I ne samo njega: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-15428360Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
LIBIJA
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#4051 Re: LIBIJA
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#4052 Re: LIBIJA
nevermind,ponesto o zadnjim danima...
Dao said Gadhafi fled his residential compound in Tripoli
around Aug. 18 or 19, just before revolutionary forces swept into the
city. After the capital's fall, Dao said Gadhafi headed directly to
Sirte, accompanied by Muatassim. Gadhafi's former heir apparent, Seif
al-Islam, sought refuge in Bani Walid, another loyalist stronghold.
Dao joined Gadhafi in Sirte a week
later, while Libya's former intelligence chief, Abdullah al-Senoussi,
shuttled between Sirte and the southern city of Sabha, the third
remaining pro-Gadhafi bastion at the time. Al-Senoussi and Seif
al-Islam, wanted by the International Criminal Court on war crimes charges, remain at large.
Gadhafi's aides repeatedly urged him
to step aside and leave the country, but he refused, saying he wanted to
die in the land of his ancestors, according to Dao. "I feel sorry for
him because he underestimated the situation," Dao said of Gadhafi for
him he had worked since 1980, including as chief of personal security in
the 1990s.
In Sirte, Gadhafi and his entourage switched hideouts about every
four days, as the city was pounded by NATO airstrikes and revolutionary
forces advanced. The group stayed within the confines of the so-called
No. 2 neighborhood, seeking shelter in homes residents had abandoned as
they fled the fighting.
"We were scared of the airstrikes and shelling," Dao said, adding that he did not believe Gadhafi was afraid.
Muatassim led the loyalist fighters in
Sirte, initially commanding about 350, but many fled and toward the end
the fighting force diminished to about 150.
Gadhafi, who once ruled a country of 6
million with an iron fist, railed against the loss of power. "He was
stressed, he was really angry, he was mad sometimes," Dao said. "Mostly,
he was just sad and angry."
"He believed the Libyan people still loved him, even after we told him that Tripoli had been occupied."
Gadhafi, his son Muatassim and an
entourage of two dozen die-hard loyalists were largely cut off from the
world while on the run, living in abandoned homes without TV, phones or
electricity, said Mansour Dao, a member of the Gadhafi clan and former chief of Libya's feared Revolutionary Guards.
...
znaci do kraja je zivio u iluziji...
Dao said Gadhafi fled his residential compound in Tripoli
around Aug. 18 or 19, just before revolutionary forces swept into the
city. After the capital's fall, Dao said Gadhafi headed directly to
Sirte, accompanied by Muatassim. Gadhafi's former heir apparent, Seif
al-Islam, sought refuge in Bani Walid, another loyalist stronghold.
Dao joined Gadhafi in Sirte a week
later, while Libya's former intelligence chief, Abdullah al-Senoussi,
shuttled between Sirte and the southern city of Sabha, the third
remaining pro-Gadhafi bastion at the time. Al-Senoussi and Seif
al-Islam, wanted by the International Criminal Court on war crimes charges, remain at large.
Gadhafi's aides repeatedly urged him
to step aside and leave the country, but he refused, saying he wanted to
die in the land of his ancestors, according to Dao. "I feel sorry for
him because he underestimated the situation," Dao said of Gadhafi for
him he had worked since 1980, including as chief of personal security in
the 1990s.
In Sirte, Gadhafi and his entourage switched hideouts about every
four days, as the city was pounded by NATO airstrikes and revolutionary
forces advanced. The group stayed within the confines of the so-called
No. 2 neighborhood, seeking shelter in homes residents had abandoned as
they fled the fighting.
"We were scared of the airstrikes and shelling," Dao said, adding that he did not believe Gadhafi was afraid.
Muatassim led the loyalist fighters in
Sirte, initially commanding about 350, but many fled and toward the end
the fighting force diminished to about 150.
Gadhafi, who once ruled a country of 6
million with an iron fist, railed against the loss of power. "He was
stressed, he was really angry, he was mad sometimes," Dao said. "Mostly,
he was just sad and angry."
"He believed the Libyan people still loved him, even after we told him that Tripoli had been occupied."
Gadhafi, his son Muatassim and an
entourage of two dozen die-hard loyalists were largely cut off from the
world while on the run, living in abandoned homes without TV, phones or
electricity, said Mansour Dao, a member of the Gadhafi clan and former chief of Libya's feared Revolutionary Guards.
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znaci do kraja je zivio u iluziji...
