A što reći za civile koji plešu i raduju se odrubljivanju glava izraelske djece, silovanju njihovih žena i slično?
To se radilo u Gazi, to se radilo i po ulicama Europskih gradova.

Naslušao sam se ja priče kako ovaj ili onaj ne predstavlja pravi islam, a evo objasni mi kako da ja znam tko predstavlja a tko ne, prije nego mi glava dođe na panj onoga koji ne predstavlja islam samo zato jer nisam musliman? Hajd objasni mi!

Ovde nije stvar islama (iako kod njih to često jest) nego je stvar okupacije tuđe teritorije. Hrvati imaju Hrvatsku, a onda su još okupirali i FBiH i drže ih pod okupacijom.

Shvataš li šta je okupacija? To ne znači oteto, jer npr oteto je i Kosovo, ali imaju neku državu tamo i ustav pa Srbi imaju prava na papiru na toj otetoj teritoriji.

Kad si bukvalno okupiran onda je to kao Srbija 1941-1945. Mogu da te streljaju kad hoće.
I zamisli da su još Nemci pravili gradove po Srbiji i naseljavali svoj narod?

Tako Bošnjaci žive već 30 godina na prostoru koji po OHR-u treba da ostane njihova država.


Nemci su 1945 napustili Srbiju i otišli u Nemačku.
Hrvati isto trebaju da napuste Bosnu i odu u Hrvatsku.



Uvek će biti radikala među Bošnjacima koji će govoriti da Hrvatska treba skroz da nestane.
To je loše.

Ali shvataš li da su takvi celo vreme na vlasti u Hrvatskoj jer nema, ne nastaje Bosna, a treba da nastane.

Dakle logika, Bosna mora da nestane, da eventualno ne bi došao u pitanje opstanak Hrvatske.


Smešno.

Treba uzeti sve do Wadi Gaza.



Gaza City, ali i još ovaj prostor do wadi da im nije na raspolaganju za graditi nikakva izbjeglička naselja tu.

Idealno, svi civili napuste Gazu, izraelska vojska presječe upravo kod Wadi Gaza, i onda stravni cijelu Gaza City sa zemljom, jer sve što ostane je po definiciji ili Hamas, ili logistika Hamasa.

Da bi se dodatno osiguralo da nema povratka, niti zahtjeva za povratak, sravniti cijelu Gaza City za zemljom, svaku zgradu, tijekom borbi protiv Hamasa, pri čemu će se jednostavno moći maksimalno tući svom artiljerijom i bombarderima iz zraka bez ikakvih ograničenja, ko Bahmut ili Dresden, jer se radi o gradu bez civila.

Eto, to je moj prijedlog.

Civilne žrtve minimalne. Učinak maksimalan.

Nadam se da je odzvonilo ovim ludjacima koji su trpali Europu migrantima, koliko ih je došlo ako ih je 1% od toga teroristi mogu velikih problema napraviti.
Znam samo da ovo u Europi neće dobro završiti, u zadnje vrijeme nije strano vidjeti mladiće od 20-25 godina u njihovoj nošnji s onim arapskim trakama na glavi. Ljude kakve ne možeš vidjeti u ajmo reći umjerenim islamskim državama.
Izgleda da se dobar dio tih ljudi ne želi i neće prilagoditi nekakvim zapadnim civilizacijskim normama.

A šta reći za njih?

Pa ništa. Zašto bi uopšte trebalo o njima govoriti, prenositi njihove izjave, ili izjave Jevreja koji to isto govore.





Hoćeš na osnovu ovoga voditi politiku?









Ovde nije stvar islama (iako kod njih to često jest) nego je stvar okupacije tuđe teritorije. Jevreji imaju Izrael, a onda su još okupirali i Palestinu i drže ih pod okupacijom.

Shvataš li šta je okupacija? To ne znači oteto, jer npr oteto je i Kosovo, ali imaju neku državu tamo i ustav pa Srbi imaju prava na papiru na toj otetoj teritoriji.

Kad si bukvalno okupiran onda je to kao Srbija 1941-1945. Mogu da te streljaju kad hoće.
I zamisli da su još Nemci pravili gradove po Srbiji i naseljavali svoj narod?

Tako Palestinci žive već 70 godina na prostoru koji po UN-u treba da ostane njihova država.


Nemci su 1945 napustili Srbiju i otišli u Nemačku.
Jevreji isto trebaju da napuste Palestinu i odu u Izrael.



Uvek će biti radikala među Palestincima koji će govoriti da Izrael treba skroz da nestane.
To je loše.

