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Nije nužno demokratija=kapitalizam,što nam podosta već uvaljuju kao jedinu mogućnost!
Fuck the rules!

Od demokratskog centralizma do centralizovane demokratije - dug je put 

Quote from: lilit_depp on 27-10-2010, 14:33:44
Taj Sarkozi je suvi genije.

Jeste. Evo, jutros, francuski senatori sarko orijentacije, najavili su predlog kojim bi se od naciona trazila posebna televizijska pretplata na sve vrste TV receptora (kompjuteri, telefoni, itd) i koja bi se nadodala na postojece takse. Pitam se samo kada ce da uvedu taksu na cesanje jaja dok se gleda TV. Za sada sam miran, ali vec u narednom predlogu za budzet moze i to da nam se fasuje.

Ovo me podseti na Hogara Strašnog: dolazi poreznik kod Hogara: "Your JB tax is due" "And what does JB stand for?" "Just Because". Hogar se okrene Helgi: "Maybe it's time to just pack up and leave."

Hogar zna sve! Francuzima treba ostaviti da još malkice uživaju u srednje evropskom szarkozsijevom šarmu. Ja bi njima i gro naših poslo. Ma nek ide život, evo im svi!

Šljam vlada svugde,samo negde lakše procure informacije o stvarnim potezima šljama.

Quote from: wg on 27-10-2010, 23:08:12
Francuzima treba ostaviti da još malkice uživaju u srednje evropskom szarkozsijevom šarmu. Ja bi njima i gro naših poslo. Ma nek ide život, evo im svi!

Iš, bre! Samo nam ti vaši fale.

Evo, sad čuh da je Sarkozijeva policija obila stan i trećeg novinara (Mediapart) i ukrala kompjuter, pokušvajući tako da prestraši ne toliko novinare, koliko njihove izvore (anonimne) koji omogućavaju uvid u mahinacije i manipulacije.

Jel to zvanično policija ili se kao ne zna?

Nije zavanično policija, jer gde u demokratiji policija može da razbija izloge, da obija stanove novinarima i da im krade kompjutere? Medjutim, kada novinarima različitih redakcija koji rade na istim temama (ilegalno finansiranje Sarkozijeve predsedničke kampanje i "legalno" Sarkozijevo vraćanje para od "previše" plaćenog poreza istim onima koji su finansirali njegovu kampanju), neko počne da obija stanove i da im iz stanova ne krade stereo uredjaje, kamere i pare, nego kompjutere, onda je svima jasno da to radi policija ili da su radovi izvedeni pod nadzorom policije.

U pitanju je prestrašivanje izvora, da bi svi zaćutali i da bi se uplašili od saradnje sa novinarima.

Odbijam da poverujem da se u Evropskoj uniji događaju takve stvari. Sve je to RUSKA PROPAGANDA!

Sinoć, u sredu pred kraj dana, francuska nacionalna avio kompanija Air France je objavila da, zbog nedostatka novca, više ne može da isplaćuje račune i zatražila je sudsku zaštitu. Sledeći korak je imenovanje prinudne uprave i istraga gde su se denuli novci. U medjuvremenu, oni koji su odgovorni za pljačku i bacanje para, otići će na druge funkcije, pa ćemo jednog dana dobiti njihova imena, kada pravno zastare slučajevi.

Sad očekujemo provalu u kompjuterski centar Air France-a. UH! Biće zanimljiva nedelja  

Daj neki link. Svugde samo o štrajku zaposlenih u Er Fransu, ali nigde nema ovo.

Evo link u dnevniku Le Figaro koji su prvi doneli vest:

http://www.lefigaro.fr/societes/2010/10/27/04015-20101027ARTFIG00745-le-cce-d-air-france-en-cessation-de-paiements.php

Totalna zavera. Ovaj rat će da izbija fraktalno na mnogo mesta na planeti.

Šta, fraktalno? Ima da izbije pikselno! Na 12 Mpixela.

Govoreći na TV-u o stranim investicionim fondovima i njihovoj finansijskoj rentabilnosti, Rašida Dati, evro-poslanik i predsednik opštine pariskog 7. arondismana, rekla je: "Kada vidim odredjene koji traže rentabilnost od 20, 25 odsto bez ikakvog felacija, pogotovo u vreme krize..." Rašida je htela da kaže "inflation" (inflacija), ali joj je iz usta izletelo "fellation". Video je obišao francuski web, a jedan veseljak je poslao učtivi mejl gospodji poslanici i zatražio od nje jednu "inflaciju". Rašida je podnela prijavu, čovek je uhapšen, ispitivan dva dana i sada će biti odveden na sud i osudjen za vredjanje javne ličnosti.

