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mogu da ti puše irineju

...ovaj u kolicima bi to i postavio kao sledeće pitanje...

Pazi ti Kopte...
Šta ti je hrišćanski pravoslavni narod...
...a kod nas ovako narod složno samo na Cecine sise...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxu3Kw8aD68

Terminally ill woman holds party before ending her life

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SAN DIEGO (AP) — In early July, Betsy Davis emailed her closest friends and relatives to invite them to a two-day party, telling them: "These circumstances are unlike any party you have attended before, requiring emotional stamina, centeredness and openness."
And just one rule: No crying in front of her.
The 41-year-old artist with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, held the gathering to say goodbye before becoming one of the first Californians to take a lethal dose of drugs under the state's new doctor-assisted suicide law for the terminally ill.
"For me and everyone who was invited, it was very challenging to consider, but there was no question that we would be there for her," said Niels Alpert, a cinematographer from New York City.
"The idea to go and spend a beautiful weekend that culminates in their suicide — that is not a normal thing, not a normal, everyday occurrence. In the background of the lovely fun, smiles and laughter that we had that weekend was the knowledge of what was coming."
Davis worked out a detailed schedule for the gathering on the weekend of July 23-24, including the precise hour she planned to slip into a coma, and shared her plans with her guests in the invitation.
More than 30 people came to the party at a home with a wraparound porch in the picturesque Southern California mountain town of Ojai, flying in from New York, Chicago and across California.
One woman brought a cello. A man played a harmonica. There were cocktails, pizza from her favorite local joint, and a screening in her room of one of her favorite movies, "The Dance of Reality," based on the life of a Chilean film director.
As the weekend drew to a close, her friends kissed her goodbye, gathered for a photo and left, and Davis was wheeled out to a canopy bed on a hillside, where she took a combination of morphine, pentobarbital and chloral hydrate prescribed by her doctor.
Kelly Davis said she loved her sister's idea for the gathering, which Betsy Davis referred to as a "rebirth."
"Obviously it was hard for me. It's still hard for me," said Davis, who wrote about it for the online news outlet Voice of San Diego. "The worst was needing to leave the room every now and then, because I would get choked up. But people got it. They understood how much she was suffering and that she was fine with her decision. They respected that. They knew she wanted it to be a joyous occasion."
Davis ended her life a little over a month after a California law giving the option to the terminally ill went into effect. Four other states allow doctor-assisted suicide, with Oregon the first in 1997.
Opponents of the law in lobbying against it before state legislators argued that hastening death was morally wrong, that it puts terminally ill patients at risk for coerced death by loved ones and could become a way out for people who are uninsured or fearful of high medical bills.
Marilyn Golden of the Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund, said her heart goes out to anyone dealing with a terminal illness, but "there are still millions of people in California threatened by the danger of this law."
Davis spent months planning her exit, feeling empowered after spending the last three years losing control of her body bit by bit. The painter and performance artist could no longer stand, brush her teeth or scratch an itch. Her caretakers had to translate her slurred speech for others.
"Dear rebirth participants you're all very brave for sending me off on my journey," she wrote in her invitation. "There are no rules. Wear what you want, speak your mind, dance, hop, chant, sing, pray, but do not cry in front of me. OK, one rule."
During the party, old friends reconnected and Davis rolled in and out of the rooms in her electric wheelchair and onto the porch, talking with her guests.
At one point, she invited friends to her room to try on the clothes she had picked out for them. They modeled the outfits to laughter. Guests were also invited to take a "Betsy souvenir" — a painting, beauty product or other memento. Her sister had placed sticky notes on the items, explaining each one's significance.
Wearing a Japanese kimono she bought on a bucket-list trip she took after being diagnosed in 2013, she looked out at her last sunset and took the drugs at 6:45 p.m. with her caretaker, her doctor, her massage therapist and her sister by her side. Four hours later, she died.
Friends said it was the final performance for the artist, who once drew pictures on a stage with whipped cream.
"What Betsy did gave her the most beautiful death that any person could ever wish for," Alpert said. "By taking charge, she turned her departure into a work of art."
Her guests agreed to meet again on her birthday in June to scatter her ashes.

Kakav čist satanizam!
"By taking charge..."
...sa dve ruke i sa dve noge da se krstim... (Radovan III )

Glupi zakoni, glupi sekularitet.
Ali ni to nije najgore što nas čeka, tako da još se ne treba uzbuđavamo.

