o.O aren't you teaching?

Are they human heads wrapped in plastic bags you have poking out of your day pack?

A waterproof Kippah. How progressive.

@Miel: I don't know why everyone thinks I'm a teacher. I haven't taught since the end of 2005.

@spec: They are human heads, but they're attached to bodies in raincoats.

@BJD: WTF?

Now, how can we turn this post into a heated debate...

Thanks Michael I was a little concerned. Im glad to know they are attached to bodies.

@ Tiako

Could you or any other postees verify if the claim in the following article that Wang Le Quan is now in control of both the suppression of the Uyghur and Tibetan nationalist movements has any basis?

If so , very interesting as Hu JinTao's path to political prominence was basically his reward for crushing former minority discontent in Tibet maybe Mr Wang the 'master' of the west will also rise to greater power within the CCP as the years grind on. Hmm, he is now a politburo member. Imagine him as a high ranking leader, representing China internationally...with the blood of bothe the Uyghur and Tibetan nationalist marttyrs all over his nice prim business suit and grubby little hands. Wahta China tahte would eb with men liek him in power. Hu has anice face but Wang, well, does he attend the countless executions personally?

Michael Sheridan, Hong Kong | July 14, 2008

INTERNAL Communist Party documents have revealed China is planning a program of political repression in Tibet despite a public show of moderation to win over world opinion before the Olympic Games next month.

A campaign of re-education has been outlined in confidential speeches by Zhang Qingli, the hardline party secretary of Tibet, to meetings of Communist Party members.
Meanwhile, China yesterday vowed to step up security for the Olympics, warning of an unprecedented terrorist threat.
Recent armed battles between police and "terrorist groups" in Xinjiang were evidence of real threats to sabotage the Games, the People's Daily said.
"The international situation and the political environment is becoming increasingly complicated by the day, and the dark clouds of terrorism on our borders is a fact that cannot be ignored," it said. "As the host nation we are faced with unprecedented pressure and a huge responsibility."
Verbatim texts of Mr Zhang's speeches have been kept out of the Chinese media but were printed in the April and May editions of the Xigang Tongxun (Tibet Communications), a classified publication restricted to party officials. Translations were handed to Britain's The Sunday Times in Hong Kong.
Mr Zhang has admitted behind closed doors that the Chinese authorities in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, face "a tide of encirclement" and that anti-Chinese violence in March "destroyed social stability". He has warned that "final victory" is far off.
Rioting broke out in Lhasa on March 14 after days of peaceful protests by Buddhist monks that had been broken up by the security forces.
The publication stated that 242 soldiers and police were killed or wounded but did not break down the figures. It said 120 homes and 908 businesses were destroyed. There are no independently verified numbers for Tibetan casualties but the government in exile has spoken of about 200 dead.
Mr Zhang has outlined a Mao-era system of administrative committees to control the monasteries, revived officious street committees to watch over the city and co-ordinated an intensive military operation.
China agreed to talks with representatives of the Dalai Lama to defuse international criticism over its reaction to the uprising, which led to demonstrations in many countries.
Amid calls for a boycott of the Games, foreign governments and the International Olympic Committee welcomed China's decision to meet the Tibetan exiles as a sign of dialogue.
However, Mr Zhang's words make it plain the talks are a diplomatic mask. His speeches show the Government's chosen response is a classic Marxist-Leninist propaganda and re-education campaign backed up by armed force.
The Tibet party leader retains the backing of China's President Hu Jintao, who crushed a Tibetan revolt in 1988 during his tenure as party secretary in Lhasa. He also has heavyweight support on the politburo in Beijing in the shape of his mentor, Wang Lequan, a 64-year-old lifetime Communist functionary believed to be directing policy in both Tibet and the neighbouring region of Xinjiang.
In one speech, Mr Zhang admitted the March 14 incident had "destroyed social stability".
"Afterwards, people were very scared," he said. "They even stopped going to the monasteries to spin prayer wheels and chant sutras, a fact that tells us that the Dalai Lama is the real criminal who is destroying Tibetan Buddhism. We must learn lessons from this issue and organise our masses to build up an impregnable fortress against the tide of encirclement to beat our enemy."
Mr Zhang has since proclaimed that conditions for schools, businesses and offices in Lhasa are normal. "But we are far from final victory because the Dalai Lama group, which was exploited by Western enemy forces, is making a new plan for separatism," he said. "So you, the leaders of work units, must guard your gates and manage your people well. Let leaders of street committees be vigilant and keep watch on all outsiders.
"Propaganda and education are our party's greatest advantages. These are the most useful weapons with which to defend ourselves against the Dalai Lama group. So let the propaganda department work more actively to expose its plots."
The internal publication noted that the police, the Government's religious bureau and all party branches should earnestly implement Mr Zhang's instructions.
"Each department should make full use of those religious people who love the motherland and love religion, in order to make the administrative committees work with vigour."
The head of propaganda in Tibet, Lie Que, was even more explicit in remarks published by the official Tibet Daily on June 2.
"We must clean out the monasteries and strengthen the administrative committees," he said. "After that we will absolutely control them."
China preserves the facade of an autonomous regional government in Lhasa. In reality, Tibet is governed by the party and the army. The outskirts of Lhasa are ringed by barracks. Every road in is blocked by checkpoints. Real power rests with Mr Zhang and the military commander of Tibet, General Tong Guishan.
Mr Zhang originally attracted international attention by characterising the Dalai Lama as "a wolf in monk's clothes, a devil with a human face". He rose up the hierarchy in Xinjiang, another remote and resource-rich region troubled by separatism. As a reward for loyalty, he was given the top job in Lhasa in 2005.
Since then, he has accelerated campaigns against Tibetan culture and religion, brought in more settlers on the world's highest railway and stepped up the exploitation of Tibet's huge reserves of raw materials.
He appears immune to embarrassment. Welcoming the Olympic torch on its heavily guarded tour through Lhasa on June 21, Mr Zhang promised that he would "totally smash" the Dalai Lama "clique".
The IOC regretted that "political statements" had been made at the event. But with top-level protection, Mr Zhang appears supremely confident of his authority to run a campaign that sounds to many Chinese like an echo from history.
The Sunday Times

