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AntlisIaam:It's a shame TheAntibalaka began fighting in earnest in September 2013 (began fighting in earnest ≠ they were formed) Their numbers augmented over the summer by former members of the national army, which had been disbanded in the aftermath of the March coup. Former soldiers trained the vigilante-style community fighters and coordinated their movements. The experience and authority of the former soldiers was instrumental in the militias' growing momentum, and they took over Bangui on 5 December 2013. The membership of the Antibalaka, reflecting the demography of the southwest CAR, is mostly Christian. However, most fighters joined the Antibalaka not because of their faith but for revenge, or because there was no other avenue for survival. Even so, in the fighting, the Antibalaka militias turned against not only [b]Séléka fighters, but also Muslims living in the capital[/b]and south and west regions of the CAR with whom they had lived side-by-side for generations. IS Séléka not mostly Muslim? Don't you see the selfish root and greed for control of national wealth made them fight more but they were there before. Where is your gumshion bot? |
AntlisIaam:As expected you are supposed to have a brain for intellectual reasoning but no, you just might be a non upgraded bot. Of course you might read but have no means to understand. Didn't you see me include using AI and going further to say the AI article has verifiable reference which I have shared with you previously. You didn't see 1. This is in reference to What is Anti-Balaka https://institute.global/insights/geopolitics-and-security/what-antibalaka |
AntlisIaam:When you copy you turn off your own thinking. You don't see sense to verify the authenticity of what you copy. |
AntlisIaam:You should do better at checking facts. That a general view is carried or published by the media doesn't make it true. Was the January 1966 coup an Igbo coup? Though it may seem the south eastern participants had a more effective way to protect their own. |
AntlisIaam:So I asked Meta as you see in one. They have a reference which I had shared beforeppl
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AntlisIaam:Why not Anti-Seleka then? Too obvious or most inappropriate? 🤣😂😂😂😂 Get you Dunning-Kruger ailment treated please |
AntlisIaam:Copy copy AntiIslam too dumb for self and deep thought when will you open your eyes and use your own intellect? When will yoi discern and not be fooled by poor understanding of poor reference or AI mistakes? Such a pity. Did Anti-balaka not have anything to defend before the ouster of Francoise Bozize who failed to provide reasonable security to the populace? How different from street thugs, hooligans and touts are they? They became more active when government changed. Is this not political thuggery enacting terrorism against Muslims and the citizens of CAR? |
AntlisIaam:I questioned your level of intelligence now you have proven your shamelessness. I didn't directly quote you to give you fair cover but no there is something needing medical attention with you. You showed unlike you often pretend that indeed you are the poorly educated who does not know relevant and irrelevant research or how to appropriately use technology. Mr AI truth fallacy. Nevertheless, if you will have the sense to reason right look at these facts. The article misstates the timeline regarding the emergence of the Anti-Balaka. 1. They were not a new force in 2013; self-defense militias had been present in the Central African Republic before the rise of Seleka. These groups were created in the 2000s to safeguard communities from crime. 2. During Bozizé's presidency, local self-defense groups received indirect support from the government, and many members of the Anti-Balaka were connected to Bozizé’s security forces. [Although they became more prominent in 2013 due to their attacks on Seleka, their networks had already been established before that year, eventually evolving into a larger anti-Seleka movement later in 2013. AntlisIaam:Seleka came into being due to shortfalls of Bozizé’s government and the excesses of the Indirectly government supported Anti-Balaka that oppressed others mainly Muslims from the benefit of nation hood. Ohyoudidnt:Did you read the above and not know? Did you read this in one of the images? The Tony Blair Faith Foundation, for instance, has noted that animists have also participated in the militias' violent acts and compose a significant proportion of Anti-Balaka groups (Mellgard 2016a). Formed in 2009, the coalition of varying militias is a grouping of loosely organised 'village self-protection groups' which focused to combat bandits and other sources of insecurity on a local level. However, their activities and atrocities intensified following the 2013 coup by Séléka militia groups. I feel sad for you son. Please get help and may God heal you. |
Wow! You really can clap for yourself. I told you why Wikipedia is unreliable and you go further to show the debt of.... You should adopt silence and be less dishonourably dishonest. Who says AI is correct?
