Izbjegličko hvala: Vi Hrvati niste ljudi, vi ste anđeli :)

maggie13 wrote:A,ja sam ujutro isto malo manje osjetljiva i osjecajna,pa mi ujutro ne treba oslonac.. B-)

Vraže kao i većina žena ujutro :)

hahaha jeste pokvareni a ja sam samo malo emotivan glede ovih ocajnika i njihovog puta.

Ja sam anđeo,samo ne volim pricat u to doba.(*_*)

veber_1 wrote:

prckov wrote:jab to sve u svecku poslo i zaplako a da me megi tjesi

ja bi to poslao na dno sredozemlja. megi te i u tom slučaju može tješit. :P

ma pusti, vidis da joj je srce kameno

.....zeeenoooo srca kaaameeenooog......koji mi je kurac veceras haha

Pokazujes toplo i njezno lice,prckove..jel"te zena ljutila?;P

veber_1 wrote:

prckov wrote:jab to sve u svecku poslo i zaplako a da me megi tjesi

ja bi to poslao na dno sredozemlja. megi te i u tom slučaju može tješit. :P

uimeocaisina veberu  

A gle ljudima, napose djeci ne možeš ne pomoći....nadam se da će naći svoju sreću u Munchenu ili negdje u razvijenoj Europi..

epikur37 wrote:To su ljudi koji su pobjegli od rata.

Ovo je potpuna laž. Utočište od rata dobili su u Turskoj, u Njemačku hoće radi socijale.

Trinity wrote:uimeocaisina veberu  

nisam lažno altruističan, nisam empatičan prema njima. nisam lažno osjetljiv.

potapat na sredozemlju.

imamo problem. i to jebeni, a vi im vodu nosite.
pola godine uvrh glave, počet će pizdarije s njima.

možemo očekivat dekaptiranja u europi.
silovanja, krađe, ubojstva idu kao privaga.

Najprije triba svoju guzicu gledati.

I Lucifer je anđeoska hijerarhija .......tko razumije shvatit će.

I na najmanji znak nepokazivanja respekta prema domačinu letjet će glave .....a sada neka prolaze.

SocietyHuman Rights
Saudi Arabia: Juvenile prisoner faces 'death by crucifixion' after appeal is dismissed
Priya Joshi By Priya Joshi
September 17, 2015 00:02 BST 3,314 446
Ali Mohammed al-Nimr
Human rights groups are calling for the European Union to intervene with Saudi Arabia to prevent the killingsFacebook
A prisoner in Saudi Arabia, who was sentenced to death as a child, faces "death by crucifixion" after a final appeal has been dismissed. Ali Mohammed al-Nimr was arrested on 14 February 2012 when he was just 17, during a crackdown on anti-government protests in the Shiite province of Qatif. He was accused by the authorities of participation in illegal protests and of firearms offences, despite there being no evidence to justify the latter charge.

Ali was initially held at a juvenile offenders facility, where he was denied access to lawyers. Evidence indicates that he was tortured and forced to sign a document which was tantamount to a confession. The signed document formed the basis of the case against him and he was convicted of the alleged offences by the Specialised Criminal Court (SCC). However, the trials failed to meet international standards. Ali and his family have strongly denied the charges against him, but, after the final appeal - which was held in secret and without Ali's knowledge - was dismissed, there are few legal options remaining to oppose the sentence originally handed down on 27 May 2014. It is feared that Ali could be executed in a matter of days.

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The case against Ali appears to be based on his familial connection to Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a 53-year old critic of the Saudi regime and a prominent religious leader in the Kingdom, who is his uncle. Mr Al Nimr was sentenced to death by crucifixion on charges including 'insulting the King' and delivering religious sermons that 'disrupt national unity'. This week, it emerged that the authorities plan to execute Ali's uncle on Thursday (17 September) sparking fears that his nephew will also be killed.

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr
Ali Mohammed al-Nimr faces death by crucifixion for alleged participation in anti-government protestsFacebook
Human rights organization Reprieve has urged the European Union to intervene with Saudi Arabia to prevent the killings.

Commenting on the inhumane and unjust sentence, Maya Foa, Director of the death penalty team at legal charity Reprieve said: "No one should have to go through the ordeal Ali has suffered – torture, forced 'confession,' and an unfair, secret trial process, resulting in a sentence of death by 'crucifixion.' But worse still, Ali was a vulnerable child when he was arrested and this ordeal began. His execution – based apparently on the authorities' dislike for his uncle, and his involvement in anti-government protests – would violate international law and the most basic standards of decency. It must be stopped."

Ali is just one of a number of young protestors including Dawoud Hussain al-Marhoon, who have been sentenced to death following involvement in anti-government protests. In January 2015, prominent Saudi blogger Raif Al-Badawi received the first of 1000 lashes as part of his sentence for his statements criticising the Saudi regime in 2012.

In a post to the NGO's website Foa added: "Saudi Arabia's wave of executions since the start of this year has provoked widespread disgust. But these killings, if they are allowed to go ahead, will mark a new low."

Despite global condemnation, the Saudi Government has continued to carry out executions at a high rate since King Salman came to power in January 2015. On May 6th 2015, the Kingdom carried out its 79th execution of the year, and it is already close to surpassing its 2014 total of 87 executions. The Saudi government maintains all cases are tried in accordance with Sharia law, and with strict fair trial standards observed.

According to Amnesty International Saudi Arabia has one of the highest execution rates in the world, with only China and Iran carrying out more judicial killings.

A Facebook page has been created to rally support in protest at

Jebeni Orban. tststststs

Saudi Arabia danas Njemacka i Eu sutra.

nek netko proba staviti Kuran na zemlju,paš vidjeti promptne transformacije...

bogomdani wrote:  Kuran  

Upravo ga proučavam. Danas sam pročitao 36. suru.

dobro je sve znati

Probaj naci original saudijsku,dakle bez omeksavanja i kamilice,na internetu...

bogomdani wrote:Probaj naci original saudijsku,dakle bez omeksavanja i kamilice,na internetu...

Pa ovaj koji imam kod kuće je štampan na bosanskom jeziku u Saudijskoj Arabiji i dar je muslimanima koji govore tim jezikom od kralja.