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Quote from: scallop on 05-07-2015, 12:21:41
Braćo Grci, danas glasajte OXI, jer to je jedini način borbe protiv svetskog bankarskog robovlasničkog sistema.

Grci rekli istorijsko "oxi", ostaje da se vidi kako dalje:

Greece enters uncharted territory after referendum 'no' vote

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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece lurched into uncharted territory and an uncertain future in Europe's common currency Sunday after voters overwhelmingly rejected demands by international creditors for more austerity measures in exchange for a bailout of its bankrupt economy.

Results showed about 61 percent voted "no," compared with 39 percent for "yes," with 100 percent of the vote counted. The referendum — Greece's first in more than four decades — came amid severe restrictions on financial transactions in the country, imposed last week to stem a bank run that accelerated after the vote was called.
Thousands of jubilant government supporters celebrated in Syntagma Square in front of Parliament, waving Greek flags and chanting "No, no, no!"
Early trading on Asian markets indicated investors were alarmed, as stock indexes fell.
It was a decisive victory for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who had gambled the future of his 5-month-old coalition government — and his country — in an all-or-nothing game of brinkmanship with Greece's creditors from other European countries that use the euro currency, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank.
"Today we celebrate the victory of democracy," Tsipras said in a televised address to the nation, describing Sunday as "a bright day in the history of Europe."


"We proved even in the most difficult circumstances that democracy won't be blackmailed," he said.
Tsipras called the referendum last weekend, saying a "no" vote would strengthen his hand to negotiate a better deal for his country. His government has said it believes it would be possible to conclude a deal with creditors within 48 hours.
But European officials and most of Greece's opposition parties painted the referendum as one of whether the country kept using the euro currency — even though that was not the convoluted question asked on the ballot. Opinion polls Friday showed that 74 percent or more want their country to remain in the euro.
"Given the unfavorable conditions last week, you have made a very brave choice," Tsipras told Greeks in his address. "But I am aware that the mandate you gave me is not a mandate for rupture." He said he would seek to negotiate a viable solution with the country's creditors.
How European officials react to the referendum result will be critical for the country, and a eurozone summit was called for Tuesday evening to discuss the situation.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande spoke to each other Sunday night and agreed "that the vote of the Greek people must be respected," Merkel's office said.
The referendum result was "very regrettable for the future of Greece," said Jeroen Dijsselbloem, head of the eurozone finance ministers' meeting known as the Eurogroup, which also will meet Tuesday.
Dijsselbloem, who is finance minister for the Netherlands, had been a steadfast opponent of Greece as it sought better conditions during five months of bailout talks.
"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable," he said. "We will now wait for the initiatives of the Greek authorities."
Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's vice chancellor and economic minister, told a German newspaper the Greek government was leading its people "onto a path of bitter austerity and hopelessness."