Zato, pamet u glavu! Svako ko je mislio da našem ministru policije pošalje mejl tražeći da mu ovaj izmeri jaja, bolje da se ugrize za jezik, odnosno za klavijaturu.

(Brice Hortefeux, ministar unutrašnjih poslova, govoreći o problemu Roma, rekao je da postoje dve vrste "otisaka" koji se uzimaju od onih koji su uhapšeni - genitalni otisci i genetički otisci. Hteo je da kaže "digitalni otisci", ali... Zato ja, svakoga pota kada čujem da su uhapšeni Romi, vidim našeg ministra, kako muti gips i Cigi oblaže jaja, ne bi li sačuvao otisak za sledeći put.)

Dobar vam sex tamo u vladii parlamentu!!
Čim toliko spominju.

I Jočić je jednom rekao "pijetet" umesto "epitet", ali su ga svi zajebavali kao da je stvarno mislio "pijetet" (ustvari, nisu ni oni znali). Na kraju je "potrošen"...

Ipak felacijo mešati sa inflacijo...
Što je babi milo...

Ja bih isto upotrebio felacio, i to ne greškom. To je isto što i: "Ona bi da se je... al da joj ne uđe", to je ona mislila.

Misao je mutna kategarija...
Svako bre ima svoju bre...
`bemu miša... ko je patentira 

Sada je na delu PC - sve se cenzuriše i ugađa političkoj podobnosti. Ko kaže da je komunizam mrtav?

Brus Li nije umreo!!!!!!!!

Prema analizi kabineta Ricol Lasteyrie, čitanoj u ekonomskom dnevniku Les Echos, francuska preduzeća koja sačinjavaju CAC 40 (najbogatija francuska preduzeća kotirana na berzi) imaju 150 milijardi evra gotovog novca u svom posedu, što je za 5 % više nego u istom periodu prošle godine. Analitičari smatraju da će preduzeća taj novac da podele akcionarima, da kupe akcije i da ulože u nekretinine.

Jebi ga, nigde se ne kaže da će radnicima da podignu plate.

Ipak, tešim se čitajući priču kako Google izbegava plaćanje poreza u Americi. Naime, oni su u posedu dva holdinga koji se nalaze u Irskoj i Holandiji, a ta dva holdinga poseduje treći koji se nalazi na Bermudima. Tako oni bermudskim vlastima plaćaju porez od 2,4 % i štede milijune, jer je u USA ta ista stvar 35 %. I kažu majstori iz finansijske agencije Bloomberg da je gomila američkih preduzeća uradila isto, te da se na raznim Kajmanskim i Devičanskim ostrvima i po ostalim poreskim vukojebinama, nalazi 2 000 000 000 000 US $ (dve hiljade milijardi američkih dolara), iliti 1,5 godina američkog budžetskog deficita.

Kao i uvek, Francuska u inovacijama kasni 15 godina za Amerikom. Srećom.

I srpski parodržci ne čuvaju lovu u Srbiji i Srbiji ne plaćaju ništa. Naši su ispred Amerike.

U Velikoj Britaniji, uz blagoslov vlade, karitativna organizacija Project Prevention predlaze narkomanima dobar posao. Ako narkoman pristane da bude sterilizovan, oni mu daju 200 funti cash (230 €). Sta je sledeci korak? Da ih posebne sinterske brigade vataju po budzacima i da ih stroje na ulici, ali bez novcane nagrade i bez mogucnosti usvajanja (mislim na idejni model projekta - Drustvo za zastitu zivotinja).

Er.. možda samo propuštam neki značajan detalj, ali... zašto sterilišu narkomane?? Da se ne bi razmnožavali i rađali nove narkomane??? Ako je tako, zašto ne krenu od drugih problematičnih grupa, ovo mi deluje malčice kao vađenje krajnika kroz, da prostite, rektum.

Quote from: Meho Krljic on 30-10-2010, 19:41:43
zašto sterilišu narkomane?? Da se ne bi razmnožavali i rađali nove narkomane??? Ako je tako, zašto ne krenu od drugih problematičnih grupa

Upravo tako. Sterilisu ih da se ovi ne bi razmnozavali. A te druge problamaticne grupe, e i one ce uskoro da dodju na red. Imam utisak da sad iscitavaju Mein Kampf, pa ce posle moci bolje da se izraze.

