Толстый и тонкий

[Eraserhead]

2 hours ago, namenski said:

A Putina Putlerom, to se zove biti na liniji, primeran omladinac, 1 либераломолац...

 

Je l se to u Rusiji sada mladost zavrsava sa 40 godina? Ne bi me cudilo i u Srbiji si do 35 klinac a od 35 matorac...

Edited October 5, 2018 by Eraserhead

[namenski]

1 minute ago, Eraserhead said:

Je l se to u Rusiji sada mladost zavrsava sa 40 godina? Ne bi me cudilo i u Srbiji si do 35 klinac a od 35 matorac...

Јок, то је стање духа, либераломолец можеш да будеш и са 90, уосталом ти си то савладао одлично, на твом и андуриловом примеру се треба да уче млади: либерални Павле Корчагин  

[Eraserhead]

3 minutes ago, namenski said:

Јок, то је стање духа, либераломолец можеш да будеш и са 90, уосталом ти си то савладао одлично, на твом и андуриловом примеру се треба да уче млади: либерални Павле Корчагин  

 

Nemam pojma. Probao sam da guglam termin i nista ne izlazi.

[Meazza]

Probaj komsomolec, cirilicom.

[Peter Fan]

10 hours ago, Budja said:

 

Moguce da nisam pratio , tek juce na BBCiju procitah onu vest oko direktnog spijuniranja OPCW kolima ispred zgrade da uhvate wi fi signal.

Cetiri budale se voze oko neke relativno nevazne insititucije i hakuju Wi-Fi mrezu pomocu stapa i kanapa. Pri tome imaju racune za taksi jer im je potreban da bi im firma refundirala troskove puta.

 

This is how it's done:

 

https://parapsihopatologija.com/forums/topic/18874-sinovi-kineskog-zmaja/?do=findComment&comment=4315136

 

[Redoran]

On 4.10.2018. at 21:35, Budja said:

Ovo danas sa GRUom poprimilo sire razmere, i dokazi deluju poprilicno konkretni.

 

2 objasnjenja:

1. Rusi su mnogo lukavi, pa im podmecu.

2. Raspad sistema.

 

Okamov razor kaze 2.

 

3. Interni obračun između prijatelja FSB i G(R)U?

[Lord Protector]

 

Quote

 

Has Russia Given Up on the West?

By Patrick J. Buchanan

 

By the end of his second term, President Ronald Reagan, who had called the Soviet Union an “evil empire,” was strolling through Red Square with Russians slapping him on the back.

Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive.

And how have we husbanded the fruits of our Cold War triumph?

This month, China’s leader-for-life Xi Jinping stood beside Vladimir Putin as 3,000 Chinese troops maneuvered with 300,000 Russians, 1,000 planes and 900 tanks in Moscow’s largest military exercise in 40 years.

An uncoded message to the West from the East.

Richard Nixon’s great achievement in bringing Peking in from the cold, and Reagan’s great achievement of ending the Cold War, are history.

Bolshevism may be dead, but Russian nationalism, awakened by NATO’s quick march to Russia’s ancient frontiers, is alive and well.

Russia appears to have given up on the West and accepted that its hopes for better times with President Donald Trump are not to be.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley is berating Russia for secretly trading with North Korea in violation of U.N. sanctions, saying, “Lying, cheating, and rogue behavior have become the new norm of the Russian culture.”

Cold wars don’t get much colder than defaming another country’s culture as morally debased.

Have something to say about this column?
 

The U.S. has also signaled that it may start supplying naval and anti-aircraft weaponry to Ukraine, as Russia is being warned to cease its inspections of ships passing from the Black Sea through the Kerch Strait into the Sea of Azov.

The three-mile-wide strait lies between Crimea and Kerch Peninsula. In Russia’s eyes, both banks of the strait are Russian national territory.

With U.S. backing, Ukraine has decided to build a naval base on the Sea of Azov to “create conditions for rebuffing the aggressive actions of the Russian Federation in this region.”

Kiev has several patrol boats in the Sea of Azov, with a few more to be transferred there in coming months. Russia’s navy could sink those boats and wipe out that base in minutes.

Are we going to send our Navy across the Black Sea to protect Ukraine’s naval rights inside a sea that has been as historically Russian as the Chesapeake Bay is historically American?

