[ Mergina ] Man taip pat mociute pasakojo, kad miskiniai, tie "laisves" gynejai naktimis zudydavo, islinde is misko eidavo per kaimus plesdavo ir zudydavo vien uz tai, kad kolukius stodavo. Mociute pati mate, kaip kudiki (6 men. Kaip kaciuka uz koju ir i siena uzmuse... O ka reikejo daryti zmonems tuo metu, juos jug valdzia varyte vare i "kolchozus" stoti... O ka darysi valgyti tai norejo, dirbti reikejo... Mano mociute turbut grabe apsiverstu dabar suzinojusi, kad tie zudikai garbinami...

Mociute pasakojo, kaip jos pažistamu žmoniu šeima partizanai sušaude vien todel, kad jie prieme tuometines valdžios išskirta žeme. Taip pat pasakojo, kad partizanai, jei kaime šokiai budavo ne su ju žinia organizuojami, ateidavo ir mergaites išprievartaudavo, o vyrams užpakalius tarkuodavo arba juos iškastruodavo. Veikiausiai tai buvo labai svarbu Lietuvos laisvei, veikiausiai jie taip kovojo už nepriklausomybe, tie miško banditai, vagys ir prievartautojai. Mociutes žodžiais kalbant, jie padare daugiau blogo nei gero.

Labai šlykštu pasidaro viduje, kai pagalvoji, kad šiuos prievartautojus, sadistus, žudikus stengiamasi taip gražiai pateikti. Negaliu apkesti neteisybes, ypac kai ji tokia šlykšti, kai visi vadoveliai taip šlykšciai meluoja, pateikdami partizanus tik iš gerosios puses, kuri taip pat yra abejotina.

[ Vilnius • Ateizmas ] Sita skilti reikejo pavadinti ne "democracy" o "cheap propaganda". Eilinis "liberastinis" sudas.  sekmes visiems :)

[ Jerusalem ] Susitikimas skirtas izraelio valstybei palaikyti kovoje su terorizmu

http://www.il4u.org. Il/israel

Zeitgeist, The Movie - Remastered / Final Edition

[ Klaipėda ] Apie Š. Korėją. Įdomu visai. Nuotraukos gražios. Bet, pirmiausia, labai krinta į akis nelabai kokybiškas vertimas - daugybė kalbos klaidų, tokių kaip vertalo "kaip taisyklė" vartojimas ir pan. Be to, vertusiam derėjo susimąstyti, jog "amerikonai" yra toks pat nepagarbus tautos pavadinimas kaip ir būtų "ruskiai". O mandagumo juk reiktų laikytis, kad ir kaip nemėgtumėt JAV politikos. Dėl straipsnio turinio-teisybės dėlei reikia paminėti, jog VISI ten atvykę turistai apgyvendinami tame pačiame dideliame viešbutyje, kad pavyktų žinoti ką jie veikia. Tokiais tikslais jis ir statytas. Gidas taip pat skiriamas kiekvienam atvykstančiam, kad nesibastytumėt ir nefotografuotumėt ko nereikia. Tad, autoriai, buvote cenzūruojami ir gal net to dorai nesupratote. Matėte išorinį, išdailintą fasadą skirta užsiečių akims, tad realaus gyvenimo nepamatėte ir negalėjote pamatyti. Tačiau net iš to išdailinto fasado yra matyti, kokia "laisve" jie ten kvėpuoja. Autoriams akivaizdžiai visokie sovietiniai atributai kelia nostalgiją, kas beskaitant truputį pabosta. Pastebėjimas-Leninas didvyris ne visiems, tad, kai rašote straipsnį plačioms masėms, nevartokite "mums".

[ V ] Nera info, kas renge str?

Labai dziugu susipazinti su puslapio informacija, parodomomis nuotraukomis, zemelapiais, naudinga informacija.

Labai aciu zmogui padariusiam dideli darba, tai yra paskelbusiam kara informaciniam terorizmui. Parodziusiam S. Koreja tikromis akimis. Ir as tikrai maniau blogiau apie Koreja, kol buvau supazindintas tik per musu TV. Ypac man patiko paskutinysis klausimas apie rezimo nuvertima! Man is tiesu S. Koreja kazkuo primena Baltarusija pagal valdzia ir ekonomine padeti, bet kulturos aisku labai skiriasi. S. Koreja maziau paveikta Vakaru kultura.

