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Uostalom,nemoj opet trolovati,pobogu,radi se o tome da pizdurine oce i nas da uvuku u tu pricu.

Ma,da... 

ne brini,oni ce to sve upakovati u tako lepe lazi,da ce to sve delovati na papiru,ma ko obicna turisticka tura.a u stvari ce se posle pretvoriti u obicno cerupanje.
Ih,pa majtori i manipulacije lazi su ti to... 

Sta sam reko? Sta sam reko? 



UN must stop Gadhafi, says Paul Martin

OTTAWA - Former prime minister Paul Martin is calling for United Nations intervention in Libya, and acknowledging that the West's rapprochement with dictator Moammar Gadhafi has failed.


Daj mi tu naftu,bre!

Martin said the situation in the North African country demands implementation of the UN-sanctioned principle of "responsibility to protect." (bull-shit!  )

The principle compels states to protect citizens from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. If they don't, it allows the UN Security Council to authorize everything from sanctions to armed force.

"This is not the time for countries to think of their own national interests," Martin said Wednesday. "They have really got to think now of the people of Libya."

He called Gadhafi's recent actions "despicable."

"That someone would bomb his own people, would strafe his own people, just in terms of how horrific this is, it's virtually indescribable."

Back in 2004, Martin was one of several western leaders who visited Libya after Gadhafi abandoned support for terrorism and ended his pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.

Martin said the initiative was important to do but it's clear the world's hopes for change were dashed.

"The jury was out at that time, there was hope," he recalled. "But let me tell you that certainly what's happened over the last couple of days has certainly put all that to rest."

The idea of responsibility to protect was championed by Canada a decade ago. It was formally adopted by the UN in 2005, partially in response the failure to respond to the Rwandan genocide.

The U.S., France and Germany are considering sanctions against Libya, while the European Union has said the violence in Libya could constitute "crimes against humanity" and urged an independent probe.

Asked whether Canada is considering sanctions, a spokeswoman for Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon said the government is "considering all options."

The UN Security Council issued a statement late Tuesday, condemning the crackdown and called for an "immediate end to the violence."

"It's unfortunate that we're not part of the (UN) Security Council — this is where the debate will be taken," Martin said in a veiled swipe at the Harper government.

Canada withdrew from contention for a rotating seat on the security council last year after it became clear it did not have enough support to beat Portugal. It was the first time Canada failed in a bid for such a seat.

Critics said it was a sign that Conservative policy — from uncompromising support for Israel to abandoning the Kyoto climate-change accord — had hurt Canada on the world stage.

Gadhafi's crackdown on protesters has killed nearly 300 people, according to a partial count by the New York-based Human Rights Watch. Gadhafi has defiantly vowed to fight to his "last drop of blood" and is calling supporters to defend his embattled regime.

Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff echoed Martin's call.

"We need to be part of an international community action that isolates this regime, says to Gadhafi: 'Turn back before you precipitate civil war, understand that the international community will not tolerate this behaviour,'" he said in Montreal.

"That kind of message said very strongly by Canadians and by our European allies and by our allies in the Middle East is the kind of thing that brings this regime back to reason."

Liberal MP Dan McTeague, who was on the trip with Martin in 2004, said the Gadhafi he met then is not the same man now.

"This is a caged, mad dog I suspect that has now decided the old ways are just as good," he said. "But rather than threatening the world, he is threatening his own people which makes this all the more odious."

McTeague said what he also found alarming were the statements of Gadhafi's son Saif al-Islam Gadhafi.

In a televised address Sunday, the younger Gadhafi condemned the uprising and warned that "rivers of blood will run through Libya."

In 2004, Gadhafi's son was seen as the next-generation leader for the country, McTeague said.

"This was a very unusual statement for an individual who represented the future — western-educated, involved in soccer clubs; very soft-spoken individual.

"All this is sort of surreal, that something of this nature is occurring six years after one would have expected dictators to move on and a more than peaceful transition."

http://news.ca.msn.com/canada/cp-article.aspx?cp-documentid=27777641

23.02.2011 - Luxembourg deputy prime minister and foreign minister Jean Asselborn has called the situation in Libya a "genocide", stating that the country's leader is a "tyrant".
Published on 23/02/2011 by News352 | Read 193 times.

The Grand Duchy foreign minister called on the international community to stage a quick and massive intervention in an interview with Radio Germany this morning (Wednesday).

http://www.station.lu/?p=edito&a=external&id=108706


Jos koji dan anarhije,i uskoro ce cemo moci da slusamo i vesti o "Operaciji "Libijska sloboda"".   

Sigurno da ima a bilo je i par stranica ranije:







Sada, kako se vidi po onome sto visi ispod krila, mora dai imaju opasan problem sa komarcima 


Pa ako Rusi ne uloze veto, gde je tu problem  

ma,pusti ti slike aviona kako slecu na Maltu...

