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Korisnik: slimcarrot |
How to be Bosnianhow to be Bosnian Tagovi: bosnian culture kevjumba smoshman64 niga higa whatthebuck happyslip slimcarrot parody short film spoof stand-up |
Korisnik: KUDBehar |
Bosnian KoloA traditional Bosnian "kolo" at the Fazlija and Sanela Sijercic concert in Seattle, WA, on December 23, 2007. Tagovi: kolo Bosna Bosnia Bosanci muzika Bosansko folklor sijelo |
Korisnik: Amel3 |
Bosnian NasheedOvo mi je najdraza ilahija :))) Text:KRAJ KABE SAM STAJAO Kraj kabe sam ja stajao, hej, aman, aman, ja stajao, crne grijehe sapirao, hej, aman, aman, sapirao! Svome se Rabbu odzivao: Lebbejkellahumme, lebbejk, lebbejkellahu! Lebbejkellahumme, lebbejk, lebbejkellahu! U tavafu hodao sam, kano zvijezda drhtao sam, ko Ibrahim vikao sam: Lebbejkellahumme, lebbejk, lebbejkellahu! Pokraj vrela Zemzemova slegla jata labudova! Žamor želja i glasova: Lebbejkellahumme, lebbejk, lebbejkellahu! Iz srdašca ašikane, te rijeke neprestane, teče islam na sve strane: Lebbejkellahumme, lebbejk, lebbejkellahu! Tagovi: islam muslim allah bosnia nasheed makkah bosna turkey arabia islamic mecca |
Korisnik: jedreport |
Hillary in Tuzla: The Tale of Bosnian Sniper Fire (TRAILER)Coming soon to a superdelegate near you: Hillary in Tuzla. It's an unbelievable tale of heroism, written and directed by Mark J. Penn. The Baltimore Sun calls it a "whopper." "Four Pinocchios!" says the Washington Post. "Requires enormous suspension of disbelief" raves the Huffington Post. Tagovi: Hillary Clinton Sniper Fire Bosnia Tuzla Barack Obama Experience Foreign Policy |
Korisnik: arminarmy |
Bosnian Football Talentsmusic1:edo maajka&frenkie&marchelo-crem de la crem , music2:frenkie&crni zvuk-beton bosne music3:frenkie-ja ne znam za nekoliko godina nasa reprezentacija ce se sastojati bas mozda od ovih igraca !!pa sretno im bilo !! sa njma za uvijek BHF !!Smrt Savezu !!! Miralem Pjanic FC Metz Izet Zahirovic Manchester United U-19 Said Huseinovic(1988) Werder Bremen Sejad Salihovic 1899 Hoffenheim said husejnovic (sloboda) Avdija Vrsajevic Sparta Prague Dino Avdic IF Elfsborg Igra za U-21 Svedska Na Probi u Manchester City Emra Tahirovic OSC Lille Igra za U-21 Svedska Amar Muharemovic Landskrona BoIS Igra za U-21 Svedska Damir Coric Hertha BSC Berlin Igra za U-16 Njemacka Haris Medunjanin AZ Alkmaar Igra za U-21 Nizozemska Mario Vrancic 1. FSV Mainz Denis Boskailo IF Sylvia Norrköping Damir Mirvic SV Roeselare Damir Dzidic NK Zrinjski Mostar Igra za U-21 Hrvatska Mehmedalija Covic KAA Gent Asmir Begovic Portsmouth Golman igra za U-20 Kanada Adnan Alisic Exelsior Rotterdam Admir Haznadar KAA Gent Adnan Mravac SV Mattersburg Goran Antic FC Aarau Igra za U-21 Svicarska Vero Salatic Grasshopper-Club Zürich Igra za U-21 Svicarska Anel Hadzic SV Ried Marko Arnautovic FC Twente Enschede Igra za U-21 Austrija Mustafa Sejmenovic Yverdon Sports Zlatko Junuzovic SK Austria Kärnten Igra za U-21 Austrija Zlatan Azinovic Kalmar FF Igra za U-21 Svedska Boubacar Dialiba FK Zeljeznicar Kenan Kodro FC real sociedad Admir Aganovic Partizan ,posudjen u (Mladost Lucani) Eldar Ikanovic (fk buducnost) Semir Stilic Zeljeznicar Senijad Ibricic Nk zagreb EDIN DZEKO Wolsfburg Tagovi: Bosnia Bosna Hecegovina BIH talents bosnain tuzla ibricic dzeko stilic begovic pjanic coric damir vrancic soccer sports talk |
Korisnik: bosnianpyramid |
Bosnian Pyramid EURONEWSvisit www.bosnian-pyramid.com for more informations. video provided by www.jarani.org Tagovi: bosnia pyramid visoko visocica bih bosna archaeologie osmanagic |
Korisnik: selma232 |
Bosnian folk danceBosnjak, bosansko kolo, kultura, Tagovi: kolo |
Korisnik: senci7 |
Bosnian Kolo - www.bosnax.netUdri Tagovi: kolo uzivo narodna muzika bosna bosanci |
Korisnik: adinho9 |
Bosnian Football StarsSejad Salihovic,Ibrahimovic,Barbarez,Edin Dzeko Tagovi: Sejad Salihovic Ibrahimovic Barbarez Edin Dzeko |
Korisnik: BeautifulBosnia |
Bosnian Army tributeSefer Halilovic, Zaim Imamovic, Zaim Besovic, Mirsad Catic Cuperak, Atif Dudakovic, Senad Dzino, Miralem Jugo, Alija Biber, Midhat Hujdur Hujka, Izet Nanic, Abduselam Sijercic Pelam, Ferid Dizdarevic Dizdar, Avdo Palic, Fadila Odzakovic Zuta, Smajo Sikalo, Slavisa Sucur, Hajrudin Mesic, Kapetan Hajro, Dragan Vikic, Nusret Sisic Dedo, Kemo Ademovic, Alija Izetbegovic, Kerim Lucarevic, Ramiz Salcin, Mustafa Hajrulahovic Talijan, Seid Padalovic, Musan Topalovic Caco, Fikret Prevljak, Ramiz Delalic Celo, Jusuf Juka Prazina, Muharem Musan Jugo, Nusreta Daut, Hecim Demirovic, Arif Pasalic, Jasmin Jaganjac, Mehmed Alagic, Nedim Alagic Peda, Emir Avdic, Serif Patkovic, Zulfikar Alispago Zuka Tagovi: bosanska armija bih bosna hercegovina vojska herojstvo hero heros armee army forces force sila nebeska balkan legende legends |