Neabejoju, kad issivystymo lygis ten zemesnis negu P. Korejoje, zmones nera visiskai laisvi, bet svarbiausia, kad kultura neserga - gana rami uzsienio politika, geras pragyveimo lygis, nera chaoso valstybes valdyme, todel viskas stabilu ir nera kriminalu (net nereikai ▌|▌▌||). Valstybe kas be ko turi stabilu vystymasi, ateitis atrodo uztikrintai. Turi armija.

Salis kazkuo dar primine sveicarija: nera kamsciu, yra daug kalnu, gamtos, zmones kulturingi, manieringi, svetingi.

"Kas yra ta Palestinos autonomija, juk ji autonomija Izraelio, kaip valstybės, teritorijoje." - Palestina nebuvo ir nėra Izraelio ir žydų nuosavybė.

Myth vs. Fact

Name one weapon in the Iraqi arsenal that was made in the United States.

I have offered that challenge to dozens of so-called anti-war activists who claim that the U. S. armed Iraq. According to these protesters for "peace, " George Bush Sr. and Ronald Reagan supplied Iraq with tons of weapons.

None have been able to name the specific weapon – missile, bomb, fighter, tank or shell – that is U. S. -made or has U. S. equipment installed in it. None have been able to name any specific weapon system.

All of them have failed the challenge, providing no more than allegations that U. S. parts are in Iraqi missiles or U. S. electronics are being used by the Iraqi military. One protester even claimed that Iraq was armed with U. S. -made trucks.

Since when is a truck a weapon? Are the Iraqis going to drive backwards, fuel tank first, into the U. S. Army?

Time to separate the myth from the reality. The propaganda spun by the far left is false. The facts show that Iraq is armed with a wide range of weapons – none of which came from the U. S.

Iraqi Air Force

The Iraqi air force does not fly Falcons or Eagles. The majority of the Iraqi air force is made in Russia. The Russian MiG and Sukhoi design bureaus supplied Iraq with hundreds of advanced strike-fighters and the Mach 3 Foxbat interceptor.

Saddam could field a force of advanced MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters if they had not chickened out of combat during the Gulf War, flying to Iran for asylum. The Iranians, who love Saddam even less than we do, never returned the MiGs.

The remainder of the Iraqi air force comes from France and China. The Chinese supplied Saddam with the Chengdu F-7, a copy of the Russian MiG-21. The F-7 can fly from unimproved runways and is known to be a vicious in-close dog fighter.

However, the French Mirage F-1 is reportedly the best jet fighter in Iraqi hands. You can view an Iraqi F-1 in action on the State Department Web site, testing a chemical spraying system.

If you still believe that the Iraqis have no chemical weapons, think again. Iraq did not modify its best multimillion-dollar fighter jet to spray for fruit flies.

Anyone with half of a brain knows that you cannot keep a modern jet fighter in the air without spare parts. Thus the Russian, Chinese and French jets should be museum pieces after 12 years of a so-called U. N. ban on weapons sales to Iraq. Yet somehow Saddam has his air force flying over 1, 000 sorties a month.

Thanks to excellent reporting by Bill Gertz we now know that France has been supplying spare parts for Saddam's Mirage fighters. The French spare parts arrived in Baghdad not 20 years ago during the Cold War but last year, just in time to face our forces today.

Merci! With friends like, that who needs enemies?

Iraqi Missiles

Perhaps the Iraqi missile force has some U. S. -made weapons? Not. The primary Iraqi missile is the Russian-made Scud. Other missiles include the FROG-7 from Russia, the Exocet from France and the Silkworm from China.

The Iraqi air defense has plenty of missiles... from Russia, China and France. The SA-2 Guideline, SA-3 Goa and SA-6 Gainful SAM missiles are all of Russian or Chinese manufacture. The French also supplied Baghdad with a number of Roland air defense missile systems.

Even the missile parts are from Chinese, German and French sources. Israeli authorities know full well what is inside Iraqi-made Scud missiles since many of them fell on Tel Aviv during the Gulf War. The Israelis found that the Scud warhead electronics were made in Germany – not the U. S. A.

