World today (Ni Srbija ni zemlje u okruženju)

[Ghoul]

Samo što ovo nema u svetskim vestima, gde je izbor koptskog pope glavna vest 

a GUARDIAN je neki andergraund fanzin ili letak?

[Lord Kufer]

Aj nađi ovde na BBC-ju ili na CNN-u.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world/middle_east/

Ili ovde http://www.reuters.com/news

[Barbarin]

Kanada zabranjuje nošenje maski tijekom prosvjeda - kazne do 10 godina zatvora

[Lord Kufer]

Smrt fašizmu!

[scallop]

Život flašizmu!

[varvarin]

Khmmm... Koliko ovde prisutnih zna da su mnogohvaljeni radnički saveti (osnovni element jugoslovenskog samoupravljanja) - zaživeli još u Musolinijevoj Italiji??
Naime, Duče ih je video kao pravu sponu između radnika i kapitalista...   

[scallop]

Preteruješ.


Koliko ovdeprisutnih zna da su uopšte postojali radnički saveti?

[Lord Kufer]

Radnici su najgora sorta.

[varvarin]

Preteruješ.
Koliko ovdeprisutnih zna da su uopšte postojali radnički saveti?

[Meho Krljic]

Posle Obame i evropske unije, red je da Nobelovu nagradu za mir dobije i neko koga su upucali:

UK campaigners call for Nobel Prize for shot Pakistani girl 

    LONDON (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Britons called on the government on Friday to nominate Malala Yousufzai, a Pakistani girl shot in the head by the Taliban for advocating girls' education, for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The 15-year-old is receiving specialist treatment in the English city of Birmingham after gunmen shot her on October 9 for standing up against the Taliban and openly advocating education for women.
The attack has drawn widespread international condemnation and Yousufzai has become a powerful symbol of resistance to the Taliban's attempts to suppress women's rights.
On Friday, a campaign led by a Pakistani-British woman urged Prime Minister David Cameron and other senior government officials to nominate Yousufzai for the Nobel Peace Prize.
"Malala doesn't just represent one young woman, she speaks out for all those who are denied an education purely on the basis of their gender," campaign leader Shahida Choudhary said in a statement issued by global petition platform Change.org.
More than 30,000 people have signed the petition in Britain as part of a global push by women's rights advocates to nominate her for the prize. Similar campaigns have sprung up in Canada, France and Spain.
Under the Nobel Committee's rules, only prominent figures such as members of national assemblies and governments are able to make nominations.
Yousufzai was unconscious and fighting for her life when she was flown to Britain a month ago but the hospital in Birmingham where she is being treated says she is recovering well.
On Friday it released photographs of Yousufzai reading a book and clutching a white teddy bear, dark bruises covering her eyelids.
She appeared serious and focused on her reading, her hair covered with a bright pink-and-white scarf.
Her father and other family members have flown to Birmingham, which has a large Pakistani diaspora, to oversee her recovery. On October 26 her father said his daughter would "rise again" to pursue her dreams after hospital treatment.
Her shooting was the culmination of years of campaigning that had pitted the young girl against one of Pakistan's most ruthless Taliban commanders, Maulana Fazlullah.
Fazlullah and his men have taken over Yusufzai's native Swat Valley and have blown up girls' schools and publicly executed those they deem immoral. An army offensive in Swat has however forced many Taliban fighters to flee.
The call to nominate the girl comes on the eve of this Saturday's "Global Day of Action" for Yousufzai, marking one month since her shooting.
In October, the Nobel Peace Prize went to the European Union for promoting peace and democracy.
(Editing by Andrew Roche)   

[Lord Kufer]

Bože, šta je s tim ljudima 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-20263760

Argentines march in mass protest at government policies

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, in protest at the government of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Opposition activists used social networks to mobilise the march, which they said was one of the biggest anti-government protests in a decade.

Those gathered said they were angry at rising inflation, high levels of crime and high-profile corruption cases.

President Fernandez was re-elected by a landslide to a second term in 2011.

Her approval ratings have since dropped and protests against some of her policies have mounted.

