Anduril Posted March 16, 2015 Posted March 16, 2015 Pa ranije Ekonomist nije bio zabrinut jer podrzava fasiste, kao recimo ove u Ukrajini. To je poznat profasisticki list, kao uostalom i Gardijan a finansira ih sve zajedno Kolomoiski. A sada imaju jos manje razloga za brigu posto je Kremlj poznat po tome da se ne mesa u unutrasnje politicke odnose evropskih drzava jer su zauzeti raznosenjem cveca i golubova mira koje ispustaju iz bivsih nuklearnih bombardera na granicama vazdusnog prostora EU. Ukrajina je najbolji primer da nema razloga za bilo kakvu brigu - sve je kako treba i u najboljem redu. Uostalom, Evropa nikad u istoriji nije imala problem finansiranja politickih pokreta iz Kremlja jer je ovo kontinent mira i stabilnosti.
bigvlada Posted March 16, 2015 Posted March 16, 2015 Silvio Berlusconi's 'bunga bunga' acquittal upheld by high courtFormer Italian prime minister acquitted on charges that he paid for sex with an underage prostitute and used his political influence to cover it up Silvio Berlusconi had been sentenced to seven years in prison and a lifetime ban from holding public office. Photograph: Antonio Calanni/APAgence France-Presse in RomeTuesday 10 March 2015 23.45 GMTItaly’s top court has definitively cleared Silvio Berlusconi of charges that he paid for sex with an underage dancer and then abused his position as prime minister to cover it up.After nine hours of deliberations, the judges at the court of cassation delivered a ruling on Tuesday that ends the lengthy legal saga which lifted the lid on the “bunga bunga” sex parties hosted by the billionaire tycoon and former Italian prime minister.It also leaves the 78-year-old, who served three terms as premier, free to resume a central role in politics at the helm of his centre-right Forza Italia party.Berlusconi has just finished serving a community service order for corporate tax fraud and remains embroiled in several other legal cases. But they are thought unlikely to prevent him from potentially energising opposition to prime minister Matteo Renzi’s plans to reform Italy’s government and electoral system.The late-night verdict came after a hearing in which a senior prosecutor had described Berlusconi as having a “dragon’s passion” for teenage girls.Berlusconi was convicted in 2013 of the most serious charges he has faced in a scandal-hit career, only to be acquitted on appeal a year later. The quashing of his seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban from public office triggered a counter-appeal by prosecutors to the court of cassation.After a three-and-a half-hour hearing earlier yesterday, the judges spent nine hours considering before delivering their verdict. Berlusconi has always denied paying for sex with a 17-year-old called Karima el-Mahroug.He maintained he only tried to help the Moroccan national when she was later arrested for an alleged theft because he thought she was a niece of the then Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak.The appeal court appeared to accept that argument when it ruled that Berlusconi had not abused his power. The court also ruled that Berlusconi had not committed a crime in having sex with el-Mahroug as he did not know she was under 18, the legal minimum age for prostitution in Italy.Prosecutor Edoardo Scardaccione had told the hearing that Berlusconi’s antics had held Italy up to ridicule. “The Mubarak’s niece episode was worthy of a Mel Brooks film,” he said. “The whole world was laughing at us behind our backs.”Scardaccione was unsuccessful in his attempts to convince the judges that Berlusconi and his entourage knew that el-Mahroug was only 17 at the time of their encounter. “He had a dragon’s passion for minors,” the prosecutor told the court.Berlusconi was not present at the hearing, which analysts had billed as crucial for his ability to reassert control over his fragmenting party.Berlusconi’s entire political career has been overshadowed by allegations of criminal behaviour and serial court cases, and they are still not completely over.He remains under investigation for allegedly paying off young women who attended his famous “bunga bunga” parties in return for false testimonies in the el-Mahroug trial.Also outstanding is a charge that he paid a senator €3m (£2.1m) in 2006 to join his party and destabilise a centre-left government. Past experience, however, suggests the tycoon’s lawyers may be able to string out both cases long enough for the charges to be dropped without a judge ever making a ruling. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/mar/10/silvio-berlusconis-bunga-bunga-aquittal-upheld-by-high-court Kako on njih jebe u zdrav mozak.
Budja Posted March 16, 2015 Posted March 16, 2015 Pa ranije Ekonomist nije bio zabrinut jer podrzava fasiste, kao recimo ove u Ukrajini. To je poznat profasisticki list, kao uostalom i Gardijan a finansira ih sve zajedno Kolomoiski. A sada imaju jos manje razloga za brigu posto je Kremlj poznat po tome da se ne mesa u unutrasnje politicke odnose evropskih drzava jer su zauzeti raznosenjem cveca i golubova mira koje ispustaju iz bivsih nuklearnih bombardera na granicama vazdusnog prostora EU. Ukrajina je najbolji primer da nema razloga za bilo kakvu brigu - sve je kako treba i u najboljem redu. Uostalom, Evropa nikad u istoriji nije imala problem finansiranja politickih pokreta iz Kremlja jer je ovo kontinent mira i stabilnosti. Uvek na braniku slobodnog sveta. 1 je Anduril ! (BTW, mozes ti i bolje od ovog propagandistickog smeca.)
