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Challenger__ wrote:Francuski glumac Žerar Depardje postao ruski državljanin.



Odrekao se francuskog državljanstva i dobio rusko državljanstvo i pasoš.

LINK - (http://www.pressonline.rs/zabava/dzet-s ... janin.html)

spreca wrote: Laz

A brief announcement on the Kremlin website on Thursday revealed that President Vladimir Putin signed the citizenship grant following an application from the actor.

The former Oscar nominee and star of the movie Green Card has been vocal in his opposition to French President Francois Hollande's plans to raise the tax on earned income above €1 million ($1.29 million Cdn) to 75 per cent from the current high of 41 per cent. Russia has a flat 13-per cent tax rate.

"I have never killed anyone, I don't think I've been unworthy, I've paid €145 million in taxes over 45 years," Depardieu wrote in an open letter in mid-December to Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, who had called the actor "pathetic."

"I will neither complain nor brag, but I refuse to be called 'pathetic,"' the 64-year-old actor wrote in his response.
Actor moved to tax-friendly Belgium

A representative for the former Oscar nominee declined to say whether he had accepted the Russian offer, and refused all comment. Thursday was a holiday in Russia and officials from the Federal Tax Service and Federal Migration Service could not be reached for comment on whether the decision would require Depardieu to have a residence in Russia.

Depardieu said in his letter to Ayrault that he would surrender his passport and French social security card. In October, the mayor of a small Belgian border town announced that Depardieu had bought a house and set up legal residence there, a move that was slammed by the newly-elected Socialist government.

Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, the French government spokeswoman, didn't comment directly on Depardieu's tax fight, but drew a clear distinction between people who have personal or professional reasons to live abroad, and "French citizens who proclaim loudly and clearly that they they're exiling themselves for fiscal reasons."

She said Putin's offer "is an exclusive prerogative of the Russian chief of state."

Depardieu has had increasingly high-profile ties with Russia. Last October he visited the capital of Chechnya, Grozny, to celebrate the birthday of Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov. And in 2011, he was in Russia's Arkhangelsk region to play the lead role in the film Rasputin.
'Depardieu is a star in Russia'

"You have to understand that Depardieu is a star in Russia," Vladimir Fedorovski, a Russian writer living in France, told the network Europe 1 on Thursday. "There are crowds around Depardieu. He's a symbol of France. He's a huge ambassador of French culture."

'There are crowds around Depardieu. He's a symbol of France.'—Vladimir Fedorovski, a Russian writer living in France

Though France's highest court struck down the two-year tax on Dec. 29, the government has promised to resubmit the law in a slightly different form soon. On Wednesday it estimated that the court decision to overturn the tax would cost it €210 million in 2013.

In an interview published Sunday, Depardieu told the Sunday Parisien that the court decision made no difference.

France's debt burden is around 90 per cent of national income — not far off levels that have caused problems elsewhere in the 17-country eurozone.

Depardieu has made more than 150 films, among them the 1991 comedy Green Card about a man who enters into a marriage of convenience in order to get U.S. residency. Most famously, Depardieu was nominated for an Academy Award for his role as Cyrano de Bergerac in the 1990 film by the same name.
Putin sympathizes with actor

The Kremlin statement gave no information on why Putin made the citizenship grant, but the Russian president expressed sympathy with the actor in December, days after Depardieu reportedly said he was considering Russian citizenship.

"As we say, artists are easily offended and therefore I understand the feelings of Mr. Depardieu," Putin said.

'As we say, artists are easily offended and therefore I understand the feelings of Mr. Depardieu.'—Russian president Vladimir Putin

Although France and Russia disagree sharply about how to resolve the civil war in Syria, the two countries have strong commercial relations. In 2011, Russia signed a contract worth more than € 1 billion Friday to buy two French warships — the largest military deal between a NATO country and Moscow.

Depardieu is well known in Russia, where he appears in an ad for Sovietsky Bank's credit card and is prominently featured on the bank's home page.

Depardieu is not the only high-profile Frenchman to object to the super-tax. Bernard Arnault — chief of the luxury goods and fashion giant LVMH and worth an estimated $40 billion Cdn — has also said he would leave for Belgium.

France's Civil Code says one must have another nationality in order to give up French citizenship because it is forbidden to be stateless. Thursday's decision by the Kremlin appears to fulfill that requirement.

"Gerard Depardieu 'pleased' to become Russian citizen"

Actor Gerard Depardieu has hailed Russia's decision to grant him citizenship, following a tax row with the government in his native France.

In an open letter, he said he loved Russia, calling it "a great democracy".

Mr Depardieu had recently announced he would give up his French passport after the government criticised his decision to move abroad to avoid higher taxes.

Moscow earlier said President Vladimir Putin had personally signed the decree granting the actor Russian citizenship.

In December, Mr Putin had said he would be happy to welcome the actor in his new country. "If he'd like to have a Russian passport, consider it settled," Mr Putin said.

Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault had called Mr Depardieu's decision to leave the country "shabby".

In the letter, broadcast on Thursday on Russian TV station Pervyi Kanal, Mr Depardieu said: "I filed a passport application and I am pleased that it was accepted.

"I love your country, Russia - its people, its history, its writers. I love your culture, your intelligence."

He said that he had spoken to French President Francois Hollande and told him Russia was "a great democracy, and not a country where the prime minister calls one of its citizens shabby".

"СЛОВА РОССИИ"

"Да, я сделал запрос на получение паспорта, и я рад, что мой запрос был принят. Я обожаю вашу страну, Россию, ваших людей, вашу историю, ваших писателей. Мне нравится здесь делать фильмы, в которых я работаю вместе с такими актерами, как Владимир Машков.