To put demagogue back to where they are, I have an interesting report about the conspiracy in the west to retart progress elswhere in Asia, Africa and South America.
AFP/dpa reported yesterday Singapore minister mentor Lee Kuan Yew said those western critics had never run a country and do not know what is needed. There is a conspiracy to do us in. Why?-They see us as a threat. The groups had seen that Russians and Chinese had been coming and studying Singapore's success story. Lee said.
The leaders of these countries ask, "How does this little country with so little talent keep its ruling party in place and run a tight ship, honest, and effective, and make progres?"
They were"picking up points here and there." Lee said.
Groups which advocate the need for a western-style liberal democracy were prescribing universal rules for the world, Lee said.
"We are not stupid people."
"Who are they? Have they ever run a country, created jobs for community and given them a life? We have and we know what it requires."

So, for those of you who can't even create one job for you fellow human being, shut the f..k up.
One fail experiment in Iraq is enough.

@ khan

yes I agree with you entirely, Lee Kuan Yew is a master demagogue.

But isnt he retired?

You don't call some one who bring 3 million people from exploitation by colonialist to surpass its previous master in a short span of 30 years a demagogue.
You should call a spade a spade, those nuts in Washington DC that bring blood shed in middle east and elsewhere while preaching democracy are real demagogue. You will be one if you support them.

Michael, nice vacation away from China! Do you have a clip of yourself speaking Chinese somewhere? I just heard couple French guys speaking Chinese, the experience was rather excruciating. Now I am wondering if Chinglish sounds just as unintelligible to the English speaking people.

Little known fact: Niagara Falls is actually on the Xinjiang side of the Pamirs, accessible by the Karakoram Highway.

@Tong: Believe me, my Chinese isn't good enough that you would want to hear a recording of it.

Does any of you understand dutch? Listen to this program (which has some conversation in English/Uyghur too):

http://player.omroep.nl/?aflID=7433275&md5=fae7c3102281ecde82c6fc898a4be9cf

@ khan.
please consult a dictionary and learn what a demagogue is by definition. You are way off track. Lee was an epitome.

@ khan

speaking of blood shed in the Middle East. The regime i9n Khratoum is about to be triued for genocide in Darfur by teh UN. Will the UN also charge China with genocide in Sudan seeing China armed the genocidal regime in Khartoum. Chinese weapons, trucks and aeroplanes flown by Chinese trined pilots murdered the countless victims of Drafur. Get a handle on reality bud.

Anyone notices that NATO death rolls are really up after May? It will get much higher going on.

