MERGED: The Arab Spring

[isidromax]

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dili lang ta basta basta mangaway sa US. assuming nga tinood na inyo mga issues about sa US, but dili lang ta mo tan aw sa negative side, positive i count sad.

kinahanglan man jud nga naay most powerful nga nasud (US) para naay mag bantay o mag control sa mga nasud. imagine kun pareho ra tanan ka powerful ang tanang nasud, naa kahay peace? i don't think so. mag cge lang ta og giyera.
kun mobasa ka sa history, mo come and go ra man sad na ang mga super power nga country(egypt, israel, greece,rome, spain, england, russia)

kanang sobra ka anti US dinha, unsa may gusto ninyo manghawod, ang china? o ang mga arabo? basin mas gubot samot kalibotan, hehe

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

if, ang oil reserves ang gi-gukod sa US, pastilan na lang jud nila,....

if kani ma mass produce na, gani ni, ug ang kani na technology nga gigamit ani na auto, ma embrace fully world wide, ambot na lang jud

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_FCX_Clarity

[mlhl@7]

If you have the power what shall you do? of course you want to control everything.. it is business.

Pero TS bias raka on what you perceived, dili lang unta ang mga bati imong gibantayan, apila pud ang nindot nila nga gi buhat. Then diha nata mo conclude, if gi brain washed ta sa CNN, BBC ug FOX kanang imo reference wala sad kaha ka gi brain washed?

Everyone can express their opinion but do not conclude or put an end on a topic, ni post raka ug article from other author, he might be bias on what he perceived also.

[mlhl@7]

on my opinion, this is one way to maintain the balance in this world. Wala man cguro duha ka hari sa usa ka gingharian.

[lestat1116]

ako na sabatan is wala man naglabot ang US sa libya.. ang French man nagsupport sa rebels. ni back up ra man ang US sa French/EU.. wala man power gani ang US karon sa libya.

[gareb]

just a few months more and it will be a year (December Tunisian uprising) when the Arab Spring began and there is still no stopping the major regime shake-ups that are happening in the Arab world.

to date these have been the countries that have been experiencing either full fledged civil wars, revolts, isolated uprisings, and various forms of protests.


(courtesy of Wikipedia)

some major regime changes were seen as the aftermath of the following events:

Tunisian revolution
Egyptian revolution
Libyan civil war
Syrian uprising
Yemeni uprising

other countries in the Arab world also experienced protests with varying success.

Algeria
Bahrain
Iraq
Israeli border
Jordan
Morocco
Oman
Saudi Arabia

all eyes are now on Syria with its violent crackdown on protesters; the viciousness of which has reached the halls of the United Nations, with a European-backed sanction against Syria vetoed by both China and Russia in the UN Security Council.

on the other hand, a welcome development has emerged out of Saudi Arabia with King Abdullah announcing that women were now allowed to vote (but still not allowed to drive).

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China, Russia vetoes thwart U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria
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[bot_yok]

Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, the most wanted man in the world, has been killed, the country's rebel government claimed today.

The flamboyant tyrant who terrorized his country and much of the world during his 42 years of despotic rule was cornered by insurgents in the town of Sirte, where Gadhafi had been born and a stronghold of his supporters.

The National Transition Council said that its fighters found and shot Gadhafi in Sirte, which finally fell to the rebels today after weeks of tough fighting.


Libyan Dictator Moammar Gadhafi Is Dead, Rebels Claim - Yahoo! News

i dont know if this is true....

[cyberlady82]

i hope it's true!

[trax]

maau unta ug naa gyuy hulagway nga mogawas, basin ug parihas ra ug nawong..

[naftal]

i hope Gaddafi really killed and this news is not just a propaganda.




Gaddafi killed as Libya's revolt claims hometown | Reuters