Ma ko ce vise upratit sta su.General War wrote:Nije ni raptor samo lovac,onako samo da kazemVizionar 1985 wrote: I.
Po ulozi ni blizu, multiroler. Kaj ne.
Raptor je predvidzen ko lovac, a ovaj ko multiroler.
Za sirotinju je A -10Vizionar 1985 wrote:Ma ko ce vise upratit sta su.General War wrote:Nije ni raptor samo lovac,onako samo da kazemVizionar 1985 wrote: I.
Po ulozi ni blizu, multiroler. Kaj ne.
Raptor je predvidzen ko lovac, a ovaj ko multiroler.
Napravljeni da tuku samo sirotinju.
Kur.. ce s tim svim probat tuc neke ozbiljnije druge Elite, Mocnike i njihove drzave.
Samo po sirotinji.
Ovo tek sad vidjehPoint. wrote:
Uz f35 ide i nova generaciju americkih nosaca aviona, koji ce nosati samo f35 i nece biti ni nalik danasnjim US nosacima.General War wrote: Onako samo da podsjetim avion je VTOL, jedini -posto harierima isticu resursi...nova tehnologija koja treba da se isproba od radara, motora do sistema.
ni nalik ni jednom, a posebno f 16.
Sustinski i stara baba se moze nataci, ali kad vec moze mlada cura sto da ne.
madner wrote:Sta mislis sta znaci ovo F u oznaci?Vizionar 1985 wrote:madner wrote:.
F35 je kao lovac losiji od F16
F35 nije lovac uopste.
Ja laik pa to znam.
ovo 10 znaci: da baca cenere po sirotinjiGeneral War wrote:
Za sirotinju je A -10
Make Russia Great Again!If this keeps going in the direction it’s headed, this could stand alongside Watergate and Iran-Contra as one of the most important scandals in modern American history. It’s increasingly looking like a hostile foreign power run by a murderous thug tried to swing an American election, and may have succeeded — at least, in helping to tip it.
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-Hackers connected to the Russian government penetrated the systems of the Democratic National Committee and the email of Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair John Podesta, then passed what they found to Wikileaks, which released it over an extended period of time in order to maximize the political damage to Clinton. The American intelligence committee has concluded that this was done for the purpose of helping Donald Trump get elected.
-As of now it is unknown whether Russian hackers also penetrated the systems of the Republican Party or Republican officials, or what they might have found and are now holding if they did.
-We now have reports that Vladimir Putin was personally involved in directing the hacking.
-Russian hackers, with the cooperation of at least some Americans, obtained private information on Democratic House candidates and released it in order to damage them.
-Roger Stone, a longtime friend and adviser to Trump, admitted in October that he had “back-channel communications” with Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, about the release of the hacked emails.
-Again and again, Trump has offered public praise for Vladimir Putin’s leadership, his strength, and his popularity. “I will tell you that I think in terms of leadership, he’s getting an A,” Trump said.
-Trump has also defended Putin against charges that the Russian president has had his political enemies and critical journalists murdered, something that has been extensively documented. “It’s never been proven that he’s killed anybody,” Trump claimed last December. “So, you know, you’re supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, at least in our country. He has not been proven that he’s killed reporters.”
-During the writing of the 2016 Republican platform, Trump staffers moved to gut a section expressing support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, over the objection of many on the committee.
-On one occasion Trump read to a rally a distorted version of a hacked John Podesta email which he apparently got from Sputnik News, a site created by the Russian government to disseminate propaganda.
-At the same time, Trump was denying that Russia had anything to do with the hacking and even denying that any hacking had taken place. “I notice, anytime anything wrong happens,” he said during one of his debates with Clinton, “they like to say the Russians are — she doesn’t know if it’s the Russians doing the hacking. Maybe there is no hacking.”
-Paul Manafort, who served as Trump’s campaign manager, acted as an adviser to former Ukrainian prime minister and Putin ally Viktor Yanukovych, who fled to Moscow in 2014 when Ukrainians revolted against his rule. After it was revealed that “Handwritten ledgers show $12.7 million in undisclosed cash payments designated for Mr. Manafort from Mr. Yanukovych’s pro-Russian political party,” Manafort left the campaign but continued to advise Trump informally.
