Good job En Klose!!
Apa2 pun Argentina bermain sebaik mungkin. Aku rasa pemain german berjaya mengawal pergerakkan Messi. Sorry ye En Messi. Walaupun anda x dapat ke final anda tetap comel..hehehe..En Klose n pasukan Germany teruskan sampai final dan dapatkan world cup tu okay!!
Walaupun kalah tapi anda tetap comel..=P
Gaya apakah ini..=)
p/s : boleh tidur dgn nyenyaknya mlm ni..hehehe
kesian messi yg chomel itu
ReplyDeletehuk3
sy merasai kekecewaan messi
haha..memang kesian kat messi..
ReplyDeletebye2 messi...next time ye...
* 1939-1944, the Nazi periodical in Arabic, "Barid al Sharq" (The Orient Post, by Kamal al Din al Galal) which included contributors, Shakib Arslan, the Mufti and Younes Bahri.
ReplyDelete* 1942 - The mufti plans to build crematoria, like Auschwitz, for the Jews of the Middle East, in the Dotan Valley.
* 1943, the mufti with Rashid Ali al-Gaylani, accompanied by Nazi officials, visits the Trebbin concentration camp. In addition to eyewitnesses, another visit to the third Auschwitz - "Monowitz".
* 1943 between the spring and October 29: for six months the mufti urged the Nazis to bomb cities with Jewish settlements, especially Tel Aviv. In addition, he suggested carrying out the attack on November 2 - the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
* By the way, not only the mufti worked with the Nazis. There were like 200 Arabs with him, mainly from Palestine.
* After the war, the mufti won the jubilation of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
The notorious anti-Semite Nazi Johann von Leers (Omar Amin) was accepted in Egypt by the Mufti and he became the political adviser of the Department of Information under Muhammad Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser. He also helped Nazi Ernst-Wilhelm Springer escape to Egypt.
* 1946, although the Mufti "was not allowed to enter Palestine, the Arab League now installed him as the new leader of the Palestinian Arabs with an annual budget of £10,000."
* The mufti's student, Ahmad Shukeiri (who helped the mufti's gang kill his brother Dr. Anwar Shukeri on June 8, 1939) and his accomplice Jamal al-Husseini, both justified the Holocaust in 1946.
* 1947, Arabs recruit ex Nazis to fight the Jews. All in all. Some research showed, around 1,000 of them.
* 1947, Issa Nakhleh would work for the Mufti in the Arab Higher Committee, then agitating in Argentina, then coming back to the US and spread propaganda for decades (1960s, 1970s, 1980s) with neo-Nazis.
* 1947-1948, Arab leadership including the Mufti, told the Arabs of Palestine to leave the land till "victory."
The core at the Middle East 'conflict' is about anti-Jewish bigotry
ReplyDelete* The intolerance started mainly since Sheikh Suleiman al-Taji al-Faruqi wrote a hateful poem in Falastin newspaper on November 8, 1913 mixing Quranic ideas with old anti Semitic stereotypes (leading to the 1914 closure of the newspaper by the Turks for inciting race-hatred). Then by Haj Amin al-Husseini in the 1920s. The Mufti also chose to "believe" in ancient blood libel.
* The brunt of the victims in 1920, 1921 and especially in Hebron 1929 massacre, were non-Zionist pious-Jews.
* March 1933, within weeks of Hitler's coming to power, the Mufti already approached German's council and offered alliance.
* May 1933, Falastin newspaper glorified Hitler as "noble" and justified his persecution of the Jews.
* September 1933, Eissa Bendak, editor of the radical bi-weekly Sawt Al Shaab has left for Paris to receive instructions from a group of Germans and Arabs on "conducting Nazi propaganda" in Palestine.
* Ibrahim a-Shanti's 1934 founded the newspaper 'Ad Difa'a' was very pro Hitler.
(Asides from the instances he had to moderate his tone under British censorship and threat of banning).
* May 1935, when delegates returned from an Arab youth conference in Haifa, their train to Afula bore a swastika chalked on one of the coaches with an Arabic inscription beneath it reading "Germany above All."
* June 1935, Arabs in Haifa form Nazi club, called 'Red Moon,' well funded by the Nazis. "Groups of brown-clad Arab youths are now organized."
* 1936, Grand Mufti with Jamal al-Husseini established the Futuwwa modeled on Hitler Youth.
* 1936-1937, Hitler's book Mein Kampf - a best sellers among radical Arabs in Palestine.
* Jan 1937, Istiqlal’s Auni Abd al-Hadi told Nazi magazine: "Arabs Like the Nazis."
* 1937, ahead of the Bludan conference, the Grand Mufti, (after Nashashibi left the Arab Higher Committee) sent a warning (officially by the Arab Higher Committee) to other Arab countries (including Lebanon) in the Middle East not to accept any Jews. The Mufti sent also a hate booklet to the conference. It was used in his 1943 recruitment of SS Bosnian Muslims.
* 1937, Walter Doehle, German consul in Jerusalem: 'Palestinian Arabs in all social strata have great sympathies for the new Germany and its Führer...'
* September, 1938, around 100 representatives from Arab Palestine at Nazi conference in Nuremberg.
* May 1939, Istiqlal's Auni 'abd al-Hadi, meets Nazi officials in Berlin.
* Hitler's "Voice of the Arabs" radio, started with Yunis Behari, and was especially reinforced by the Mufti after 1941. His hate broadcasts from Berlin, in which he also called on all Arabs to "kill the Jews wherever they are - this is pleasing to Allah".
* A survey by Mr. Sari Sakanini in Palestine in February 1941 found that 88 percent of the Arabs supported the Nazis.
* 1941, together with other Arabs, (including from Palestine: Akram Zuaiter and Darwish al-Miqdadi), instigate to the Farhud massacre that happened in June 1941 in Iraq, where some say even a thousand Jews died. There was gang rape and children were thrown into the water in front of their parents.
* The married immoral Mufti spent the war years 1941-1945 in Berlin, surrounded by German women and received a lot of money.