Колико има метара од места где је ''била експлозија'' до места где ови трче?

Gde, na pocetku videa 

Sve može,ali da mi ne diraju pukovnikovu ćeru (ako izvori ne lažu)  :

     

Nemontirani video iz Brege




Ne lici mi na Ajshu nesto 

Ovo je njena slika:

Ovo je tebi opasna sorka? Gde 5-6 djihad voriora pucaju u nesto tamo, dok ostala masa stoji i kulira?

Ne znam maradicu, bez uvrede ali ti kao da si neki fashion TV guy. Jednog dana kad se nakupis puno eura u toj pecalbi, svrati do bivse juge, gledaj da dodjes uoci Srpske Nove da te vodim u Republiku Srpsku, da pucamo malo iz bestrzajnog topa. Mozemo i tromblonske mine da ispaljujemo. Bez upotrebe remnika i slema, naravno.

 

Ostala masa se grebe da ispali okvir. Nemam pojma, kako su nas obucavali, ovo je neka druga filozofija ratovanja, hebi ga, drugi kontinent  
Mada opet, nije da ne zvizdi okolo a ovi bez oruzja nece da zaustave metak pa valjda zato kuliraju, uz obavezno "la ila ilalah".
Al inace, ranije u Srbiji kad se sretnes sa nekim odma ti nudi pucanje kad se malo popije, neki su drzali municiju u spajzu, u najlon kesi  
Inace, mozda padne neko pecanje sa "kasikicom". Jeste da pobije svu ribu al privuce ono sto ostane druge ribe pa za par dana se opet skupi tu dosta toga  

Inace, Gadafi je na forumu 


Inace, Gasha se izgleda nesto zamerio Iranu pre mnogo godina:

  MPs Call on Foreign Ministry to Pursue Fate of Imam Mussa Sadr

TEHRAN (FNA)- A group of Iranian legislators called on the country's Foreign Ministry to seriously pursue the fate of Imam Mussa al-Sadr, the prominent Shiite leader kidnapped by the Libyan regime over 32 years ago.

In a letter to Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi on Wednesday, 23 members of Iran's parliament urged the Ministry to pursue the fate of al-Sadr through the UN fact-finding committee and the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) considering the current situation of Libya.

Earlier on Tuesday, Tehran's Ambassador to Damascus Ahmad Mousavi said that Imam Mussa al-Sadr is still alive and Tehran holds Muammar Qaddafi responsible for his life.

"We still hold Qaddafi responsible for the protection of the life of Imam Musa al-Sadr and believe that Imam Musa and his companions are in a Libyan prison," Mousavi stated.

Mousavi, who is also a member of a committee responsible for pursuing the case of al-Sadr, also called on UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to take measures to free al-Sadr and his companions.

The remarks by the Iranian diplomat came after a Libyan opposition figure said that following the recent unrests in the African country, Qaddafi's regime has embarked on transferring Imam Mussa al-Sadr.

Earlier, Abdolmajid Mansour, another prominent opposition figure, had said that al-Sadr is alive in a prison in the central city of Sabha.

Al-Sadr an Iranian-born Lebanese philosopher spent many years of his life in Lebanon as a religious and political leader, before he went missing during a trip to Libya at the invitation of Muammar al-Qaddafi.

In August 1978, al-Sadr departed for Libya with two companions to meet officials from Libyan leader Muammar al-Qaddafi's government. They were never heard from again, and many believe they met with foul play at the hands of Qaddafi.

Libya has consistently denied responsibility, claiming that al-Sadr and his companions left Libya for Italy in 1978. However, others claim that al-Sadr is still alive and is being held in a secret jail in Libya.

Rome has persistently said that Sadr never arrived in Italy on the alleged flight.

Izvor:  Farsnews Agency

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