Jesus DIDN'T ascend to Heaven? Shock 'final resting place' claim throws Bible into doubt

Quote from: Meho Krljic on 21-09-2016, 08:48:31
Jesus DIDN'T ascend to Heaven? Shock 'final resting place' claim throws Bible into doubt

One of the world's oldest biblical texts read for the first time

Edit: Nisam hteo ovo ovde, poblesavio sam.

Evo umesto toga jedna lepa slika:

http://www.blic.rs/vesti/hronika/sramota-me-da-pricam-sta-mi-je-sve-radio-stravicna-ispovest-zene-iz-kaluderice-koju/70tjcfj

uobicajeno novinarsko nasilje nad mozgom. sto ne napishu realan clanak?
te ovaj gospodin, te ona brizna majka...

prevedimo: muslimanska zatucana izdrkotina od cetrdeset godina (asocijalna) naziva ahmet (slikovita karikatura: ljeto, patike, sako odijela) namuvala maloljetnicu (asocijalnu) naziva marija. marijina mama se zove emina? supruzi imaju razlicita prezimena?
sve u donjoj gornjoj pripizdini iza sedam brda naziva kaludjerica.

lokalo se, seksalo tko-koga-gdje-i-kad-kako-dohvati, desilo se troje djece, nastupili problemi: djeca smaraju. nervozan ahmet, zivcana marija, bum-tras.
oduzeti djecu i u sve u logor. aktere, susjede i rodbinu do treceg koljena.

Baby Jesus statue in Canada turns heads with artist's 'shocking' restoration

Jesus' Tomb Opened for First Time in Centuries 

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The original rock where Jesus Christ is traditionally believed to have been buried in Jerusalem has been exposed to the light of day for the first time in centuries.
According to an exclusive report by National Geographic, a partner in the project at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the original rock surface has been covered with marble slabs since at least 1555, and possibly longer. During a conservation project to shore up the shrine surrounding the tomb, a team from the National Technical University of Athens in Greece realized that they would need to access the substructure of the shrine to restore it, said Fredrik Hiebert, the archaeologist-in-residence at the National Geographic Society. [See Photos of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre]
"The Greek conservation group are the first, as far as we know, to actually open this," Hiebert told Live Science. "It's pretty exceptional."
Holy site Some theological historians believe that Jesus was a real man who was born sometime around the year 1 or earlier in Bethlehem in modern-day Palestine, only later to move to Nazareth in Israel. He is thought to have died around the year 29.

The site venerated as the tomb of Jesus is encased in structures like a Russian nesting doll. According to the Hebrew Bible, Jesus was laid to rest on a stone platform in a cave hewn out of a rock wall. In 326, the first Christian emperor of Rome, Constantine, sent his mother, Helena, as a representative to Jerusalem, where locals pointed out one cave among an area of first-century burials that was said to hold the tomb of Jesus.
Constantine had a shrine installed over the cave. The original top of the cave was removed so that pilgrims could look down and view the slab where Jesus' body was said to have rested. This shrine is known as the Holy Edicule, and it was last reconstructed after a fire in the early 1800s, according to National Geographic. [See Images of Jesus' House and Nazareth Artifacts]
The Holy Edicule itself sits within the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or Church of the Resurrection, which is a famed pilgrimage site and working monastery. It's built directly over the cave where Jesus was said to be buried; another wing sits over the site where he is said to have been crucified. Three sects jointly manage the site: the Greek Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church and the Armenian Orthodox Church. The three groups agreed in 1958 that conservation of the Edicule was necessary, but it's taken nearly 50 years to agree on a method and to secure funding. (According to National Geographic, the project will cost more than $4 million.)
"There was a moment in which you could see on the faces of the important people of the church, a certain happiness that this has actually happened," Hiebert said of the conservation.
Shoring up history A grid of iron bars installed in the 1940s held the Edicule structure upright until the project started. Now, Hiebert said, the Greek team — with years of experience under their belts of shoring up ancient structures like the Parthenon — will inject mortar around the marble slabs that make up the Edicule.
"This will permanently restore them, and it won't need supports," Hiebert said.
The conservation team was surprised at how much of the original cave structure remains, he said. They've peeled back marble slabs from the 19th century that were in turn covering slabs from the 15th century, covering slabs from the 12th century, which themselves shield the original bedrock.
  As to whether the tomb ever contained the remains of the historical Jesus, "it's a matter of faith," Hiebert said. There are no remains to analyze or DNA evidence to exhume. There is scholarly debate over whether Jesus even existed, said Robert Cargill, an archaeologist and author of "The Cities that Built the Bible" (HarperOne, 2016). A minority of historians think Jesus was a literary construct, said Cargill, who was not involved in the new tomb project, while others think a real person named Jesus existed but that little is known about him.
"We know that Romans crucified people and that people were buried there" in the first and second centuries, Cargill told Live Science. It's also known that there was an oral tradition about the site of Jesus' burial 300 years later, when Helena came to visit Jerusalem.
"We still don't have any [archaeological] evidence that Jesus was crucified, nor do we have evidence that he was crucified there beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre," Cargill said.
Nevertheless, Cargill said, the site is an important one for early Christianity and for the Christian cultural tradition.
"It has been a sacred place for 1,600 years," he said.
The excavations are unlikely to reveal anything new about the history of early Christianity, particularly since the current Edicule structure is only about 200 years old, Cargill said. However, the conservation project has opened up a new view of this old site.
"You can actually look down onto the rock from above, which you couldn't do when the Edicule is actually there," Cargill said. "That's a perspective that most people haven't seen."
Original article on Live Science. 