Korisnik: Tarmedy |
3D - BOSNIAN PYRAMIDS3D Animation - pilot/test project: Bosnian Pyramids, Production: Home Studio Tarmedy, Sarajevo - 2007, Enjoy! Music:(33sec) STAR TATTOOED http://www.myspace.com/startattooed ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Tagovi: BOSNIAN PYRAMIDS Visoko 3d animation |
Korisnik: AlJazeeraEnglish |
Former Bosnian Serb leader caught - 22 July 2008After 13 years of being on the run, Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader and alleged war criminal is now in custody. Al Jazeera's John Terrett reports on how the European Union says the arrest is evidence that the new Belgrade government is working toward stability in the Balkans. Tagovi: al jazeera english bosnia serbia radovan karadzic belgrade EU john terret serbian massacre balkan |
Korisnik: ArcticGarlicX2 |
Bosnian Mujahideen: Yesterday & Today"The Bosnian government is bringing to a close five months of work reviewing how some 1,500 people - most of them fighters who came to Bosnia from Muslim countries during the 1992-1995 war - gained Bosnian citizenship. The review of these naturalized citizens coincides with the country's first-ever terrorism trial, which has sparked concerns that mujahideen who stayed on after the war here could be involved in a European terrorism cell. The 1,500 naturalized Bosnian citizens were given until last week to provide all documents used to gain Bosnian citizenship between 1992-1996. Though the results of the review have not been made public, ISN Security Watch has learned though a high-ranking police source close to the investigation that the review commission has already ruled to revoke the citizenship of 38 people, while a similar ruling is expected for 23 others in the coming days. According to the police source, as many as 40 percent of the 1,500 naturalized citizens in question will lose their status and be deported to their countries of origin with no right to appeal. "Those people gained Bosnian citizenship by wartime regulations and there were major [...] abuses. There have been several revisions of their citizenships, but there has never been the political will to act until the US embassy here and the international community started pressing the issue," the police source said. Vjekoslav Vukovic, president of the review commission, confirmed for ISN Security Watch in a telephone interview that dozens of citizenships had been revoked, but he refused to provide any further details, including whether any of them were suspected of involvement in terrorism or other crimes in Bosnia. "The citizenships have been revoked in cases where the procedure was clearly violated - false personal data, falsified documents, fictitious addresses, etc," Vukovic said. Al Hussein Imad (also known as Abu Hamza), the informal leader of the former mujahideen community in the central Bosnian village of Bocinja, has threatened that any move to revoke citizenships of people from Muslim countries could results in protests, blockades and other forms of unrest. The Syrian-born Abu Hamza is also among those who are facing deportation. He arrived in Croatia in the early 1990s as a student and moved to Bosnia at the beginning of the war. Investigators say he lied on his citizenship application. According to anonymous sources within the international community here, Abu Hamza is believed to have recently formed an organization called "Ansarija" to provide legal assistance to former mujahideen threatened with deportation to their home countries. Many of them are expecting prison sentences in their countries for membership in banned groups and other crimes. For example, in 2001 Bosnian authorities arrested two members of the Egyptian group al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya - Imad al-Misri and Al-Sharif Hassan Sa'ad - and extradited them to Egypt that same year. Egypt earlier had sentenced al-Misri to death in absentia for criticizing the regime. Soon after the authorities announced plans to review 1,500 citizenships given to Islamic fighters, Abu Hamza announced that they would apply for asylum in Bosnia based on the fact that they could face prison, torture or death sentences in their countries of origin. In response, last month the Bosnian government sent amendments to the Citizenship Law to parliament, banning applications for asylum for those whose citizenships have been revoked for five years. Wartime