Roebuck,

That ICC is not really UN. For example, US refuses to recongnize it. Any chance Bashir will send some Jihadists to just blow that stupid prosector and his family away? Most of people think it will instigate more violence in Darfur.

Yes Bashir will blow them away with Chinese weapons. Sha, is your reasoning and logic really as skewed and warped as it appears?

'Blindness at the break of noon'

but as you justify and deny Chinese complicity in genocide, people die. Children are torn to pieces. 100s of thousands sweat and freeze under plastic tarpaulins in refugee camps. Where is your heart and mind? Long Live China at any cost. ERRRRRRRRR!!!!

@James aka roebuck

you love cherry picking african problems to demonize china. so let me try, lets look right next door, how about the civil war in the DR Congo huh? you know, over 5 million have died there in the last decade but no westerner seems to care. thats like 20 darfurs.

and the reason why no one cares about the "genocide" in DR Congo is because european guns are being used to kill blacks. When chinese guns are used, omg, its a disaster, its genocide, someone call mia farrow now!!!

im not justifying the problems in africa, its a mess there, but i think people should level their criticisms and judgement fairly

all the great powers are in africa siding with the group who will give them access to cheap resources, but why is china's the only one getting the bad rep for it? oh i know, its bc only western govts are allowed to sell guns and instigate civil wars.

Terrorist caught in Urumchi. Is he going to get death sentence?

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http://www.shanghaidaily.com/article/?id=367282&type=National

Man caught with 100 detonators on train in Urumqi
Created: 2008-7-18 12:20:09
Author:Lydia Chen

POLICE in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have caught a man with 100 detonators on a train that was bound for Chongqing Municipality, Xinhua news agency reported today.

The man, surnamed [b]Chen[/b], was seized on the train in Urumqi on Monday morning after police received an emergency report stating that a man suspected of transporting detonators may be onboard, the report said.

Railway police combed the train and found Chen in the 7th carriage. All the detonators were bound around his waist, the report said, citing police.

According to the report, police said that Chen has confessed.

Security checks at airports, buses and railway stations have been reinforced nationwide as China endeavors to ensure a safe Olympics in Beijing next month, the report said.

An alleged attack on a flight to Beijing from Urumqi, capital city of Xinjiang, was foiled on March 7.

The plane made an emergency landing after two suspected terrorists, including a 19-year-old woman, allegedly planned to ignite gasoline that they had smuggled onboard the China Southern Airlines flight.

Authorities said the suspects were planning to disrupt the Beijing Olympics. The incident prompted the aviation authority to ban passengers from taking liquids, including jelly, honey and toothpaste, onto domestic flights. Lighters and matches were also prohibited.

Police have thwarted five terrorism groups that were plotting attacks on the Beijing Olympic Games, Chen Zhuangwei, police chief of Urumqi, said on July 11.

In the first six months of the year, police detained 82 people in Xinjiang. They were accused of planning to sabotage the Olympics, Chen said.

Afghans need to kill more invaders. And they should send someone to bomb Berlin, London, and Paris again... Hahaha. Freedom fighters! Blow off anyone named xxxbuck etc. Make them all become a buck of blood. Alah is great.

ummm @ cripes and others

the world is full of mercenary powers who love spilling blood. It surely is not 'cherry picking' as you say to point out China's leading hand in the deaths of hundreds and thousands of men women and children in Drafur, to this moment. China's role in the Drafur massacre is not asmall matter so dont belittel China's role by saying it is merely cherry pickuing. Their role is central and mainstream and there would not be acknowledged to the degree it is happening ther eif not gfor China's support of the regime- that should be mande plain and clear - it sis a serious matter and a serious allegation. Ask aDrafuri refugee wjere the guns acame for m which murdered his family: cherry picking indeed. China is culpable of crimes aginst other nations as is the 'west' in their respectrive areas.

Your argument is the same as the old 'hey you Americans killed the Indians why cant we torture, kill, rape and steal offf our 'indians" ( read Tibetans and Uyghur) wirthout impunity.' China is guilty of aiding and abetting genocide in Sudan - and backing a its government. Dont forget they are also high on the terrorist list of govs. Thats the issue at hand you wish to advoid by droning on about the Congo - we know- all about it - but many do not know about China's bloody hand in Sudan. FYI, my last post was a response to Khan's and Sha's most recent inanities and whitewashses using very similar reasoning and arguments to yours. Basically, a denial of China's real actions in the greater world while all the time crying look at the West, ooohh bad, bad. Egg-head, people who decry China's crimes do not back the same crimes by the west - its not 'us' ((west) versus 'them' ( China), tho this is very much the mindset of most Han hackers on this blog. The name of the game is call evil for what it is wherever you see it and whoever it is committed it. Now, lets get back to the ongoing cultural genocide in Western China...

