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Citar[...] El problema: que hay que reconocer primero que es una guerra, y aplicar medidas de tiempos de guerra. [...]Esto es lo que hay que definir. Suponiendo que es una guerra: ¿Entre qué bandos? ¿Cual es el objeto de la disputa (el botín de guerra)?
[...] El problema: que hay que reconocer primero que es una guerra, y aplicar medidas de tiempos de guerra. [...]
IAR Noticias / Irak sin control: Repliegue USA deja una sangrienta guerra civil entre suníes y chiíes 11-Agosto-2009 El falso “repliegue” de las tropas norteamericanas a sus bases y emplazamientos de la periferia, dejó una guerra civil programada (entre suníes, chiíes y kurdos) para terminar de dividir y destruir la resistencia iraquí. Se trata de un plan -elaborado durante la gestión de Bush- orientado a sacar las fuerzas norteamericanas de la primera línea de fuego, controlar el país desde las bases militares, y dejar que los iraquíes se destrocen entre sí por medio de una sangrienta guerra de “todos contra todos”.https://href.li/?http://www.iarnoticias.com/
11 noviembre, 2013Divisiones de chiitas y sunitas “es el mayor riesgo a la seguridad” El canciller iraní dijo en una entrevista a la BBC que las tensiones entre musulmanes chiitas y sunitas es probablemente la amenaza más seria que enfrenta la seguridad mundial.https://href.li/?http://www.bbc.co.uk/mundo/ultimas_noticias/2013/11/131111_ultnot_iran_canciller_sunitas_chiitas_men.shtml
26 octubre, 2012Irán: EE.UU. e Israel ‘azuzan’ a los musulmanes La OTAN, EE.UU. e Israel tratan de sembrar la hostilidad en el mundo árabe, dijo el líder espiritual de Irán, el ayatolá Alí Hoseiní Jameneí, en su discurso anual a los peregrinos, los fieles musulmanes que realizan el Hajj.https://href.li/?http://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/view/57024-iran-otan-eeuu-e-israel-tratan-dividir-mundo-islamico
“El nido del avispón” Snowden dijo que la inteligencia estadounidense, británica y los servicios secretos israelíes, conocidos como Mosad, crearon una organización terrorista capaz de atraer a todos los extremistas del mundo a un sitio, usando una estrategia llamada ‘el nido del avispón’.https://href.li/?http://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/view/134244-snowden-mosad-crear-estado-islamico
Wesley Clark, Gral. del Ejército EEUU que reveló intención de invadir 7 países entre ellos Libia - https://youtu.be/TymMTtPIwmwEl 2 de marzo de 2007, Wesley Clark, general del ejército de los EEUU, en una entrevista televisada, comentaba: “En ese momento estábamos bombardeando Afganistán. Y me dijo mi compañero, oye ¿sabes que vamos a empezar una guerra contra Irak?, y yo le pregunté: ‘¿por qué?’; y él me contestó:’ ¡No lo sé!’. Unos días más tarde lo volví a ver y le volví a preguntar: entonces, ‘¿vamos a la guerra con Irak?’, y él me contestó: ‘¡Es mucho peor que eso! Cogió un folio y me dijo: ‘ Acabo de recibir esto” de arriba” y me dicen que vamos a tomar a 7 países en 5 años: empezaremos con Irak, y después seguiremos con Siria, Líbano, Libia, Sudán, Somalia y terminaremos con Irán”.
The following is a documentation of an interview with the German artist, activist for the rights of indigenous peoples, and UN advisor Rebecca Sommer, by the Polish website EuroIslam from January 18, 2018.Rebecca used to support Muslim “refugees” in Germany, and describes how her experience made her gradually change her mind over core issues.It is a long text but well worth the read. Please note that there is currently a mistranslation circulating, claiming that she said to she was moving to Poland. This is inaccurate; she said she knows Germans who are moving to Poland.
