Islam itu sinonim dengan kekacauan..
Islam itu betul-betul adalah ikon kebiadaban...
Islamitu sungguh barbar.
Di Indonesia, tahun 1965-1966 orang Islam juga membunuhi ratusan ribu (atau
jutaan?) lawan politiknya.
Dan sekarang Indonesia juga adalah sarang teroris..
Islam itu adalah malapetaka buat ummat manusai, artinya juga buat oragn Islam
sendiri.
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[CNN]
In Syria, more civilians die in bakery attacks; mystery gas kills 6
By Salma Abdelaziz and Holly Yan , CNN
December 25, 2012 -- Updated 0832 GMT (1632 HKT)
CNN.com
(CNN) -- For the second time this week, hungry civilians waiting in line for
bread came under deadly attacks from the sky.
At least 15 people were killed by an air assault in Homs province Monday, a day
after more than 100 were killed at a bakery in Hama province, opposition
activists said.
Both attacks took place in areas known for their anti-government sentiment.
Activist Hasan al-Rajb described the horror from Sunday's attack in Halfaya,
Hama.
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"From 200 meters away I could see corpses as I walked towards the bakery," he
said. "The people cannot be described -- bodies piled on top of each other. It
was impossible scene. There is no word to describe it."
Al-Rajb filmed some of the first images from the scene, which shows bystanders
screaming hysterically as they try to move victims from the rubble.
The shock and grief quickly turned into anger.
"Where are you, world?" one man screams as he points to the destruction. "Come
see the bodies. They were waiting for bread."
Opposition activists say Halfaya was "liberated" by rebels about a week ago.
"But the regime surrounded it completely, cutting us off from the world,"
al-Rajb said. "Nothing was allowed in or out. Even water and bread were cut
off."
The town recently received dough from an aid organization. But not long after
the bakery opened, rockets fell, al-Rajb said.
The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency blamed "armed terrorist groups" for the
attack on Halfaya.
The carnage prompted sharp criticism from around the world.
"The United States condemns in the strongest terms the latest vicious attacks
by the Syrian regime against civilians, most notably the attack on people
waiting to buy bread at a bakery in the town of (Halfaya)," the U.S. State
Department said in a statement Monday.
"Brutal attacks such as these show that this regime has no future in Syria.
Those that commit atrocities will be held accountable. The United States calls
on all parties that continue to assist the regime in executing its war against
the Syrian people to end their support."
British diplomat Alistair Burt said he was "appalled" by what, if verified,
"would be the most recent in a long line of human rights violations and abuses
committed by the Syrian regime."
But the attacks on civilians continued with an airstrike on a bakery in
Talbiseh, opposition activists said. Six children were among the 15 people
killed in that attack near the dissident stronghold of Homs city.
Doctor: Mystery gas kills six, injures dozens
Meanwhile, a doctor in Homs said six people have died after exposure to a
mysterious gas.
Dr. Abu al Fida said he treated about 30 of the more than 60 people who were
affected by the gas this week.
He said those who were close to the source of the gas suffered symptoms such as
paralysis, seizures, muscle spasms and, in some cases, blindness. Others who
were farther away from the source suffered difficulty breathing,
disorientation, hallucination, nervousness and a lack of limb control similar
to excessive tear gas exposure.
Al Fida said those affected responded well to atropine, which is used to treat
sarin gas patients, but it is unclear what the substance may have been.
He said the gas appeared as momentary white flash that went clear.
Opposition activist Rami Abdulrahman, director of the Syrian Observatory for
Human Rights, said six rebel fighters died after inhaling a white gas that had
no smell.
"Gas was released and spread in the area after members of the regime forces
threw canister bombs," Abdulrahman said Monday. "... The activists said that
everyone who (inhaled) the gas felt severe headaches and some had seizures."
CNN cannot independently confirm government or opposition reports from Syria
because the government has severely restricted access by journalists.
CNN's Amir Ahmed and Mohammed Jamjoom contributed to this report.
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