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Unos comentarios breves, que tengo lío...
Jaguar24 escribió:Zabopi escribió:¡hola!
Que me entere, hablamos de un ser humano que ha fallecido o de un safari, y luego hablamos de valores morales.
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/ejemplarEsta claro que cada quien es libre de atribuirse un significado interpretándolo haciendo un personal uso de su moral.
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Otro corto de otro ejemplar sueco muerto en Syria (Se estima que más de 30 ciudadanos suecos han ido a Syria)...
Es curioso, pero ninguna de los significados adjuntados a la palabra "ejemplar" se asocia a "ciudadano"... Una de dos, o te ajustas a las definiciones de la RAE o explicas que para ti un ejemplar = un ciudadano. Para no liar a la audiencia.
Jaguar24 escribió:... Lo que está claro es que el campo de batalla en siria está dominado, de la parte opositora, por extremistas religiosos que tienen y firman un solo fin.
Cuando las cifras de muertos de ambos lados exceden las decenas cada día, es difícil creer que todos (incluso la mayoría) de los muertos en el bando rebelde sean extremistas sean locales o extranjeros, cuando la población siria ha sido educada tradicionalmente fuera de los extremismos religiosos.
Lo que sí es cierto es que dentro del desbarajuste rebelde todos tienen claro un único fin común: terminar con el régimen de Assad.
Jaguar24 escribió:... Cada vez hay mas fotos actualizadas de niños al lado de combatientes del FSA (
http://abload.de/img/sy874psjhw.jpg,
http://abload.de/img/sy865zpumw.jpg,
http://files.newsnetz.ch/bildlegende/10 ... 70x641.jpg <-- como estas hay miles, incluso videos). Suponiendo que estos niños sean armados partiendo del punto de falta de hombres dispuestos a arriesgar sus vidas, ¿Que consecuencias tendrían el seguir supliendo de armamento a estas brigadas que conducen a niños envenenados mentalmente a disparar y arriesgar sus cortas vidas, que futuro será el de Siria cuando los niños que sobrevivan ya mayores entiendan que los problemas e ideales se resuelven con balas y bombas?...
La existencia de niños combatientes es una desgracia, pero lo que no se debe ignorar es la magnitud de las calamidades que sufre la infancia (atribuible en gran parte a Assad). Para ello sólo es necesario remitirse al informe de la organización encargada del análisis de la Infancia en Conflictos Armados de la ONU. Informe fresco. De hace unos días.
http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/67/845Syrian Arab Republic
150. ... The situation for children has deteriorated in all areas of concern. Among the well in excess of 70,000 people estimated to have been killed to date, many thousands are children. Sizeable numbers of children have been killed and gravely injured in shelling and fighting, while thousands more have seen family members killed or injured or have lived through shelling, missile firing and heavy aerial and artillery bombardment of their homes, schools and hospitals by the government forces, resulting in severe psychological distress. The use of terror tactics by armed opposition groups, such as car and other bombs, in civilian areas, including near schools, and the association of children with such armed groups rose sharply over the reporting period.
151. Children in the Syrian Arab Republic continued to be killed, injured and maimed by heavy artillery, air strikes, crossfire and explosive remnants of war as a direct result of the conflict in incidents that occurred in Damascus, Homs, Dera’a and Aleppo, among others. Refugee children inside the Syrian Arab Republic have also been directly affected. Palestinian and other refugee children have been killed, injured, forced to flee their homes and live in need in shelters for internally displaced persons. Government air strikes and bombardment predominated in areas controlled by the Free Syrian Army and other opposition groups. Government forces and allied shabbiha militia continued incursions in areas of contested control. On 25 May 2012, government soldiers and shabbiha members reportedly entered El Houleh village, Homs governorate, and killed 100 civilians, including at least 41 children. The local school, where people had sought refuge, was reportedly bombed by government forces in July 2012, resulting in the death of two children.
152. The use of heavy weaponry and the alleged use of cluster munitions in heavily populated areas resulted in child and other civilian casualties. In a village near Ar Raqqah, survivors alleged that dozens of cluster munitions had been dropped on their homes over a period of days in March 2013. A witness recounted seeing two boys, aged 9 and 13 years, suffer injury and the loss of their hands and limbs when they picked up unexploded cluster bomblets. Further reports were received of cluster munitions being used in Hamah, Ar Rastan, Mohassan, Aleppo and Idlib. Although government forces were allegedly responsible for most of those casualties, opposition groups have also reportedly acquired and used heavy weapons against the civilian population.
153. The United Nations also received reports of opposition armed groups engaging in terror tactics, such as car and other bombings, near schools and in public places, resulting in the death of and injury to children and other civilians. It was not
possible to attribute responsibility for specific incidents that led to child casualties, owing to the nature of the operational structure of armed opposition groups in the Syrian Arab Republic and the lack of access for the United Nations to carry out
investigations.
154. Detention, torture and ill-treatment of children for alleged association with the opposition continued to be a worrying trend. In that regard, there were a number of accounts of sexual violence against boys to obtain information or a confession by the State forces, largely but not exclusively by members of the State intelligence services and the Syrian Armed Forces. Child detainees, largely boys and as young as 14 years of age, suffered similar or identical methods of torture as adults, including electric shock, beatings, stress positions and threats and acts of sexual torture...