Rebecca Sommer is an internationally known German artist, journalist, photographer and award-winning filmmaker. She has lived in Berlin since 2012, and until returning to Germany, she was involved in the defense of human rights and had a special status as adviser at ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council) in the headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva. She specializes in the rights of indigenous peoples and international law. For over a decade, she worked with UNHCHR (United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights) and UNPFII (United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Peoples) and refugees and UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees). She took part in negotiations regarding the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which, among others as a result of its support, they were adopted in 2007 by almost all countries. She also visited numerous indigenous peoples around the world, which contributed to enriching the documentation of Human Rights in the United Nations. In addition, she organized various campaigns and made aware of violations of human rights against the natives through numerous UN reports and her paintings, films and publications. As a recognized human rights expert, she produced the film “Indigenous and UN Populations”, commissioned by the UN. In addition, she took part in climate negotiations (UNFCCC) and is still a member of Climate Justice Now. She worked as an editor in major British magazines such as “Scene”, “The Face” and “Spirit”, as well as in American magazines “Black Book” and “Madison”. She lived and worked in India, Great Britain, South Africa and the United States. Since 2012, she has been involved in the human rights of refugees in Europe, established the group Escape + Human Rights (AG F + M), a network supporting refugees in Berlin.
TFrancia aún no ha entendido la realidad a la que se enfrenta. Se cree golpeada por terroristas, jóvenes con o sin expediente S, mientras es sometida a una guerra de guerrillas que poco a poco toma su impulso para llegar algún día a las Dimensions de una guerra total, como la han vivido muchos países y Todavía lo viven en diversos grados (Argelia, Mali, Afganistán, Irak, Siria, Libia, Somalia). El Islamismo es un estado soberanoEl Islamismo no está en el terrorismo y los que masacran y violan en nombre del Islam no son asesinos, ni locos, ni ignorante. Finalmente, debes afrontarlo y usar las palabras adecuadas. El Islamismo es un estado soberano, un estado que no tiene territorio propio, ni fronteras, ni capital, ni ciudadanos, sino fieles unidos en la Umma, presente en todas las regiones del mundo, en la casa de Islam y en la casa de la guerra, sin otra constitución que la Sharia tomada del Sagrado Corán y hadices auténticos.Sus soldados, policías, imanes, jueces y verdugos no son funcionarios sino los propios fieles, sin vínculos jerárquicos entre ellos, actuando cada uno según sus medios y circunstancias, solo o con sus familiares, parientes, amigos, vecinos y otros. voluntarios de más lejos. Allah ordena a todos los muslimes, dondequiera que se encuentren en el mundo, que trabajen por todos los medios para la expansión del Islam, que lo defiendan a costa de su vida, que luchen contra los incrédulos y que castiguen a los blasfemos y apóstatas. En la guerra, no se responde con discursos emocionalesEstá librando esta guerra contra el mundo entero, contra los muslimes que no aplican la ley Sharia, contra cristianos, judíos, ateos. Francia se ve más afectada por su propia historia (la colonización, su apoyo a las dictaduras árabes, la presencia en su suelo de una gran emigración poco integrada que gradualmente se separó de la comunidad nacional).Esto es lo que obedeció el joven checheno de Conflans Sainte-Honorine. Para los franceses, es un asesino, para los islamistas behaved as a sincero muslim y valiente, juzgó a este profesor por blasfemia, lo condenó a muerte y lo ejecutó, de acuerdo con la ley sharia. Como recompensa, irá al paraíso y tendrá las 72 vírgenes prometidas por Allah. Ya es hora de que Francia mire estas cosas en su desnuda realidad y se convenza de que en la guerra es responder con actos decisivos y no con discursos emocionales. "
Just over a week ago, Emanuel Macron said he wanted to end ‘Islamic separatism’ in France because a minority of the country’s estimated six million Muslims risk forming a ‘counter-society’. On Friday, we saw yet another example of this when a history teacher was decapitated in the street on his way home in a Paris suburb. Samuel Paty had discussed the free speech in the classroom and shown cartoons of Mohammed. Some parents had protested, leading to a wider fuss - and, eventually, his murder. M Paty was murdered, Macron said, "because he taught the freedom of expression, the freedom to believe or not believe.” The president is now positioning himself as the defender of French values, determined to drain the Islamist swamp.That Macron even gave an anti-Islamism speech was itself a