Beijing busy welcoming the world as it turns away its ethnic minorities

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080718.wchina18/BNStory/International/home

Across China, Security Instead Of Celebration
Police Crack Down on 'Hostile Forces,' Apply New Safety Measures

By Edward Cody
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, July 19, 2008; A01

YENGISHAHAR, China -- Shortly after dawn on July 9, the local government here bused several thousand students and office workers into a public square and lined them up in front of a vocational school. As the spectators watched, witnesses said, three prisoners were brought out. Then, an execution squad fired rifles at the three point-blank, killing them on the spot.

The young men had been convicted of having connections to terrorist plots, which authorities said were part of a campaign aimed at disrupting the Beijing Olympics by the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, an underground separatist organization here in the vast Xinjiang region of western China. The group has long fought for independence on behalf of the region's Muslim Uighur inhabitants.

The public execution of the men was a dramatic example of the massive, unforgiving security operation that has been mounted in China to protect the Beijing Games from what Communist Party authorities describe as an urgent threat of violence and anti-government protest.

"Especially as the Beijing Olympic Games draw near, a range of anti-China forces and hostile forces are striving by any means and redoubling efforts to engage in trouble-making and sabotage," Yang Huanning, a vice minister of public security and an anti-terrorism specialist, said in a declaration to the Public Security Bureau's newspaper.

With the Games three weeks away, the precautions already have proved so sweeping that some observers question whether the sense of fellowship and fun that is supposed to accompany the Olympics can survive. Alongside the crackdown against Muslim extremists here in Xinjiang, for instance, have come confusing new visa restrictions, multiple roadside checkpoints, reinforced pat-downs at airports and subway stations, and raids on bars popular among foreigners. The result has been an atmosphere of coercion, not celebration.

On Thursday, China issued a manual advising the public what to do in the case of a terrorist attack, according to state-run media. The manual included guidance on how to respond to 39 scenarios including explosions, kidnappings and shootings, and attacks involving chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.

Meanwhile, China's leaders have extended the scope of their concerns to include peaceful political protests. In public and private comments, Chinese officials have seemed just as determined to prevent pro-Tibet demonstrators from unfurling banners in front of television cameras as they are to head off hotel bombings by Muslim extremists, according to Chinese specialists and foreign diplomats.

The Beijing Public Security Bureau warned recently on its Web site that any demonstration must have prior approval from authorities, in effect banning anti-government protest.

Aware of the misgivings about overkill, Chinese authorities have said their top priorities must be to guarantee the safety of Olympic athletes and spectators, and to prevent political protests from ruining the display of international harmony long promised to the Chinese people. If the resulting security measures seem heavy-handed to some foreigners, they have said, it is only because of a failure to understand the stakes involved.

"A safe Olympics is the biggest indicator of the success of the Games," Xi Jinping, a member of the party's elite Politburo Standing Committee and the senior official supervising preparations, said in a recent speech. "A safe Olympics is also the biggest indicator of the positive reflection of our nation's image."

Ma Xin, a government security expert who is part of an Olympic advisory team, said security must be tight not only because of the threat of violence but also because thousands of foreign dignitaries will be on hand, including President Bush, and could become targets for international terrorist groups such as al-Qaeda.

Added Liu Jiangyong, a national security specialist at Qinghua University's Institute of International Studies: "The more China wants to show hospitality, the more it should pay attention to security issues."

A Three-Layer Barrier

At a checkpoint in Hebei province near Beijing's southern suburbs, more than 100 cars lined up Wednesday afternoon at the entrance to National Highway 107, awaiting a security check. The checkpoint was staffed by a dozen men in police and camouflage uniforms, several carrying weapons.

Drivers and their passengers were asked to produce identification while security agents searched underneath the cars and opened suitcases. Foreign passport holders were singled out for extra scrutiny, and their IDs were checked against what appeared to be a national database.