sipras has "torn down the last bridges, across which Europe and Greece could move toward a compromise," Gabriel told the daily Tagesspiegel. "By saying 'no' to the eurozone's rules, as is reflected in the majority 'no' vote, it's difficult to imagine negotiations over an aid package for billions."
Belgian Finance Minister Johan Van Overtveldt was somewhat softer in his reaction, saying a "no" result "complicates matters," but that the door was open to resume talks immediately.
"What we certainly don't want to do is to take decisions that will threaten the monetary union," he told Belgium's VRT. "Within that framework we can start talks again with the Greek government, literally, within hours."
Time has run out for Greece, which is dealing with an economy in a protracted recession, with high unemployment and banks dangerously low on capital.
The international bailout — under which it received nearly 240 billion euros in rescue loans — expired last week, on the same day Greece defaulted on an IMF repayment, becoming the first developed nation to do so.
Of critical importance will be whether the European Central Bank decides to maintain its lifeline to Greece in the form of emergency liquidity assistance, or ELA. The assistance, now at around 90 billion euros, has been maintained but not increased in past days, leaving the country's financial system in a stranglehold.
Sunday's vote was held after a week of capital controls imposed to halt a bank run, with Greeks restricted to a daily cash withdrawal maximum of 60 euros ($67). Long lines have formed at ATMs, while pensioners without bank cards have thronged the few bank branches opened to allow them access to a maximum 120 euros for the week. Queues at ATMs swelled again as the initial results of the referendum came in.
The ECB operates on rules according to which it can only continue ELA funding if Greece is in a bailout. Without an increase, it is unclear how much longer people will be allowed to withdraw 60 euros per day.
Some analysts say Greece is so starved of cash that it could be forced to start issuing its own currency. No country has ever left the 19-member eurozone, established in 1999.
The margin of victory was far wider than expected, and is likely to strengthen the young prime minister's defiance toward Europe. Tsipras was voted into office in January on a promise to repeal bailout austerity.
"This victory for the 'no' camp will unfortunately embolden the government, but is likely to do little to convince the creditors that Tsipras is a trustworthy negotiating partner who has any ability to implement a deal," said Megan Greene, chief economist of Manulife Asset Management.
"Any deal for Greece will involve a much larger fiscal adjustment than the one on which Greeks voted today. I don't think that Germany in particular will be willing to make any concessions for Tsipras."
There was confusion Sunday night over the fate of bank safety deposit boxes, with Deputy Finance Minister Nadia Valavani saying people would be allowed to remove items but not cash from them, and Alternate Finance Minister Dimitris Mardas later said the issue would have to be legislated.
Yiannis Gkovesis, 26, waved a large Greek flag in the capital's main square with supporters of the "no" vote.
"We don't want austerity measures anymore. This has been happening for the last five years and it has driven so many into poverty, we simply can't take any more austerity," Gkovesis said.
Constantinos Papanikolas, 73, who also clutched a Greek flag, said the result meant "a fresh start, a new page for Greece and for Europe, which has condemned its people to poverty."
Opposition conservative New Democracy lawmaker Vangelis Meimarakis said he was expecting Tsipras to keep his pledge for a quick deal.
"If we don't have an agreement within 48 hours as the prime minister promised, then we are being led to a tragedy," he said.

Krugman ovo slavi:

Europe Wins

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Tsipras and Syriza have won big in the referendum, strengthening their hand for whatever comes next. But they're not the only winners: I would argue that Europe, and the European idea, just won big — at least in the sense of dodging a bullet.

I know that's not how most people see it. But think of it this way: we have just witnessed Greece stand up to a truly vile campaign of bullying and intimidation, an attempt to scare the Greek public, not just into accepting creditor demands, but into getting rid of their government. It was a shameful moment in modern European history, and would have set a truly ugly precedent if it had succeeded.

But it didn't. You don't have to love Syriza, or believe that they know what they're doing — it's not clear that they do, although the troika has been even worse — to believe that European institutions have just been saved from their own worst instincts. If Greece had been forced into line by financial fear mongering, Europe would have sinned in a way that would sully its reputation for generations. Instead, it's something we can, perhaps, eventually regard as an aberration.

And if Greece ends up exiting the euro? There's actually a pretty good case for Grexit now — and in any case, democracy matters more than any currency arrangement.

The related column was published a few hours after this post.

Ending Greece's Bleeding

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Europe dodged a bullet on Sunday. Confounding many predictions, Greek voters strongly supported their government's rejection of creditor demands. And even the most ardent supporters of European union should be breathing a sigh of relief.
Of course, that's not the way the creditors would have you see it. Their story, echoed by many in the business press, is that the failure of their attempt to bully Greece into acquiescence was a triumph of irrationality and irresponsibility over sound technocratic advice.
But the campaign of bullying — the attempt to terrify Greeks by cutting off bank financing and threatening general chaos, all with the almost open goal of pushing the current leftist government out of office — was a shameful moment in a Europe that claims to believe in democratic principles. It would have set a terrible precedent if that campaign had succeeded, even if the creditors were making sense.