Sve bi to išlo brže i efikasnije da su na vreme svi usaglasili svoje zakone,pa da Četvrti Rajh može već jednom da normalno funkcioniše.I kod njih su te retrogradne snage još uvek jake.

George Carlin je odavno objasnio: In WWII Germans lost but fascism won.


sterilizacija narkomana je vrhunska eugenika, Hitler will rise again.

Imamo krizu morala, i to nije od juče, ali moral često podleže različitim interpretacijama (na kraju krajeva narkomani i dalje imaju izbor). Ako uskoro ne pronađemo tehnološko rešenje za naraslu populaciju ono što nas iza ugla čeka će biti još strašnije.

Nama ili njima??

Svima, brate, svima. Čak i da mi ne budemo neposredno ugroženi, i dalje imamo problem što dve najveće naše reke ne izviru kod nas, i što jedemo više nego što proizvodimo, i što smo zavisni od nafte, a i drugih izvora energije nam fali. Doći će dan kad će sve te stvari biti toliko tražene da mi nećemo moći da si ih priuštimo. Pre nas će neki drugi već ući u tu krizu, i biće vrlo napeti da izađu iz nje. Biće posledica.

VI`š to mi je novost:jedemo više nego li proizvodimo!!
Znam koliko proizvodimo... stoga ispada da jedemo šta,vazduh... čađ... vodu... zemlju...

I pijemo više nego što proizvodimo... I pozajmljujemo više nego što dugujemo...

Nas će u budućnosti Ujedinjene Svetske Privrede da zaduže da krckamo orahe, pekane, bademe, lešnike, pistaće, pinjole, indijske i brazilske orahe... Šta drugo da radimo kad smo se specijalizovali za lupanje...?

Plottz, prvi si počeo sa pričom o nama i njima. Mi = Srbi. Nemoj sad da se praviš glup.

Philippe Val, direktor državne radio stanice France Inter, juče je otpustio humoristu Géralda Dahana, zato što se sprdao sa političarima iz vlade. Sve je počelo proletos kada je humorista Stéphane Guillon postao izuzetno slušan zbog ismevanja vlade, tačnije njihove nedoslednosti, gramzivosti, oportunizma, dupelizanja, korupcije, karijerizma, itd. Sarkozi je naredio Valu da otpusti Guillona. Na njegovo mesto je došao Didier Porte koji je vrlo brzo bio otpušten, jer je u svojim prilozima najviše ismevao korumpirane političare i njihove prijatelje korumpirane finansijere. Ismejani ministri su tražili da se humorista otpusti, direktor France Intera je vrisnuo siryessir i otpustio humoristu.

Na njegovo mesto je postavljen Raphael Mezrahi koji je sâm od sebe napustio stancu, jer mu nisu dozvolili da se sprda sa političarima na vlasti. Na njegovo mesto je došao François Morel, humorista koji je vrlo brzo bio otpušten zbog ismevanja Sarkozijevih minsitara i prijatelja. Gerald Dahan je juče otpušten iz istog razloga.

Sreća naša te živimo u demokratskoj zemlji gde se humoristi otpuštaju sa posla ako se sprdju sa predsednikom i ministrima. Mogu da zamislim šta bi im se desilo da žive u nekoj nedemokratskoj zemlji. Vive la France. Vive la liberté. Vive le roi Sarkozy I. Smrt humoristima... ovaj... marš sa posla bando crvena!

Ko ono reče da se maši za pištolj kad čuje reč kultura?

Quote from: scallop on 31-10-2010, 08:31:13
I pijemo više nego što proizvodimo... I pozajmljujemo više nego što dugujemo...

Nas će u budućnosti Ujedinjene Svetske Privrede da zaduže da krckamo orahe, pekane, bademe, lešnike, pistaće, pinjole, indijske i brazilske orahe... Šta drugo da radimo kad smo se specijalizovali za lupanje...?

da mi neko plati da krckam pinjole za pare, pa to mi je životni san

Quote from: mac on 31-10-2010, 10:57:16
Plottz, prvi si počeo sa pričom o nama i njima. Mi = Srbi. Nemoj sad da se praviš glup.

