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Comrad wrote:al kako sad da znamo sta je tacno? ove odgovore sam mogao napisati ja, bilo ko...ima dosta nasih ljudi koji su radili u libiji, tako da ce sigurno neko vec izaci sa tacnom pricom. Ovako vala ne vjerujem ni u ovo, ni u one podatke.

Za benzin znam da je smijesno jeftnin, kao i hrana. E sad ove ostale podatke, bilo bi dobro da neko ko je bio dole, kaze da li su tacni ili ne.

Comrad wrote:al kako sad da znamo sta je tacno? ove odgovore sam mogao napisati ja, bilo ko...ima dosta nasih ljudi koji su radili u libiji, tako da ce sigurno neko vec izaci sa tacnom pricom. Ovako vala ne vjerujem ni u ovo, ni u one podatke.

Za benzin znam da je smijesno jeftnin, kao i hrana. E sad ove ostale podatke, bilo bi dobro da neko ko je bio dole, kaze da li su tacni ili ne.

Motokultivator wrote:

spreca wrote:Ako cuju Bugari da si im oteo Crno more eto rata ......do mozda prije 6 godina u Moskvi je bio besplatan gradski telefon i jos sto sta ....nevidim zasto nebi elektrika bila besplatna za stanovnistvo a za privrednike za lovu

quasar wrote:Joj, jbt. ja se zabavio sa tom Bugarskom bez mora dok sam citao, pa sve vrtim, da se nije sta desilo, posto ja ne gledam dnevnike i ne kupujem novine ima dvije-tri godine.... tek kad dodjoh na zadnji post laknulo mi...

sumirprimus wrote:zanimljivo severin,a sta veli obicni libijac:
...Realy ignorant views of Libya: here is are some myths and responses about Gaddafi's LibyaThere are no electricity bills in Libya; electricity is free for all its citizens.Categorically untrue. Despite poor electricity infrastructure and poor coverage of electricity lines, even in the Capital, Libyan home owners pay monthly/quarterly (area dependant) electricity bills based on meter readings. Electricity is cut off in instances of unpaid bills. Reconnection upon payment is not instant. The electric infrastructure is week and some areas of Libya do not have electricity available at all.

a banke,kamate,?
There is no interest on loans, banks in Libya are state-owned and loans given to all its citizens at 0% interest by law.Categorically untrue. Banks all over Libya have been giving out loans for years and years. There is a percentage rate charge on all loans, which is comparable to an interest rate, but in the spirit of ‘islamic ethics’ it is not called interest, it is called an ‘Administrative Expense’ – Masareef Edareeya."...

zajmovi,slatka na vjencanja?

All newlyweds in Libya receive $60,000 Dinar (US$ 50,000 ) by the government to buy their first apartment so to help start up the family.This is a well known rumour and a common joke in Libya. Whilst it may have been passed as official legislation, I know of not a single family who has been given this grant. The backbreaking bureaucracy associated with such grants and loans make them more or less impossible to obtain.

studiranje vani?

If Libyans cannot find the education or medical facilities they need in Libya, the government funds them to go abroad for it not only free but they get $2, 300/month accommodation and car allowance.Categorically untrue. If this was the case, the former regime would have been in receipt of 6 million application forms – one for every man, women and child who ‘cannot find education or medical facilities they need’. This grant does not exist for the mainstream public.

ovo mi je uvijek bilo najnelogicnije,zamisli da nama neko daje otlike pare i salje nas vani koliko bi nas otislo???1,100,hiljadu,milion???