Official figures say inflation is at 12%, but analysts say it is probably much higher.

The International Monetary Fund warned Argentina in September that unless it produced reliable growth and inflation data by December, it could face sanctions.
Global crisis

Protesters also voiced their objections to restrictions introduced last year, and further sharpened this year, on the purchase of dollars, which have made it harder for Argentines worried about inflation to trade in their currency.

The government says the slowdown of the Argentine economy is the fault of the global financial crisis rather than its policies.

Supporters of President Fernandez say the protests are driven by people from the middle and upper class worried about losing their privileges.

They point to policies supporting the poor, such as cash payments to the unemployed, as the real achievements of her government.

[Barbarin]

Mogli bi i mi malo tako

[Lord Kufer]

Radili smo i mi to pa se ništa dobro nije desilo.
Ljudska narav je pogana, sistem na koji svi pristaju je takav. Ne može bolje.

[Usul]

Ne verujte svemu sto pisu tzv. "nezavisni" mediji. Ima tu podosta manipulacije i ispiranja mozga.

[džin tonik]

Sveti otac članovima Papinske akademije za znanost govorio o svemiru
Papa Benedikt XVI.: Svemir nije kaos, niti je plod kaosa
Papi bi do kraja ove godine mogao biti otvoren profil na društvenoj mreži Twitter

Benedikt XVI., odnosno Vatikan, želi se što više približiti mladima pa se ponovno najavljuje mogućnost stvaranja profila na Twitteru, što bi nakon Facebooka i Youtubea, bila dodatni ulazak u društvenu mrežu. Još se ne zna kada će biti otvoren Twitter na ime Benedikta XVI., kazao je šef ureda za tisak Svete Stolice otac Federico Lombardi, ali se pretpostavlja kako bi to moglo biti do kraja godine. Prije nekoliko mjeseci zauzeto je ime "@BenedictusPPXVI", ali poglavar Katoličke crkve neće osobno twittati, već će to netko drugi činiti u njegovo ime. Sveta Stolica obznanjuje kako možda to neće biti papin account i proučavaju se druga imena, premda su mnoga imena vezana za Benedikta XVI. već zauzeta.

Još u veljači ove godine je predsjednik Papinskog vijeća za društveno komuniciranje, nadbiskup Claudio Maria Celli, najavio ulazak Benedikta XVI. i u twittersko društvo. Papa neće osobno slati "crkute" u mrežu, ali će, dakako, "odobravati svaku poruku". Na Twitteru se Papa već pojavio pod imenom "@Pope2YouVatican" što je svojedobno lansiralo Papinsko vijeće za društveno komuniciranje u okviru portala "Pope2You.net" preko kojeg se Papa htio približiti mladima. Vatikan i Papa nastoje preko "Facebooka", iPhonea, "Youtubea" približiti se mladima.

Koordinator portala Pope2You.net, otac Paolo Padrini (koji je postavio i "iBreviary – pro Terra Sancta" što je apikacija službene katoličke molitve za smartphone i tablete), izjavio je kako će Papa preko Twittera slati, na primjer, skraćenu verziju svojih angelusa.

"Dakako, Papa na Twitteru neće biti osobno, neće osobno twittati, mislim da bi to bilo nemoguće, ali i nepotrebno. Jer, Papa nije javna osoba u smislu jedinke koja ide twittati s onima koji ga prate (followers) već ima riječ koja je Riječ Učitelja", kaže otac Padrini i dodaje kako će papina prisutnost na Twitteru biti crkvena, a ne osobna prisutnost.

A, Papa je kazao i kako su potrebni "trajni dijalog i suradnja između svijeta znanosti i vjere za izgradnju kulture koja će poštivati čovjeka, njegovo dostojanstvo i njegovu slobodu, radi budućnosti ljudske obitelji i trajno održivoga razvoja našega planeta". Bio bi to lijepi twitt.

Papa je članovima Papinske akademije za znanost govorio o svemiru naglasivši kako nije nastao kaosom. Svemir nije kaos, niti je plod kaosa, nego je uređena složenost koja nam omogućava, pomoću komparativnih analiza i analogija, da se od posebnog uzdignemo do općeg motrišta, kazao je Papa.

