirkuk province had witnessed the US airplanes dropping several suspicious parcels for ISIL terrorists in the province.

“Two coalition planes were also seen above the town of Al-Khas in Diyala and they carried the Takfiri terrorists to the region that has recently been liberated from the ISIL control,” Al-Jaberi said.

Meantime, Head of Iraqi Parliament’s National Security and Defense Committee Hakem al-Zameli also disclosed that the anti-ISIL coalition’s planes have dropped weapons and foodstuff for the ISIL in Salahuddin, Al-Anbar and Diyala provinces.

In January, al-Zameli underlined that  the coalition is the main cause of ISIL’s survival in Iraq.

“There are proofs and evidence for the US-led coalition’s military aid to ISIL terrorists through air(dropped cargoes),” he told FNA at the time.

He noted that the members of his committee have already proved that the US planes have dropped advanced weaponry, including anti-aircraft weapons, for the ISIL, and that it has set up an investigation committee to probe into the matter.

“The US drops weapons for the ISIL on the excuse of not knowing about the whereabouts of the ISIL positions and it is trying to distort the reality with its allegations.

He noted that the committee had collected the data and the evidence provided by eyewitnesses, including Iraqi army officers and the popular forces, and said, “These documents are given to the investigation committee … and the necessary measures will be taken to protect the Iraqi airspace.”

Also in January, another senior Iraqi legislator reiterated that the US-led coalition is the main cause of ISIL’s survival in Iraq.

“The international coalition is only an excuse for protecting the ISIL and helping the terrorist group with equipment and weapons,” Jome Divan, who is member of the al-Sadr bloc in the Iraqi parliament, said.

He said the coalition’s support for the ISIL is now evident to everyone, and continued, “The coalition has not targeted ISIL’s main positions in Iraq.”

In Late December, Iraqi Parliamentary Security and Defense Commission MP disclosed that a US plane supplied the ISIL terrorist organization with arms and ammunition in Salahuddin province.

MP Majid al-Gharawi stated that the available information pointed out that US planes are supplying ISIL organization, not only in Salahuddin province, but also other provinces, Iraq TradeLink reported.

He added that the US and the international coalition are “not serious in fighting against the ISIL organization, because they have the technological power to determine the presence of ISIL gunmen and destroy them in one month”.

Gharawi added that “the US is trying to expand the time of the war against the ISIL to get guarantees from the Iraqi government to have its bases in Mosul and Anbar provinces.”

Salahuddin security commission also disclosed that “unknown planes threw arms and ammunition to the ISIL gunmen Southeast of Tikrit city”.

Also in Late December, a senior Iraqi lawmaker raised doubts about the seriousness of the anti-ISIL coalition led by the US, and said that the terrorist group still received aids dropped by unidentified aircraft.

“The international coalition is not serious about air strikes on ISIL terrorists and is even seeking to take out the popular (voluntary) forces from the battlefield against the Takfiris so that the problem with ISIL remains unsolved in the near future,” Nahlah al-Hababi told FNA.

“The ISIL terrorists are still receiving aids from unidentified fighter jets in Iraq and Syria,” she added.

Hababi said that the coalition’s precise airstrikes are launched only in those areas where the Kurdish Pishmarga forces are present, while military strikes in other regions are not so much precise.

In late December, the US-led coalition dropped aids to the Takfiri militants in an area North of Baghdad.

Field sources in Iraq told al-Manar that the international coalition airplanes dropped aids to the terrorist militants in Balad, an area which lies in Salahuddin province North of Baghdad.

In October, a high-ranking Iranian commander also slammed the US for providing aid supplies to ISIL, adding that the US claims that the weapons were mistakenly airdropped to ISIL were untrue.

“The US and the so-called anti-ISIL coalition claim that they have launched a campaign against this terrorist and criminal group – while supplying them with weapons, food and medicine in Jalawla region (a town in Diyala Governorate, Iraq). This explicitly displays the falsity of the coalition’s and the US’ claims,” Deputy Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Brigadier General Massoud Jazayeri said.

The US claimed that it had airdropped weapons and medical aid to Kurdish fighters confronting the ISIL in Kobani, near the Turkish border in Northern Syria.

The US Defense Department said that it had airdropped 28 bundles of weapons and supplies, but one of them did not make it into the hands of the Kurdish fighters.

Video footage later showed that some of the weapons that the US airdropped were taken by ISIL militants.

The Iranian commander insisted that the US had the necessary intelligence about ISIL’s deployment in the region and that their claims to have mistakenly airdropped weapons to them are as unlikely as they are untrue.



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