What's more, they weren't. The truth is that Europe's self-styled technocrats are like medieval doctors who insisted on bleeding their patients — and when their treatment made the patients sicker, demanded even more bleeding. A "yes" vote in Greece would have condemned the country to years more of suffering under policies that haven't worked and in fact, given the arithmetic, can't work: austerity probably shrinks the economy faster than it reduces debt, so that all the suffering serves no purpose. The landslide victory of the "no" side offers at least a chance for an escape from this trap.
But how can such an escape be managed? Is there any way for Greece to remain in the euro? And is this desirable in any case?
Imagine, for a moment, that Greece had never adopted the euro, that it had merely fixed the value of the drachma in terms of euros. What would basic economic analysis say it should do now? The answer, overwhelmingly, would be that it should devalue — let the drachma's value drop, both to encourage exports and to break out of the cycle of deflation.
Of course, Greece no longer has its own currency, and many analysts used to claim that adopting the euro was an irreversible move — after all, any hint of euro exit would set off devastating bank runs and a financial crisis. But at this point that financial crisis has already happened, so that the biggest costs of euro exit have been paid. Why, then, not go for the benefits?
Would Greek exit from the euro work as well as Iceland's highly successful devaluation in 2008-09, or Argentina's abandonment of its one-peso-one-dollar policy in 2001-02? Maybe not — but consider the alternatives. Unless Greece receives really major debt relief, and possibly even then, leaving the euro offers the only plausible escape route from its endless economic nightmare.
And let's be clear: if Greece ends up leaving the euro, it won't mean that the Greeks are bad Europeans. Greece's debt problem reflected irresponsible lending as well as irresponsible borrowing, and in any case the Greeks have paid for their government's sins many times over. If they can't make a go of Europe's common currency, it's because that common currency offers no respite for countries in trouble. The important thing now is to do whatever it takes to end the bleeding.

http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=07&dd=18&nav_category=167&nav_id=1017231

"Diplomatski poraz od Srbije ostavio gorak ukus"

Hrvatska je doživela diplomatski poraz od Srbije što ostavlja gorak ukus proslave 20 godina od "Oluje", piše riječki "Novi list", dodajući da boli neučešće SAD.

Krivi smo!!! 

http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=07&dd=18&nav_category=167&nav_id=1017226

"Srbija sprovodi revizionizam ratnih devedesetih"

Nedolazak saveznika na paradu u Zagreb povodom 20 godina od akcije ,,Oluja" je neuspeh hrvatske diplomatije, navodi poslanik HDZ-a u u EP Andrej Plenković.
Kako ističe, to je svojevrsna poruka popustljivosti na spoljnopolitičkom planu prema Srbiji, koja sprovodi, ,,revizionizam ratnih događanja iz devedesetih".

Šta će kad su ratne devedesete prevelika laž. Niko to nije mogao pokusati.

ma ko zna šta smo prodali za ovo

Pošto si me brukao svojim laicizmom i neznanjem o SF-u, ne raspravljam s tobom ni o ovoj temi.

da je post nekome upućen bio bi upućen

preletih komentare na b92, tu je sve receno:

"pod broj jedan srbija je oslobodila danasnju teritoriju hrvatske 1918. pod dva, ljudi sa prostora sadasnje slovenije i hrvatske(tada se zvala drzava slovenaca, hrvata i srba) su poslali zahtjev za ujedinjenje srpskom kralju koji on prihvata i tako nastaje kraljevina srba hrvata i slovenaca. pod tri, u drugom svjetskom ratu pobjedjuju partizani( 70% partizana su cinili srbi najmanje) koji prave danasnje granice i koji garantuju srbima iz hrvatske da se bez njihove volje hr ne moze odbojiti od jugoslavije. dakle, oslobodimo vas, damo vam sto vam ne pripada, uzmete sto vam ne pripada, mi se pobunimo, vi nas protjerate. slavite braco i prilici vam."

istina ce pobijediti kad-tad, samo moramo biti strpljivi, marljivi u radu i ne klonuti duhom.