Poland this week invited the U.S. to establish a major base on its soil, for which Poland would pay two billion dollars, to be called “Fort Trump.”

Trump seemed to like the idea, and the name.

Yet, the Bush II decision to install a missile defense system in Poland brought a Kremlin counter-move: the installation of nuclear-capable Iskander cruise missiles in Kaliningrad, the former German territory on Poland’s northern border annexed by Stalin at the end of World War II.

In the Balkans, over Russian protests, the U.S. is moving to bring Macedonia into NATO. But before Macedonia can join, half its voters have to come out on Sept. 30 to approve a change in the nation’s name to North Macedonia. This is to mollify Greece, which claims the birthplace of Alexander the Great as it own.

Where are we going with all this?

With U.S. warships making regular visits into the Eastern Baltic and Black Sea, the possibility of a new base in Poland, and growing lethal aid to Ukraine to fight pro-Russian rebels in the Donbass and the Russian navy on the Sea of Azov, are we not crowding the Russians a bit?

Are we confident the Russians will always back down?

When Georgia, believing it could kick Russian peacekeepers out and re-annex its seceded province of South Ossetia, attacked in August 2008, the Russian Army came crashing in and ran the Georgians out in 48 hours.

George W. Bush wisely decided not to issue an ultimatum or send troops. He ignored the hawks in his own party who had helped goad him into the great debacle of his presidency: Iraq.

So, what exactly is the U.S. grand strategy with regard to Russia?

What might be called the McCain wing of the Republican Party has sought to bring Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, which would make the containment of Russia America’s policy in perpetuity.

Are the American people aware of the costs and risks inherent in such a policy? What are the prospects of Russia yielding always to U.S. demands? And are we not today stretched awfully thin?

Our share of the global economy is much shrunken from Reagan’s time. Our deficit is approaching $1 trillion. Our debt is surging toward 100 percent of GDP. Entitlements are consuming our national wealth.

We are committed to containing the two other greatest powers, Russia and China. We are tied down militarily in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Yemen, with the War Party beating the drums for another and larger war — with Iran. And we are sanctioning adversaries and allies for not following our leadership of the West and the world.

In looking at America’s global commitments, greatly expanded since our Cold War victory, one word come to mind: unsustainable.

 

 

Edited October 6, 2018 by slow

[vememah]

U krimskom nedeljniku izašao kritički članak o vili od 3 miliona USD u tamošnjem mestu Koktebel u vlasništvu jednog od Putinovih glavnih propagandista Dmitrija Kiseljova ("u stanju smo da pretvorimo SAD u radioaktivni pepeo", video) bez navođenja imena.

Bez posla ostali urednica novina i arhitekta koji je pisao članak, sav tiraž povučen i uništen, a članak izbrisan sa sajta.

 

https://en.crimerussia.com/gromkie-dela/kiselyov-in-rage-tv-host-cracks-down-on-colleagues-with-telephone-law/ (sa slikama vile i članka)
https://themoscowtimes.com/news/newspaper-pulled-from-circulation-over-coverage-of-kremlin-propagandists-villa-media-reports-63044
http://www.rosbalt.ru/russia/2018/10/01/1735687.html

[Eraserhead]

Sputnik goes inspector Clouseau

 

 

[Tsai]

[halloween]

 

Ovaj snimak mi je baš simpatičan i zbog posete voćnjaku i  detalja koji pokazuju šta je Rusu bitno. Veliki smo i ne imitiramo nikoga, uživamo sami za sebe. Ako vam se sviđamo- super. U drugom slučaju ne okrznu te ni pogledom.

[Eraserhead]

Meltdown...

 

 

[Filozof manijak]

Masakr u Politehničkoj školi u Kerču, na Krimu. Najmanje 20ak mrtvih. Vlasti ne znaju da li je u pitanju masovno ubistvo (american style) ili teroristički napad.

[Eraserhead]

 

Horor

 

Edited October 17, 2018 by Eraserhead

[Eraserhead]

Evo kaze Putin da su krivi globalizacija i internet.

 

Nikako to sto je nervno rastrojena osoba dobila dozvolu i mogla da kupi oruzje.

 

Nekada je bar davao pametnije izjave.