Nema boga, ali je zato tu Allah. Ako sam dobro razumeo iz nekog drugog teksta, najveći deo novca za restauraciju je obezbedio jordanski kralj Abdulah II.

Da je svaki pop odvajao po evro od reketa koji uzima od napaćenog naroda, skupilo bi se da restauriraju bar dve-tri crkve.

Naša crkva više voli da štancuje nove crkve nego da održava stare. Modernisti...

Uuuu, evo nečeg za ostrašćene protiv SPC-a!
Dve strane,jedna protiv druge, obe nemogu biti u pravu, da li mogu obe biti u krivu?!?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtzMrJFGxTY

https://www.vice.com/rs/article/beba-isus-je-u-stvari-bio-smrad

http://www.rtcg.me/vijesti/svijet/147958/poljska-isus-ustolicen-za-kralja.html

Poljska: Isus ustoličen za kralja

Povodom 1050. godišnjice početka pokrštavanja Poljske, u Krakovu je na svečanom bogosluženju, uz prisustvo predsjednika Andžeja Dude, Isus Hrist "ustoličen" za "kralja" kome je "predata vlast nad zemljom i narodom", uz obećanje da će se sve podrediti "Isusovim zakonima".
Dokument Poljske katoličke crkve o "ustoličenju" Isusa čitaće se u nedjelju u svim katoličkim crkvama širom Poljske.
Mitropolit krakovski, kardinal Stanjislav Djiviš koji je u katoličkom svetilištu Božijeg Milosrđa služio misu, kazao je da "svjesno, svečano, kolektivno priznanje da je Isus kralj Poljske" predstavlja "izraz zahvalnosti Poljaka za Isusovu vjernost" tom narodu.
Učešće poljskog predsjednika Andžeja Dude i premijerke Beate Šidlo dalo je ceremoniji u Krakovu rang viši od čisto crkvenog, a pred svetilištem je na kiši i u blatu proglašenje pratilo 100.000 vjernika.
Prije Isusa je, kao "kraljica Poljske", ustoličena Bogorodica Marija, 1656. godine, a to ustoličenje je poljski kardinal Stefan Višinjski obnovio 1956. godine.
Od prošle godine, kada je na vlast došla konzervativna stranka Pravo i Pravda bivšeg premijera Jaroslava Kačinjskog, raste uticaj Poljske katoličke crkve na politički život.


Poslanica Prava i Pravde Beata Mateušak Pjeluhi je protekle sedmice čak predložila da ateisti, pravoslavci i muslimani budu protjerani ako ne potpišu da će poštovati Ustav Poljske i katoličke vrijednosti.