Znanost i vjera su potrebne za izgradnju kulture koja poštuje čovjeka, kazao je Benedikt XVI. Papa je govorio o novom viđenju jedinstva znanosti, a posebno je podsjetio na napore tehnologije koji nastoje ,,svesti razne oblike energije na jednu i temeljnu osnovnu silu". Taj multidisciplinarni pristup očituje da znanosti nisu intelektualni svjetovi međusobno i od stvarnosti odvojeni, nego su povezani i usmjereni na proučavanje prirode kao jedne, shvatljive i skladne stvarnosti. Ako prvi trenuci svemira i života nisu u dometu znanstvenoga promatranja, znanost ipak otkriva široki niz dinamika koje objavljuju razvidan red i trajno stvaranje, kazao je Benedikt XVI. i naglasio kako takvo viđenje ima plodonosne dodirne točke s filozofskim i teološko-kršćanskim viđenjem.

Te Papine riječi izgovorene prije dva dana gotovo uopće nisu zabilježene u javnosti, odnosno u listovima i na portalima. Zabilježene su samo u vatikanskim glasilima. U nastojanju da svima, posebno mladima, približi Papino razmišljanje i njegove poruke, Vatikan nastoji i "crkutima" objaviti svoje poglede.

[raindelay]

 

New perversion for knicker sniffing Japanese

Following on from the success of vending machines selling used schoolgirl knickers to perverted Japanese men, a new product has come on the market in the form of a perfume that supposedly smells like a boy's freshly washed bottom.

"The Smell of a Boy's Anus" is a scented oil on sale now in Japan by Japanese adult goods company, Tamatoys, that caused outrage in 2002 with their "schoolgirl armpit" and "schoolgirl urine" scents.

http://austriantimes.at/news/Around_the_World/2012-11-07/45293/New_perversion_for_knicker_sniffing_Japanese

[Lord Kufer]

Ali... ekonomski je opravdano 

[Melkor]

Total solar eclipse delights Australians

[Barbarin]

Al je dobro 

[Meho Krljic]

Da notiramo postavljenje novog rukovoctva Kine:


