mislim da nemas viziju proporcija i vaznosti pada stope fertiliteta. pogotovo kod naroda ciji je prosjek godina 20-22. Irak, Sirija, Jemen i Egipat su kljucne zemlje za lomljenje fertiliteta, i to se dogadja. Egipat je prije dvije godine sam imao rodjenih kao pola EU, cisto proporcija radi. ako mu sad slomis fertilitet, rast ce do zastrasujucih 150 milijuna, ako ne, onda si jebao jeza.

arapsko proljece je spasilo Europu od arapske najezde koja bi bila gotovo neminovna u buducnosti. sve drzave u kojima se dogadjaju prevrati dozivljavaju nezabiljezen slom fertiliteta, prva medju njima Libija. dugorocno, to su sjajne vijesti za Europu.

EU je pokrenula ovu cijelu priču u Libiji, a onda tražila da se Veliki Brat umiješa kada je vidjela da nema dovoljno zračnih snaga za provođenje no-fly zone.

Nije. Jer postoji razlika između kopnene operacije i zračne operacije pridržavanja no-fly zone.

Cijela EU ( barem njen zapadni dio ) ne moze izaci na kraj s Libijicom , a sad ce Italija solo.
Nije li to malo cudno ?

Libija je bila talijanska kolonija?

Video Purports to Show Islamic State Beheading Egyptian Hostages

Militants in Libya Had Been Holding 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians



CAIRO—Militant group Islamic State released a video late Sunday purportedly depicting the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians on a beach in Libya.

The video of the beheadings, the first attacks of this kind on foreigners outside the territory the radical group controls in Syria and Iraq, drew immediate condemnation in Egypt.

The video, released by the media arm of Islamic State, shows militants who identify themselves as affiliated with the Tripoli Province of Islamic State, a Libyan group that pledged allegiance to IS last year.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi declared a seven-day period of national mourning and convened a meeting of the National Defense Council, his office said. Mr. Sisi also dispatched his foreign minister to New York for talks with the United Nations Security Council.

“It is with deep sorrow that President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi mourns the Egyptian victims of an abhorrent act of terrorism in Libya and offers his deepest condolences to the Egyptian people for their grave loss,” the president’s office said.

The U.K. condemned the killings. “Such barbaric acts strengthen our determination to work with our partners to counter the expanding terrorist threat to Libya and the region,” British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said.

The beheadings could escalate Egypt’s role in Libya’s already-fraught political landscape. In a nationally televised speech late Sunday, Mr. Sisi said Egypt “reserves the right to respond in the way and timing it sees fit for retribution from these killers”—appearing to raise the possibility of opening another military front in Egypt’s fight against an Islamist insurgency.

Egypt’s military has been engaged in a fight against Islamist militants in the Sinai Peninsula since 2012, a confrontation sparked by Mr. Sisi’s ouster of Egypt’s first freely elected president in July 2013 when Mr. Sisi was head of the armed forces.

The main faction operating in the Sinai pledged allegiance to Islamic State last year and changed its name to the Sinai Province from Ansar Beit Al Maqdis.

Mr. Sisi has said Libya’s internal political struggle poses a national-security threat to Egypt. A vocal opponent of political Islam, the Egyptian president has thrown his political support behind Libya’s internationally recognized government, which has unsuccessfully tried to uproot a rival Islamist government that controls the capital, Tripoli. Twice last year, Egypt denied reports that it participated in airstrikes aimed at militias backing the Tripoli government, as U.S. officials warned against foreign intervention in Libya.

The fate of the 21 Egyptians, migrant workers in Libya who came from rural provinces in Egypt and who were kidnapped in two separate incidents in late December and early January in the Libyan city of Sirte, has been the subject of debate for days.

On Saturday, the internationally recognized parliament in eastern Libya said the hostages had been executed. But Egypt’s prime minister said on Saturday the killings of the workers was still unconfirmed.

Worries over the hostages’ safety increased last week when the latest version of Islamic State’s English-language magazine, Dabiq, published still photos of the prisoners apparently being paraded along a shoreline wearing orange jumpsuits, accompanied by black-clad militants wielding knives.

The video released Sunday showed scenes identical to those in the still photos. It showed a lead executioner who delivered a message in English suggesting the workers had been targeted for their faith, and suggesting that the militant group had extended its reach beyond its strongholds in Iraq and Syria.

“Recently you have seen us on the hills of al-Sham and on Dabiq’s plain, chopping off the heads that have been carrying the cross illusion for a long time, filled with spite against Islam and Muslims, and today we are in the south of Rome, in the land of Islam, Libya, sending another message,” he said, referring to places in Syria.

He said the killings took place near the Libyan capital of Tripoli.

Islamic State killed three American hostages last year in beheading videos that were publicly released. The group also beheaded two British hostages, and more recently, two Japanese hostages. Earlier this month, the last American hostage known to be held by IS, Kayla Jean Mueller, was confirmed dead, though the U.S. couldn’t determine how she had died or when.

Earlier in February, IS also released a video of a Jordanian pilot who had been taken captive and then burned alive. That video spurred outrage among the U.S.-led coalition’s Arab partners and prompted Jordan to step up airstrikes. United Arab Emirates also recently rejoined the air campaign after a brief hiatus.

Mediteran kakav je nekad bio, preko puta Sicilije:

Egyptian airstrikes on ISIS targets in Libya after 21 Copts killed by terrorists

February 16, 2015 06:22


The Egyptian Air Force has struck Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) positions in Libya, following the execution of 21 Christian Egyptians by the terrorist group. On Sunday, a video emerged, allegedly showing the mass killing carried out by the IS.
Egypt’s military has issued a televised statement, confirming the dawn strikes and stating that the attacks targeted IS camps, training sites and weapons storage locations in Libya, Reuters reported.

In a televised address, President Abdel Fattah Sisi said Egypt "reserves the right to respond in a suitable way and time." He also declared seven days of national mourning.
Mohamed Eljarh, a journalist on the ground, has reported on his Twitter that there have been at least eight airstrikes on IS positions, and that Egypt’s military has stated it is only the beginning of its response to the Copts’ killings.

The five-minute video released on Sunday demonstrated the Coptic Christians being walked in orange jumpsuits, with the terrorists forcing them to kneel and then behead them. The caption on the video read, "The people of the cross, followers of the hostile Egyptian Church."
The Egyptian Foreign Affairs Ministry prohibited entry to Libya for the Egyptian citizens following the appearance of the video.
The images of the killings first emerged on Thursday, in the IS magazine Dabiq.
The men were allegedly kidnapped from the Libyan city of Sirte on two occasions: December 31 and January 3.

mislim da nemas viziju proporcija i vaznosti pada stope fertiliteta. pogotovo kod naroda ciji je prosjek godina 20-22. Irak, Sirija, Jemen i Egipat su kljucne zemlje za lomljenje fertiliteta, i to se dogadja. Egipat je prije dvije godine sam imao rodjenih kao pola EU, cisto proporcija radi. ako mu sad slomis fertilitet, rast ce do zastrasujucih 150 milijuna, ako ne, onda si jebao jeza.

U svem tom islamskom sranju kao najveći čovjek se ponijeo Prince Charles od UK.
Stvarno iskreno bez licemjerja i porastao je puno u mojim očima. Dokaz više da kraljevske obitelji zadrže nešto što ovi "ja prdim 4 godine pa ćao" političari često nemaju.

Već duže vremena posjećuje islamske zemlje i nagovara ih da zaštite kršćanske manjine na Bliskom Istoku. O tome i u UK priča već duže vremena. Ali vrlo iskreno se toga uzeo, ne kao neki politički program prije izbora.