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#4053 Re: LIBIJA
Dakle, kad je samo kontra, onda smiješ ubijati zarobljenike? Kao stoje stvari sa ostalim aktivnostima tipa guranje štapa u šupak, javno vješanje i sl.?sumirprimus wrote:sumirprimus,:)Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
nije drug isto,ba,ne moze bit,nemojte to ni pokusat poredit.
kolko ja znam kod nas je bila agresija,kod njih je bilo samo kontra gadafija...
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#4054 Re: LIBIJA
naravno da nije OK ubijat ratne zarobljenike...Corto Maltese wrote:Dakle kad je samo kontra onda smiješ ubijati zarobljenike?sumirprimus wrote:sumirprimus,:)Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
nije drug isto,ba,ne moze bit,nemojte to ni pokusat poredit.
kolko ja znam kod nas je bila agresija,kod njih je bilo samo kontra gadafija...
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#4055 Re: LIBIJA
Čuj nije!?sumirprimus wrote: naravno da nije OK ubijat ratne zarobljenike...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-15428360
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#4056 Re: LIBIJA
I meni to malo cudno, ubijas "svoje" ljude...zasto? Mogao si ih zarobiti i osuditi adekvatno. Sto bi neko svoje ljude ubijao?Corto Maltese wrote:Dakle, kad je samo kontra, onda smiješ ubijati zarobljenike? Kao stoje stvari sa ostalim aktivnostima tipa guranje štapa u šupak, javno vješanje i sl.?sumirprimus wrote:sumirprimus,:)Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
nije drug isto,ba,ne moze bit,nemojte to ni pokusat poredit.
kolko ja znam kod nas je bila agresija,kod njih je bilo samo kontra gadafija...
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#4057 Re: LIBIJA
Da nije Gadafi imao štošta za reći?
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#4058 Re: LIBIJA
pa malo o tome,sto su se digli protiv gadafija 
As a young man in his 20s, Abubaker Saad was taken in by the dashing,
27-year-old Moammar Gadhafi, who seized power in Libya in a bloodless
coup in 1969.
"It was not only me. Most of the young educated guys
were really excited. … We thought this is the bright future for the
country," said Saad, who worked closely with Gadhafi for nine years as a
diplomat and, at times, his personal interpreter. "He's going to
promote the country and development."
But within a few months, Saad, who is now a professor at Western
Connecticut State University in Danbury, and others who worked closely
with the new leader, saw Gadhafi's dark and brutal side."He was
horrible, very horrible. Very rude," Saad said. "You didn't know which
word you say is going to tick him off. He was very rude, very impolite.
He used to spit in people's face."
"There were occasions, we would
be sitting at the Bab al-Aziziya [Gadhafi's palace and headquarters].
We used to work there at his offices, and if he walks in, you always
pray that he will talk to somebody else, not you," Saad said.
"Basically, the best expression I could use: 'walking on eggshells.'
When you are around him, you are walking on eggshells. If you crack one,
you're done."
After about a year, Saad said, the people of Libya caught on. The
first of many foiled coup attempts took place and Gadhafi found the
people behind it and had them killed.
"That's really when the reign of fear began," Saad said. "The majority became afraid of him because he was really brutal."
With
the death of Gadhafi last week, Saad has been in demand by national and
international media for his insights on the despot and his reflections
on the future of his native land. Saad, who has been teaching Middle
Eastern and Islamic studies at Western since 1996, fled Libya for the
U.S. 34 years ago, gaining status here as a political refugee. He's now a
U.S. citizen.
For nine years, Saad worked closely with Gadhafi,
managing to avoid his wrath most of the time. But, he said, there were
moments when he did rile him.
Once when Saad was translating
Gadhafi's words into Italian for a dignitary, he did not translate a
"cuss word" into the Italian equivalent.
Gadhafi realized this and
lashed out at him: "You little monkey, I told you to say this." Saad
said he apologized, continued with his translation, but he said, "I
pride myself on never translating the cuss words."
"He acted crazy
to make you think he was crazy, but he was one of the shrewdest people
you can encounter," Saad said. "One of the most devious people you could
encounter. He was very calculating. He actually put on that crazy
façade." ....
nije ba nista djaba,al eto pukovnik je to(btw kapetan),imaju djaba gorivo,hljeb do djaba,mogu ako hoce i u skolu..
