Re: Primjer kako se friziraju vijesti, iliti specijalni rat

by Yehudi 12/5/2014, 19:55

Primjer kako se friziraju vijesti, iliti specijalni rat - Page 3 Donetsk-putin-afp_663417S1

Go, go,go ero , pošalji -blackwoter- da eliminira babu terorista.

by Vorpatril 12/5/2014, 20:10

Ero0 wrote:
Iosephvs wrote:
slava ukraini!

Slava! Slava! Slava! ...

A vidite brojke....
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Dakle, rezimirajmo još jednom ključne brojke referenduma u Lugansku:
- Populacija: 2,250,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 81%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 96,2%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Lugansku: 58%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Lugansku: 39.1%

Podaci za Donjeck su slični:
- Populacija: 4,360,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 74.87%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 89,07%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Donjecku: 56.9%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Donjecku: 38.2%
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by Yehudi 12/5/2014, 20:24

Enrique Ferro 12.05.2014 17:31
Referendum or not, Fascist-led Ukraine is doomed, so much nationalist aggression and anti-democratic intolerance can only lead to an end result: the secession of the whole of the South and the East of Ukraine. Who wants to live in such a country, which suppresses your language, religion, self-rule, and imposes an impoverishing IMF austerity plan?
Enrique [size=12]12.05.2014 16:50
The Kiev Dictatorship will not stop their attack unless the Donetsk and Lugansk Oblasts become federal subjects of the Russian Federation. Then, troops from Kiev will stop.
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Communication between #Andreevka and #Slavyansk - as well w/ other cities around it - r reportedly affected. It's difficult to get info.
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by Yehudi 13/5/2014, 08:27

Dobra analiza sa terena. Njemački novinar pratio izbore. Redovi za glasovanje po 100 metri.
Sve teroristi, njih 7 Milijuna u Donbasu hahahahahahahha
http://www.faz.net/-gq5-7p81i -klik

by Ero0 13/5/2014, 08:53

Vorpatril wrote:
Ero0 wrote:
Iosephvs wrote:
slava ukraini!

Slava! Slava! Slava! ...

A vidite brojke....
____________________________________________________________
Dakle, rezimirajmo još jednom ključne brojke referenduma u Lugansku:
- Populacija: 2,250,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 81%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 96,2%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Lugansku: 58%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Lugansku: 39.1%

Podaci za Donjeck su slični:
- Populacija: 4,360,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 74.87%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 89,07%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Donjecku: 56.9%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Donjecku: 38.2%
______________________________________________________________

Mislim, ako je tebi ono referendum...Nije ito po svim osnovama.
Da ti dalje to ne objašnjavam, nisam ti ja ni mama ni tata. geek

by Vorpatril 13/5/2014, 09:24

Ero0 wrote:
Vorpatril wrote:
Ero0 wrote:
Iosephvs wrote:
slava ukraini!

Slava! Slava! Slava! ...

A vidite brojke....
____________________________________________________________
Dakle, rezimirajmo još jednom ključne brojke referenduma u Lugansku:
- Populacija: 2,250,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 81%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 96,2%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Lugansku: 58%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Lugansku: 39.1%

Podaci za Donjeck su slični:
- Populacija: 4,360,000 stanovnika
- Izlaznost na referendum: 74.87%
- Glasalo za odvajanje od Kijeva: 89,07%
- Postotak etničkih Ukrajinaca u Donjecku: 56.9%
- Postotak etničkih Rusa u Donjecku: 38.2%
______________________________________________________________

Mislim, ako je tebi ono referendum...Nije ito po svim osnovama.

...poanta je "veleumni", da su etnički Ukrajinci, da im je stalo do onoga što Kijev (američke marionete) govori i želi,

...mogli se pridružiti kao većina na tim teritorijima, plaćenicima / vojsci, koja ih je došla "osloboditi" od rusofila, i čas posla kao većinsko stanovništvo, riješit problem pobune...
.
...a to se dogodilo nije...ajd mi objasni zašto ako je sve istina što ti i Američka propaganda govorite i svi su Ukrajinci za zapadnu EU i NATO Ukrajinu...

Ero0 wrote:Da ti dalje to ne objašnjavam, nisam ti ja ni mama ni tata.