mujahideen legacy When the war ended in Bosnia in 1995, many mujahideen were forced to leave and the US administration urged Bosnian authorities to close all military camps under Arab supervision and to disband all mujahideen units. All foreign fighters were to leave Bosnia within 30 days of the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement that ended the war. However, most managed to gain citizenships in those 30 days. The Bosnian Foreign Ministry believes that about 1,000 of them remained in Sarajevo, Tuzla, Zenica and a handful of villages. The majority of the Al Mujahideen brigades came from countries in the Middle East. Many received new passports under new names, which makes their previous records difficult to trace. By 1999, Bosnia was under increased US pressure to gain control of its mujahideen, who were suspected of using their adopted country as a springboard for terrorist activities in Europe. Until 2001, Bosnian officials hesitated to act against these Muslim fighters who had fought against the Bosnian Serbs in the bloody war, balking at tough border controls that would have hindered major smuggling operations. However, in the wake of the 11 September 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, the US stepped up pressure on the issue and found cooperation among the moderate parties that briefly won control of the Bosnian government. That cooperation has continued even with the nationalist parties that won back control in later years. The Bosnian government has responded with rapid arrests, detentions and deportations that often have been criticized by human rights groups. In October 2001, the Bosnian government revoked some 100 citizenships, but only a few were tracked and deported, while the location of majority is still not known. In 2002, there was another revision where 41 citizenships were revoked, but the whereabouts of those individuals was not known. Europe and the US are concerned that Bosnian authorities lack the resources to track down those whose citizenship is in question. Those concerns have intensified in the wake of arrests in the past eight months of some 40 terror suspects believed to be linked in a cell that stretches from Canada to Bosnia. Prosecutors believe Islamic veterans of the Balkan wars have since formed cells, recruited new fighters and plotted crimes and terrorist attacks in the Middle East as well as in Western Europe, Canada and the US. Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, one of the masterminds of the 11 September attacks, was wounded in the Bosnian war. Two Bosnian passports belonging to naturalized Egyptians were found in a suspected al-Qaida safe house in Kabul. Abuse of power In 2001, following several arrests and revoking of citizenships, Sarajevo canton prosecutors charged several high-ranking officials for abuse of position in connection with the granting of citizenships to Islamic fighters. Those charged include former Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) intelligence chief Bakir Alispahic, Mirsada Zutic-Beganovic, executive at the Sarajevo Canton interior ministry, Sarajevo Canton interior minister Ismet Dahic, and 18 other officials. A police source told ISN Security Watch that the majority of illegal naturalization occurred while those three were in power. They were charged for giving false documents to Islamist extremists coming into Bosnia. Federal police investigators filed charges against them again in 2004 for granting citizenship to 741 people of African and Asian origin. The case is currently investigated by Bosnian state organized crimes prosecutor. Charitable fronts At the same time, Bosnia is dealing with another wartime leftover suspected of links to Islamic extremism. According to the international community, Islamic charities that aided Bosnian citizens during the war have now aligned themselves with extremists - a charge the charities vehemently deny. In early 2002, the Bosnian government launched an investigation into 20 charities, closing 12 of them down for suspected links to extremism. In 2004, the authorities disrupted the operations of the Al-Furqan, Al-Haramain and Al-Masjed al-Aqsa charity foundations and Taibah International - organizations listed by the UN as having direct links with al-Qaida. However, various nongovernmental organizations that have been identified as supporting terrorist activities have maintained their presence in Bosnia. Late last month, Bosnian prosecutors confirmed they were investigating several other charities suspected of having links to organizations financing international