The checks were part of what officials have described as a three-layer security barrier around Beijing that was implemented Tuesday and that is scheduled to last through the Olympics, which run from Aug. 8 to 24. All vehicles entering the capital are subject to search at any of the hundreds of checkpoints constituting the three security rings, officials said.

At the Beijing airport -- which will close during the opening ceremony -- passengers also have been warned that, beginning July 20, they will be subject to a search at the entrance in addition to already meticulous security inspections between check-in counters and boarding gates.

Here in the Xinjiang region, the precautions are even more severe. Boarding a flight at the Urumqi airport Wednesday required six inspections between curbside and the airplane door.

Aside from 80,000 police officers and half a million neighborhood volunteers mobilized for the Olympic period in Beijing, officials announced, 100,000 anti-terrorism troops have been put on alert, and people's movements will be monitored by 300,000 surveillance cameras erected throughout the city.

The Defense Ministry said the soldiers have been ordered to guard against chemical attacks or assaults by hijacked aircraft in addition to bombings or kidnappings. Hongqi 7 air-to-ground missile batteries have been set up near the Olympic playing fields and warships have been assigned to cruise offshore while the Games are underway. The People's Liberation Army also plans to have unmanned drones in the air to increase surveillance, according to the official New China News Agency.

Security officials have displayed equal zeal in seeking to make peaceful but embarrassing protests impossible during the Games. Under the newly rigorous visa restrictions, Chinese consular officials abroad have been told to refuse entry to anyone who "may do things that are harmful to China."

Television networks that spent millions of dollars on broadcast rights are still negotiating the extent to which they will be able to do live shots from Tiananmen Square. The iconic esplanade in central Beijing was the site of the June 4, 1989, crackdown against pro-democracy protesters; it would be an ideal site for foreign or Chinese demonstrators seeking to take advantage of the world's attention during the Olympics.

At a negotiating session July 9 with the International Olympic Committee, Chinese officials said live broadcasts from Tiananmen would be allowed only from 6 to 10 a.m. and 9 to 11 p.m. Beijing time. Only correspondents would be allowed to speak, they said, not invited guests who could make political comments.

Separatist Group Targeted

The East Turkestan Islamic Movement, which mounted a number of fatal bombings in Xinjiang during the 1990s, has been designated a terrorist organization by the Chinese government. After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Bush administration agreed, saying its leaders have links to al-Qaeda. But the group's exiled spokesmen repeatedly have denied the connection, saying they are only seeking independence for Uighurs, who speak a Turkic language and look more Central Asian than Chinese.

Authorities have moved aggressively against the group, which they have said presents the leading threat of terrorism during the Olympics.

On the day before the executions this month, police in Urumqi, the regional capital 600 miles northeast of Yengishahar, raided an apartment in a gated, middle-class community and killed five Uighurs who the authorities said were preparing for "holy war." The official New China News Agency, quoting Urumqi officials, said those in the apartment, 10 men and five women, wielded knives and resisted arrest when surrounded by police.

Those who survived said they had received training to launch attacks against the growing numbers of Han Chinese who have been encouraged to immigrate to Xinjiang and who now make up more than half the regional population of about 20 million, the agency said.

Separately, authorities announced in March that an alert airline crew had prevented a man and a woman from blowing up an airplane that took off from Xinjiang. They were later identified as Muslim separatists traveling on Pakistani passports.

Chen Zhuangwei, who heads the Urumqi Public Security Bureau, said that in all, police have broken up five terrorist groups in Xinjiang since the beginning of the year and have arrested 82 people on suspicion of plotting terrorist attacks during the Beijing Olympics. At the same time, Chen told local media, police closed 41 training bases for holy war, interpreted as closures of unauthorized Islamic schools.

Those executed here July 9 were among 17 people convicted in nearby Kashgar of being members of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement. Radio Free Asia, the U.S.-funded broadcast service, said the others were sentenced to jail terms from 10 years to life.

All were captured in January 2007, when Chinese authorities said they raided a terrorist training camp, killing 18 members of the group and arresting the 17, according to what officials announced during the execution. Several local residents said some of those killed were strangers, but others were well known in Yengishahar, a garrison town near the border with Pakistan. The executions went down poorly.

"It was not a good thing, what the Chinese did," said a Uighur witness who discussed what he saw on the condition of anonymity.