Я обожаю вашу культуру, ваш образ мышления. Мой отец в свое время был коммунистом и слушал Радио Москвы! Это тоже часть моей культуры.

В России хорошо жить. Не обязательно в Москве, которая для меня слишком крупный мегаполис. Я предпочитаю деревню, в России мне знакомы чудные места. Например, есть одно место, которое я очень люблю. Там, где находится Госфильмофонд, под управлением моего друга Николая Бородачева. Там, вблизи березового леса, я чувствую себя прекрасно.

Я буду учить русский язык. Я уже говорил об этом с нашим Президентом, Франсуа Олландом. Я все это ему уже говорил. Он знает, что я очень люблю вашего Президента Владимира Путина, и это взаимно. И я сказал ему, что Россия - страна великой демократии, это не та страна, где премьер министр мог бы назвать гражданина своей своей страны жалким человеком.

Я хорошо отношусь к прессе, но в то же время, она навевает тоску, потому что в ней, как правило, представлена только одна идея. Из уважения к вашему Президенту и вашей великой стране, я больше ничего не буду добавлять. Кроме одного, что касается России, это отрывок из прозы, который пришел мне в голову....

Только в такой большой стране мы никогда не бываем одиноки, Так как каждое дерево, каждый пейзаж приносит нам надежду. В России нет мелочности, она полна великих чувств. И за этими чувствами скрыто великое целомудрие. В вашем величии, я никогда не чувствую себя одиноким,

Slova Rossii!!
Spasibo!

"Da, podnio sam zahtjev za pasoš, i drago mi je što je moj zahtjev prihvaćen. Volim vašu zemlju, Rusiju, vaše ljude, vašu istoriju, vaše pisce. Volim snimati filmove ovdje i raditi s takvim glumcima kao što je Vladimir Maškov.

Volim vašu kulturu, vaš način razmišljanja. Moj otac je svojevremeno bio komunist i slušao radio Moskvu. To je ujedno i dio moje kulture.

U Rusiji je dobar život. Ne nužno u Moskvi, koja je za mene prevelika metropola. Radije bih u selo; u Rusiji znam prekrasna mjesta. Na primjer, postoji jedno mjesto koje mnogo volim. Tamo gdje je Gosfilm fond , kojim rukovodi moj prijatelj Nikolaj Borodačev. Tu, u blizini šume od breze, ja se osjećam jako dobro.

Ja ću učiti ruski jezik. Već sam govorio o tome s našim predsjednikom, Fransoa Olandom. Učiniću sve što sam rekao. On zna da ja volim predsjednika Vladimira Putina i da je to uzajamno. Rekao sam mu da je Rusija zemlja velike demokratije, da to nije zemlja u kojoj premijer može nazvati državljanina svoje zemlje jadnim čovjekom...

...Samo u tako velikoj zemlji nikada nismo sami, svako stablo, svaki krajolik donosi nam nadu. U Rusiji nema sitničavosti, ona je puna velikih osjećanja. I ti osjećaji skrivaju veliku vrlinu. U vašoj veličini, ja se nikada neću osjećati usamljeno.

Slava Rusiji!
Hvala!

FFC wrote:u moskvi 2 miliona muslimana i 4 dzamije u sarajevo 300 000 muslimana i 4 000 dzamija.

grizly1991 wrote:

FFC wrote:u moskvi 2 miliona muslimana i 4 dzamije u sarajevo 300 000 muslimana i 4 000 dzamija.

Nemoj tako, džamije i crkve su preče od svega ostalog

FFC wrote:

grizly1991 wrote:

FFC wrote:u moskvi 2 miliona muslimana i 4 dzamije u sarajevo 300 000 muslimana i 4 000 dzamija.

Nemoj tako, džamije i crkve su preče od svega ostalog

kladim se da u cijeloj rusiji ima manje crkava nego dzamija u opstini stari grad sarajevo.

znaci vise vjerskih objekata ima u opstini sa sotinjak hiljada stanovnika nego u zemlji sa oko 150 miliona stanovnika. jasni su nam prioriteti.

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

Klavikula wrote:

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

nikome ne smetaju vjerski objekti, al smeta mi kad opstina Novo Sarajevo izdvoji 100tinjak hiljada za njih, a nije obavezna, dok za obrazovanje ne izdvoji nista, a za to je obavezna. u tome je stvar.

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

grizly1991 wrote:

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

U slučaju koji sam maloprije naveo, vjerski objekti su dijelom razlog nerazvijenosti. Samo ti meni objasni što će nam toliko vjerskih objekata koji su puni samo petkom i nedjeljom?

Bosanski_kralj wrote:

grizly1991 wrote:

Bosanski_kralj wrote:Kad neko ko je bezobrazan i neupućen počne pričati o stvarima koje dovoljno ne poznaje.

Broj vjerskih objekata je jedan od glavnih razloga naše nerazvijenosti , a to što na toliko hvaljenom Zapadu isto svako selce ima crkve ne predstavlja nikome problem. Kako to da kod njih, i pored tolikog broja vjerskih objekata, se živi daleko bolje nego kod nas!?

U slučaju koji sam maloprije naveo, vjerski objekti su dijelom razlog nerazvijenosti. Samo ti meni objasni što će nam toliko vjerskih objekata koji su puni samo petkom i nedjeljom?

Šta će nam muzeji, pozorišta, stadioni... objekti koji skoro nikad nisu puni, osim par dana u godinu.