Xi Jinping takes helm of China amid reform calls   

BEIJING (AP) — Xi Jinping succeeded Hu Jintao as China's leader Thursday, assuming the top posts in the Communist Party and the powerful military in a once-a-decade political transition unbowed by scandals, a slower economy and public demands for reforms.
Xi was formally appointed as general secretary after a morning meeting of senior communists that capped a weeklong congress, events that underlined the party's determination to remain firmly in power. Xi also was appointed chairman of the military commission after Hu stepped down, breaking with the recent tradition in which departing party leaders hung on to the military post to exert influence over their successors.
The moves give Xi a freer hand to consolidate his authority as first among equals in the Politburo Standing Committee, the apex of power. Immediately after the announcements, Xi strode onto a stage in the Great Hall of the People, leading the six other newly appointed committee members, all conservative technocrats dressed in dark suits.
"We shall do everything we can to live up to your trust and fulfill our mission," the 59-year-old, pudgy Xi said in remarks that were broadcast on state television and worldwide.
Standing beside him were Li Keqiang, the presumptive premier and chief economic official; Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang; Shanghai party secretary Yu Zhengsheng; propaganda chief Liu Yunshan; Tianjin party secretary Zhang Gaoli; and Vice Premier Wang Qishan, once the leadership's top troubleshooter, who was named Thursday to head the party's internal watchdog panel.
The ascent of Xi and Li became all but inevitable when they were inducted into the leadership five years ago, and they represent a generational change in leading the world's No. 2 economy and newest diplomatic and military power. It comes as China's investment-charged juggernaut economy is slowing, and as a more prosperous Chinese public expects improvements in living standards, government and social fairness.
"There are also many pressing problems within the party that need to be resolved, particularly corruption," Xi said, reiterating a theme of the recent congress. "We must make every effort to solve these problems. The whole party must stay on full alert."
Xi is the son of a hero of the revolution and noted reformer. In all, at least four of the new leaders have solid communist pedigrees, a sign that 63 years after the revolution that brought the party to power, a new class of "red nobility" is entrenched.
Power-brokers have placed the party into their loyal hands as it confronts public outrage over a wide rich-poor gap and the corruption and privileges that have enriched the elite.
The new lineup is heavy on conservatives and leaves out reform-minded politicians who are allies of Hu, suggesting the leadership is unlikely to significantly liberalize the authoritarian government.
Except for Xi and Li, who are both in their 50s, the rest of the leaders are in their 60s and will reach the party's unofficial retirement age by the time of the next congress in five years, likely leading to continued political infighting.
"Political reform will be put on the back burner," said Willy Lam of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. "Politically it will be frozen. It will be totally frozen."
Xi has a chance to cut a more open and international figure than the ultra-reserved Hu. His wife is a popular singer, and his daughter studies at Harvard University.
Xi spent part of his youth toiling on a farm in the countryside when Mao Zedong's radical reign shut universities and targeted elite families like his. His university years and early career came as China embarked on reforms and began turning to the outside world for solutions to its chronic poverty.
On his rise to the top, Xi served as a secretary to a noted general, spent time as a low-level administrator in a rural area and then took successive postings in rapidly developing coastal provinces that placed him at forefront of market-oriented reforms. There, Xi gained a reputation as a can-do administrator, though one careful not to antagonize colleagues in China's consensus-bound politics.
Xi's promotion Thursday marked only the second smooth transition under communist rule, despite a turbulent political year in which politicking for leadership spots was buffeted by the messiest political scandal in decades.
Bo Xilai, a member of the elite like Xi and a contender for the Standing Committee, was purged months after an aide disclosed that his wife murdered a British businessman.
Speaking to the media Thursday, Xi traced China's ancient civilization and its struggles to regain its leading role in the world, culminating in a communist revolution that he promised to lead on to the benefit of the Chinese people.
"Our responsibility now is to rally and lead the entire party and the people of all ethnic groups in China in taking up this historic baton and in making continued efforts to achieve the great renewal of the Chinese nation, make the Chinese nation stand rock-firm in the family of nations, and make even greater contribution to mankind," Xi said.
He then ran through a list of deliverables to the Chinese people: better education, higher incomes, a bigger social safety net, environmental protection.
"To meet their desire for a happy life is our mission," Xi said in his pleasing baritone, in remarks that were relatively free of the jargon Chinese leaders usually employ.
Xi faces significant obstacles in meeting those goals. Leadership decisions are made by consensus. His colleagues in the leadership owe their positions not to him, but to other political patrons.
Li, who is in line to become premier, counts Hu as his mentor. Though Xi and several others in the new team share a patron in Jiang Zemin, the 86-year-old former party chief who retired a decade ago, they are not aligned in policies. That will force Xi to forge coalitions to get things done.
Getting their team in place will take the better part of a year. Hu still holds the largely ceremonial role of state president, which he is not expected to relinquish until the party-controlled legislature meets in March and appoints leading officials in the State Council, the Cabinet.   

[Barbarin]

Rim: prosvjed mladih prerastao u urbanu gerilu - policija nemilosrdna

Video: Street battles across Europe as general strike turns violent

[Tex Murphy]

Што више нереда у окупаторским НАТО земљама, то више топлине у мом срцу.

[Ugly MF]

Што више нереда у окупаторским НАТО земљама, то више топлине у мом срцу.

[Lord Kufer]

A oni će da reše svoj problem tako što će opet nekog, možda nas, da bonbarduju i tako otvore nova radna mesta u vojnoj industriji i medijima 

[Ghoul]

A oni će da reše svoj problem tako što će opet nekog, možda nas, da bonbarduju i tako otvore nova radna mesta u vojnoj industriji i medijima 

jedino kufer ovde gleda širu sliku! 