Correspondent Ariana Eunjung Cha and researcher Liu Songjie in Beijing contributed to this report.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/07/18/AR2008071803356_pf.html

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سبيس تون 
عالم الانمى 
نكت 
النكت 
منتدى النكت 
منتدى الطرائف 
النكت والطرائف 
منتدى النكت
والطرائف  
صور غريبة 
صور مضحكة  
كاريكاتيرات 
مناظر طبيعيه 
الصور 
اللقطات 
الصور واللقطات 
منتدى الصور 
منتدى اللقطات 
الاشعار 
منتدى الاشعار 
منتدى الخواطر
منتدى الاشعار
والخواطر 
الاشعار والخواطر  
القصص 
منتدى القصص
 منتدى
الروابات 
القصص والروايات 
الروايات  
السيارات 
منتدى السيارات 
الدراجات 
الدراجات النارية
منتدى الدراجات 
منتدى الدراجات
النارية 
منتدى السيارات والدراجات النارية  

دردشة ليبية
دردشه
دردشة
دردشة ليبيه
دردشه ليبية
منتديات ليبية
منتديات ليبيه
ليبيا
شات ليبي
دردشة ليبيا
مرح
افلام
اغاني ليبية
اغاني ليبيه
صور
منتديات
مقاطع فيديو
اغاني
الليبية
 شات كتابي
دردشة كتابيه
افلام ليبية
قصص
بنات 
العاب
بنات ليبيا
جامعة الفاتح
تشات
تشات ليبي

منتدى
منتدى ليبي
افضل دردشة ليبية
شات

اغاني
صور
دردشة
سورية
دردشة مصرية
دردشه سورية
دردشه مصرية
بنات مصر
مصر
دردشة مصر
دردشه سعودية
دردشة سعودية
منتديات بنات
موقع تعارف
موقع تعارف ليبي
شات ليبي
دردشه ليبيا
دردشة سودانية
دردشة كويتية
دردشة خليجيه
دردشة بنات
دردشة مرح
دردشه قطرية
دردشة قطرية
دردشة بنات ليبيا  موقع
تعارف تعارف
 دردشة صومالية 
دردشة بنات الصومال
دردشه عربيه
دردشه عربيه كتابيه
دردشة غانية
دردشة تونسية
دردشة تونس
مركز تحميل
منتديات صومالية
منتديات عربية
منتديات سودانية
منتديات لبنانية
منتديات تونسية
منتديات مغربية
منتديات جزائرية
منتدى ليبي صقع
صور ليبيا
صور ليبية
 مسلسلات
وافلام عربية 
مسلسلات وافلام اجنبية 
شفرات قنوات
ستلايتات
ريسفرات 
نوكيا
نغمات
نغمات نوكيا 
الديكور
والاثاث
الشعر الشعبي
المطبخ
الموضة والجمال
اخبار الفنانين

اغاني اجنبية 
فيديو
مقاطع بلوتوث
مقاطع فيديو
اليوتيوب يوتيوب
مقاطع يوتيوب  صور
طبيعية

اغاني ليبية
عقارات للبيع
تشات ليبي
تشات ليبيا
شات ليبيا
عقار للبيع
عقار
عقارات
قطعة ارض للبيع
في ليبيا قطع ارض
للبيع شقة للبيع في طرابلس
اراضي للبيع
مزرعة للبيع 
وظائف شاغرة في
ليبيا
وظائف شاغرة 
 بنغازي
صرمان
الزاوية
طرابلس
سبها
عين زاره 
صبراته  جنزور
غرغور
بن عاشور
كلية الاقتصاد والقانون صرمان كلية السابع
من ابريل جامعة السابع من ابريل
الشط 

مقاطع رياضية مقاطع كورة
افلام كرتون
رسوم فيديو
طبخ فيديو
طبخ
قصائد وشعر
الكاميرة الخفية 
دروس صيانة الحاسب
مقاطع مسرحيات
دروس فوتوشب
مسلسلات
مقاطع مضحكة
عجائب وغرائب
 دردشة بنات
فقط شات بنات
شات بنات فقط