Ja ocu slike i videe aviona,sa srpskim pilotima,kako bombarduju gradove.


Ocu dokaze i osnove za ovakve govnarije:

Muammar Gaddafi had used both Algerian pilots and Serbs loaned by Slobodan Milosevic’s regime in the 1990s to bomb rebel positions, and may well have done the same this time round, Ghiles said.

People should not “forget that there many Serbs in Tripoli and that they are certainly very loyal to Gaddafi”, Ghiles said.

http://www.eurasiareview.com/world-news/world/belgrade-denies-serbian-planes-bombed-libya-protesters-22022011/


Ocu objasnjenje odakle ovom musavom idiotu osnova da celom svetu porucuje kako su Srbi ucestvovali u nepostojecem bombardovanju,samo zato sto ih ima par stotina dole,dok drugih ima par hiljada.

Aaaa, to. E sada, oko twiter vesti moze samo da se spekulise. Nije iskljuceno da je poneki pilot tamo na plati kao instruktor od devedesetih posto se devedesetih bas nije puno letelo vojnim avionima po Srbiji a ni plate bog zna sta. A kako ima tamo Galebova moguce da ima i instruktora koji su ostali bez posla kad je Mostar otisao. A moguce da su i Kinezi ili Ukrajinci posto i oni imaju pilota. A ne bi bio iskljucen ni neki Hrvat ili Bosnjak posto su oni isto pilotirali u JRV... A sada dal ima zivota na Marsu, treba pratiti taj izvor, mozda znaju nesto, sve je moguce 

Antoloski, za Monty Pyton 

Al clanak u sustini nije los jer demantuje "twiterse"

Genije,nijedan od izvora koje sam postavio,nema veze sa usranim twiterom.

Njega sam samo pomenuo,da tamo vec pocinju da seru o Srpskim akcijama.

A ovo ostalo su sve clanci iz medija,u kojima se sere o istima i (ponovo) satanizuje Srbija,i koji sad vec obilaze svet.

Jel moguce pored silnih mobilnih i interneta da nema nijedan snimak dejstvovanja aviona, masu krvavih ljudi na ulici isecenih srapnelima itd?

To arapi odmah snimaju.

Kolko vidim, ovi "ozbiljniji" kao recimo Al Jazeera nisu tako nesto nijednom spomenuli, jedina stranica je bila ona iz Backe Palanke o srpskim placenicima koji su navodili izvor "Vesti-Online" na cijoj stranici opet ni traga ni glasa o tako necem.  

Masu mrtvih imas kolko hoces, snimljeno najvise mobitelom. A sada, recimo nema ni snimka aviona NATO-a kako bacaju bombe. Jednostavno, nije to film pa da imas vise perspektiva i efekte ili dvokrilce koji lete 100 na sat. Obicno se danas ne najavljuju iz kog pravca i kada ce da dodju nego se pojave, roknu i nestanu, i to sve u roku od 20-30 sekundi a potencijalni snimatelji trce da ne bi posrali noge kad zaprasi.
Imas ona dva pilota sto su prebegli, sa vidljivim naoruzanjem na krilima, sigurno nisu trazli tek tako azil i doleteli na Maltu sa naoruzanjem. A Gadafijev sin Saif je izjavio i zvanicno da je bilo dejstva avijacije. Onaj ministar unutrasnjih poslova i general sto je napustio Gadafija je isto izjavljivao da je preklinjao Gadafija da ne salje avijaciju, sada, ovo su vec verodostojni izvori. 

postoji objasnjenje za to.naime, Gadafi je isekao svu komunikaciju u zemlji,hakovao je sve mobilne u zemlji,te ih ucinio beskorisnim,video-kamere je onesposobio snaznim talasima sa svojim emitera,postavljenim sirom zemlje,a... a avioni se nisu videli jer...jer su nevidljivi!   u pitanju je najnoviji stealth... a... nisu se culi jer...jer su motori oblozeni izolacijom...   i tako...  


al,nema sumnje da su bombardovali gradove,i svakako nema sumnje da su u njima bili Srbi.
Pa,mislim,BBC,Malteski "novinari" i jedan musavi Spanski "ekspert" su tako rekli...  

polaaakoo...   cak i copy-paste "novinarima" treba malo vremena da upakuju "svoje" govno od vesti,pre nego sto ga objave.  
a mislim da sam video pri googlovanju da je BBC objavio jedan clanak,slican onom koji sam postavio(sa musavim "ekspertom"),u kome su kao pitali MIP dal Srbija ima veze s ovim.


Sto kaze @Crowz-sledece na redu je odvala da je Ratko Mladic u stvari u Libiji,i da je upravo pobio 100.000 ljudi. 

I onda,naravno,@Stevino primanje na odvalu i kukanje zbog iste.