[Джон Рейнольдс]

A oni će da reše svoj problem tako što će opet nekog, možda nas, da bonbarduju i tako otvore nova radna mesta u vojnoj industriji i medijima 

Али и то све теже. Ево још увек не смеју да дирају Сирију више од непрестаног слања белосветског олоша и наоружавања истог, које сиријска војска тамани као гамад. Инсценирају сукоб с Турском, па ни то није довољно, него на ситно увуку и Израел. Али прц - Турцима затежу Курди, а по Јешама мало припуцао "Хамас".

Друга времена стижу. Не боља, наравно, али друга.

[Lord Kufer]

Pa, evo, Francuska najavila da će da prodaje oružje pobunjenicima. Šta bi teo još? Da pobede? 

[Melkor]

The Top 10 Smartest European Cities

[Meho Krljic]

Man accidentally gave bags of cocaine to cop's kids on Halloween 

A British man is facing criminal charges after accidentally handing out bags of cocaine to a police officer's children on Halloween night.
The Guardian reports that 23-year-old Donald Junior Green faces sentencing on Monday after confessing to the charge of possessing a Class A drug. He is expected to be released from custody on probation.
"This was an accidental act. It was grossly foolhardy," Green's public defender, Steven Sullivan, told a court in Oldham. "He has been embarrassed by the publicity but does not seek to feel sorry for himself."
Green says he was reaching into his pocket to hand out some Haribo candies that his girlfriend had purchased for Halloween. But instead, he gave the children a pack containing eight "snap bags" of cocaine that he had purchased earlier that same day.
Amazingly, the illegal drug was not noticed at the time by the children's father, off-duty police constable (PC) Simon Fowell.
But when Fowell checked in on his kids (ages five, six and eight) later that evening, he noticed the drugs in their pile of Halloween candy.
Prosecutor Sean Brady told the court that once Green realized what he done, he immediately scoured the neighborhood to find Fowell and his children.
"I know exactly why you are here," Green reportedly told police when they showed up to his house later that night. "I knew you were coming."
   

[Meho Krljic]

Israel Combats Cyber Attacks During Gaza Offensive 

The Israeli government said today that since the beginning of its military operation in Gaza, cyber attackers have launched more than 44 million attempts to disrupt the operation of various Israeli government websites, but were only successful in knocking out one site for a short period.
"One hacking attempt was successful and took down a site for a few minutes," Carmela Avner, the Chief Information Officer at the Finance Ministry, told ABC News. Avner said the website in question belongs to a "small unit of one of the ministries," but declined to comment further.
Israeli Finance Minister Dr. Yuval Steinitz ordered the government CIO unit to operate in emergency mode but said he remains confident in its abilities.
"We are reaping the fruits on the investment in recent years in the development of computerized defense systems, but we have a lot of work in store for us," he told reporters during a visit to the Government Computing Center in Jerusalem.
The Prime Minister's office, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the President's residence were among the government websites targeted. Israeli government websites are a common target of cyber attacks, Avner said, but the sheer volume this time around indicated a clear escalation during the Gaza operation.
The dramatic spike comes after the loose hacking collective Anonymous announced online that it would be targeting Israeli websites "in retaliation for the mistreating of people in Gaza and other areas."
Anonymous, the same group that reportedly took out the CIA's public website for a few hours in February, claimed it had attacked approximately 10,000 Israeli websites, both government and private.
Avner said most of the attacks on the government websites were designed to overload the site servers with excessive data. One method of doing that, known as a Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attack, is a fairly rudimentary tactic historically favored by Anonymous.
Tweeting under the hashtag "OpIsrael" after the name it had given to its campaign, Anonymous claimed to have disrupted service on dozens of private Israeli websites, including the website for the Bank of Jerusalem and the local servers for news outlet MSN and search engine Bing. Both MSN and Bing's Israeli home pages appeared to have experienced trouble earlier Monday but were functioning properly as of this report. The Bank of Jerusalem's website's homepage was functioning but its English section was inaccessible.
Anonymous also tweeted a link to what it presented as the personal contact information of more than 3,000 "donors to Israel," including members of the U.S. Congress. Much of the data appeared to be a compilation of publicly available contact information.
As the real-world military operation gained steam last week, Anonymous posted what it dubbed as a "Gaza Care Package," containing information in Arabic and English about how to circumvent Israeli online surveillance by shielding IP addresses and how to set up alternative Wi-Fi access in the event of an internet shutdown.
Anonymous made the care package apparently in response to what it called Israeli threats to cut off electricity and internet access in Gaza. That threat was not reported elsewhere and there have been no reports of internet or power outages in Gaza so far.  "For far to long, Anonymous has stood by with the rest of the world and watched in despair the barbaric, brutal and despicable treatment of the Palestinian people in the so called 'Occupied Territories' by the Israel Defense Force," Anonymous said in its statement last week. "Like so many around the globe, we have felt helpless in the face of such implacable evil. And today's insane attack and threatened invasion of Gaza was more of the same."
Israeli officials said they are acting only to defend Israel from rocket and terrorist attacks by militants in Gaza.
"We will not accept a situation in which Israeli citizens are threatened by the terror of rockets. No country would accept this, Israel will not accept it," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week.
More than 100 Palestinians, including women and children, and three Israelis have been killed since the start of Israel's Operation Pillar of Defense last week, according to international news reports.