Meni ovo dojajčano, bez obzira što bi isterivali i pravoslavce, nema veze,ako, od nečeg se mora početi!
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Poljaci, veci katolici od Pape

Pope quietly trims sanctions for sex abusers seeking mercy

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VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis has quietly reduced sanctions against a handful of pedophile priests, applying his vision of a merciful church even to its worst offenders in ways that survivors of abuse and the pope's own advisers question.
One case has come back to haunt him: An Italian priest who received the pope's clemency was later convicted by an Italian criminal court for his sex crimes against children as young as 12. The Rev. Mauro Inzoli is now facing a second church trial after new evidence emerged against him, The Associated Press has learned.
The Inzoli case is one of several in which Francis overruled the advice of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and reduced a sentence that called for the priest to be defrocked, two canon lawyers and a church official told AP. Instead, the priests were sentenced to penalties including a lifetime of penance and prayer and removal from public ministry.
In some cases, the priests or their high-ranking friends appealed to Francis for clemency by citing the pope's own words about mercy in their petitions, the church official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the proceedings are confidential.
"With all this emphasis on mercy ... he is creating the environment for such initiatives," the church official said, adding that clemency petitions were rarely granted by Pope Benedict XVI, who launched a tough crackdown during his 2005-2013 papacy and defrocked some 800 priests who raped and molested children.
At the same time, Francis also ordered three longtime staffers at the congregation dismissed, two of whom worked for the discipline section that handles sex abuse cases, the lawyers and church official said.
One is the head of the section and will be replaced before leaving March 31. Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said the others too will be replaced and that staffing in the office, which has a yearslong backlog of cases, would be strengthened after Francis recently approved hiring more officials.
"The speed with which cases are handled is a serious matter and the Holy Father continues to encourage improvements in this area," Burke told AP.
He also dispelled rumors that sex-abuse cases would no longer be handled by the congregation, saying the strengthened office would handle all cases submitted.
Burke said Francis' emphasis on mercy applied to "even those who are guilty of heinous crimes." He said priests who abuse are permanently removed from ministry, but are not necessarily dismissed from the clerical state, the church term for laicization or defrocking.
"The Holy Father understands that many victims and survivors can find any sign of mercy in this area difficult," Burke said. "But he knows that the Gospel message of mercy is ultimately a source of powerful healing and of grace."
St. John Paul II was long criticized for failing to respond to the abuse crisis, but ultimately he said in 2002 that "there is no place in the priesthood or religious life" for anyone who would harm the young. Francis has repeatedly proclaimed "zero tolerance" for abusive priests and in December wrote to the world's bishops committing to take "all necessary measures" to protect them.
But he also recently said he believed sex abusers suffer from a "disease" — a medical term used by defense lawyers to seek mitigating factors in canonical sentences.
Marie Collins, an Irish abuse survivor and founding member of Francis' sex-abuse advisory commission, expressed dismay that the congregation's recommended penalties were being weakened and said abusers are never so sick that they don't know what they're doing.
"All who abuse have made a conscious decision to do so," Collins told AP. "Even those who are pedophiles, experts will tell you, are still responsible for their actions. They can resist their inclinations."
Victim advocates have long questioned Francis' commitment to continuing Benedict's tough line, given he had no experience dealing with abusive priests or their victims in his native Argentina. While Francis counts Boston's Cardinal Sean O'Malley as his top adviser on abuse, he has also surrounded himself with cardinal advisers who botched handling abuse cases in their archdioceses.
"They are not having zero tolerance," said Rocio Figueroa, a former Vatican official and ex-member of the Peru-based Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a conservative Catholic lay society rocked by sex scandals. The Vatican recently handed down sanctions against the group's founder after determining that he sexually, psychologically and physically abused his recruits. His victims, however, are enraged that it took the Vatican six years to decide that the founder should be isolated, but not expelled, from the community.The church official stressed that to his knowledge, none of Francis' reduced sentences had put children at risk.
Many canon lawyers and church authorities argue that defrocking pedophiles can put society at greater risk because the church no longer exerts any control over them. They argue that keeping the men in restricted ministry, away from children, at least enables superiors to exert some degree of supervision.
But Collins said the church must also take into account the message that reduced canonical sentences sends to both survivors and abusers.
"While mercy is important, justice for all parties is equally important," Collins said in an email. "If there is seen to be any weakness about proper penalties, then it might well send the wrong message to those who would abuse."
It can also come back to embarrass the church. Take for example the case of Inzoli, a well-connected Italian priest who was found guilty by the Vatican in 2012 of abusing young boys and ordered defrocked.
Inzoli appealed and in 2014 Francis reduced the penalty to a lifetime of prayer, prohibiting him from celebrating Mass in public or being near children, barring him from his diocese and ordering five years of psychotherapy.
In a statement announcing Francis' decision to reduce the sentence, Crema Bishop Oscar Cantoni said "no misery is so profound, no sin so terrible that mercy cannot be applied."
In November, an Italian criminal judge showed little mercy in convicting Inzoli of abusing five children, aged 12-16, and sentencing him to four years, nine months in prison. The judge said Inzoli had a number of other victims but their cases fell outside the statute of limitations.
Burke disclosed to AP that the Vatican recently initiated a new canonical trial against Inzoli based on "new elements" that had come to light. He declined to elaborate.
Amid questions about how the battle against abuse was faring, Francis recently named O'Malley, who heads his sex-abuse advisory commission, as a member of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. But it's not clear what influence he can wield from his home base in Boston.
Francis scrapped the commission's proposed tribunal for bishops who botch abuse cases following legal objections from the congregation. The commission's other major initiative — a guideline template to help dioceses develop policies to fight abuse and safeguard children — is gathering dust. The Vatican never sent the template to bishops' conferences, as the commission had sought, or even linked it to its main abuse-resource website.