Orban priča ono što deo Evrope svakako misli:
Hungary's Orban says illegal immigration threatens Europe   

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BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Illegal immigration is a threat to Hungary and all of Europe, with the biggest risk coming from hundreds of millions of people from the "depths of Africa" looking to escape poverty, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Saturday.
Over 90,000 migrants and refugees have reached Hungary so far this year and it is building a 4-meter (13-foot) high fence on its border with Serbia to stem the flow. While the government had set a Nov. 30 deadline, Orban said the fence would be completed by Aug. 31.
Speaking at a cultural festival in Baile Tusnad, Romania, Orban accused the European Union of failing to defend its citizens from the "masses of illegal immigrants," who he said threatened the cultural identity of European countries and contributed to increased terrorism, unemployment and criminality.
"For us, today Europe is at stake," Orban said. "The survival, disappearance or, more precisely, the transformation beyond recognition of the European citizen's lifestyle, European values and the European nations."
"The question now is not only what kind of Europe we Hungarians would like to live in," Orban said. "Rather, will all that we now call Europe exist at all?"
"It is clear that we can't filter out the hostile terrorists in the huge crowds," Orban said, adding that there had been a "drastic increase" in crime where illegal migrants lived.
"We would like for Europe to keep belonging to the Europeans," Orban said. "We want to preserve the Hungarian Hungary."
Most refugees who request asylum in Hungary quickly leave for other destinations in the EU like Germany or Sweden before their cases are settled. Orban has repeatedly said that Hungary does not want any migrants from outside Europe and has been granting asylum to just a few hundred annually in the past several years.
"The really serious threats are arriving not from the war zones ... but from the depths of Africa," Orban said. "Northern Africa today can no longer defend Europe from the immense masses of people."
Orban spoke to mostly young supporters at the same cultural festival where a year ago he outlined plans to convert Hungary into an "illiberal state" such as Russia, China and Singapore. That idea, as well as his accusations that civic groups critical of his government were working for foreign interests, drew widespread criticism, including from President Barack Obama.
This time, Orban lashed out mainly against the EU leadership in Brussels and left-wing ideology, accusing them of willfully supporting immigration to weaken Europe's nations and their unique cultures.
"The European left sees the problem of immigration not as a source of danger but as an opportunity," Orban said. "They believe ... that the escalation of immigration can extremely weaken or even eliminate the national structures."
Orban is in his third term as prime minister. He first led Hungary between 1998 and 2002, returning with a landslide majority in 2010 after Socialist-led governments were unable to solve the country's growing economic problems.

Tiha apokalipsa u nastajanju. Mislim na apokalipsu (kapitalističkog) sistema, a nakon toga i sveopšti haos u društvu.

Naravno, ovi ljudi što dolaze iz siromašnih krajeva sveta u Evropu su samo očekivana posledica eksploatacije tih krajeva sveta. I sve je to bilo vidno da će se desiti i ranije, ali čovek ne razmišlja van okvira svog životnog veka. I dok evropski političari ispunjavaju svoje lične interese i interese nekolicine bankara i pritiskaju građane svojih zemalja i brutalno podstiču nasilje i eksploatišu Aziju i Afriku, eto očekivane posledice pritiska - demografske.

I Orban je oportunista. Ali mu sva ova kuknjava i zarađivanje političkih poena ipak neće pomoći da se reši imigranata i azilanata. Veliki broj ostaće i u našoj zemlji, naravno. To da oni idu dalje i nemaju nameru da ostanu u našoj zemlji je žvaka. Veliki broj ostaće i u Mađarskoj, jer EU vraća tražioce azila u prvu svoju bezbednu zemlju (eto zašto se EU širi , između ostalog). Nema leka pred najezdom mase.