[Melkor]

Katolička crkva mora da plaća porez
Izvor: FoNet             

Rim --  Od 1. januara iduće godine italijanska Katolička crkva moraće da plaća porez, poručio je premijer Italije Mario Monti.

   

Foto: Tanjug

Novi porezi treba da povećaju državni budžet za dve milijarde evra godišnje.

Kako piše dnevnik Republika, do takve odluke vlade u Rimu došlo je zbog usklađivanja sa zakonima Evropske unije.

Crkva u Italiji poseduje neke od najluksuznijih građevina u Rimu, hotele, restorane i sportske centre, na kojima bi država mogla zaraditi 25 miliona evra godišnje.

Italija, u kojoj su, kao i u većini evropskih zemalja, usvojene oštre mere štednje, odlučila je da ukine privilegije crkve.

Ankete pokazuju da se s tom odlukom Vlade slaže i velik broj građana. Jednu takvu anketu potpisalo je 130.000 građana, koji od vlade zahtevaju da se crkvi ukinu privilegije.

[Agota]

E, TO je sekularna drzava !

[Barbarin]

Mount Doom's Neighbor Erupts in New Zealand

I video http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10849136

[Meho Krljic]

A Missile-Defense System That Actually Works? 

Why Israel's Iron Dome is a "game changer." By Sarah Tory|Posted Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at 4:50 PM ET


  The fighting between Israel and Palestinians in the Gaza strip over the last few days is the latest round of violence in a region that has been torn apart by a decades-old conflict. But the debut of Israel's Iron Dome missile defense shield has added a new element to the conflict, one that military officials are calling a "game-changer." Why is Iron Dome such a significant addition to Israel's military arsenal?  Iron Dome actually works. Israeli officials are claiming that the shield is destroying 90 percent of missiles and rockets it aims at that have been fired into southern Israel by Hamas. This level of success is unprecedented compared with older missile defense systems such as the American-made Patriot model used during the 1991 Gulf War. Israelis have almost always suffered far fewer casualties than Palestinians have, but Iron Dome has made that disparity even larger. As of Monday, Israel has reported three casualties, all of which occurred during a temporary malfunction in the missile-defense system.
  The missile-defense system can detect rocket launches and then determine the projectiles' flight paths. Iron Dome intercepts rocket or artillery shells only if they are headed for populated areas or sensitive targets; the others it allows to land. After pinpointing a rocket for destruction, Iron Dome fires a warhead that destroys the rocket within seconds. Currently, five Iron Dome systems are deployed in Israel. Most are located in the south, near Gaza, and each operates with a 45-mile radius.

  Israeli officials point out that Iron Dome saves money despite the fact that the interceptors cost up to $100,000 each. The cost of rebuilding a neighborhood destroyed by a rocket attack—not to mention people wounded and lives lost—would be far greater than the cost of the interceptor. In addition, the system buys Israel time, allowing it to plan out an appropriate response without the political pressure that would be generated by hundreds of potential deaths. Experts have called Iron Dome's success a crucial factor in deterring Israel from launching a ground assault on Gaza.   
  Watch CNN'svideo of Iron Dome in action here.  Got a question about today's news? Ask the Explainer.   