Interpreting the Bible Just Got More Complicated

Quote from: Meho Krljic on 04-09-2017, 06:17:06
Interpreting the Bible Just Got More Complicated

Ovo neki protestant ukapiro da njihova 'sola scriptura' ne vredi mnogo, pa udario po vaki senzacionalni naslovi?! hehehe...
mogo je do prve Ortodox Christian Church daprošeta i sve da mu objasne

Does Hell Exist? Pope Francis Says No In New Interview That Could Change Catholic Church Forever

Quote from: Meho Krljic on 30-03-2018, 06:05:36
Does Hell Exist? Pope Francis Says No In New Interview That Could Change Catholic Church Forever

Njuzvik? Britanska verzija Informera i njuz neta? Protestantski debili koji misle da svaki put kada nešto kaže papa govori ex cathedra i time se poziva na nepogrešivost?! Bolje bi im bilo da se pozabave činjenicom  da im se kuga širi u sred Albiona, ali i Germanie, a lupetanja (ako je ovaj čikica uopšte to i izjavio) Horhea Maria Bergolia neka ostave po strani. Uostalom, sve dok je Benedictus XVI živ, Francisco je samo vršilac dužnosti naslednika Petrovog.

Filipinski hardkor:
No more pain for Philippine devotee nailed to cross for 32nd time

Islam 1.01.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkIY9Pa-OmQ

Тaqiyya. Зато и побеђују.

Quote from: S.U.B.A. on 09-04-2018, 21:24:43
Тaqiyya. Зато и побеђују.

Njiov "bog" je najveći prevarant, laž je sankcionisana I ozakonjena u Islamu,  Klasična mafijaška vera....

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Satira i mediji: Slučaj Dežulović

Google Translate is coming out with strange doomsday messages saying Jesus is coming

Ha, još jedna pobeda prave vere:
Sinead O'Connor Reveals She's Converted to Islam: 'I Am Proud to Have Become a Muslim'

Izgubljena... Religija nije lek za mentalnu bolest.

koja Sinead je muslimanka, prva, druga ili treća?

Nema bolje knjige od Kurana
niti bolje vjere od islama

unijačenje

Valjda misliš na unijaćenje, što je prevođenje u katolicizam, bar sam tako ja shvatala termin.

to tako tumači mali uplašeni Đokica kada se iz provincijalizma i getoizma svoga pravoslavlja susretne s univerzalnošću i sveopćošću planetarno prisutne katoličke crkve ( i naravno sve to gleda kroz prizmu hrvati srbi)

inače

unijačenjem zadržavaš sve svoje običaje, prava i obveze samo priznaješ papu kao vrhovnog poglavara

Oouukeej
Ali to ovde očigledno nije slučaj. Ili joj predlažeš da se pokatoliči (ponovo, pošto se odrekla pape)

Kako god, čini mi se da se na neki način i dalje obračunava sa svojom bivšom verom i nasleđem.

da, ali Englezi papu zovu pope, a mi svakog popa zovemo pope

misim, kaka ti je to univerzalnost i sveopćost

Prodaj bantu crncu svoje svetosavlje
Pa ćemo pricati

prodaj Žižeku katoličanstvo i ja se križam!

Budućnost je u crncima

Quote from: Black swan on 26-10-2018, 18:10:20
Budućnost je u Kinezima

Ispravljeno!

