nemoj zajebavati, 1,8 milijuna u Bosni + 700 iljada u inozemstvu.

biti će vas 1,7 mil skupa sa onim u inozemstvu. Do sljedećeg popisa broj iseljenika koji će se odazvati na popise u BiH biti će prepolovljen, što zbog asimilacije, što zbog fizičkog nestanka, plus bijela kuga i vaša želja za životom u gradovima SA, TZ, ZE, učiniti će svoje da se sami svedete na realnu brojku.

Što se nas Hrvata tiče mi se samo vraćamo u neku realnu brojku, koju može kamenjar i bosanska brda prehraniti.

Hajd sacekacemo jos do ljeta to konacno objavljivanje rezultata tog famoznog popisa pa cemo vidjeti. Da ne trosimo vrijeme uzalud.

Hier ist Deutschpflicht, übrigens.

DEUTSCH!

Volis PEGIDU, PEGIDA hoce da i ti sprehash DEUTSCH a ne taj tvoj tamo neki majmunski dijalekt s Balkana.

Bist du "šupak-meraklija", Herr Ahmo?

Jel imas link od tog komentara? Htio bih tamo osobno podrzati i lajkati komentar. :)

Oprostit ces ali ocito nisi nikada bio u Sarajevu. Postoji ona velika dzamija koja ima eksteritorijalni status te jedan trgovacki centar koji radi po šerijatu. Vecina Bosnjaka je danas sekularna no trendovi pokazuju da mozda nece tako dugo.

Nemam, to sam našao na forumu. Ali ako saznam za balkansku pegidu, javljam na vreme.


Ahmo iskuliraj malo sa tim bajkama i što si tako živčan, popij lekić. Vidim da se ložiš na Gavrila, ali on je tvoj zemljak i tvoji Muslimani su sa njim učestvovali. Da su preživeli Austrougare, to bi bila dobra komunistička ćelija, samo im Hrvat Tito fali.

I kako mi kao koji smo pre 50 godina zapalili svet, mada ne znam šta se to desilo te 1965. godine, možemo da budemo miljenici nacionalista, a da nas mrze ovi drugi,dakle levičari i pacifisti.

Meni je čast da me poštuju drugi nacionalisti i patriote, a ne da kao vi muslimani da budem uz izdajničku bagru, levičare, pacifiste i NVO sektor.


Turci nisu evropski narod. Ja sam pričao o vama. Drugo germanizacija ne znači samo obično integrisanje u društvo, jer to se podrazumeva za sve normalne ljude i nacije, a vama muslimanima i to osnovno teško ide.

Germanizacija podrazumeva potpunu asimilaciju etničkih grupa i mislio sam ne samo na integraciju, već i na prihvatanje nemačkog nacionalnog identiteta i prelazak u Hrišćanstvo, a to je katoličanstvo ili protestantizam.

Turci teško da mogu da se germanizuju pošto nisu belci, ali vi možete, kao i skoro svi ljudi sa Balkana, osim cigana i šiptara.

Na kraju krajeva koga briga za nekog Hansa, koji je bio Halid, kad mi pričamo o muslimanima, a ne o onima koju su već asimilovani.

A tu asimilaciju bi željeli putem Bošnjakistana.
Propalo vam to "vraćanje vjeri pradedova" još od Bosanskih ustanaka kad su muslimani bili protiv muslimana. Gotovo je sad mogli ste to. A i mogli ste kad je bila Hadži lojina Buna da se izjasnite Bošnjacima i imali bi većinu kršćanskog stanovništva Bošnjake.
Haj asimiliraj JEvreje da se ne obrezuju i da ne jedu krmetinu.

Jewish and Muslim leaders were united on Wednesday in their condemnation of a German court's decision to in effect outlaw the circumcision of boys after a judge deemed that the religious practice amounted to bodily harm.

Representatives of the two religious communities called the ruling insensitive and discriminatory, saying it was an attack on centuries of religious tradition.

A judge at a Cologne court said that the circumcision of minors went against a child's interests because it led to a physical alteration of the body, and because people other than the child were determining its religious affiliation.

Religious leaders said the court had stepped into a minefield with its decision, which undermined their religious authority and contravened Germany's constitution.

Ali Demir, chairman of the Religious Community of Islam in Germany, said: "I find the ruling adversarial to the cause of integration and discriminatory against all the parties concerned."

Dieter Graumann, president of Germany's Central Council of Jews, called it "an egregious and insensitive measure" which amounted to "an unprecedented and dramatic intervention in religious communities' right of determination".

The ruling followed a lengthy legal battle, sparked when a Muslim couple decided to have their son circumcised, specifically for religious reasons, by a Muslim doctor in Cologne. The doctor, identified only as Dr K, carried out the circumcision on the four-year old boy in November 2010, before giving the wound four stitches. The same evening, he visited the family at home to check up on the boy. When the boy began bleeding again two days later, his parents took him to the casualty department of Cologne's University hospital. The hospital contacted the police, who then launched an investigation. The doctor was charged with bodily harm, and the case was taken to court.

While the court acquitted Dr. K on the grounds that he had not broken any law, it concluded that circumcision of minors for religious reasons should be outlawed, and that neither parental consent nor religious freedom justified the procedure. It ruled that in future doctors who carried out circumcisions should be punished.

The court weighed up three articles from the basic law: the rights of parents, the freedom of religious practice and the right of the child to physical integrity, before coming to the conclusion that the procedure was not in the interests of the child.

It rejected the defence that circumcision is considered hygienic in many cultures, one of the main reasons it is carried out in the US, Britain and in Germany.