In addition, William Safire recently wrote a column noting that a Chinese chemical company had supplied rocket fuel to Iraq through a French front company. Safire identified the fuel, the companies and the Iraqi missile facility where it was mixed into new Iraqi rockets. Again, the missile fuel sale was made within the last year, just in time to make new Iraqi missiles pointed at Kuwait, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Saddam sends his love to Paris and Beijing. Without your help he certainly could not threaten his neighbors with nerve gas and anthrax.

Iraqi Army

Okay, if not jet fighters and missiles, then how about tanks? Certainly the biggest weapons seller in the world, the U. S. A., sold tanks to Iraq.

The Iraqi armor force is made up of Chinese and Russian models familiar to any "cold" warrior. The Iraqi T-72 and T-55 tanks are all of Russian manufacture. The Iraqis also have a large number of Type-59 Chinese tanks and Russian-made BMP armored troop carriers. No M-1 Abrams here.

How about attack helicopters? The Iraqis have a number of choppers they used against the Kurds and Shiites.

So sorry, the Iraqi attack chopper force is Russian and French. The Russians supplied Iraq with a large number of the Mil-24 Hind attack helicopters, armed to the teeth with cannon, missiles and even chemical weapon sprayers.

The French supplied Saddam with a large number of Gazelle attack helicopters. The same French also managed to keep Saddam's attack helicopter force flying today with spare parts.

Guns, then? Surely the U. S. supplied Saddam with guns?

Nope. The main Iraqi artillery is the French 155mm howitzer. The remainder of Iraq's artillery is 122mm Russian-made cannons and Russian-made short-range rocket launchers. Even the Iraqi foot soldier is armed with the venerable AK-47 of Russian and Chinese make.

Iran-Iraq War

The facts are that during the Iran-Iraq war the U. S. supplied Iraq with something much more valuable than guns: satellite information on when and where the Iranians were going to attack.

Of course, current anti-war activists seize this piece of information without putting it into historical context. The information was supplied during the height of the Cold War. The main threat to America was the Soviet Union and the biggest fear in the Gulf was the Ayatollah Khomeini.

You remember the chant "death to America"? It almost seems that the ayatollah invented it. Ironically, the Ayatollah made his way to Tehran from his home in exile – Paris.

The Reagan administration, aware that the Iranian ayatollah had threatened to turn the Gulf into a sea of fire, assisted Saddam so that he would not lose the war. The assistance stopped short of helping Saddam win the war.

In fact, when it appeared the Iraqis were on the verge of victory, the Reagan administration transferred real weapons to the Iranians. The infamous Iran-Contra scandal involved a large number of badly needed U. S. TOW anti-tank missiles that were sold to Iran.

The U. S. missiles proved to be critical to the Iranian defense against Iraq's superior Russian tank force. The result was a stalemate and the war ended.

France/Russia/China

The fact is that Saddam owes billions to France, Russia and China for weapons purchases. Clearly, Iraq is buying more weapons from Paris and Beijing despite a U. N. arms embargo. Perhaps one reason why Paris, Moscow and Beijing oppose a war in Iraq is because they would lose their best customer.

The propaganda spun by the far left that the U. S. armed Iraq is false and backed by no facts. The so-called anti-war types are more interested in slamming Bush than stopping a war. None have been able to name one American-made weapon in the Iraqi arsenal.

More importantly, none of them can give one good reason why Saddam should stay in power

Sveiki, džiaugiuosi, kad websaitas atsigavo :)

to davinchi:
"Čia pritrenkianti informacija apie tai, kas iš tiesų dujomis nuodijo kurdus Irake: www.newsru.com/world/05Jul2004/husein.html"

Na, informacija nėra pritrenkianti, New York Times šitą informaciją paskelbė prieš pusantrų metų, tačiau tik dabar, artėjant Huseino teismui, ji buvo vėl ištraukta į paviršių. Bet turbūt niekam nekyla abejonės, kad Huseinas bus nuteistas (ko jis tikrai vertas), bet kitų valstybių vaidmuo Huseino padarytuose nusikaltimuose taip ir nebus atskleistas.

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