-Michael Flynn, Trump’s pick for national security adviser, has made a paid speech to Russia Today, a Russian state media outlet, and sat next to Putin at a dinner celebrating RT’s anniversary. Flynn claims that RT — which exists in order to promote Putin and his government — is no different from CNN or MSNBC.
-In March, Trump cited Carter Page as one of his principal foreign policy advisers. Page is a controversial figure with shadowy connections in Russia; the Trump campaign later insisted it had nothing to do with him.
-While much of Trump’s finances are opaque because of his refusal to release his tax returns, we know that he has long sought business opportunities in Russia. “Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets,” Donald Trump, Jr. said at a real estate conference in 2008. “We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia.”
-In July, Trump invited Russia to hack into Hillary Clinton’s email. “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,” he said.
-Trump’s pick for Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, has extensive dealings with the Russian government in his role as CEO of ExxonMobil. The Russian government gave Tillerson its Order of Friendship award in 2013, and Tillerson has been critical of sanctions on Russia.
-Trump has suggested that if Russia attacked a NATO country, he would not automatically come to that country’s defense, but would consider whether he felt they were contributing enough to the alliance.
daddy-kool wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/pl ... 792c4eae60
Make Russia Great Again!If this keeps going in the direction it’s headed, this could stand alongside Watergate and Iran-Contra as one of the most important scandals in modern American history. It’s increasingly looking like a hostile foreign power run by a murderous thug tried to swing an American election, and may have succeeded — at least, in helping to tip it.
..
-Hackers connected to the Russian government penetrated the systems of the Democratic National Committee and the email of Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair John Podesta, then passed what they found to Wikileaks, which released it over an extended period of time in order to maximize the political damage to Clinton. The American intelligence committee has concluded that this was done for the purpose of helping Donald Trump get elected.
-As of now it is unknown whether Russian hackers also penetrated the systems of the Republican Party or Republican officials, or what they might have found and are now holding if they did.
-We now have reports that Vladimir Putin was personally involved in directing the hacking.
-Russian hackers, with the cooperation of at least some Americans, obtained private information on Democratic House candidates and released it in order to damage them.
-Roger Stone, a longtime friend and adviser to Trump, admitted in October that he had “back-channel communications” with Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, about the release of the hacked emails.
-Again and again, Trump has offered public praise for Vladimir Putin’s leadership, his strength, and his popularity. “I will tell you that I think in terms of leadership, he’s getting an A,” Trump said.
-Trump has also defended Putin against charges that the Russian president has had his political enemies and critical journalists murdered, something that has been extensively documented. “It’s never been proven that he’s killed anybody,” Trump claimed last December. “So, you know, you’re supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, at least in our country. He has not been proven that he’s killed reporters.”
-During the writing of the 2016 Republican platform, Trump staffers moved to gut a section expressing support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, over the objection of many on the committee.
-On one occasion Trump read to a rally a distorted version of a hacked John Podesta email which he apparently got from Sputnik News, a site created by the Russian government to disseminate propaganda.
-At the same time, Trump was denying that Russia had anything to do with the hacking and even denying that any hacking had taken place. “I notice, anytime anything wrong happens,” he said during one of his debates with Clinton, “they like to say the Russians are — she doesn’t know if it’s the Russians doing the hacking. Maybe there is no hacking.”
-Paul Manafort, who served as Trump’s campaign manager, acted as an adviser to former Ukrainian prime minister and Putin ally Viktor Yanukovych, who fled to Moscow in 2014 when Ukrainians revolted against his rule. After it was revealed that “Handwritten ledgers show $12.7 million in undisclosed cash payments designated for Mr. Manafort from Mr. Yanukovych’s pro-Russian political party,” Manafort left the campaign but continued to advise Trump informally.
-Michael Flynn, Trump’s pick for national security adviser, has made a paid speech to Russia Today, a Russian state media outlet, and sat next to Putin at a dinner celebrating RT’s anniversary. Flynn claims that RT — which exists in order to promote Putin and his government — is no different from CNN or MSNBC.