As a young man in his 20s, Abubaker Saad was taken in by the dashing,
27-year-old Moammar Gadhafi, who seized power in Libya in a bloodless
coup in 1969.
"It was not only me. Most of the young educated guys
were really excited. … We thought this is the bright future for the
country," said Saad, who worked closely with Gadhafi for nine years as a
diplomat and, at times, his personal interpreter. "He's going to
promote the country and development."
But within a few months, Saad, who is now a professor at Western
Connecticut State University in Danbury, and others who worked closely
with the new leader, saw Gadhafi's dark and brutal side."He was
horrible, very horrible. Very rude," Saad said. "You didn't know which
word you say is going to tick him off. He was very rude, very impolite.
He used to spit in people's face."
"There were occasions, we would
be sitting at the Bab al-Aziziya [Gadhafi's palace and headquarters].
We used to work there at his offices, and if he walks in, you always
pray that he will talk to somebody else, not you," Saad said.
"Basically, the best expression I could use: 'walking on eggshells.'
When you are around him, you are walking on eggshells. If you crack one,
you're done."
After about a year, Saad said, the people of Libya caught on. The
first of many foiled coup attempts took place and Gadhafi found the
people behind it and had them killed.
"That's really when the reign of fear began," Saad said. "The majority became afraid of him because he was really brutal."
With
the death of Gadhafi last week, Saad has been in demand by national and
international media for his insights on the despot and his reflections
on the future of his native land. Saad, who has been teaching Middle
Eastern and Islamic studies at Western since 1996, fled Libya for the
U.S. 34 years ago, gaining status here as a political refugee. He's now a
U.S. citizen.
For nine years, Saad worked closely with Gadhafi,
managing to avoid his wrath most of the time. But, he said, there were
moments when he did rile him.
Once when Saad was translating
Gadhafi's words into Italian for a dignitary, he did not translate a
"cuss word" into the Italian equivalent.
Gadhafi realized this and
lashed out at him: "You little monkey, I told you to say this." Saad
said he apologized, continued with his translation, but he said, "I
pride myself on never translating the cuss words."
"He acted crazy
to make you think he was crazy, but he was one of the shrewdest people
you can encounter," Saad said. "One of the most devious people you could
encounter. He was very calculating. He actually put on that crazy
façade." ....
nije ba nista djaba,al eto pukovnik je to(btw kapetan),imaju djaba gorivo,hljeb do djaba,mogu ako hoce i u skolu..
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Možda iz čistog divljaštva, možda zbog toga što mrtva usta ne govore... gomila je mogućih razloga, ali nijedan ne daje opravdanje za takvo ubistvo.ReD aka Socijalista wrote: I meni to malo cudno, ubijas "svoje" ljude...zasto? Mogao si ih zarobiti i osuditi adekvatno. Sto bi neko svoje ljude ubijao?
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#4060 Re: LIBIJA
Izvini, ali onako kako ti biraš da ne vjeruješ nekim drugim izvještajima, imam i ja pravo da ne vjerujem tom Ameru Sadu, ili kako se već zove. Prema američkim Kubancima, Kastro bi davno bio masakriran, ali vidiš da nije tako, jer nema osnove za to.
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#4061 Re: LIBIJA
da.... nema nafteBaudelaire wrote:Izvini, ali onako kako ti biraš da ne vjeruješ nekim drugim izvještajima, imam i ja pravo da ne vjerujem tom Ameru Sadu, ili kako se već zove. Prema američkim Kubancima, Kastro bi davno bio masakriran, ali vidiš da nije tako, jer nema osnove za to.
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#4062 Re: LIBIJA
Nisam na naftu mislio, više sam mislio na priču koju sam milion puta vidio i čuo na CNN-u, kako kubanski narod živi u strahu, a Kastro krvolok svaki dan odvoji po petero - desetero, zakolje ih, povadi im srca i pojede ih. Dakle, ono bezgranično pretjerivanje. Pa onda ono o Chavezu... 
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#4063 Re: LIBIJA
@el presidente: Gdje sam ja rekao da niko nista ne zna osim mene? A cuj ne mogu da ne odregujem kad vidim da se pise samo da bi se napisalo nesto.
Ti si izasao sa tvrdnjom da je Maspok imao zelju da skine sa trona Josipa Broza Tita i implicirao si njihovu zelju za njegovom fizickom likvidacijom.