After much deliberation, it concluded that a circumcision, "even when done properly by a doctor with the permission of the parents, should be considered as bodily harm if it is carried out on a boy unable to give his own consent".

It ruled the child's body would be "permanently and irreparably changed", and that this alteration went "against the interests of a child to decide for himself later on to what religion he wishes to belong".

The doctor was acquitted, the court said, because he had acted "subjectively and with a clear conscience" and because carrying out the procedure had not been punishable at the time.

Holm Putzke, a professor of penology – the study of the punishment of crime – from the University of Passau, told the German news agency DPA that the ruling would set a legal precedent and would act as a warning. "The ruling is not binding for other courts, but it will have the effect of a warning signal." He added while Dr K had been let off, from now on no doctor would be able to claim that he or she did not know it was forbidden.

He said unlike politicians who have long faced pressure to deal with the issue, "the court did not allow itself to be scared off by charges of antisemitism or religious intolerance".

Demir predicted a ban in Germany would lead to a rise in "circumcision tourism in neighbouring countries in Europe".

Condemnation also came from elsewhere in Europe, with Rabbi Aryeh Goldberg of the Brussels-based Rabbinical Centre of Europe calling the ruling "fatal to freedom of religion". He told the Jerusalem daily Haaretz that it "contravened the EU's convention on human rights, to which Germany is subservient and harms the basic freedom of religion enshrined in the German constitution".

Women's rights groups and social policy makers also condemned the decision, but for the reason that it would have the effect of putting male and female circumcision on the same footing, when they were "in no way comparable", said Katrin Altpeter, social minister in the state of Baden-Württemberg. Female circumcision she said, was a far more drastic act. It is already outlawed in Germany.

In Austria, the lay initiative Religion is a Private Matter, welcomed the Cologne decision, calling it "an important and long overdue change of direction". Its chairman, Heinz Oberhummer, said: "Bodily harm is bodily harm and children cannot be excluded from benefitting from basic rights, and certainly not for religious reasons," he said.

The World Health Organisation estimates that every third man is circumcised. Around 70% of them are Muslims, around 1% Jews.

From Twitter and Facebook to the online discussion forums of German newspapers, the decision was being hotly debated on Wednesday. An online survey of the readers of the leftwing Berlin daily Taz found two-thirds of respondents in favour of the decision.

One respondent wrote: "The issue is quite clear: the religious freedom of the parents ends precisely there where the physical harm of others begins, regardless of whether it's that of your own child or that of an unknown heathen."

But another wrote: "As a circumcised Jew, I can only add the following: did the state prosecutors in Cologne … have nothing better to do than … interfere in our thousands of years of Jewish religious law? No way, and that's why we need to act decisively against this horrendous decision by the Cologne regional court."

Putzke, who is a leading voice in the discussion about circumcision and the law, welcomed the decision: "After the knee-jerk indignation has subsided, hopefully a discussion will kick off about how much religiously motivated violence against children a society is ready to tolerate."

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The Danish government has introduced a ban on the religious slaughter of animals for the production of kosher and halal meat.

The ban came into effect on Monday (February 17, 2014), and was defended by Agriculture and Food Minister Dan Jørgensen's announcement on Denmark’s TV2 that “animal rights come before religion.”

Usually, slaughterhouses stun livestock before killing them, while kosher rites demand an animal is killed by slitting its throat while it is alive and letting it bleed to death. Halal meat consumed by observant Muslims is killed in a similar way.

The move has been met with opposition from non-profit halal monitoring groupDanish Halal, which has launched a petition against the ban.

It states: “The new order is a clear interference in religious freedom and limits the Muslims and Jews’ rights to practice their religion in Denmark.

“It is a procedure that is done under the guise of animal welfare, despite the fact that many scientific studies show that the animal suffers less [via a] properly performed slaughter than when it gets a blow to the head with a nail gun.”

Responding to the news, a spokesman for animal rights group PETA told HuffPost UK: "No religion needs to slaughter animals for food, and banning certain slaughter methods in which cows and other animals have their throats slit while still sensate is a step in the right direction.

"The rest of the world shouldn't feel superior, though: on factory farms, animals are crammed by the thousands into filthy and windowless sheds, wire cages, crates and other confinement systems. The only diet that is open to all religions and truly respects animal rights is a vegan one."

Israel’s deputy Minister of Religious Services Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan says the Danish government's edict is anti-Semitic.

He told The Jewish Daily Forward: “European anti-Semitism is showing its true colours across Europe and is even intensifying in the government institutions.”

Denmark’s ambassador to Israel Jesper Vahr described the rabbi's accusations as“very insulting”.

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Eli Ben Dahan sere kvake.

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Klasični igrokaz.

Kad će biti u "Herceg Bosni"?

traje već 22 godine

I onda bi entitet da vam Bošnjaci priznaju. Upravo time i vode famozne ublehe o Bošnjačkoj državi na 33% teritiroija.

Iskreno ne zanima nas što vi priznate, jer nema svrhe niste od riječi

Kako god nismo imigranti kao ovi u Njemačkoj, ne bum išlo tako u BIH kak' ste mislil' delati.

Delamo u svojoj i na svojoj kak nam volja

A kaj sa našim na vašim? Ili sa vašim u našim. Kao što sam rekl ovo ne bum ti bila Njemačka.

Nema naši vaši, ono što je gruntovno u vlasništvu Muslimana, to je Muslimansko, ono što je u vlasništvu Hrvata to je Hrvatsko. Tamo radite što hoćete, ali u naše ne pružajte prste.

Teritoriji Bošnjaka u Hrvatskim većinama šta sa tim kad si otvorio temu ako se tako budemo natezali nema 22% samo nama ili 33% kao što neki maštaju.