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AntlisIaam:I have presented the truth and shown credible reference unlike your reliance on Wikipedia. I have shown the limitations of Brittanica that you failed to wholesomely understand. You have seen how an initial act towards protection and self defense grew to the extreme state of terrorism. The terrorist killed and caused Muslims going into exile which you eaier denied. Evidence has shown this to be the case. Get off your high horse and accept the failure of some of your Christian brothers who have gone to extremities and disobedience of your guiding scripture. I know you agree with them there. |
AntlisIaam:Was it not to educate you where you put in your usual diversion so perhaps you will acquire reasonable thinking. Or isn't it in response to AntlisIaam:Oh I forget you have terribly short term memory and have forgotten what you posted that I responded to. AntlisIaam:There you go again. Say the truth. You enjoy taking it yourself. |
AntlisIaam:Stop your trademark senseless diversions. Camel urine is not related to this discussion. Your Anti-balaka brothers and perhaps sisters are terrorists despite hiding under the cloak of protective advocacy. They are blood thirsty vampires claiming to be Christian without adhering to it's tenets |
AntlisIaam:Without recourse to history which you distort as your fore likes amongst the pharisees and sanhedrins distorted the scriptures would you align urine to Muslims, Islam and prophet Muhammad pbuh? |
AntlisIaam:You have been previously informed that Wikipedia is a poor point for reference. As you see in the image attached : The origins of Antibalaka militias date back to before the 2013 coup. In 2009, President Bozizé, unable to ensure security throughout the CAR, established loosely organised village self-protection groups that would combat bandits and other sources of insecurity on a local level. These groups took on the moniker 'Antibalaka.' https://institute.global/insights/geopolitics-and-security/what-antibalaka
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AntlisIaam:So you don't know this history. Now you know. |
AntlisIaam:When the men from Uraynah arrived in Medina, they found it difficult to adjust to the local climate and quickly fell ill. In response to their predicament, Muhammad advised them to drink camel milk and urine as a remedy. This recommendation reflects some traditional practices of Arab tribes at that time, despite modern medical understanding considering urine primarily as a waste product without healing properties. After following Muhammad's advice and recovering their health, these men eventually turned against him. They killed the shepherd and stole his cows. You are still grieving about your stealing brothers who were later rounded up and punished or have a transferred feeling of nostalgia and are longing for Camel urine and milk? Sorry I can't help you. I own no camels. |
[quote author=AntlisIaam post=134456440][/quote]Let's see the timelines for the establishment of these groups. The Anti-Balaka was officially established in 2009 after President François Bozizé recognized the need to improve security due to rising armed threats. On the other hand, the Seleka coalition emerged later, in August 2012, as a response to government neglect and political dissatisfaction, uniting various rebel groups into one alliance. Anti Balaka : - - - - - - - - - 2009 Seleka coalition : - - - - - - 2012 So who started? Hope you are sober enough to see clearly and reason normally? You hypocrite that abuses by your Christian laws in whims and caprices? Why did Christian Anti-Balaka and you neglect Matthew 5: 21:You have heard that it was said to the people long ago, 'Do not murder, and anyone who murders will be subject to judgment.' 22:But I tell you that anyone who is angry with his brother will be subject to judgment. Again, anyone who says to his brother, 'Raca,' is answerable to the Sanhedrin. Were the innocent civilians or whoever else brought before the law anywhere and sentenced? |
AntlisIaam:Copied from where? Silly bill I ain't you who copies words he doesn't understand and wrongly puts in sentence. Nostalgia discreet nonsense |
AntlisIaam:Copied from where? Silly bill |
AntlisIaam:The reality you choose no refuse to believe. As the saying goes you can only push a dog thus far back, at some point it will turn on you in it? |
AntlisIaam:In the course of defense they became worse than the monster they detested. I know you cannot see that. The struggle against wrong can lead to morally questionable actions, blurring the line between the defender and the aggressor. |
AntlisIaam:In 2009, President Bozizé established the Anti-balaka self-defense groups to address local crime issues. However, in 2013, the Séléka coalition overthrew him, which resulted in sectarian violence. The Anti-balaka militias perpetrated terrible acts against Muslim civilians, forcing thousands to flee and leading to significant human rights violations and displacement.
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AntlisIaam:You are having this conversation with who? Me or them? AntlisIaam:The Anti-Balaka militia in the CAR is a terrorist organization that uses violence, intimidation, and coercion for political purposes. Initially formed as self-defense against the Seleka rebel coalition, their actions have escalated into widespread reprisal against civilians, causing severe humanitarian crises and ethnic cleansing, particularly against Muslim civilians. |
AntlisIaam:🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Feigning unresponsive disengage to hide? |
AntlisIaam:You wrote either ignorantly or under the influence of some psychedelic substance. AntlisIaam:Can you make relevance of what you wrote up and explain in regard to the conversation thus far? |
AntlisIaam:Now it's confirmed you say words without knowing their meaning and proper use. Too bad for you Nostalgia is a wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition Nostalgic is longing for or thinking fondly of a past time or condition. If you are discreet, you are polite and careful in what you do or say, because you want to avoid embarrassing or offending someone. Are you subtly indicating you are now embarrassed for saying what you don't know? |
AntlisIaam:Define Nostalgic. Do you know what Nostalgia is? What is to be discreet about? |
MightySparrow:Again you are so terribly wrong. Did any of these characters show you any principle from the Quran they follow? Then you pathetically lie MightySparrow:Is this not from the Quran? Or did you just find it somewhere and eagerly brought it here to continue your new found hobby of trying to slander Islam. Glad to clearly show you your misconceptions and that of whoever you copied from. |
MightySparrow:Please show where the Quran or hadith prescribes robbery otherwise you are falsely attributing the bad of some to Islam. As for the male thief and the female thief, cut off their hands as a recompense for what they have earned, as an exemplary punishment from God. Truly God is Mighty, Wise." (Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:38) Sahih al-Bukhari 3475 Narrated `Aisha: The people of Quraish worried about the lady from Bani Makhzum who had committed theft. They asked, "Who will intercede for her with Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)?" Some said, "No one dare to do so except Usama bin Zaid the beloved one to Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) ." When Usama spoke about that to Allah's Apostle Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, (to him), "Do you try to intercede for somebody in a case connected with Allah's Prescribed Punishments?" Then he got up and delivered a sermon saying, "What destroyed the nations preceding you, was that if a noble amongst them stole, they would forgive him, and if a poor person amongst them stole, they would inflict Allah's Legal punishment on him. By Allah, if Fatima, the daughter of Muhammad stole, I would cut off her hand." You keep attributing what is not Islam to it. This is now an obsession and hopefully It's not a psychological ailment |
GothamCities:Choice of words to deliver the same message. Hijack a coup, coup within a coup? Like the smarter thief who poisoned the robbers after the heist. |
MightySparrow:It is your thought's ugliness that prevents you from reading and understanding. Ohyoudidnt:I lived 30 years in the North mister so can you stop spreading misinformation. |
AntlisIaam:? Nostalgia about? |