Kako su Maspok vodili Tripalo i Dabcevic Kucar koji su bili liberali za ono vrijeme, postavlja se pitanje odakle si ti izveo tako dalekosezan zakljucak da su planirali to sto tvrdis?
a) Rankovicevi tajni memoari
b) spontani momenat inspiracije
Ako je neki treci izvor informacija u pitanju, podijeli brate sa ostalima da se i mi uputimo.
Ti si izasao sa tvrdnjom da je Maspok imao zelju da skine sa trona Josipa Broza Tita i implicirao si njihovu zelju za njegovom fizickom likvidacijom.
Kako su Maspok vodili Tripalo i Dabcevic Kucar koji su bili liberali za ono vrijeme, postavlja se pitanje odakle si ti izveo tako dalekosezan zakljucak da su planirali to sto tvrdis?
a) Rankovicevi tajni memoari
b) spontani momenat inspiracije
Ako je neki treci izvor informacija u pitanju, podijeli brate sa ostalima da se i mi uputimo.
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#4064 Re: LIBIJA
Pa naravno,razlika u misljenju boze moj,sta je tu nejasno?Baudelaire wrote:Izvini, ali onako kako ti biraš da ne vjeruješ nekim drugim izvještajima, imam i ja pravo da ne vjerujem tom Ameru Sadu, ili kako se već zove. Prema američkim Kubancima, Kastro bi davno bio masakriran, ali vidiš da nije tako, jer nema osnove za to.
Da DO KASTRA DODJU,americki kubanci,mislis da bi zavrsio sa vise milosti???
Gdje ne zavrse,tamo gdje dodju na vlast izborima i na vrijeme odu,u normalnim drustvenim uredjenjima(izuzetaka uvijek postoji)...
Zato ja i govorim da libija nije bila normalno uredjena zemlja,ima vas koji mislite drugacije, i zato i postoji forum,zamisli da svi isto mislimo,pa nije ovo kuba ni libija
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#4065 Re: LIBIJA
ma znam na šta misliš, ali za demokraciju moraš imati ekonomsku osnovu...kontaš? Zamisli sada da USA skrši jedno milijardu USD na uvođenje NATO demokracije na Kubi...e od čega će naplatiti te pare? Nemaju od čega pa demokracije neće ni biti, osim ako se Kubanci ne iskolju međusobno.Baudelaire wrote:Nisam na naftu mislio, više sam mislio na priču koju sam milion puta vidio i čuo na CNN-u, kako kubanski narod živi u strahu, a Kastro krvolok svaki dan odvoji po petero - desetero, zakolje ih, povadi im srca i pojede ih. Dakle, ono bezgranično pretjerivanje. Pa onda ono o Chavezu...
Isti je slučaj i u Siriji, Jemenu, bio u Tunisu
NATO demokracija dolazi samo tamo gdje ima ekonomska osnova za uvođenje iste za Kubu tek imaju mitološku osnovu, koja je btw ostala iz doba hladnog rata
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#4066 Re: LIBIJA
Zarobljen u pokusaju proboja obruca i ubijen poslje mucenja.sumirprimus wrote:zbog naseg rata i nasih stvarnih heroja,ne mogu se slozit da je poginuo vojnicki!!!madner wrote:Sto? Tako ginu visoki oficiri
To sto ti nije simpatican ne znaci da nije imao pozitivnih osobina.
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sumirprimus
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#4067 Re: LIBIJA
de ba kad kastro otvori granicu,pocese ljudi plivat do florideBaudelaire wrote:Nisam na naftu mislio, više sam mislio na priču koju sam milion puta vidio i čuo na CNN-u, kako kubanski narod živi u strahu, a Kastro krvolok svaki dan odvoji po petero - desetero, zakolje ih, povadi im srca i pojede ih. Dakle, ono bezgranično pretjerivanje. Pa onda ono o Chavezu...
malo malo pa vidis neki cudni plutajuci objekat kako se gega u pokusaju da dopluta od amerike,zemlje imperijalisticke
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#4068 Re: LIBIJA
Ma dobro, ali od američkih Kubanaca više se pitaju kubanski, a oni se barem još uvijek nešto plaho ne dižu, mada Amerika ni njih ni Kastra ne može smisliti. Nego da ovo ne bude o Americi, tema je Libija, i kako će im u budućnosti biti. Evo već vidim u Sirtu se svete za otpor.
Mujice: Upravu si.
Mujice: Upravu si.