Ma zahebavam se,k`o i uvek

Mjanmar imao parlamentarne izbore... posle dve decenije. Naravno, za sada je to parodija demokratije onako kako je mi shvatamo:

QuoteMyanmar held its first election in 20 years on Sunday under tight security, a scripted vote that assures army-backed parties an easy win but brings a hint of parliamentary politics to one of Asia's most oppressed states. Skip related content
The carefully choreographed end to half a century of direct army rule is largely a race between two military-backed parties running virtually unopposed, due to complex election rules that stifled any prospect of pro-democracy forces causing an upset.

Low turnout and fraud charges marred voting nationwide. Many doubted their ballot would alter the authoritarian status quo.

Some packed Yangon's pagodas instead of voting. In Haka, capital of Chin state bordering India and Bangladesh, more people attended church than cast ballots, witnesses said.

"We're falling asleep," said a polling station official in Bahan Township in the commercial capital Yangon. "Ward officials are still urging the people to vote."

The poll will not bring an end to Western sanctions but may reduce Myanmar's isolation at a time when neighbouring China has dramatically increased investment in natural gas and other resources in the former British colony also known as Burma.

"There are elections that are being held right now in Burma that will be anything but free and fair, based on every report that we are seeing," U.S. President Barack Obama told students in the Indian financial capital of Mumbai.

Armed riot police stood guard at polling booths or patrolled streets in military trucks in Yangon, part of a security clampdown that includes bans on foreign media and outside election monitors, and a tightening in state censorship.

The Internet was barely functioning, hit by repeated failures widely believed to have been orchestrated by the junta to control information. Power failures also hampered early turnout.

It is the first election since 1990, when Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy beat the army-backed party in a landslide. The junta simply ignored that result.

Suu Kyi, detained for 15 of the past 21 years, urged a boycott of this poll, saying she "would not dream" of taking part. She could take the spotlight this week, however, ahead of the expiry of her house arrest on Saturday, November 13.

Her release could energise pro-democracy forces and put pressure on the West to roll back sanctions.

MILITARY DOMINANCE

The junta's political juggernaut, the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP), is fielding 27 incumbent ministers. Closely aligned with supreme leader Senior General Than Shwe, it is top-heavy with recently retired generals.

It is contesting all the estimated 1,158 seats up for grabs. Its only real rival, the National Unity Party (NUP), is also backed by the army and running in 980 seats.

But while the NUP and USDP are both conservative and authoritarian, they may pursue opposing social and economic policies in parliament, ultimately fostering greater democratic debate in a country where an estimated 2,100 political activists and opposition politicians are behind bars, diplomats said.

An unexpectedly large vote for the NUP could also be seen as a subtle jab against Than Shwe, as it is thought to be closer to a different faction in the army.

"They are not of the same machinery," a Western diplomat said of the two dominant parties, citing tensions between the two on the campaign trail. "The USDP is very much the regime's party while the NUP has a longer legacy," he added, referring to its founding under the rule of late dictator Ne Win.

Ne Win was placed under house arrest in 2002 by Than Shwe, who accused him of treason. Ne Win died that year.

FRAUD CHARGES

Despite such differences, the military will emerge the unquestioned winner. Twenty-five percent of seats in all chambers are reserved for serving generals. That means army-backed parties needs to win just 26 percent of seats for the military and its proxies to secure a majority in the legislature.

But the army appears to be taking no chances. At least six parties lodged complaints with the election commission, claiming state workers were forced to vote for the USDP in advance balloting.

In Yangon, many voters turned up to vote only to find their names not on electoral rolls, said Zaw Aye Maung, a candidate for the Rakhine Nationalities Development Party, the second-largest of 22 ethnic-based parties.

Hundreds of Rohingyas, a stateless Muslim minority in Myanmar, were given identification cards in Yangon and the right to vote in exchange for backing the USDP, he added.

Some voters who asked officials for assistance at ballot booths were told to tick the box of the USDP, witnesses said.

The National Democratic Force (NDF), the largest pro-democracy party, accused the USDP of "widespread fraud."

Thirty-seven parties are contesting places in a bicameral national parliament and 14 regional assemblies. Except for the USDP and NUP, none has enough candidates to win any real stake due to restrictions such as high fees for each candidate.

Still, some analysts say the election will create a framework for a democratic system that might yield changes in years ahead in a country bestowed with rich natural resources and located strategically between rising powers China and India.