sign of how fast the debate is moving in France. Five years ago, when Fox News referred to ‘no-go zones’ in Paris, the city’s mayor threatened to sue. Now we have an avowed centrist like Macron warning that the ‘final goal’ of the ‘ideology’ of Islamism is to ‘take complete control’ of society. Anyone making such arguments just a few years ago would have been condemned by the left as an extremist. Macron is promising a law on ‘Islamist separatism’, restricting home-schooling of Muslims and demanding that Islamic groups in receipt of French state funding will have to sign a ‘secular charter’.But if he’s serious, why stop there? A week before his speech, for example, there was a stabbing outside the offices of Charlie Hebdo, which France’s interior minister described as an ‘act of Islamist terrorism’ and a ‘new, bloody attack against our country’. It would be brave and powerful to put up a monument in memory of people who were killed by the Islamists while fighting for freedom of speech: perhaps a statue of the Charlie Hebdo team or my late friend Theo van Gogh. At the statue’s unveiling, Macron might refute the false notion — increasingly widespread today — that scrutinising Islamism and Islamists is an act of ‘Islamophobia’. Defending universal human rights is an act of compassion, not a ‘phobia’; failing to make this point only leaves an opportunity for the real bigots of the far right.In his speech, Macron also said that the ‘challenge is to fight against those who go off the rails in the name of religion... while protecting those who believe in Islam and are full citizens of the republic’. If he really means this, perhaps he could provide security and support to those French Muslims courageously speaking out against radical Islam? He could also support those French Muslims who seek to modify Sharia, historically contextualise the Sunnah (traditional Muslim practices) and establish a meaningful boundary between religion and state by challenging doctrinal purity. In the effort to combat the extremists, it is vital to distinguish the Muslims pushing for real change from the Islamists with silver tongues. A great many French Muslims are fighting against the Islamists, and Macron could do far more to support them.The battle of ideas against Islamism will, of necessity, be a long one and if he hopes to succeed Macron must ensure that French civil society and philanthropic foundations are fully engaged in this effort. He should disband subversive Islamist organisations that lay the ideological groundwork for violence, while calling on his fellow European leaders to do the same. It’s amazing how many of them, even now, prefer to avoid the topic.He might also strengthen immigration laws to ensure that French civic values are taken into account in admission decisions. Those admitted to the Republic from abroad should be told to embrace the French notion of social cohesion, which means they cannot embrace separatism or Islamism, or belong to organisations that do.Existing laws should be used more too. Not so long ago, an Algerian woman who refused to shake hands with male officials at a French naturalisation ceremony was denied citizenship as a result. Islamists can, in this way, be served notice that France is not their natural home.French law allows the government to reject naturalisation requests on grounds of ‘lack of assimilation, other than linguistic’. So in the spirit of this law, Macron should start to repatriate asylum-seekers who engage in violence or the incitement of violence — particularly against women.In foreign policy, he could tackle the ideological extremism that is disseminated by the governments of Qatar and Turkey — among others — through their support of Islamists, Islamist foundations and communitarianism in Europe (including France). He could take a much stronger stand against the Iranian regime — bilaterally as well as at the EU level — for its hostile activities on European soil, its vicious cruelty towards its own population and its efforts to export revolutionary Islamism throughout the Middle East. This would also mean further strengthening France’s ties to Israel, the UAE and Egypt and demanding that Saudi Arabia stop funding Wahhabi extremists abroad.France’s corps diplomatique still possesses exceptional historical and linguistic knowledge of Africa, Asia and the Middle East. This could be used to counter the activities of groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, Tablighi Jamaat, Hezbollah, Hizb ut-Tahrir and their many branches and offshoots. Macron says his Bill will ‘dissolve’ Islamic groups whose principles clash with those of the French Republic. He can do so by cutting off the financial flows from foreign powers to the Islamist organisations within France.Macron is right: Islamic separatism does indeed threaten to turn France into two nations. But if the problem is to be addressed, the French people need to be shown that the President has the guts not just to call out radical Islam — but also to take real, practical steps to defeat it.