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well that I am, but I am half YEMENI Arab, he's a Saudi. See the difference? if not then please refrain from commentary.[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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Nothing against our average Saudi brothers. This guy however was a government official. Saudi government representatives should be beaten in every Muslim country upon arrival. I would go as far as saying that the hajj should be boycotted because the holy cities are in the hands of the most treasonous ilk on the planet.Originally posted by Bharati View PostRTR : you're half arab, why are you racist against you lol
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Originally posted by RevolutionThroughReason View Postwell that I am, but I am half YEMENI Arab, he's a Saudi. See the difference? if not then please refrain from commentary.
you are in the eyes of all Afghan: 100% pure Arab Wahabi.
You are the same camel face extremist trying to hunt for a wife.
You are not really against talibananas like us you are their creator and intellectual Godmother. You think labeling paki to people as an insult is differentiating you for us?!?! We are laughing at you in behind thinking looking at camel trying to be one of us. You were are and will forever be Arab. You are Yemeni Saudi Iraqiya balding. Probably you became paranoid about white van outside your house and are pertending to be anti extremism but are just looking desperate with your "we afghans" this and that. Your old commentary shows you as extremist sympathizer and Taliban supporter.
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Originally posted by al-arabI gave you plenty of evidence but I can post it again if you like.
No, the information is not correct. There are more than 50 different tribes in Al- Anbar.
The 19 tribal suyuh are all from the same Dulaim confederation and sub-clans nearly. Most of those despised the Americans but for conflicts of interest they struck a deal with thet Americans and in return they became rich. Later the same tribal suyuh realized that they were wrong and for some if was too late.
Look, 95 percent of all Al-Qaeda in Iraq are locals. All leaders are locals and have been locals apart from one exception (Jordanian Al-Zarqawi across the border to Jordan - which is basically the same tribes as in Iraq)
But yes, some elements in AQI were unislamic and too brutal which they were punished for and expelled. I already told you that even Osama Bin Laden opposed them and wanted to distance himself from them.
I think brother Barakzai once posted an excellent report of the Anbar Awaking were it said that all the tribal leaders from the Dulaim tribe (those mentioned in your quote) opposed the Americans but had no other choice due to tribal rivalries and fearing for their lack of influence and of course some elements in the AQI that were too brutal and unislamic. But those were locals not Saudis.
Most Saudis came to Baghdad and Northern Iraq (Mosul) and those Saudis who came to Al-Anbar were from the same tribes just across the borders as I told.
The only thing I agree with you is that some elements in AQI during 2006-2007 were heavily inspired by wahhabiyya elements but 99 percent of them were locals. I can also agree with you that some Saudis from the same tribes across the border joined by they all had the same common goal. In general AQI's main problem was the unislamic elements and the brutality against the civilian population. So it was a good thing that those elements were defeated and removed by SOME of the Anbari locals.
Also this Sayh Abdul Sattar Eftikhan Al-Rishawi ad-Dulaimi was killed already in spring 2007. That's how popular he was.



The bomb that killed him:



Al-Arab,
Will the oil in Iraq ever be nationalized? Right now , it is being stolen.
By the way, is it true that there is still a US occupation in Kurdistan, and that the puppet government cant do anything about this?
There is a lot of oil in Kirkuk. Divide strategy seems to have worked in Iraq as all the oil wealth is being drained out of the country, reaping profits for big oil, and the people dont benefit due to the puppet government
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Yemenis are not Wahhabis, except the ones brainwashed by Saudis in the border areas of Yemen and Saudi, Where my mother is from, Hadramout, They're primarily Sufis that belong to the Ba'alawiyah Sufi Tradition. If you knew anything about Afghans, you'd know in Afghan culture the father being Afghan makes the child Afghan. The fact you think otherwise shows this "We" you speak of doesn't exist and that you have no credibility to claim being Afghan.Originally posted by SpinKhan View Postyou are in the eyes of all Afghan: 100% pure Arab Wahabi.
You are the same camel face extremist trying to hunt for a wife.
You are not really against talibananas like us you are their creator and intellectual Godmother. You think labeling paki to people as an insult is differentiating you for us?!?! We are laughing at you in behind thinking looking at camel trying to be one of us. You were are and will forever be Arab. You are Yemeni Saudi Iraqiya balding. Probably you became paranoid about white van outside your house and are pertending to be anti extremism but are just looking desperate with your "we afghans" this and that. Your old commentary shows you as extremist sympathizer and Taliban supporter.