Ali shvataš li da su takvi celo vreme na vlasti u Izraelu jer nema, ne nastaje Palestina, a treba da nastane.

Dakle logika, Palestina mora da nestane, da eventualno ne bi došao u pitanje opstanak Izraela.


Smešno.

Također ljudi se često ponašaju kao da je Hamas neka teroristička organizacija s kojom eto jadni Gažani ne mogu izać na kraj.
To je legitimna vlast i regularna vojska Gaze. Nisu Izraelci postavili Hamas na vlast u Gazi kao što su Muslimani nama pro-hamas Komšića. Palestinci ih birali i to im je vlada.
Ovo je kao da se osuđuje napad Rusa na Njemačku 45 i govori o nacistima kao nekakvim teroristima s kojima Nijemci nemaju veze.

Isplati se pogledat prvih 3 minute današnjeg govora lidera Hamasa

Neka ti je Bog na pomoci. Podrzavati progon i golgotu preko milion ljudi moze bolesna osoba. Iskljucivo.

Da se potamani na desetine obora krava, svinja i ovaca nije dobro. Ni humano. A ne preko milion ljudi dovede u opasnosti i izazove humanitarna katastrofa. Karma je kurva moja Vjekoslava. Kurvetina!

SEYMOUR HERSH

THE PLAN TO WIPE OUT HAMAS

As refugees crowd the border with Egypt, Israel prepares to hit Gaza City with US-supplied bunker busters

It’s been one week since the horrific Hamas attacks on Israel took place, and the shape of what is to come from the Israeli armed forces is clear, and uncompromising.

Over the past week Israeli jets have conducted around-the-clock bombing of non-military targets in Gaza City. Apartment buildings, hospitals, and mosques were torn apart, with no prior warning and no effort to minimize civilian casualties.

By the end of the week Israeli jets were also dropping leaflets telling the citizens of Gaza City and its surrounding areas in the north that those who wished to survive had better start going south—walking if necessary—25 miles or more—to the Rafah border crossing leading to Egypt. As of this writing, it was not clear whether financially stricken Egypt will allow a million immigrants, many of them committed to the Hamas cause, to cross. In the short term, I have been told by an Israeli insider that Israel has been trying to convince Qatar, which at the urging of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was a long-time financial supporter of Hamas, to join with Egypt in funding a tent city for the million or more refugees awaiting across the border. “It’s not a done deal,” the Israeli insider told me. Israeli officials have warned Egypt and Qatar that without a landing site, the refugees will have to “go back to Gaza.”

One possible site, the insider said, is a long abandoned chunk of land in northern part of the Sinai Peninsula, near the border crossing from Gaza, that was the site of an Israeli settlement known as Yamit when the peninsula was seized by Israel after its victory the Six-Day War of 1967. The settlement was evacuated and bulldozed by Israel before Sinai was returned to Egypt in 1982. The Israeli hope is that Qatar and Egypt will take the refugee crisis off its hands.



Israel’s obvious contempt for the well-being of the citizenry of Gaza amid the forced migration of more than one million starving human beings has captured the world’s attention and led to increasing international condemnation, much of it aimed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

And so the next stage must come soon. Here is what I have been told, in my conversations in recent days with officials from Israel and elsewhere, including officials I have dealt with in Europe and the Middle East since the Vietnam war, about the Israeli plan for the elimination of Hamas.

The major issue for the Israeli war planners is a reluctance, despite the mobilization of more than 300,000 reservists, to engage in a door-to-door street battle with Hamas in Gaza City. One veteran of the IDF, who served in a high post, told me that half of the Israeli Army has been engaged for the past decade or more in the protection of the increasing number of small settlements scattered in the West Bank where they are bitterly resented by the Palestinian population. “The Israeli planners don’t trust their infantry,” the insider said, nor their willingness to go to war but what could be a disastrous lack of combat experience.

With the starved-out civilian population forced to leave, the Israeli operational plan calls for the Air Force to destroy the remaining structures in Gaza City and elsewhere in the north. Gaza City will be no more. Israel will then begin dropping American-made 5,000-pound bombs known as “bunker busters,” or JDAMs, in the flattened areas where Hamas fighters are known to live and manufacture their missiles and other weapons underground. An improved version of the weapon, known as GBU-43/B, depicted by the media as “the mother of all bombs,” was dropped on a suspected ISIS command center in Afghanistan by the US in April 2017. An early version of the weapon was sold to Israel in 2005, allegedly for use against Iran’s suspected nuclear facilities, and the improved, laser-guided version was authorized for sale to Israel by the Obama administration a decade ago. Even then, the Israeli insider told me, Netanyahu and his advisers understood that Netanyahu’s support for Hamas was dangerous, like “keeping a tiger as a pet.” “He would eat you in a minute.”