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The 51st State
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#4069 Re: LIBIJA
+ nato agresija.sumirprimus wrote:sumirprimus,:)Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
nije drug isto,ba,ne moze bit,nemojte to ni pokusat poredit.
kolko ja znam kod nas je bila agresija,kod njih je bilo samo kontra gadafija...
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sumirprimus
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#4070 Re: LIBIJA
pa naravno da je imao,eto svi spominju taj man made river project...madner wrote:Zarobljen u pokusaju proboja obruca i ubijen poslje mucenja.sumirprimus wrote:zbog naseg rata i nasih stvarnih heroja,ne mogu se slozit da je poginuo vojnicki!!!madner wrote:Sto? Tako ginu visoki oficiri
To sto ti nije simpatican ne znaci da nije imao pozitivnih osobina.
ko sto rece jedan njegov "bivsi"negdje"usput se izgubio
p.s a za naftu,pa mislim ono stvarno bi bilo tragikomicno da leze na nafti i da im je litar ko i nama 20 maraka 4,5 litara
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#4071 Re: LIBIJA
tako su i braca bisr vikali 95-teThe 51st State wrote:+ nato agresija.sumirprimus wrote:sumirprimus,:)Baudelaire wrote:Sumire, Gadafija su ubili pripadnici drugog plemena, također na etničkoj osnovi ubistvo. Bar meni djeluje tako. Ili nisu?
nije drug isto,ba,ne moze bit,nemojte to ni pokusat poredit.
kolko ja znam kod nas je bila agresija,kod njih je bilo samo kontra gadafija...
pa obnovili gradivo 99-te
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#4072 Re: LIBIJA
Malo da i ovo ubacimo u pricu, par bitnijih plemena u Libiji:
Ovo ce biti veselo, a sve su vecinom neki doseljenici prije 100 godina...hem iz Sudana, Palestinci, Tunizani...pa neki domorodci...sve kao sekte podjeljene. Sve po par stotinjak hiljada.Warfalla pleme je jedno od najvecih od nesto vise milijun ljudi. Ili Magarha isto preko milijun...Warfalla, Tarhona, Al-Fwatir, Awlad Busayf, Zintan, Al-Rijban, Al-Awagir, Al-Abaydat, Drasa, Al-Barasa, Al-Fawakhir, Zuwayya, Majabra, Qadhadhfa, Magarha, Magharba, Al-Riyyah, Al-Haraba, Al-Zuwaid, Al-Guwaid, Al-Hutman, Al-Hassawna; Toubou, Tuareg, Zuwayya
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#4073 Re: LIBIJA
Hodidid wrote:@el presidente: Gdje sam ja rekao da niko nista ne zna osim mene? A cuj ne mogu da ne odregujem kad vidim da se pise samo da bi se napisalo nesto.
Ti si izasao sa tvrdnjom da je Maspok imao zelju da skine sa trona Josipa Broza Tita i implicirao si njihovu zelju za njegovom fizickom likvidacijom.
Kako su Maspok vodili Tripalo i Dabcevic Kucar koji su bili liberali za ono vrijeme, postavlja se pitanje odakle si ti izveo tako dalekosezan zakljucak da su planirali to sto tvrdis?
a) Rankovicevi tajni memoari
b) spontani momenat inspiracije
Ako je neki treci izvor informacija u pitanju, podijeli brate sa ostalima da se i mi uputimo.
oni bili liberali, a daj covjece, ne daj boze takvog liberalizma
i nisam rekao da su oni planirali da to urade, vec da bi uradili da su mogli, ocito su bili barem toliko pametni da znaju da ne mogu
i da ne idemo off vise, ako te zanima mozemo i temu otvoriti pa tamo, vec imam upozorenje
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#4074 Re: LIBIJA
svaki dogadjaj je zaseban, tako da te molim da ne valjas nebuloze.tako su i braca bisr vikali 95-te![]()
pa obnovili gradivo 99-te
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#4075 Re: LIBIJA
Molim lijepo sta je nebuloza??The 51st State wrote:svaki dogadjaj je zaseban, tako da te molim da ne valjas nebuloze.tako su i braca bisr vikali 95-te![]()
pa obnovili gradivo 99-te
Kao sto vices da je nato agresija u libiji,ja rekao, isto tako vikali i ovi nasi komsije!!!
Ja kazem,legitimna operacija nato-a pod mandatom UN-a,nema se tebi tu sta svidjat ne svidjat tako je kako je,mozes se ne slagat,moze ti bit krivo,al tako je.