terrorist groups. Among them are the Kuwaiti-based Revival of Islamic Heritage Society (RIHS), United Arab Emirates-based Dar el Bir, the Kuwait Joint Relief Committee and the International Islamic Relief Organization Igasa. In 2002, the US froze the assets of the RIHS in an attempt to crack down on terrorist financing. Local media quoted prosecutors as saying that investigators had evidence that RIHS transferred US$17.5 million to its Bosnian branches between 2002 and 2005 and that the Bosnian branch neither maintained records of the transfers nor submitted audits to the government." Anes Alic is ISN Security Watch's senior correspondent in Southeastern Europe. Source: ISN Security Watch http://www.southeasteurope.org/subpage.php?sub_site=2&id=17400&head=if&site=2 ArcticGarlicX2 AGX-EIE Tagovi: SWT Bosnia Mujahideen Arab Fighters Muslim Brigade Europe 6 000 foreigners Rade Rogic Serb ArcticGarlicX2 AGX EIE |
Korisnik: RosenborgTrondheim |
Bosnian supporters - protest including pyro (Norway Bosnia)Bosnian supporters interrupting European Cup 2008 qualifying match, using fireworks protesting against their own FA. The game is Norway vs Bosnia, played March 24th 2007. (Result: 1-2 for Bosnia) Tagovi: bosnian supporters bosna norway norge pyro bengale fans fireworks football flares fun norsk soccer tifo cool show bosnia |
Korisnik: TottingCowboy |
Bosnian ArmyA small compilation of BiH army photos Tagovi: bosnia army bosnian vojska |
Korisnik: Ubeyda |
Bosnian naqshbandi nasheednasheed about ramadhan Tagovi: nasheed naqshbandi ilahija bosna bosnia sarajevo islam muslim ramazan ramadhan |
Korisnik: Herceg8 |
Bosnian gangsterÖsterreich Austria Kroatien Slawonien Dalmatien Bosnien Herzegowina Serbien-sterbien, Wien Graz Klagenfurt Salzburg Isonzo Front Ialien Sarajevo Banja Luka Tuzla Mostar bosnjaci bosanci srbi hrvati slaveni armija svjetski rat bosnjacima odzak brcko gradacac kemal malovcic bosniaken kommen elit forces fighters legendary legendäre truppen kämpfer fez fes special spezialkräfte Tagovi: bosnian pimp gangster balkan yugoslavia turbo folk music bosna serbia srbija hercegovina crazy funny 50cent croatia army |
Korisnik: HamdiBosni |
Bosnian du'aatCompilation of video clips of du'aat (callers to Islam) in Bosnia. Tagovi: dawah da'wah islam bosnia muslim muslims bosnjak muhammed muhammad musliman islaam God Allah Prophet Deen religion faith |
Korisnik: matrixECS |
History Of The Bosnian Muslim Nazi 13th SS Handzar DivisionThe Bosnian Muslim Nazi 13th SS "Handzar" or "Handschar" division was a mountain infantry formation, known by the Germans as "Gebirgsjäger". It was used to conduct operations against Yugoslav Partisans, Jews and Serbs in the Balkan Mountains. The Kama Division was the second Bosnian Muslim Nazi SS Division formed by Heinrich Himmler. The first Bosnian Muslim Nazi SS Division was the Handzar Division formed in 1943. The Kama and Handzar Divisions were formed by Himmler and Bosnian Muslim political leaders to advance the goals of Bosnian Muslim nationalism by achieving "autonomy" for a Bosnian Muslim state. Kama and Handzar were perceived as the armed forces of a newly-emerging Bosnian Muslim autonomous statelet. Kama and Handzar are essential to any understanding of the development of Bosnian Muslim nationalism. Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler developed and originated this strategy or policy of using Islam to advance their geopolitical objectives. The precursors to this policy can be found in the Austro-Hungarian Empire's exploitation and manipulation of Bosnian Muslim, Albanian Muslim, and Sandzak Muslim troops to advance its agendas in the Balkans. Hitler and Himmler developed this concept most fully and completely in the 20th century. The historical antecedents and origins of Zbiniew Brzezinski's policies in arming and training the Afghan mujahedeen and Ossama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda can be traced to Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler. Bill Clinton was not the first to exploit the Islamic jihad to serve a national interest by allowing Al-Qaeda to infiltrate Bosnia from 1992 to 1995 and then Kosovo in 1998. The precursors and antecedents of this policy go back to Himmler and Hitler. Tagovi: Hitler Nazi Handzar 9-11 Jihad Jewish Israel Handschar Israeli Islam Muslims Serbia Serbs Srbija Bosnia Kosovo Albania |
Korisnik: Bosnjaks |
Bosnian-MuslimsMudzahedini u BiH Tagovi: mudzahedini Bosnian-Muslims muslimani jihad tekbir vojnici bih bosna hercegovina armija mudzahedin |
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