...
nedo Bog...umro bi od srama da imam tako glupog ćaću...

by Yehudi 13/5/2014, 14:11

A baš.

by Ero0 14/5/2014, 00:29

Zašto ne vidim moj "podpis"? scratch

Edit: a-ha... :aw

by Yehudi 14/5/2014, 18:42

by Ero0 14/5/2014, 18:47

Evo, stao sam, možeš proć... B-)

by Yehudi 14/5/2014, 20:28

Što? Tri Kn ti fali za pivu.............evo na.
Duhan uzicaj pred dužanom.

by Yehudi 14/5/2014, 20:28

Yehudi wrote:Što? Tri Kn ti fali za pivu.............evo na.
Duhan uzicaj pred dućanom.

by Yehudi 15/5/2014, 19:21

Discussion about the role of provocateurs in stirring up conflict has made some headlines since Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet’sleaked phone conversation with the EU’s Catherine Ashton disclosed suspicions that pro-west snipers had killed both Ukranian security forces and civilians during the Euromaidan protests.
Says Paet: “All the evidence shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides, among policemen and people from the streets, that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides…and it’s really disturbing that now the new (pro-western) coalition, they don’t want to investigate what exactly happened.”
A recent German TV investigation the sniper shootings confirms much about these allegations, and has opened the door to contesting versions of events in Ukraine that did not exist for most of the Syrian conflict – at least not in the media or in international forums.
Instead of writing these things off as “conspiracy theories,” the role of provocateurs against targeted governments suddenly appears to have emerged in the mainstream discourse. Whether it is the US’s leaked plan to create a “Cuban twitter” to stir unrest in the island nation – or – the emergence of“instructional”leaflets in protests from Egypt to Syria to Libya to Ukraine, the convergence of just one-too-many “lookalike” mass protest movements that turn violent has people asking questions and digging deeper today.
Since early 2011 alone, we have heard allegations of “unknown” snipers targeting crowds and security forces in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and Ukraine. What could be more effective at turning populations against authority than the unprovoked killing of unarmed innocents? By the same token, what could better ensure a reaction from the security forces of any nation than the gunning down of one or more of their own?

by Ero0 15/5/2014, 20:43

Yehudi wrote:Što? Tri Kn ti fali za pivu.............evo na.
Duhan uzicaj pred dužanom.

Je li to "dužan" neki tik, ili? :^0

by Trinity 16/5/2014, 05:59

Yehudi wrote:Discussion about the role of provocateurs in stirring up conflict has made some headlines since Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet’sleaked phone conversation with the EU’s Catherine Ashton disclosed suspicions that pro-west snipers had killed both Ukranian security forces and civilians during the Euromaidan protests.
Says Paet: “All the evidence shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides, among policemen and people from the streets, that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides…and it’s really disturbing that now the new (pro-western) coalition, they don’t want to investigate what exactly happened.”
A recent German TV investigation the sniper shootings confirms much about these allegations, and has opened the door to contesting versions of events in Ukraine that did not exist for most of the Syrian conflict – at least not in the media or in international forums.
Instead of writing these things off as “conspiracy theories,” the role of provocateurs against targeted governments suddenly appears to have emerged in the mainstream discourse. Whether it is the US’s leaked plan to create a “Cuban twitter” to stir unrest in the island nation – or – the emergence of“instructional”leaflets in protests from Egypt to Syria to Libya to Ukraine, the convergence of just one-too-many “lookalike” mass protest movements that turn violent has people asking questions and digging deeper today.
Since early 2011 alone, we have heard allegations of “unknown” snipers targeting crowds and security forces in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and Ukraine. What could be more effective at turning populations against authority than the unprovoked killing of unarmed innocents? By the same token, what could better ensure a reaction from the security forces of any nation than the gunning down of one or more of their own?

već zaboravio lekciju o font sajzu ? ccccc.....

by Ero0 16/5/2014, 20:41

Trinity wrote:
već zaboravio lekciju o font sajzu ? ccccc.....

Ni "Edit" mu ne ide, a di što drugo... B-)

by Trinity 16/5/2014, 20:45

Ero0 wrote:
Trinity wrote:
već zaboravio lekciju o font sajzu ? ccccc.....
Ni "Edit" mu ne ide, a di što drugo...

primjećujem... B-)

by Yehudi 21/5/2014, 15:39

Will we see other kidnappings of NATO country members there???? with the countries sending in troops, ie special forces. This stinks to hog heaven. The Ukraine civil war never had to happen, it is the direct actions of NATO and EU and USA that made it happen. Hundreds of innocent lives are on their hands. How about war crimes tribunal against Nuland for bringing this about with her blood dollar. Regardless of how you feel about Russia, this is an outrageous act.[/quote]

According to Hajdu, the man, who is working for a Ukrainian company, was doing his job driving a car with Hungarian plates somewhere in the “Ukrainian conflict zone,” when he was stopped and detained by unknown gunmen. The incident took place after the driver “strayed to the wrong place,” Hajdu said.

Recently, it took one month and two days for Moscow to free a Russian girl trapped in the besieged eastern Ukrainian city of Slavyansk without her parents, who were denied entrance to the country.

On Tuesday, a UK journalist and RT contributor Graham Phillips said he was detained by the National Guard at a check point in south-eastern Ukraine. Phillips told RT he was being interrogated and contact has been lost ever since.

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