The current Israeli war planners are convinced, the insider told me, that the upgraded version of JDAMs with larger warheads would penetrate deep enough underground before detonating—thirty to fifty meters—with the blast and resulting sound wave “killing all within one-half mile.”

The insider said it was his understanding that the Hamas leadership wanted some civilians to stay put because of their need for “human shields.” The new Israeli plan of forced exit means “at least the people would not all be killed.” The concept, he added pointedly, dated back to the early years of América’s Vietnam War, when President John F. Kennedy’s administration authorized the Strategic Hamlet Plan that called for the forced relocation of Vietnamese civilians in contested areas to hastily built housing in areas thought to be controlled by the South Vietnamese. Their deserted lands were then declared to be Free Fire Zones where all who stayed could be targeted by American troops.

The systematic destruction of the remaining buildings in Gaza City will start within days, the Israeli insider said. The bunker-buster JDAMs could come next. Then, in the planners’ scenario, I was told, the Israeli infantry will be assigned to mop-up operations: searching out and killing those Hamas fighters and workers who managed to survive the JDAM attacks.

Asked why the Israeli planners thought the Egyptian government would agree, even if under pressure from the Biden administration, to accept the more than one million refugees from Gaza, the insider said: “We’ve got Egypt by the balls.” He was referring to the recent indictments of Democratic Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey and his wife on federal corruption charges stemming from his business dealings with senior Egyptian officials, and the alleged passing of intelligence about persons serving at the US Embassy in Cairo. Egyptian President Abdul Fatta el-Sisi, who seized power in a 2014 coup, ousting the elected Muslim Brotherhood, is a retired general who headed Egyptian’s military intelligence service from 2010 to 2012.

Not everyone shared the assumption that all would go well after the JDAM attacks, if they take place. One former European intelligence official who served for years in the Middle East told me, “The Egyptians do not want Hamas coming into Egypt, and they will do the minimum.”

When told of the Israeli plan to utilize JDAMS, he said that “a city in rubble is just as dangerous as at any time. The talk of JDAMS is the talk of people who don’t know what to do.

Hamas is saying, ‘Bring it on.’ They are waiting for this.” Using JDAMS “is the talk of a leadership that has been knocked off its feet. This was a carefully planned operation and Hamas knew exactly what the Israeli reaction would be. Urban warfare is awful.”

The official predicted that the Israeli bunker-buster bombs would not penetrate deep enough: Hamas, he said, was operating in tunnels built 60 meters underground that would be able to withstand the JDAM attacks.

Told this, the Israeli insider acknowledged that underground rocks and boulders would limit the capability of the rockets to penetrate deeply, but the underground surface in Gaza City is sandy and would offer little resistance, especially if the JDAMs were released from the highest point possible.

The insider also said the current planning calls for the JDAMs attack, if authorized, to come as early as Sunday or Monday, depending on the efficacy the forced expulsion of Gazi City and south proceeds, with a ground invasion to follow immediately.

Oni su u ratu i mislim da su ih trebali napasti i da ih opet trebaju napasti kad bude prilika.
Kad se postigne trajni mir, kad se oslobide okupacije i kad se stvori i palestinska država onda mislim da niko ne bi nikog trebao napadat.

Upravo sam se vratio sa trčanja, 4 kilometra sporijim tempom. Danas nisam jeo nista masno niti prženo na ulju. Nisam pio nista gazirano. To je moja nova rezolucija. Viditi potpuno zdrav zivot kako bi maksimalno produžio svoj životni vijek te tako povećao šanse da zdravog uma i tijela lično mogu svjedočiti uništenju Izraela.
Moje procjene su da će se to desiti u narednih 30 godina ali u današnje vrijeme brzog i nezdravog života čovjek ne zna hoće li doživjeti sledećih pet.
Zato sad samo sport, zdrava hrana i bježanje od stresa.

Gdje odoše ovakvi naši muslimani s ovih prostora! U tunele hamasa.
Strašno.
Opravdavati upad hamasovih koljača u Izrael i ubijanje cijelih obitelji odgovara mu imenu kojim se predstavlja ...mir u svijetu.
Nevjerojatna sotonska lažljiva mantra.

Sinoć na dnevniku su hrvatski hodočasnici rekli da su Arapi u Nazaretu slavili za vrijeme napada.