اخر
اخبار الفنانين
اخر اخبار الفن
اخبار
الفن والفنانين
اخبار الفنانين
اخبار
الفن
اخبار
اخبار
عالمية شات صوتي
دردشة صوتية
دردشة ليبية صوتية
شات ليبي صوتي  افضل
دردشة افضل شات  صور
بنات صور اطفال
صور حب
صور فنانين
صور جميلات
صور تصميم
صور كريكتير 
صور طيور
صور ازهار
صور حيوانات
صور رومنسية
صور حزينة
صور فنانات  اختصار
الروابط  
موقع لاختصار الروابط    انمي
افلام
انمي رسوم متحركة
صور انمي منتدى انغام  
منتديات انغام   
انغام  
اغاني  
الحان  
دردشة  
دردشه   شات  
منتديات  
موقع  
موقع انغام   نغم 
موقع اغاني  
دردشة ليبية
دردشه ليبيه دردشة شات
دردشة اغاني
دردشة مصرية دردشة سعودية
دردشة بنات شات
بنات موقع شات
دردشه شات شات
ليبي شات مصري
شات سعودي شات
سوري شات صوتي  
منتدى سعودي
منتديات ليبية
منتديات سعودية
منتديات مصرية
منتديات سورية
منتديات قطرية
منتديات اغاني
منتديات جديدة
اغاني عربية  دردشة
صوتية منتدى
انغام   منتديات انغام   
انغام  

منتديات 

عالمك منتديات
عالمك موقع عالمك
شات عالمك
دردشة عالمك درشة
دردشه شات
منتديات منتدى
العاب صور
قران كريم تحميل
طبخ
يوتيوب فيديو
توبيكات 


ماسنجر 

صور بنات موقع بنات 
شات صوتي
دردشة صوتيه ازياء


بلوتوث



الحياه الزوجيه



قصائد الصوتية

وسائط
mms

مركز رفع الصور مركز تحميل الصور 
دردشة فرح ليبيا
فرح ليبيا
موقع فرح ليبيا

دليل
دليلي
دليل مواقع 
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ادلة مواقع
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مترجم جوجل - Travian - قطر قيمزر -  بلياردو

منتديات

يوتيوب

توبيكات

صوررمنسيه

صورهيفاوهبي

العاب

العاب بنات

العاب تلبيس

مترجم جوجل

مترجم قوقل

ترجمة جوجل

ترجمة

الماسنجر

شات صوتي

شات

منتديات

يوتيوب

forex

forexmacro

forex factory

عروس قطر

صورهيفاوهبي



العاب

العاب طبخ

منتديات نسائيه

منتدى عام

عالم حواء

منتديات عالم حواء

عالم الحياة الزوجية

عالم الحياه الرزوجيه

اغانى شعبى

اغانى شعبيه

اغانى

 



تحميل توبيكات
مسنجر


 


فساتين 2010
-
منتديات بنات

منتديات

بنات قطر

مترجم جوجل

منتديات
بنات
قطر -



منتديات
-

منتديات
للبنات -



قطريات
-


عالم الرجل
-






توبيكات ماسنجر


 


ازياء 2010
-

اغانى

اشعار


اغانى شعبية


تنزيل الماسنجر 9


افلام


منتدى
الديكور والاثاث


فساتين زفاف


فساتين


فساتين للمحجبات

زفاف للمحجبات


فساتين زفاف للمحجبات

صور
مضحكة جدا

صور
فنانين

اخبار الفن


عبايات كويتية

العاب كمبيوتر 


العاب بنات    


توبيكات 

 



منتديات
-


منتديات>




يوتيوب

دليل مواقع
-
منتديات
-
العاب
-



حظك فى حبك قطر
-
بنات
-


صور جديده
-
قطر
-توبيكات


 


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فساتين 2009
-

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Travian
-

ازياء 2010



 

ازياء 2009
-

اغانى

اشعار

اغانى شعبى




تنزيل الماسنجر 9




افلام

منتدى الديكور والاثاث

منتدى الاسلاميات والقرأن الكريم - منتديات بنات قطر

منتدى البرامج والكمبيوتر -
منتديات بنات قطر

منتدى النكت والطرائف - ممنتديات
بنات قطر

منتدى المواضيع العامه



العاب طبخ
-



عروس قطر
-



منتدي عروس قطر
-






العاب بنات
-

العاب تلبيس
-

العاب جديدة



-

اغانى -


بنات كول
-

منتديات

مترجم جوجل

-


Travian -



قطر

قيمزر -  بلياردو

منتديات
بنات
قطر -



منتديات
-

منتديات
للبنات -



قطريات
-

بنات
-

بلياردو
-
دليل
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عالم حواء
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