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jeza u ledja wrote:
Kakve veze ovo ima s Trumpom bas se pitam? Industrija dosla i prosla. Nema vise. Davno proslo vrijeme.
U Americi gradovi propadaju i rastu i opet propadnu, ogromnom brzinom. Nema posla? Seli se negdje dalje. Ti koji tu ostanu svakako ce ovisiti od vladinih subvencija i socijalnih programa, a njih im sigurno nece ponuditi Trump ili Republikanci.

Bilo bi interesantno da Amerika malo osjeti 4 godine Trumpa zajedno sa Republikanskim Kongresom. I to upravo ti kojima je najteze u ovoj novoj ekonomiji. Pa nogama i rukama bi cupali da pobjegnu iz toga. Da li treba podsjetiti sta se desilo zadnji put kad su drzali sve u rukama, i to 4 godine? Najveca ekonomska kriza od 1930ih. Kako je pamcenje krhko, za ne povjerovati.

insomnia78 wrote:Bosnjo je kralj. Ameri glupani. Zapadnoevropljani pederi i zeMskonje. Cesi i slovaci, 'ta ce oni mi im zene karali za pastetu... a on vode nena za podaprati se

jeza u ledja wrote: @ Banksy
Evo provrtio sam malo ankete...

tranquil wrote:Za razliku od ranijih izbora gdje su pljuvali po svim stranama, Infowars ovaj put žestoko podržavaju republikanskog kandidata. Naravno, sa njihovom uobičajenom konzistentnošću, na nivou jednog sata.

ultima_palabra wrote:Šta nas briga, imamo Trampinu ulicu u samom centru Sarajeva... win-win

They fled the war in Yugoslavia to enjoy new lives in the US - but are now accused of conspiring to help its deadliest enemies.

Six Bosnian immigrants, three from Missouri, two from Illinois and one from New York, were charged in February with sending money and military equipment to extremist groups in Syria including ISIS and the Al Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front.

Among the accused are Ramiz Zjad Hodzic, 40 and his wife Sedina, 35, who allegedly gathered money to purchase military uniforms and tactical gear so they could send it to fighters in Syria.

Also facing trial are Armin Harcevic, 37, Nihad Rosic, 26, and Mediha Medy Salkicevic, 34. Jasminka Ramic, 42, pleaded guilty last month.

According to court documents the group conspired via phone, Facebook and email using innocuous code words such as "beach" for places like Iraq and Syria while using PayPal and Western Union to send funds to fanatics.

"All six individuals are natives of Bosnia who immigrated to the United States," the US attorney"s office said in a statement announcing the charges.

"Three have become naturalized citizens of the United States and the remaining three have either refugee or legal resident status."

KB9 wrote:znaci sve se mjenja al vodstvo pod republikancima bi sigurno ostalo isto ko 1930ih godina

de prestani trolat temu toliko

hrle1976 wrote:Neki iz BiH tamo ne prodrzavaju nikako osim ...

They fled the war in Yugoslavia to enjoy new lives in the US - but are now accused of conspiring to help its deadliest enemies.

Six Bosnian immigrants, three from Missouri, two from Illinois and one from New York, were charged in February with sending money and military equipment to extremist groups in Syria including ISIS and the Al Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front.

Among the accused are Ramiz Zjad Hodzic, 40 and his wife Sedina, 35, who allegedly gathered money to purchase military uniforms and tactical gear so they could send it to fighters in Syria.

Also facing trial are Armin Harcevic, 37, Nihad Rosic, 26, and Mediha Medy Salkicevic, 34. Jasminka Ramic, 42, pleaded guilty last month.

According to court documents the group conspired via phone, Facebook and email using innocuous code words such as "beach" for places like Iraq and Syria while using PayPal and Western Union to send funds to fanatics.

"All six individuals are natives of Bosnia who immigrated to the United States," the US attorney"s office said in a statement announcing the charges.

"Three have become naturalized citizens of the United States and the remaining three have either refugee or legal resident status."

Fudo387 wrote:

hrle1976 wrote:Neki iz BiH tamo ne prodrzavaju nikako osim ...

They fled the war in Yugoslavia to enjoy new lives in the US - but are now accused of conspiring to help its deadliest enemies.

Six Bosnian immigrants, three from Missouri, two from Illinois and one from New York, were charged in February with sending money and military equipment to extremist groups in Syria including ISIS and the Al Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front.

Among the accused are Ramiz Zjad Hodzic, 40 and his wife Sedina, 35, who allegedly gathered money to purchase military uniforms and tactical gear so they could send it to fighters in Syria.

Also facing trial are Armin Harcevic, 37, Nihad Rosic, 26, and Mediha Medy Salkicevic, 34. Jasminka Ramic, 42, pleaded guilty last month.

According to court documents the group conspired via phone, Facebook and email using innocuous code words such as "beach" for places like Iraq and Syria while using PayPal and Western Union to send funds to fanatics.

"All six individuals are natives of Bosnia who immigrated to the United States," the US attorney"s office said in a statement announcing the charges.

"Three have become naturalized citizens of the United States and the remaining three have either refugee or legal resident status."

I, kakve veze ovo ima sa izborima u US?

hrle1976 wrote:Ima, i da su htjeli da glasaju sad ne mogu Ovih 6 je doslovno glasalo za Trumpa.