Sad, moram da dodam i svoje opažanje da veliki broj, pogotovo muslimanskih, imigranata i azilanata stvarno ne želi da se prilagodi društvu u koje su došli zarad boljeg života i u evropskim zemljama stvaraju kulturološke i jezičke enklave, dok ih evropsko društvo, fakat, odbija i od njih zazire (jer ima osećaj da zbog pridošlica plaća velike takse, gde se pare od poreza koriste za socijalnu pomoć imigrantima), ali ne onoliko koliko se pridošlice ograđuju i zemlju u koju su došli tretiraju kao tuđu (čak i u svakoj narednoj generaciji). Taj zatvoreni, začarani krug međusobnog zaziranja i ograđivanja traje i traje dok ne pukne na jednoj strani. Nije teško predvideti i na kojoj. Lažna multikulturalnost i politička korektnost sa jedne strane, a sa druge - religijska isključivost, život na socijalnoj pomoći i stalan osećaj isključenosti i manje vrednosti. Već puca, zapravo, a odlaganju problema je došao kraj u narednih nekoliko desetina godina. Ili će Evropa da preduzme radikalna rešenja i da nema milosti (hint: reakcija Angele Merkel na plač palestinske devojčice) ili će Evropa znatno izmeniti svoju demografsku, kulturološku i ekonomsku sliku.

Naravno, sve je to zasluženo. Nije karma toliko nadrealni pojam. Pogrešna odluka i maliciozno delovanje donose posledice. Kad - tad, kao što vidimo.

Kurir na sjekućoj oštrici istraživačkog novinarstva (tj. na fejsbuku) (zapaziti i inovativno napisanu reč "popodne"):

OVO SU BAKIROVI MOMCI: Pre podne klanjaju, po podne se slikaju među golim zadnjicama

Tja, ko ce docekati tih 70ikusur devica.

Evo jedne letnje teme. Gde je Zosko?
http://www.rtvbn.com/354999/Objasnila-zasto-Hrvatice-vole-Srbe


Objasnila zašto Hrvatice vole Srbe

..."Danas ću se osvrnut na fenomen  "Srpsko Bolje Nego Nase". U zadnjih par godina osim kaj nam se događa sve veći "odljev mozgova" u inozemstvo, pogađa nas još jedan fenomen  "Odljev Zenskih Spolnih Organa u Srbiju!"   

jos jedan dokaz koliko je hrvatska napredna zemlja.

zena: vidi varvarine, nevezano naciji, zena je poput pseta. drzis je na lancu, zapovijedas, nagradjujes, sjedi, lezi... ona sretna, mase repom, lize ti ruku, donosi novine, cuva te. znas, kako to vec ide u srbiji.

dok u hrvatskoj ima slobodu. i sta se desi, eto, bez lanca ponasa se kao kad bi oslobodio pseto, ode u sumu i poludi, podivlja, rezi, grize. pa zavrsi u srba koji znaju sa zenama.

sad, ima li tu zavisti, hehe, necu spekulirati. hm, ma recimo da zavidim srbima i tjesim se nekim bezvrijednim i bezveznim stvarima.

plus, kad govorimo o naprednosti u odnosu spram zena, namece se pojam relativnog. koliko hr naprednija od srb, toliko i srb od turske.

Makedonija:
http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=08&dd=20&nav_category=167&nav_id=1029274

Na korak je od tog da se puca u ljude. Zapade lepu si kašu zamesio, po ko zna koji put:
http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=08&dd=21&nav_category=167&nav_id=1029523

Ludilo. Sad će da se jave kojekakvi evropski fašisti da kažu da se Evropa brani u Makedoniji i da treba dati svu podršku hrabrom makedonskom otporu....

što 'evropski fašisti'?
evo ja ću prvi da kažem da se srbija (zabole me za evropu) brani barem u makedoniji, kad se već ne brani tamo gde treba (bliže izvoru problema), a nisam ni evropski ni fašista.

Ma ko tebe i mene računa? Pričam o Lepenu  (sveže izbačenom iz svoje stranke, doduše), nemačkim, belgijskim, britanskim fašistima. Koji napadaju migrante u svojim zemljama. Ti to ne radiš, bar ne da mi znamo. 