Anduril Posted March 16, 2015 Posted March 16, 2015 .... (BTW, mozes ti i bolje od ovog propagandistickog smeca.) Hm, zna se kome smeta malo satire...
Prospero Posted March 18, 2015 Posted March 18, 2015 NEREDI U FRANKFURTU Povređen policajac u sukobima ispred sedišta Evropske centralne banke Tanjug | 18. mart 2015. 07:50 > 09:20 | Komentara: 0 Najmanje jedan policajac je povređen u sukobima sa demonstrantima iz pokreta „Blokupaj”, koji su se okupili ispred sedišta Evropske centralne banke u Frankfurtu da protestuju protiv mera štednje Neredi u Frankfurtu / Foto: Tanjug/AP U Frankfurtu je jutros ispred sedišta Evropske centralne banke (ECB) došlo do sukoba između demonstranata iz pokreta "Blokjupaj" i policije, pri čemu je upotrebljen i suzavac, javlja izveštač sajta "Raša tudej" sa lica mesta. Levičarski aktivista okupljeni u međunarodni pokret "Blokjupaj" (Blockupy) su prethodno najavili da je cilj njihovih aktivista da, u skladu sa protivljenjem vladinim merama štednje, danas blokiraju novo sedište ECB, pred otvaranje zgrade. "Iznad glava nam leti helikopter, a vazduh je pun suzavca. Policajci su barikadama i bodljikavom žicom ogradili novu zgradu ECB", naveo je izveštač iz centra Frankfurta. On je dodao da su veoma rano jutros izbili prvi sukobi između policije i demonstranata, kao i da je zapaljen jedan policijski automobil, pa su policajci ispalili suzavac kako bi rasterali okupljene ljude. Portparol nemačke policije je izjavila da je u sukobima povređen najmanje jedan policajac pošto su levičarski demonstranti bacali kamenice na službu obezbeđenja ispred zgrade ECB. Aktivisti iz pokreta "Blokjupaj" su blokirali centralni most preko reke Majne, kao i jedan važan kružni tok na istoku grada. Pored toga, širom grada su zapaljene kante za smeće, a na zapadu grada je zapaljeno i nekoliko automobila. Očekuje se oko 10.000 demonstranata na glavnom trgu Remerberg u Frankfurtu, pošto su organizatori unajmili poseban voz za prevoz aktivista iz Berlina, kao i autobuse za prevoz iz ostalih delova Nemačke i drugih evropskih zemalja. ECB, zajedno sa Evropskom komisijom i Međunarodnim monetarnim fondom, deo je takozvane "trojke" koja nadzire poštovanje uslova za dobijanje kredita u finansijski problematičnim zemljama, poput Grčke.
Anduril Posted March 18, 2015 Posted March 18, 2015 Bilo je vreme vec za ovako nesto i sasvim ocekivano. Centralne banke imaju jednostavno suvise moci bez dovoljno demokratske ili sudske kontrole.
Anduril Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 Glavni francuski levicarski filozof brani Merkel: In Defense of Angela Merkel PARIS – The recent cover of Der Spiegel showing German Chancellor Angela Merkel in front of the Acropolis surrounded by Nazi officers serves an important purpose: it finally poses, in a way that cannot be evaded, the question of Germanophobia in Europe. The abuse of Germany has dragged on for quite some time. Demonstrations in Cyprus in March 2013 included banners bearing caricatures of Merkel done up as Adolf Hitler. In Valencia at around the same time, on the occasion of the annual Fallas celebration, there was Merkel as an evil headmistress delivering to the head of the Spanish government and his ministers “The Ten Commandments of Angela the Exterminator.” She ended up being burned in effigy in the flames of the bonfires of St. Joseph. Two months later, in Portugal, similar parades featured the same Hitlerized Merkel caricatures, borne by howling demonstrators dressed in mourning clothes and decrying the German leader’s “policy of massacring the poor.” And, naturally, there was Greece, where the phenomenon reached its apogee during the near-riots of October 2012, in which the world was treated to the spectacle of Nazi and German flags flown together – and then burned – together before the Acropolis in scenes that presaged the Der Spiegel cover. In Italy, the right-wing daily newspaper Il Giornale had no scruples about devoting its headline for August 3, 2012, to the emergence of the “Fourth Reich.” Likewise, conspiracy websites in the countries of northern Europe claim that Germany’s eagerness to support Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko against Russian President Vladimir Putin is a reenactment of Hitler’s subjugation of Ukraine. Then there is France, where the game seems to be to see who can come out on top in populist denunciations of the new and detestable “German empire.” From the extreme right, National Front leader Marine Le Pen chides Merkel for the “suffering” that she is imposing on the peoples of Europe. From the opposite extreme, we have the Left Party’s Jean-Luc Mélenchon thundering against Merkel’s “austerity” policy and inviting her to “shut up.” The problem with this Germanophobia is not simply that it is stupid, or that it is yet another symptom of the decomposition, before our eyes, of the noble European project of integration and ever-closer union. No, the problem with today’s Germanophobia is that, contrary to what the sorcerer’s apprentices who stoke it would have us believe, their behavior is not a sign of their opposition to