Gandalf Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 uuu, tek sad vido da je Palinka upotrebila izraz "blood libel". moze da se pozdravi sa presidency, like, everma kakvi. zaklece se na vecitu vernost i ljubav prema jedinoj demokratiji i izabranom narodu, pa ce i sami Jevreji (neki od njih, to jest) ustati u njenu odbranu.
kim_philby Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 ma kakvi. zaklece se na vecitu vernost i ljubav prema jedinoj demokratiji i izabranom narodu, pa ce i sami Jevreji (neki od njih, to jest) ustati u njenu odbranu.da. zanimljivo je kako sekularni izraelski nacionalizam koincidira poneki put sa onim sto jean claude milner naziva anti-judaizmom.
luba Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 vidim da se lome koplja oko naslovnice the strangera, ako dobro kapiram, prva urednicka odluka meni dragog dana savagea da stavi modifikovanu sarinu mapu:prati je odlican constantov tekst because when politics goes crazy—when politicians go crazy—the crazies go crazier.
luba Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 no, palinka na stranu, medju rajtvingasima se stvarno zametnulo toliko pacijenata da dnevnikovi dodaci postaju zaista pocetnicki bukvari.vec sat vremena ne znam da li da se smejem, fejspalmujem ili dodolisem 2012. Paris 'Muslim Batman' angers rightwing US bloggers Batman has battled many enemies but now has to face the anger of rightwing US bloggers furious that the comic book caped crusader has recruited a Muslim to run his crime-fighting franchise in Paris. "The character’s name is Bilal Asselah and he is an Algerian Sunni Muslim and an immigrant that is physically fit and adept at the gymnastic sport parkour," wrote Warner Todd Huston on his site Publius Forum. "Apparently Batman couldn't find any actual Frenchman to be the 'French saviour'," wrote the rightwinger, apparently discounting the millions of French citizens of North African descent from his definition of "actual" French. In the December issues of DC Comics Detective Comics Annual and Batman Annual, the caped crusader has set up Batman Incorporated and wants to install a superhero in cities around the world to fight crime. The hero he picks in France is called Nightrunner, the alter ego of a 22-year-old from Clichy-sous-Bois, a tough Paris suburb where urban unrest sparked riots in immigrant districts across France in 2005. Bilal Asselah, a Frenchman of Algerian origin, was caught up in that unrest and at one point he and his friend got beaten up by police who mistook them for rioters. Bilal's friend reacted by later burning down a police station and ended up being killed by police. But Bilal, thanks largely to the influence of his pious Muslim mother, rejects hate and fear. He concentrates on learning parkour, the form of acrobatics where practitioners jump from buildings and leap over walls and street furniture, as spectacularly seen at the start of the 2006 James Bond film "Casino Royale." When riots again threaten to engulf his neighbourhood, Bilal puts on a mask and, using his parkour skills, becomes Nightrunner and sets out to set things right again. Nightrunner's integrity, athletic prowess, and triumph over personal adversity made him Bruce Wayne's obvious choice to represent Batman in Paris. But rightwing bloggers in the United States, who are also upset over plans for a black actor to play the Norse God Thor in an upcoming blockbuster movie, are incensed that DC Comics chose to make their new superhero a Muslim. They see it as pandering to political correctness. "Unfortunately, readers of Batman will not be helped to understand what troubles are really besetting France," wrote Huston on Publius Forum. "In this age when Muslim youths are terrorizing the entire country, heck in this age of international Muslim terrorism assaulting the whole world, Batman’s readers will be confused by what is really going on in the world. "Through it all DC makes a Muslim in France a hero when French Muslims are at the center of some of the worst violence in the country’s recent memory," he wrote. The Angry White Dude blog, which described Islam as the "religion of murder," mocked that "Nightrunner the Muslim sidekick will have strange new powers to bury women to their waists and bash their heads in with large rocks." US comic book creator Bosch Fawstin, who wrote on his blog that "DC Comics has submitted to Islam," is coming up with his own antidote. "If you’re as sick and tired of this IslamiCrap as I am, be on the lookout for my upcoming graphic novel, The Infidel, which features Pigman, an ex-Muslim superhero who is the jihadist’s worst nightmare," he blogged. DC comics did not respond to a request for an interview with David Hine, the writer of the album featuring Nightrunner, and declined to comment on the controversy. But the British-born author told a US website that he had tried to "come up with the kind of hero I would want to see in a comic book if I were French." "The urban unrest and problems of the ethnic minorities under (President Nicolas) Sarkozy’s government dominate the news from France and it became inevitable that the hero should come from a French Algerian background," he told the Death and Taxes site. The mini-storm on the English-language blogosphere -- where left-leaning or pro-Islam sites are attacking the rightwingers for their hostility to a Muslim superhero -- has so far only sparked a tiny number of reactions on French-language websites. The albums went on sale here last month but the small numbers stocked were quickly sold out, book stores said.