-In March, Trump cited Carter Page as one of his principal foreign policy advisers. Page is a controversial figure with shadowy connections in Russia; the Trump campaign later insisted it had nothing to do with him.
-While much of Trump’s finances are opaque because of his refusal to release his tax returns, we know that he has long sought business opportunities in Russia. “Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets,” Donald Trump, Jr. said at a real estate conference in 2008. “We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia.”
-In July, Trump invited Russia to hack into Hillary Clinton’s email. “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,” he said.
-Trump’s pick for Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, has extensive dealings with the Russian government in his role as CEO of ExxonMobil. The Russian government gave Tillerson its Order of Friendship award in 2013, and Tillerson has been critical of sanctions on Russia.
-Trump has suggested that if Russia attacked a NATO country, he would not automatically come to that country’s defense, but would consider whether he felt they were contributing enough to the alliance.
Čovjek sam izdao svoju partiju niko ga nije hakovaoLynch Slips — Says No Evidence Of ‘Technical Interference’ From The Russians
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch stated Thursday that the United States intelligence community has not found any evidence of “technical interference” on the part of the Russian government on voting machines used in the 2016 election.
http://dailycaller.com/2016/12/15/loret ... z4T01ItSUL
Russian Narrative Falls Apart – Wikileaks Operative Claims Clinton Emails Handed Over By “Disgusted” Democrat Whistleblowers
A Wikileaks envoy today claims he personally received Clinton campaign emails in Washington D.C. after they were leaked by ‘disgusted’ whisteblowers – and not hacked by Russia.
http://endingthefed.com/russian-narrati ... um=twitter
Kakve veze ima Aleppo sa Trumpom ? Lik je čak rekao da će prestat davati oružije "pobunjenicima".ultima_palabra wrote:Amerika popi dva dobra šamara od Rusije... ovo i Aleppo. Ako nastave dalje, mogli bi izazvati kontraefekt... ne vjerujem da im ga Putin može zadavati naredne 4 godine, a da ne dođe do nekog prevrata u Americi.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump said Friday that he was likely to abandon the American effort to support “moderate” opposition groups in Syria who are battling the government of President Bashar al-Assad, saying “we have no idea who these people are.”
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal that dealt largely with economic issues, including his willingness to retain parts of the Affordable Care Act, he repeated a position he took often during his campaign: that the United States should focus on defeating the Islamic State, and find common ground with the Syrians and their Russian backers.
“I’ve had an opposite view of many people regarding Syria,” Mr. Trump told The Journal. “My attitude was you’re fighting Syria, Syria is fighting ISIS, and you have to get rid of ISIS. Russia is now totally aligned with Syria, and now you have Iran, which is becoming powerful, because of us, is aligned with Syria.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/12/world ... syria.html
Pa u životu je uvijek najvažnije znati mjeru. Ali bogami i najteže. Historija nas učiultima_palabra wrote:Amerika popi dva dobra šamara od Rusije... ovo i Aleppo. Ako nastave dalje, mogli bi izazvati kontraefekt... ne vjerujem da im ga Putin može zadavati naredne 4 godine, a da ne dođe do nekog prevrata u Americi.
Naravno.Chmoljo wrote:površno prelazim ove tekstove, ali ne tvrdi li se da su ruski hakeri krivi za famozne mailove Clinton, a da se ovim sličicama spinuje na nešto deseto?
Prva priča je bila kako su ruski hakeri hakovali server od Clinton i uzeli povjerljive informacije. Onda je wikileaks rekao (gore sam link postavio) kako nije hakovana nego da je vjerovatno neki lik iz DNC-a (demokrati) namjerno dao te e-mailove da "pokopa" Clinton. Ali nije samo Rusija hakovala, barem još 4 države su.Chmoljo wrote:površno prelazim ove tekstove, ali ne tvrdi li se da su ruski hakeri krivi za famozne mailove Clinton, a da se ovim sličicama spinuje na nešto deseto?
Zato jer neki ljudi ne mogu podnijeti porazChmoljo wrote:pa čemu onda spin da su hakovani IZBORI?