Iii...


http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=08&dd=21&nav_category=167&nav_id=1029683

ma samo neka dolaze - naš vrhovni pacijent je reko da su dobrodošli, sve će to srpska gologuzija pozlatiti, a EU ako nas se seti - seti!
možda nam i pošalju dukat ili dva.

Evo jedne lepe vesti

Policajac Zaustavio Saobraćaj da Jež Predje Ulicu

http://bulevar.b92.net/bizar.php?yyyy=2015&mm=09&dd=14&nav_id=1039129


Da li je ovo realno ili je neko zezanje?

katanu je još i mogao da ima, jer Srbi/Crnogorci su dobrovoljno učestvovali u ratu Rusije protiv Japana početkom XX vijeka

ali šta je on to dobio 1058. godine, to jest šta se uopšte tada desilo...

ja sam mislio da je to učešće Srba/Crnogoraca više ovako simbolično, u vidu neke podrške. nisam znao da su neki i aktivno učestvovali.

nije li Crna Gora tek nedavno povukla objavu rata Japanu?

nije li bilo priče da su samuraji u stvari Srbi, kao sam-u-raj i slično? to bi objasnilo odakle mu mač iz X veka.

https://sr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Лексо_Саичић

Dobro, on je dobio samuraja u borbi, ali mnogo kasnije.

edit: mislim kasnije u odnosu na godinu od koje je katana u porodici ovog Crnogorca.

naravno, meni uopšte nije jasna godina, mislim ono, Marko Polo je tek kasnije otišao u Aziju i to je bio nevjerovatan događaj... kako je uopšte bilo kakva katana mogla da bude na ovim prostorima prije 1000 godina

možda neko grčko ili persijsko oružje, al japansko...

da ne pričamo da mu ne vjerujem ni da ima porodično stablo do Kulina bana


EDIT:
a viĐi ovo


http://www.vijesti.me/vijesti/danilovgradaninu-iz-sefa-ukraden-samurajski-mac-star-13-vjekova-851095


ispade da je tip išao da prijavi stvar policiji i fino se proveo

ali Crnogorci u komentarima razvalili


bjeloZa1
13.9.2015 10:26
ljudi ovo mora da mu je clan uze familije


gradjanin3
13.9.2015 11:50
lici mi na dogovor ove dvojice da izrade banku da im isplati ostetu neka mucka postoji takvo drustvo


omadjijani
13.9.2015 14:06
Djed mu ga je dobio poslije Tuđimilske bitke od Jakomta Kupušimi,kojeg je đed ovog Bakiča spasio pucajući iz snajpera na Vizantijskog vojnika.Ima sve snimljeno.Ajde što lažinja ovaj tip,no kako novina prenosi ove nebuloze,dostojne đeteta od 5 godina.


če gevara
13.9.2015 15:27
prodajem (ili izdajem) državu ,stara đedovina preko hiljadu godina

Quote from: tomat on 14-09-2015, 18:13:06

nije li bilo priče da su samuraji u stvari Srbi, kao sam-u-raj i slično?

Preodlicno! 

evo, i Boban je to pominjao

http://www.znaksagite.com/diskusije/index.php?topic=14356.msg574383#msg574383

Dobra je bila Milja. Zamirisalo mi je na Deretica, ali mislio sam da od njega vise nista ne moze da me iznenadi, kad izlete ovo... U svakom slucaju megalajk.

Требало би да се огласи неко из Удружења потомака учесника, удовица и ратне сирочади црногорско-јапанског рата.