[Lord Kufer]

Ne samo ovaj poslednji ratić, već čitava izraelska država, jeste marketinški projekt....

[Meho Krljic]

Ovi Saudijci su stvarno sramota za Islam:

Saudi Arabia implements electronic tracking system for women

RIYADH — Denied the right to travel without consent from their male guardians and banned from driving, women in Saudi Arabia are now monitored by an electronic system that tracks any cross-border movements.
Since last week, Saudi women's male guardians began receiving text messages on their phones informing them when women under their custody leave the country, even if they are travelling together.
Manal al-Sherif, who became the symbol of a campaign launched last year urging Saudi women to defy a driving ban, began spreading the information on Twitter, after she was alerted by a couple.
   The husband, who was travelling with his wife, received a text message from the immigration authorities informing him that his wife had left the international airport in Riyadh.
"The authorities are using technology to monitor women," said columnist Badriya al-Bishr, who criticised the "state of slavery under which women are held" in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
Women are not allowed to leave the kingdom without permission from their male guardian, who must give his consent by signing what is known as the "yellow sheet" at the airport or border.
The move by the Saudi authorities was swiftly condemned on social network Twitter — a rare bubble of freedom for millions in the kingdom — with critics mocking the decision.
"Hello Taliban, herewith some tips from the Saudi e-government!" read one post.
"Why don't you cuff your women with tracking ankle bracelets too?" wrote Israa.
  "Why don't we just install a microchip into our women to track them around?" joked another.
"If I need an SMS to let me know my wife is leaving Saudi Arabia, then I'm either married to the wrong woman or need a psychiatrist," tweeted Hisham.
"This is technology used to serve backwardness in order to keep women imprisoned," said Bishr, the columnist.
"It would have been better for the government to busy itself with finding a solution for women subjected to domestic violence" than track their movements into and out of the country.
Saudi Arabia applies a strict interpretation of sharia, or Islamic law, and is the only country in the world where women are not allowed to drive.
In June 2011, female activists launched a campaign to defy the ban, with many arrested for doing so and forced to sign a pledge they will never drive again.
No law specifically forbids women in Saudi Arabia from driving, but the interior minister formally banned them after 47 women were arrested and punished after demonstrating in cars in November 1990.
Last year, King Abdullah — a cautious reformer — granted women the right to vote and run in the 2015 municipal elections, a historic first for the country.
In January, the 89-year-old monarch appointed Sheikh Abdullatif Abdel Aziz al-Sheikh, a moderate, to head the notorious religious police commission, which enforces the kingdom's severe version of sharia law.
Following his appointment, Sheikh banned members of the commission from harassing Saudi women over their behaviour and attire, raising hopes a more lenient force will ease draconian social constraints in the country.
But the kingdom's "religious establishment" is still to blame for the discrimination of women in Saudi Arabia, says liberal activist Suad Shemmari.
"Saudi women are treated as minors throughout their lives even if they hold high positions," said Shemmari, who believes "there can never be reform in the kingdom without changing the status of women and treating them" as equals to men.
But that seems a very long way off.
The kingdom enforces strict rules governing mixing between the sexes, while women are forced to wear a veil and a black cloak, or abaya, that covers them from head to toe except for their hands and faces.
The many restrictions on women have led to high rates of female unemployment, officially estimated at around 30 percent.
In October, local media published a justice ministry directive allowing all women lawyers who have a law degree and who have spent at least three years working in a lawyer's office to plead cases in court.
But the ruling, which was to take effect this month, has not been implemented.

[Lord Kufer]

Videli od Amerikanaca.