the true fascism that lies on the horizon, but rather of their allegiance – and even contribution – to it. Why? There are several reasons. For starters, to oppose Germany’s social, economic, and foreign policies by equating Merkel with Hitler is to banalize Hitler. However legitimate disagreement with those policies may be, Germany is one of the continent’s most scrupulous and exemplary democracies. To say that it resembles in any way the Nazi regime – which in Europe still stands for the destruction of democracy (indeed, civilization itself) – is to exonerate that regime, and to reassure and encourage today’s neo-fascists, allowing them, whether intentionally or not, to reenter the public debate. What is more (and this is key), those keenest to discredit Merkel just happen to be the same people who do not hesitate to waltz with Viennese neo-Nazis or to form an alliance, as in Athens, with the leaders of a genuinely extremist party. All of the clamor raised around a Germany that has supposedly “reunited with its demons” masks the voice of fascistic parties – from Greece’s Golden Dawn to Hungary’s Jobbik, Slovakia’s SNS, Belgium’s Vlaams Belang, and Bulgaria’s Ataka – that are in the process of establishing themselves in Europe. It should also be noted that Merkel is a woman, and that hatred for women – the disdain in which they, right alongside the Jews, were regarded by the racist theoreticians of the 1920s and 1930s – has been an essential dimension of every expression of fascism. Likewise, the slogans slung about in Valencia in October 2012 – with demonstrators urged to chant at the chancellor’s effigy, “You will love money above all else” and “You will honor the banks and the Bank” – had the unmistakably foul odor of the old mantras about “the golden calf” and the “cosmopolitan plutocracy.” People have finally come to understand that anti-Americanism, born on the extreme right and fed, in Germany, for example, by the philosophy of Martin Heidegger and his acolytes, is a fixture of fascism. It is now time for us to understand that the same is true of Germanophobia. In France, it appeared with the French anti-Semitic novelist and activist Maurice Barrès, who saw in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant a vehicle for the “Jewification” of European minds. It triumphed with Charles Maurras’ Action Française and its protracted war with “Jewish and Germanic abstractions.” And it culminated with the red-brown cells that, even today, on sites that I prefer not to mention, offer “grub” and a “hideout” for persons willing to “bump off” the “bosses” on the chancellor’s “payroll.” The history of ideas has its logic, reason, and folly, its unconscious and its trajectory. It is both futile and dangerous to deny any of them. That is why, today, it is critically important, in the face of a dark force that is rising, swelling, and unfurling in Europe, to defend Angela Merkel. Read more at http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/angela-merkel-defense-by-bernard-henri-levy-2015-04#uo3M0qBQEJfb65Tm.99
MancMellow Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 (edited) BHL? :D Btw, ne brani on njenu politiku, nego pokušava (ne znam koliko uspešno) da demistifikuje deo napada na nju kao nešto drugo, a ne napad na njenu politiku. Edited April 4, 2015 by MancMellow
Anduril Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 BHL? :D Btw, ne brani on njenu politiku, nego pokušava (ne znam koliko uspešno) da demistifikuje deo napada na nju kao nešto drugo, a ne napad na njenu politiku. Pa naravno da ne brani tu politiku ali ispravno shvata prioritete. Ocekivati da ce Nemacka konstatno da se ponasa kao za vreme Kola recimo je totalno naivno.
MancMellow Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 On priča o sporednim pojavama, glavna, apsolutno najautentičnija kritika Merkelkine evropske politike je upravo sa levice i odnosi se na njenu ekonomsku sferu.
Anduril Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 On priča o sporednim pojavama, glavna, apsolutno najautentičnija kritika Merkelkine evropske politike je upravo sa levice i odnosi se na njenu ekonomsku sferu. Ono sto radi Merkel je uglavnom demedz kontrol - i to posle katastrofe koju su ostavile kombinacije levicarskih deficita i neoliberalnih privatizacija profita. Levica uglavnom kritikuje ali i dalje nema recepte (kao ni neoliberali uostalom) a Merkel sedi na ogradi.
MancMellow Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 (edited) ^^I ne radi nista osim sto se klati tamo vamo i ponavlja mantru koja uporno ne daje željene rezultate na nivou EZ. To nije leadership. Ona generiše germanofobiju takvim ponašanjem. To je ono ko u My big fat greek wedding kad onaj stavlja Vindex na svaku ranu i za svaku bolest. Put some austerity on it. Edited April 4, 2015 by MancMellow
Anduril Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 Pa u celoj EU. Imamo SPD, Labour ili francuske socijaliste - totalna izgubljenost. Podemos i Siriza se vec naziru pre svega kao politicke naivcine.
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