Još ako su katolici
https://www.google.ba/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/10776023/China-on-course-to-become-worlds-most-Christian-nation-within-15-years.html&ved=2ahUKEwiTo_bquaTeAhXysaQKHbY5BBUQFjADegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw2zdwWWMfR3tudkucR-ayzD&cshid=1540568786272

mi već radimo na tome da žuti ljudi piju vodu s Morave, tako da će papi da ostane samo Južna Amerika, a svi znamo da je južnoameričko maradona katoličanstvo blisko turbokusturičinom pravoslavlju

Quote from: Black swan on 26-10-2018, 14:40:40
Nema bolje knjige od Kurana
niti bolje vjere od islama

Nego kako, recnu ti tuki, pet puta dnevno se klanjaš na ćilimče u pravcu meteorita, odeš jednom na hadž da igraš oko istog, igraš tamo kamena s ramena, moš da ufatiš gubu, variolu, koleru... imaš post gde po ceo dan ne jedeš ništa ali se zato noću najedeš dok ne pukneš. Moš da imaš do četiri žene, da ti uveseljavaju noći i dane (ako voliš debele žene, islam je idealan, jer nema hanume koja nije popunjena), ako te ne slušaju i ne daju ti kad ti oćeš moš da ih biješ, moš ih biješ kad traže neka "prava". Možeš da lažeš, možeš da kradeš (ne od braće po veri, jer ti onda secnu rukicu), možeš da ubijaš (samo one koji nisu tvoje vere, šupak efendije recimo), još te i ala nagradi tako što te ako ubijaš za njega, ideš nakon smrti pravo u dženet, a tamo pornhub, napupele, spremne i ovlažene device samo za tebe. Downsize: nema kobasica, pečenog prasenceta, crevca na žaru nema vina, rakije, nema nauke i svega izvan hadisa i kurana...

Ovi katolici isti ko i muslimani... Sve sama bagra koja samo traži opravdanja za pravljenje sranja dok u duši samo želja za carstvom zemaljskim
... E, više volim ateiste da slušam, nego muje i unijate...

Quote from: Black swan on 26-10-2018, 14:40:40
Nema bolje knjige od Kurana
niti bolje vjere od islama

zapravo ide
nema cisce vjere od islama
niti bolje knjige od kurana

stvarno me ne ide

Quote from: Ugly MF on 28-10-2018, 08:44:50
Ovi katolici isti ko i muslimani... Sve sama bagra koja samo traži opravdanja za pravljenje sranja dok u duši samo želja za carstvom zemaljskim
... E, više volim ateiste da slušam, nego muje i unijate...

kad vec spominjes carstvo
meni uvijek pada na pamet dusanovo carstvo

evo ovih dana je nazalost 100 godina od pada au monarhije i hapsburgica

trebalo je 75 godina da se ispravi nepravda koja je nanesena tada
umjesto da se odmah proglase nezavisne drzave slovenije hrvatske i bih
ugurase nas nasilu u neko novo dusanovo carstvo

Quote from: akhnaton on 28-10-2018, 08:06:25

Quote from: Black swan on 26-10-2018, 14:40:40
Nema bolje knjige od Kurana
niti bolje vjere od islama

Nego kako, recnu ti tuki, pet puta dnevno se klanjaš na ćilimče u pravcu meteorita, odeš jednom na hadž da igraš oko istog, igraš tamo kamena s ramena, moš da ufatiš gubu, variolu, koleru... imaš post gde po ceo dan ne jedeš ništa ali se zato noću najedeš dok ne pukneš. Moš da imaš do četiri žene, da ti uveseljavaju noći i dane (ako voliš debele žene, islam je idealan, jer nema hanume koja nije popunjena), ako te ne slušaju i ne daju ti kad ti oćeš moš da ih biješ, moš ih biješ kad traže neka "prava". Možeš da lažeš, možeš da kradeš (ne od braće po veri, jer ti onda secnu rukicu), možeš da ubijaš (samo one koji nisu tvoje vere, šupak efendije recimo), još te i ala nagradi tako što te ako ubijaš za njega, ideš nakon smrti pravo u dženet, a tamo pornhub, napupele, spremne i ovlažene device samo za tebe. Downsize: nema kobasica, pečenog prasenceta, crevca na žaru nema vina, rakije, nema nauke i svega izvan hadisa i kurana...

potpuno te razumijm
medjutim upravo citam kuran...
ja nigdje nisam spomenuo danasnje muslimane koji su sve to iskrivili
samo sam rekao za knjigu i vjeru