[Meho Krljic]

Nije lako živeti u Pakistanu:

Pak to cut phone services to prevent Muharram attacks

Pakistan's interior minister Friday said the government will suspend cell phone services in most parts of the country over the next two days to prevent attacks against Shia Muslims during a key religious commemoration.
Militants often detonate bombs using cell phones and this is the first time the government has implemented such a wide-scale suspension.
Saturday and Sunday are the most important days of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, especially important to Shias. Pakistani Shias Sunday observe Ashoura, commemorating the 7th century death of Imam Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad's grandson. Different parts of the Muslim world mark Ashoura on different days — neighbouring Afghanistan, for example, observes it on Saturday.
"The suspension of cell phone services will begin at 6 am Saturday and run through the next day," Interior Minister Rehman Malik told reporters in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. He said 90 per cent of the bombs set off by militants in Pakistan have been detonated using cell phones.
Some criticized the government for suspending services, saying it was a huge inconvenience.

[Lord Kufer]

Videćemo sad šta će ovo da znači, ako pobede independistasi...

http://www.advance.hr/vijesti/katalonija-na-putu-prema-neovisnosti-buducnost-jedinstvene-spanjolske-ovisit-ce-o-rezultatima-danasnjih-izbora/

[varvarin]

http://www.politika.rs/rubrike/Svet/Nemacka-skriva-siromastvo.sr.html

Немачка скрива сиромаштво

Влада у Берлину суочена са оптужбом грубе манипулације националног извештаја о неправедној расподели богатства

"...Прећутано је, такође, да ниво зарада шестине свих запослених не дозвољава достојанствен живот. У првобитном извештају додатно је изнета забрињавајућа чињеница да четири милиона Немаца ради за бруто око седам евра на сат, што их позиционира испод статистичке границе сиромаштва. То је она граница када запослени не располаже приходима којима може да обезбеди редовну, разноврсну исхрану, грејање приватних просторија, одећу и обућу у обиму које немачки стандард прописује.
Маркус Грабка је у име Немачког института за привредна истраживања (ДИВ) изјавио да влада ,,гура главу у песак" пред чињеницом да десет одсто најимућнијих располаже са 53 одсто укупног иметка, док је сваки шести Немац по статистичкој дефиницији сиромашен, а сваки пети социјално угрожен."


Pa do mojega, šta čeka onda  nas Cigani ?!?! 

[Lord Kufer]

Cigani su frigani 

[Truman]

Ljudi, nemojte vise da slusate onaj gangam stajl da ne bi bio smak sveta: http://www.mondo.rs/s268766/Zabava/Ludi_svet/Nostradamus_je_predvideo_Gangnam_Style.html

[Lord Kufer]

Livorno 2.12.12 Assalto alla prefettura

[Lord Kufer]

Brzo, brže u Evropu

Una delle cariche della polizia francese

[Milosh]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/netherlands/9719247/Amsterdam-to-create-scum-villages.html

mene ovo asocira na...

Escape From New York - TRAILER

[varvarin]

Mnogo simpatičan tekst od Lazanskog:

Како се пере историја    http://www.politika.rs/pogledi/Miroslav-Lazanski/Kako-se-pere-istorija.sr.html

A ako vas mrzi da ćitate - onda samo kviz pitanje, odgovor je u tekstu.  Pogodite ko je ovo rekao:

"... да је дошло време за економску интеграцију Европе, да је дошао и крај националним валутама и да ће рајхсмарка бити валута те интегрисане Европе".

ili:  ... ,,Нације не могу бити чврста основа за пројекат нове интегрисане Европе и због своје разноликости и традиционалне непомирљивости. Европска унија неће бити подложна тим осцилацијама"

Ako pogodite, svaka čast.  Nije Adenauer, a nije ni De Gol. 

[scallop]

A ko je rekao: Jebeš dekadrahmu, kad odavde vidim dokle je važeća.

[Lord Kufer]

Roma a ferro e fuoco, 14/12/2010

[Meho Krljic]

Možda je u pitanju tek podla američka propaganda, no, tvrdi se da novolansirani severnokorejski satelit nije uspeo da stabilizuje orbitu i sad je u procesu padanja na Zemlju. Ovde ima malo pojašnjenja i način da se prati njegova putanja

http://gizmodo.com/5968025/track-north-koreas-terror-death-satellite-live-in-space

[дејан]

'ел пао?