And thus you may accuse me of having a "camel face" ; but I know without a shred of doubt that your face resembles the "camel's behind"; and that's clearly the worst positio.
As for the "white van" nonsense ....that's some homosexual fantasy of yours from all the Bacha Bazi you do.Last edited by RevolutionThroughReason; 06-10-2012, 03:44 PM.[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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Originally posted by al-arabI gave you plenty of evidence but I can post it again if you like.
No, the information is not correct. There are more than 50 different tribes in Al- Anbar.
The 19 tribal suyuh are all from the same Dulaim confederation and sub-clans nearly. Most of those despised the Americans but for conflicts of interest they struck a deal with thet Americans and in return they became rich. Later the same tribal suyuh realized that they were wrong and for some if was too late.
Look, 95 percent of all Al-Qaeda in Iraq are locals. All leaders are locals and have been locals apart from one exception (Jordanian Al-Zarqawi across the border to Jordan - which is basically the same tribes as in Iraq)
But yes, some elements in AQI were unislamic and too brutal which they were punished for and expelled. I already told you that even Osama Bin Laden opposed them and wanted to distance himself from them.
I think brother Barakzai once posted an excellent report of the Anbar Awaking were it said that all the tribal leaders from the Dulaim tribe (those mentioned in your quote) opposed the Americans but had no other choice due to tribal rivalries and fearing for their lack of influence and of course some elements in the AQI that were too brutal and unislamic. But those were locals not Saudis.
Most Saudis came to Baghdad and Northern Iraq (Mosul) and those Saudis who came to Al-Anbar were from the same tribes just across the borders as I told.
The only thing I agree with you is that some elements in AQI during 2006-2007 were heavily inspired by wahhabiyya elements but 99 percent of them were locals. I can also agree with you that some Saudis from the same tribes across the border joined by they all had the same common goal. In general AQI's main problem was the unislamic elements and the brutality against the civilian population. So it was a good thing that those elements were defeated and removed by SOME of the Anbari locals.
Also this Sayh Abdul Sattar Eftikhan Al-Rishawi ad-Dulaimi was killed already in spring 2007. That's how popular he was.
You can post this over and over again, 1000 times over and over again, until your hands bleed
the problem is when I read this NONE OF IT proves anything. And assasinations does't mean that he wasn't popular; Didn't Al-Qaeda go around assasinating people? Does this mean the people the Al-Qaeda murdered were unpopular?
This is why I never accept your evidence; because all of it is based on faulty logic
Evidence is not merely posting pictures with George Bush; Even AL-Qaeda militants used to meet with the American CIA back in the 80's.. evidence is presenting something which has Logically Coherent
yours is not.[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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الله يسلمك كلامك عين العقل وانا معااك في الي تقوله ....Originally posted by al-arab View Postيسرّني جدّاً سماع ذلك يا أخي. أنا سعيد لأن امتحاناتك جرت على ما يرام. الحمد لله
أنا في أوروبا في زيارة لبعض الأقارب. كلّ شيء جيّد هنا إلا الطقس، فالطقس ماطر
يسرّني فعلاً أن أسمع أنك بحال جيّدة أنت وعائلتك
أنا في إسبانيا حالياً
سأشاهد الفيديو قريبا جدّاً يا أخي
أنت محقّ تماماً يا أخي. إنها كلمات حكيمة. يجب أن نتجنّب جهالتهم ونحمي ما تلزم حمايته. غير أنّهم لا يعرفون الظروف الحقيقيّة ولا يسمعون إلا الدعاية الغربيّة
معظمهم كفّار وخونة ولذلك يكرهون الإسلام والعرب. ويجب فضحهم وفضح دعايتهم، فهذا فيه خير الجميع، أو على الأقلّ تجاهلهم وتجاهل كراهيّتهم

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that amir guy's comment on the second video was so funny.
wallah, i want to go to paris, climb on the eiffel tower and commit suicide.
but yeah..iraq looks whole lot less depressing than it did just a few years ago.