155. Information was received that the national armed forces used children as human shields...
156. The United Nations has received a growing number of reports of use of children by armed opposition groups, such as the Free Syrian Army. From accounts received, child association with the Free Syrian Army is often linked to an older relative facilitating recruitment or in instances in which the child has lost all members of his or her family. It is also linked to the fact that there is no central recruitment authority among the Free Syrian Army and that many forces are clanbased or village-based. Consequently, children, on average between 15 and 17 years of age, have been used in both combat and support roles, such as food and water portering and loading bullets into cartridges. A former Free Syrian Army combatant of Kafr Zeita village stated to the United Nations that children as young as 14 years were largely used for loading bullets, delivering food and evacuating the injured...
157. The United Nations received information suggesting that schools and hospitals were targeted by the Government. Reports were also received of schools being used and damaged by armed opposition groups. A total of 167 education personnel, including 69 teachers, were reported to have been killed as at the end of February 2013, while 2,445 schools were reported to have been damaged. Some 2,000 schools are being used as shelters for internally displaced persons...
158. Reports indicated that schools continued to be bombed, shelled and raided by government forces. On the other hand, several parties to the conflict were responsible for using schools for military purposes. There are numerous incidents of government forces entering schools and using them either as a temporary base or as a detention facility. The Free Syrian Army allegedly used schools in a number of areas as bases, makeshift hospitals and, in some instances, ammunition storage and detention centres...
159. The United Nations received further information that hospitals and makeshift hospitals had been bombed and, in some cases, specifically targeted by government forces, allegedly because they housed wounded Free Syrian Army elements. Reports have also been received of government forces entering hospitals and arresting young men and boys suspected of being Free Syrian Army sympathizers...
160. As noted in my report on sexual violence in conflict (A/67/792-S/2013/149), United Nations monitors received credible allegations of sexual violence against women and girls, in particular during raids conducted by the Syrian military in Homs and other areas, but also in detention facilities or at checkpoints. The United Nations is also concerned about allegations of abduction and rape of women and girls by armed opposition groups in cities, villages and neighbourhoods perceived to be in favour of the Government...No sólo en Siria. También en El Líbano a causa de la guerra siria:
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Lebanon
76. The United Nations reported incidents of grave violations against children resulting from clashes between armed groups in Lebanon and hostilities along its borders. During the reporting period, the level and scale of armed violence affecting
children increased, in particular as a result of the impact of the Syrian conflict on Lebanon. The United Nations documented 24 violations against children, most of which involved killing and maiming, compared with 11 in 2011. Most affected were
the border areas between Lebanon and the Syrian Arab Republic in the north and the Bekaa valley, in addition to the area in and around Tripoli.
77. ... The United Nations also received allegations of Syrian refugee children in border areas of Lebanon being pressured
into joining armed groups in the Syrian Arab Republic. Anecdotal information regarding possible association of children with armed militias, in particular in and around Tripoli, was also prevalent.
78. The increasing number of Syrian refugees crossing into Lebanon created growing threats of exposure of children to landmines and unexploded ordnance. Cross-border shelling and armed clashes inside Lebanon posed new risks to children. Such incidents resulted in the killing of five boys and a girl between 8 months and 15 years of age and the maiming of two girls and three boys between 11 and 15 years of age, mostly in Tripoli and Wadi Khalid, northern Lebanon."Como se ve, todo bastante más grave que el caso de que un niño tome su fusil...
Nota al margen... Por aclarar conceptos y para evitar intoxicaciones. Igual que un periodista de El País no es el Consejo Editorial de ese periódico, tampoco el IEEE es la OTAN. Por lo demás, el Instituto publica informes muy interesantes.
A ver si es posible que la próxima tanda de documentos-documentos se refiera algo remotamente parecido a los encabezados de los mensajes.
dromack89 escribió:en esta vida nada es paranoia simplemente hay que prevenir
si puedes producir cancer en animales (ratones , etc) no creo que sea muy dificil hacerlo en personas
Independientemente de que es relativamente común que los altos cargos confíen su alimentación a personal y fuentes de confianza... si nos queremos poner conspirativos, a lo mejor Putin se acordó de lo malito que se puso un ruso en Londres. Litvinenko se llamaba.
Player007 escribió:Detenido en España el portavoz belga del Comité contra la Injerencia en Siria
Bahar Kimyongür, portavoz del Comité contra la Injerencia en Siria y colaborador de Investig´Action, es detenido en España. La Ministra del Interior belga ,Milquet, se venga de esta forma...
"Milquet se venga de esta forma"...
Qué pena de sistema educativo y qué manera de tirar el dinero.
¿No será por ventura el angelito detenido miembro del DHKP-C... organización terrorista incluida en las listas de la Unión Europea hasta hace nada?...
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2012:337:0050:01:ES:HTML... ¿y acusada de atentar mortalmente en Turquía este mismo año?
http://www.vtv.gob.ve/articulos/2013/02/02/organizacion-turca-reivindica-atentado-frente-a-embajada-de-eeuu-2483.htmlLo dicho, que la detención del tipo este es porque alguien en un ministerio le odia. De vez en cuando uno se encuentra con unos cráneos más que privilegiados por los foros, oiga.
Saludos.