S druge strane, u Britaniji planiraju da ljude bez posla ćeraju na prinudni rad "da bi se navikavali da rade":

QuoteBritain's long-term unemployed could be forced to carry out compulsory manual work or risk losing their welfare benefits under plans being put forward by the government, newspapers reported on Sunday.

The U.S.-style scheme would see the long-term jobless ordered to take up four-week placements in order to get them used to having a full-time job.

The idea is part of major reforms, due to be unveiled this week, to make cuts to Britain's huge welfare bill, reduce dependency on benefits and weed out those earning money but not declaring it, papers said.

"What we are talking about here is people who have not been used to working having both the opportunity and perhaps a bit more of a push as well, to experience the workplace from time to time," Foreign Secretary William Hague told BBC TV.

"The vast majority of people in Britain will think that is the right thing to do."

Shortly after the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition took power in May, Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith unveiled plans to simplify the complex web of benefits available to reduce errors and inefficiencies.

Duncan Smith said the system had become regressive and was not giving people the right incentive to work as many were financially better off unemployed.

Under his plans separate benefits for items such as housing, income support or incapacity will be replaced by a "universal credit" system whereby individual households would get a single welfare payment to ensure those in work would be better off.

The Observer newspaper said that in return, long-term unemployed would be told to take up work placements of at least 30 hours a week for a four-week period.

If they refuse or fail to complete the programme, their jobseekers' allowance, worth 64.30 pounds a week for those over 25, could be stopped for at least three months.

GARDENING

Charities, local councils, voluntary organisations and private companies will be contracted to provide the placements, which could involve gardening, clearing up litter or painting schools, the Sunday Times reported.

"We will shortly be bringing forward further proposals on how to break the cycle of dependency blighting many of our communities and make sure work always pays," a spokeswoman for the Department for Work and Pensions said.

The proposals echo similar schemes in the United States, but do not go as far as the system there which limits the time people can claim benefits.

"The message will go across; play ball or it's going to be difficult," Duncan Smith told the Daily Telegraph on Saturday.

Harriet Harman, deputy leader of the opposition Labour Party, said they would wait for full details of the reforms before deciding whether to oppose the measures but added she believed some of the proposals were unfair.

"Without jobs, welfare reform won't work," she told BBC TV.

In 2009/10, the government spent 87 billion pounds on benefits and tax credits for people of working age, dwarfing most other items of government spending.

The government estimates that some 1.4 million people in Britain have been on out of work benefits for nine or more of the last 10 years.

Poslednji film o Rambu je odlično prikazao situaciju u Mijanmaru, a is stanje duha Zapadnjaka koji pojma nemaju šta se zaista dešava u svetu oko njih.

Sad je čas da se ponovo pročita Velsov "Vremeplov", pošto je očigledno da je rasa Morloka upravo krenula u svoj konačni obračun s glupim Iloima.

China's future first lady already a big star

QuoteBEIJING – She's a glamorous singer with big hair, beloved by millions, and a major general in the People's Liberation Army to boot. He's a stiff policymaker, a suit with the bland public persona of most Chinese leaders.

Vice President Xi Jinping is in line to take the country's top post in two years, setting up an unusual scenario: In a system where leaders' families are kept almost invisible, how will the ruling Communist Party handle a first lady who's arguably more famous than her husband?

So far, the answer appears to be by making her disappear too. References to Xi's marriage to Peng Liyuan are being scrubbed from the Internet. She has been given a desk job at her military song-and-dance troupe, reducing her public appearances.

Interest in the couple was renewed last month after Xi was appointed to a committee overseeing the Chinese military, boosting the likelihood he will lead the Communist Party in 2012.

Political wives have long been viewed suspiciously in China — ever since Chairman Mao Zedong's wife, Jiang Qing, promoted his most radical policies, took part in purging opponents and ultimately made a grab for power. She was arrested and jailed after his death in 1976.

In a world where first ladies from France's Carla Bruni to America's Michelle Obama routinely grab media attention, Liu Yongqing, the wife of Chinese President Hu Jintao, is rarely seen except during state visits with the spouses of foreign leaders.

The almost absent Chinese first lady reflects in part the preference of the technocratic, authoritarian leadership for running the rising global power at an impersonal distance.

"On the one hand they have been talking about governance with a human touch and given that (Peng's) image is positive, what's the point of trying to eliminate it?" said Dali Yang, a China expert at the University of Chicago. "It's only making it more mysterious and provides room for speculation."

By all public accounts, the 47-year-old Peng's image is squeaky clean.