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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I don't understand half of your message.Originally posted by RevolutionThroughReason View PostYou can post this over and over again, 1000 times over and over again, until your hands bleed
the problem is when I read this NONE OF IT proves anything. And assasinations does't mean that he wasn't popular; Didn't Al-Qaeda go around assasinating people? Does this mean the people the Al-Qaeda murdered were unpopular?
This is why I never accept your evidence; because all of it is based on faulty logic
Evidence is not merely posting pictures with George Bush; Even AL-Qaeda militants used to meet with the American CIA back in the 80's.. evidence is presenting something which has Logically Coherent
yours is not.
But you said that AQI were not critised by Osama Bin Laden which I proved (see my reuters article). I also proved that most foreigners going to Iraq were Jordanians and Saudis from the same tribes across the border (see my 3 different sources 1 Arabic, 1 Western and 1 book).
Also I said that not all tribes were against Al-Qaeda only some from the Dulaimi confederation of tribes. I also proved that all leaders have been local except Al-Zarqawi who was Jordanian which is the same as Anbari since both are neighbours and the same tribes live in both countries not to mention all the Iraqis (25 of all Jordanians are of Iraqi descent)
What I can agree with as that some elements in AQI during 2006-2007 were heavily inspired by wahhabiyya elements but 99 percent of them were locals. I can also agree with you that some Saudis from the same tribes across the border joined by they all had the same common goal. In general AQI's main problem was the unislamic elements and the brutality against the civilian population. So it was a good thing that those elements were defeated and removed by SOME of the Anbari locals. Today it is completely different.
Remember that the most powerful AQ cell is in Iraq together with Yemen? In all those 2 places all are locals with few exceptions. Just like Taliban as I told you.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f14_1255496917
One video of Iraqi in Afghanistan and now I undertand your conclusion = all brave Afghani fighters foreing?
Brother this is lost cause unforunately. We cannot change this I think.Originally posted by sunni View Postالله يسلمك كلامك عين العقل وانا معااك في الي تقوله ....
أنت محقّ تماماً يا أخي. إنها كلمات حكيمة. يجب أن نتجنّب جهالتهم ونحمي ما تلزم حمايته. غير أنّهم لا يعرفون الظروف الحقيقيّة ولا يسمعون إلا الدعاية الغربيّة
خذ راحتك
الله معااك!

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This is the new puppet regime and how their puppets behave.
Yes, it is something we as Arabs should be proud of I see this. Irony of course. Why do you support puppet governments in all Arab countries? Do you also support the tyrant Al-Asad and the puppet regime in Yemen? You need to explain this I think.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=bd5_1338467616Last edited by al-arab; 06-10-2012, 04:22 PM.
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That's just your own personal explanation; As for whether or not Osama Bin Laden criticized them. I never once commented on that topic. So stop putting words in my mouthOriginally posted by al-arab View PostI don't understand half of your message.
But you said that AQI were not critised by Osama Bin Laden which I proved (see my reuters article). I also proved that most foreigners going to Iraq were Jordanians and Saudis from the same tribes across the border (see my 3 different sources 1 Arabic, 1 Western and 1 book).
Also I said that not all tribes were against Al-Qaeda only some from the Dulaimi confederation of tribes. I also proved that all leaders have been local except Al-Zarqawi who was Jordanian which is the same as Anbari since both are neighbours and the same tribes live in both countries not to mention all the Iraqis (25 of all Jordanians are of Iraqi descent)
What I can agree with as that some elements in AQI during 2006-2007 were heavily inspired by wahhabiyya elements but 99 percent of them were locals. I can also agree with you that some Saudis from the same tribes across the border joined by they all had the same common goal. In general AQI's main problem was the unislamic elements and the brutality against the civilian population. So it was a good thing that those elements were defeated and removed by SOME of the Anbari locals. Today it is completely different.
Remember that the most powerful AQ cell is in Iraq together with Yemen? In all those 2 places all are locals with few exceptions. Just like Taliban as I told you.
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nothing you wrote or refer to proves your point. There is nothing that says 99% were local, there is plenty that indicates they were Saudis and Jordanians.[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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Originally posted by lynx View PostAl-Arab,
do yourself a favor and ignore this troll Revolution. Stop wasting time talking to him.
He makes a circus show because thats all he does
You're just saying this because your feelings were hurt by getting banned for bothering Pashtun women.[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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