rodjenje djeteta?
A mother who gave birth to a child receive US $5 ,000Categorically untrue. There is a Child Benefit welfare payment in Libya – it is roughly 15-20 Libyan Dinars a month per child. No Libyan citizen was given foreign currency as compensation.
znaci daju,al ne 5 iljada zelembaca

kako su neki dobijali stanovee besplatno u fazama

Many farms and homes and businesses were confiscated during three infamous phases of Libyas dictatorial history:1969 – The dreaded Green Revolution. Free Officers were rewarded land, homes, and farms that sometimes belonged to other people and the original owners were not compensated or asked if this was ok. Late 70’s - The introduction of the law Albayt le Sakinehee – The Home Belongs to its Dwellers. As this law was passed overnight, thousands of homeowners instantly lost their homes, as tenants (those renting the homes) claimed ownership on account of being the ‘dwellers’. The law applied to homes, farms, shops, etc.90’s - The introduction of Purification Committees (Lejnat al Tatheer). This committee ran by the widely know slogan, ‘Min ayna laka hada?’ – “From where did you obtain this?”, a form of ultra-socialism where people’s possessions, including homes and businesses, were confiscated if seen to be ‘surplus to requirement’ or contributing to a ‘monopoly’.Regarding Gaddafis ‘vow’: While Gaddafi waited for ‘everyone in Libya’ to be housed, he himself lived in a sprawling 6km square compound in the centre of the capital .

Previse je to zvucalo savrseno da bi bilo istinito...

sumirprimus wrote:
odi u libiju,tacnije tripoli,udji u njihovu DB,elektrodistirbuciju,maticni ured i opovrgni me pls....

JoseMujica wrote:

sumirprimus wrote:
odi u libiju,tacnije tripoli,udji u njihovu DB,elektrodistirbuciju,maticni ured i opovrgni me pls....

zamisli uđe tamo u DB i dočeka ga Edo Bičakćić

Motokultivator wrote:

zilog wrote:

Motokultivator wrote:

Sasvim mi je razumljivo da Srbija i Srbi brane Gadafija i zale za njim. Odrzavao ih je u zivotu u jeku najzescih sankcija '92.-'95. Kupovao oruzje i municiju kojeg je 30% zavrsavalo u BiH (prikazivano kao izvoz i rezervni dijelovi za Libiju).
Prije revolucije je 10x vise sa Srbijom radio nego sa BiH. Znaju da sada nece moci nista vise dobiti.

Nije mi jasno da se mi lozimo na price sa PTC, PTPC, PINK i ostalih SANU medija.

Goblin wrote:

Corto Maltese wrote: Ubijen je na način na koji su svojevremeno likvidirani, prethodno zarobljeni, vojnici HV na Ovčari, vojnici ARBiH u Potočarima... ili ima neka razlika koju ti uočavaš a drugi ne?

U Potocarima nije ubijen nijedan aktivni vojnik ArBiH. Ova tvoja izjava vec spada u negiranje genocida. Tcccc.
Ubijanje zarobljenih vojnika je zlocin.
Ubijanje civila-muskaraca od 14 godina navise je genocid.
Izvinjavam se na OT.

sumirprimus wrote:
odi u libiju,tacnije tripoli,udji u njihovu DB,elektrodistirbuciju,maticni ured i opovrgni me pls....

nadžak wrote:Pozdrav narode. Ima vas sigurno koji prate emisiju Paralele na FTV, ali eto ne mogu da odolim a da vam ne postavim link za gledanje ove emisije koja je emitovana u prošlu nedelju 23. oktobra. Redovno pratim Paralele ali ova epizoda me oduševila. Mladen bez imalo ustručavanja i mudrovanja priča o Libiji i optužuje krivce...

Vrijedi pogledati.

Pozdrav.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xiX1GEb ... ture=feedu

jeza u ledja wrote:
"Obviously that's not something that I think we should relish and there was a reason after Bin Laden for example was killed we didn't release a photograph. I think that there's a certain decorum with which you treat the dead, even if it's somebody who has done terrible things."

Sve sto libijci danas imaju Gadafi im je "stvorio".Ne govorim ni da branim Gadafija a ni suprotno,ali kada je covjek ljudima davao besplatne stanove,besplatno lijecenje,besplatno skolovanje to se mora postovati.