dragance Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 (edited) Kakvo neshvatanje socijalnih prilika u Francuskoj, ovo je za nepoverovati...Zasto svuda moraju da se trpaju? Edited January 13, 2011 by dragance
kim_philby Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 (edited) no, palinka na stranu, medju rajtvingasima se stvarno zametnulo toliko pacijenata da dnevnikovi dodaci postaju zaista pocetnicki bukvari.vec sat vremena ne znam da li da se smejem, fejspalmujem ili dodolisem 2012.kasnis. ovo sam vec postovao na francusko-arapskim velovima. cisto da nerviram hellu. :D Edited January 13, 2011 by kim_philby
mandingo Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 uuu, tek sad vido da je Palinka upotrebila izraz "blood libel". moze da se pozdravi sa presidency, like, everRealno, Palinka se pozravila sa presidency, ever, kad je gostovala kod Katie Couric. Ne verujem da bi bila ozbiljan GOP kandidat i bez snajpera i 'blood libel'. Bice interantni GOP primaries. Voleo bih da se Dr. No suprotstavi Obami, mada je realnije ocekivati nekog ex guvernera.. Pawlenty, Romney, Daniels ili Huntsman. Da ne zaboravimo i tea party...
Gandalf Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 (edited) da. zanimljivo je kako sekularni izraelski nacionalizam koincidira poneki put sa onim sto jean claude milner naziva anti-judaizmom. http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/01/10/top_jewish_historian_glenn_beck_roger_ailes_anti-s/The anti-Semitism of a few GOP officials in Texas is, of course, small potatoes compared to the creepy anti-Jewish spewing of Fox News' Glenn Beck, whose audience numbers in the many millions on television and radio.I have written about my concern that the Jewish community was not paying enough attention to Beck because he cleverly covers his tracks by professing his "love" for Israel. (Virtually all anti-Semites these days understand that expressing "love" for the Jewish state gives them a relatively free pass to bash Jews and even to use Nazi themes against them.) Edited January 14, 2011 by Gandalf
Прслин Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 no, palinka na stranu, medju rajtvingasima se stvarno zametnulo toliko pacijenata da dnevnikovi dodaci postaju zaista pocetnicki bukvari.vec sat vremena ne znam da li da se smejem, fejspalmujem ili dodolisem 2012.Batman has battled many enemies but now has to face the anger of rightwing US bloggers furious that the comic book caped crusader has recruited a Muslim to run his crime-fighting franchise in Paris."The character’s name is Bilal Asselah and he is an Algerian Sunni Muslim Ево, ја ћу да фејспалмујем. Какви идиоти: па ваљда је опште познато да француски Билал није Алжирац, већ Београђанин, син Титовог кројача.
kim_philby Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/01/10/top_jewish_historian_glenn_beck_roger_ailes_anti-s/The anti-Semitism of a few GOP officials in Texas is, of course, small potatoes compared to the creepy anti-Jewish spewing of Fox News' Glenn Beck, whose audience numbers in the many millions on television and radio.I have written about my concern that the Jewish community was not paying enough attention to Beck because he cleverly covers his tracks by professing his "love" for Israel. (Virtually all anti-Semites these days understand that expressing "love" for the Jewish state gives them a relatively free pass to bash Jews and even to use Nazi themes against them.)hvala na interesantnom linku.cuj meni je bas zato izuzetno zanimljivo to sto milner u poslednje vreme insistira na terminu anti-judaizam. a inace glenn beck je primer strukturalnog antisemitizma. meni je zaista bilo scary da ga gledam u US of A. imao sam flash na 90te i milju vujanovic i dragosa kalajica. disclaimer: ne pravim poredjenja na relaciji srbija 90tih amerika now. samo ono sto glenn radi jeste povratak na paranoicni stil u americkoj politici.
teacher Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 Ево, ја ћу да фејспалмујем. Какви идиоти: па ваљда је опште познато да француски Билал није Алжирац, већ Београђанин, син Титовог кројача.Nije to taj Bilal, naš je Enki. Da ne kažem Enes.
kim_philby Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 (edited) Nije to taj Bilal, naš je Enki. Da ne kažem Enes.doduse to je hommage 'nasem' autoru. kao sto se u millerovom dark knightu ostrvo oko kojeg zamalo izbija WWIII zove corto maltese. gasp, americki strip autori ipak citaju evropske stripove. one world. Edited January 14, 2011 by kim_philby
Mostly harmless Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 (edited) 44 secs of breathing Edited January 14, 2011 by Mostly harmless
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