Nema više policijskih snaga ispred Skupštine Crne Gore

"Vijestima" su u DF-u rekli da je policija napustila plato oko 6 sati ujutro

http://www.vijesti.me/vijesti/nema-vise-policijskih-snaga-ispred-skupstine-crne-gore-855285

Мило, лоповчино и зликовче!

ako Will nije u šatoru ništa od toga

Ma opozicija je sprdnja, inace koliko god pokusavala nisam uspela da saznam vise o protestima ni od Crnogoraca, slabo je ovo bilo medijski pokriveno, a ni ljude tamo izgleda ne interesuje nesto posebno. Ima na sajtu Vijesti snimak kako policija razbija protest i tera tu sacicu ljudi koja pokusava nesto da promeni uz prase na raznju i alkohol. 

Quote from: Васа С. Тајчић on 17-10-2015, 13:21:52
Мило, лоповчино и зликовче!

sad tek shvatih poruku, nisam ni znao da su razbucali protest...

što se i očekivalo, mislim pajkani su pospremili i Madrid i Njujork, a neće u Podgorici da ih sklone...

Skandal u školskom rečniku: Srbi su "đikani" i "genetski četnici"

QuoteU školskom rečniku autora Dževada Jahića reč ,,đikan" tumači se kao ,,seljačina, neotesani mladić, obično pravoslavac brđanin, stočar, čobanin, bosanski pravoslavac četničkog porekla koji je genetski četnik". Kao primer se navodi rečenica: "Poklaše nas đikani".

http://www.blic.rs/Vesti/Republika-Srpska/599601/Skandal-u-skolskom-recniku-Srbi-su-djikani-i-genetski-cetnici

Док смо се ми славно повлачили Никшићани су се xрабро били код Храма.

Rumunski premijer podneo ostavku zbog požara u noćnom klubu

http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=32066

Quote from: tomat on 04-11-2015, 12:20:01
Rumunski premijer podneo ostavku zbog požara u noćnom klubu

http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=32066

PRIHVATIO ODGOVORNOST!

ali pusti to, kad bi kod nas premijeri davali ostavke zbog ovakvih sitnica, padale bi vlade bar dvaput mesečno, a nama je sada iznad svega potrebna STABILNOST, jer reforme ne smeju da čekaju!!!

Dao je ostavku zbog demonstracija. Kad tamo ljudi demostriraju i glave umeju da padnu. Kod nas puć, i ništa.

kad bi se kod nas skupilo 20.000 da se nešto buni protiv vlade?

možda ako u istom času ukinu sve rijalitije. možda!

inače, sve i da sutra uvedu 'pravo prve bračne noći' i da dolaze mali, slina i vuki da jebu svaku mladu pre mladoženje, OPET se, ni tad, ne bi stvorila kritična masa da se ova gamad ukloni.

narod je manje glup no sto se u pravilu usadjuje. pa zna da ne vrijedi podmetati ledja. kakava kriticna masa?
stvori se kriticna masa, i? razbijes koju glavu, razbiju tebi, zamijenis gamad, dva dana euforije, pa gledas novu gamad.

jedni zaposljavaju svoje i doturivaju si poslove, kradu, po crvenoj liniji, drugi po smedjoj, treci po zelenoj... i sta sad kriticna masa ima od toga? sem onih skromnih koji se loze na boje...

znaci, pitanje je jednostavno: s cim da ta vrsta kriticne mase zamijeni gamad? hint: pitanje je klase.

kriticna masa prisutna je u trenutku kad se narod pozabavi sobom u svakodnevnom. sta fali rijalitiju? sigurno si manja budala gledajuci rijaliti no politicara.

U jednom trenutku sam pomislio da će se ova dvojica ladno poseksati od sreće, tu na zastavi, pred svima  :
http://www.alo.rs/clanovi-hdz-u-transu-video/17544

U EGIPTU UBIJEN KRVNIK TOMISLAVA SALOPEKA!

Da li je lokalni krimos ili terorista, lako moguće i jedno i drugo:
http://www.blic.rs/Vesti/Hronika/607475/UBIJENI-SRBIN-I-BOSNJAK-Vehabija-pucao-na-vojnike-u-Sarajevu

http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2015&mm=11&dd=19&nav_category=167&nav_id=1064760

gadno