Many Chinese can recall her almost yearly appearances on state television's Spring Festival Gala, which draws 800 million viewers, beginning with the inaugural 1982 program. On fog-filled stages dressed in pouffy evening gowns, Peng performed rousing patriotic songs such as "On the Plains of Hope."

Having a first lady who's well-known in her own right would likely be a point of pride for many Chinese, who know little about their rulers.

"For him to be in his position and be able to handle the pressure of being with a famous woman, I think that says a lot about him," said Xu, a 26-year-old real estate consultant taking a cigarette break outside his office in Beijing. He would only give his surname, saying he did not want to be quoted making statements that could be considered critical.

"It's really no big deal but maybe the high-level officials are extra sensitive," he said. "Our county's leaders have an air of mystery. That's how the system works. Besides their official bio, everything else is blank."

Xi, who at 57 is a decade older, is said to have been introduced to Peng by a mutual friend in 1986 when he was a vice mayor in the booming coastal city of Xiamen. They have been married for 23 years and have a teenage daughter.

"When they met, she was upset. This guy was such a country bumpkin. And he looked old," according to a 2007 article in the Zhanjiang Evening News, a southern newspaper.

Xi charmed her, talking about music theory, the article said. "Peng said, 'At that time, I was very moved. Isn't this the one I've been looking for? He's unsophisticated but he's really intelligent.'"

That article was widely reprinted in whole or part, even by the official Xinhua News Agency and the Communist Party's People Daily newspaper, but has since been removed from their websites.

In a 2001 article, Peng said she felt fortunate for having an understanding husband.

"As a government official he's very busy, when I visit him in Fuzhou, he has to delay meetings or trips to the countryside in order to find time to spend with me," the Shanghai Morning Post quoted her as saying. "Every time I go, we'll try our best to avoid quarrels and enjoy those hard-earned days."

Those articles and others have been deleted from most websites. While the deletions are not definitely the government's handiwork, the fact that cached versions of the articles are being erased too conforms to the way China's Internet censors work.

The State Council Information Office did not respond to a faxed request for comment.

Rebecca MacKinnon, a China expert and senior fellow at the New America Foundation studying Internet issues, said the censorship fits China's long-standing policy of not reporting details of top leaders' personal lives.

Reporters and editors may have been more careless when the articles were published, but were apparently now cleaning up since Xi's political future has become more clear, MacKinnon said.

Peng will likely keep fading from public view as Xi's political star continues to rise. She hasn't appeared on the Spring Festival Gala since 2007, just months before Xi was named to the Communist Party's ruling nine-member Standing Committee.

"Chinese leaders would never let their wives have a high public profile," said Li Datong, a former state newspaper editor who was removed from his job for reporting on sensitive topics. "Sometimes they might take their wives on a state visit, and you may see them holding hands and even then it just looks so stiff."

Liberation pise danas da je karitativna organizacija Secours catholique iznela podatke za proslu godinu u Francuskoj. Tokom godine, za pomoc im se obratilo 1,5 miliona siromasnih ljudi (prosek primanja 750 €), sto je 80.000 vise nego u 2008. godini. Posebnost je u tome sto se pojavljuje sve vise zaposlenih ljudi cije su plate toliko mizerne, da od njih ne mogu da prezive citav mesec.

Istovremeno, u Le Monde-u se pise o cenama stanova u Parizu. Jedan analiticar je izracunao da cetvoroclana porodica mora da zaradjuje 20.000 € da bi sebi mogla da kupi stan od 150 m². Cene kvadratnog metra u Parizu se krecu od 7.000 do 11.000 €. Pariski stanovi su sve cesce kupovani da bi bili prepodani sa zaradom. Jedan broj stanova ostaje neprekidno prazan, jedan broj stanova sluzi za stanovanje, jedan broj praznih stanova je za iznajmljivanje, a sve vise je namestenih stanova koji sluze za nedeljno iznajmljivanje. Kupci pariskih stanova se nalaze na svim meridijanima i njihov broj je sve veci. Socio-profesionalna struktura vlasnika pariskih stanova je vrlo jednostavna. Oko 8,5 odsto vlasnika su ljudi koji rade za gazdu, dok su svi ostali vlasnici gazde ili bar zvezde estrade.

Ma, to je propaganda da odvrate Srbe od Evrope...

Corneliuse, šta podrazumevaš pod Parizom? Nemoguće je da je u predgrađima takva cena...