Dok gledamo prosvjede američke mladeži i besposlenog plebsa po američkim gradovima, nezadovoljnih Trumpovom izbornom pobjedom, teško je oteti se dojmu da američka ljevica prolazi upravo kroz jedan takav proces buđenja iz teške opijenosti vlastitim iluzijama. Nije to čak ni buđenje, ono je još neizvjesno; to su više košmarni krici iz dubokog sna. Stvarnost se narugala našim junacima i vratila im, kao u ogledalu, njihove vlastite optužbe upućene političkim protivnicima. Znamo kako je izgledao repertoar tih optužbi – Trumpovi birači žrtve su jednog priprostog opsjenara, oni su glupa, ideološki opijena masa, sljedbenici populista s porukom bez sadržaja. Sada vidimo da je stvar obrnuta. Trumpovi glasači obavili su posao i izbore ostavili za sobom, okrećući se normalnom životu, dok ljevica još uvijek, poput zombija, očajnički baulja ulicama, zarobljena u ideološkom mjehuru i histeričnom poricanju stvarnosti.Pandakonda wrote:Zato jer neki ljudi ne mogu podnijeti porazChmoljo wrote:pa čemu onda spin da su hakovani IZBORI?
UpravoBlack swan wrote:Dok gledamo prosvjede američke mladeži i besposlenog plebsa po američkim gradovima, nezadovoljnih Trumpovom izbornom pobjedom, teško je oteti se dojmu da američka ljevica prolazi upravo kroz jedan takav proces buđenja iz teške opijenosti vlastitim iluzijama. Nije to čak ni buđenje, ono je još neizvjesno; to su više košmarni krici iz dubokog sna. Stvarnost se narugala našim junacima i vratila im, kao u ogledalu, njihove vlastite optužbe upućene političkim protivnicima. Znamo kako je izgledao repertoar tih optužbi – Trumpovi birači žrtve su jednog priprostog opsjenara, oni su glupa, ideološki opijena masa, sljedbenici populista s porukom bez sadržaja. Sada vidimo da je stvar obrnuta. Trumpovi glasači obavili su posao i izbore ostavili za sobom, okrećući se normalnom životu, dok ljevica još uvijek, poput zombija, očajnički baulja ulicama, zarobljena u ideološkom mjehuru i histeričnom poricanju stvarnosti.Pandakonda wrote:Zato jer neki ljudi ne mogu podnijeti porazChmoljo wrote:pa čemu onda spin da su hakovani IZBORI?
Kakva besmislena konstrukcija.Black swan wrote:Dok gledamo prosvjede američke mladeži i besposlenog plebsa po američkim gradovima, nezadovoljnih Trumpovom izbornom pobjedom, teško je oteti se dojmu da američka ljevica prolazi upravo kroz jedan takav proces buđenja iz teške opijenosti vlastitim iluzijama. Nije to čak ni buđenje, ono je još neizvjesno; to su više košmarni krici iz dubokog sna. Stvarnost se narugala našim junacima i vratila im, kao u ogledalu, njihove vlastite optužbe upućene političkim protivnicima. Znamo kako je izgledao repertoar tih optužbi – Trumpovi birači žrtve su jednog priprostog opsjenara, oni su glupa, ideološki opijena masa, sljedbenici populista s porukom bez sadržaja. Sada vidimo da je stvar obrnuta. Trumpovi glasači obavili su posao i izbore ostavili za sobom, okrećući se normalnom životu, dok ljevica još uvijek, poput zombija, očajnički baulja ulicama, zarobljena u ideološkom mjehuru i histeričnom poricanju stvarnosti.Pandakonda wrote:Zato jer neki ljudi ne mogu podnijeti porazChmoljo wrote:pa čemu onda spin da su hakovani IZBORI?
. Ti ni ne procitas sta napises izgleda? Predsjednik Amerike je debil, prijatelj Rusije. MVP ima orden prijatelja Rusije. Rusija aktivno pomaze Republiku Srpsku i njene teznje za nezavisnoscu. Sa srecom i vama u Bosni. 
Fak jea! 
