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Putin for Polish president?


OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
8 Jul 2008 /  #31
I don't feel sad we see how hard he is working and adore him! Common people just prey for him. Concerning Berezovskiy, IMHO he should be executed.
celinski 31 | 1,258  
8 Jul 2008 /  #32
Common people just prey for him

Are you sure you want people to prey Putin. OK then open the cage. Remember group it was Constantine's that told you to do it.
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
8 Jul 2008 /  #33
Cage? What did you mean? Russia is a cage? Are you joking?! We are traveling around a world.
isthatu2 4 | 2,694  
8 Jul 2008 /  #34
We are traveling around a world.

thats fine,just leave the fekkin radioactive Polonium in Moscow next time eh....

Concerning Berezovskiy, IMHO he should be executed.

Civilised nations dont murder people...
EbonyandBathory 5 | 249  
8 Jul 2008 /  #35
There is no question that Putin was technically "successful" in the way he took Russia from powerless to powerful. But to answer the posts question, a resounding no, I would not like Putin or anyone like him to be Poland's president or President of any nation I know or love. To echo, isthatu, there are right ways to do things and wrong ways. As an American, I am proud to live in a powerful country, however, it is one thing to be powerful and worthy of pride and quite another to be powerful and worthy of shame. Russia can be put in that category more often than not (that may be the pot calling the kettle black a bit, especially lately, and to be sure recent America gives us less and less to be proud of, still...). Putin's "results" are hardly worth the cost in dignity and civilisation.
isthatu2 4 | 2,694  
8 Jul 2008 /  #36
Putin's "results" are hardly worth the cost in dignity and civilisation.

Thing is though,as far as "russians" ( "ed coz I obviously dont speak for all of em) Dignity is exactly what Putin brought to Russia. Compare Putins strong silent outdoors type to the drunken buffoon they used to have as leader. Putin or yeltsin....you decide :)
EbonyandBathory 5 | 249  
8 Jul 2008 /  #37
As I said, Putin was successful. Russia is a great nation once again, so in that I wont argue, but, just like America, Russia must ask herself if she wants to use her power for good, or just be international bullies.
Wahldo  
8 Jul 2008 /  #38
Compare Putins strong silent outdoors type to the drunken buffoon they used to have as leader. Putin or yeltsin....you decide :)

Yes Yeltsin was clown who used to pay young Russian pros to lose to him in tennis. Putin is good politician, fairly level headed. If don't like him, you would at least have to respect the job he's done.
EbonyandBathory 5 | 249  
8 Jul 2008 /  #39
If don't like him, you would at least have to respect the job he's done.

Done and done, Wahldo.
Wahldo  
8 Jul 2008 /  #40
wasn't really a retort to you.
EbonyandBathory 5 | 249  
8 Jul 2008 /  #41
I'm sure it wasn't. You made a good point and I surely respect the job Putin did.
Wahldo  
9 Jul 2008 /  #42
Oh sorry man, I misread it. Your point was good too.
Sasha 2 | 1,083  
11 Jul 2008 /  #43
Common people just prey for him.

I like the way you misspelt. Keeping in mind your b*ttlicking attitude towards putin, I assume you wanted to say "pray". Freudian slip. You're obviously one of his most indicative preys.

Concerning Berezovskiy, IMHO he should be executed.

Why?
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
11 Jul 2008 /  #44
ConstantineK:
Common people just prey for him.
I like the way you misspelt.

But you still understand me, that is good

ConstantineK:
Concerning Berezovskiy, IMHO he should be executed.
Why?

Because!

He is real bastard....well and Jew.....fu*king conspirator.....
celinski 31 | 1,258  
11 Jul 2008 /  #45
Berezovskiy

Is it Boris you are referring to?

Boris Berezovskiy Plot to Seize Power (Taken Question)
Question: Do we have any comment on the new charge against Boris Berezovskiy, who has been charged with plotting to seize power in Russia?

Boris Berezovskiy was granted political asylum from Russia in the United Kingdom. We defer to British authorities to examine any charges and to act appropriately under UK law.

2007/539
Sasha 2 | 1,083  
11 Jul 2008 /  #46
He is real bastard.

What do you mean by "bastard"? Illegitimate child?
I don't already know when you're kidding and when you're talking seriously.

well and Jew

Is it a disadvantage?

fu*king conspirator.

Why don't you call putin the same way?
isthatu2 4 | 2,694  
11 Jul 2008 /  #47
He is real bastard....well and Jew.....fu*king conspirator.....

Yep,sums it up quite well really..Nashi or nazi.....you decide....
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
11 Jul 2008 /  #48
to Sashka.
Berezovskiy is a 'sukin sin' and 'vibly@dok'!
Putin was legitimately elected president.
It is not a shame to be a Jew, but you know well that russian has two namings, 'Evrey' and 'Zhid', so it is shame to be a Zhid. Of course I was wrong naming him jew
southern 74 | 7,074  
11 Jul 2008 /  #49
What about Kaczynski for russian president?Would he be enough?
Sasha 2 | 1,083  
11 Jul 2008 /  #50
Kostia, unfortunatelly that's at most your personal belief since you haven't looked neither after one nor another, haven't you? This is not a back up.

As far as I know "zhid" is the main word for jew in Czech and Serbian. I'm not sure about Polish...

What about Kaczynski for russian president?Would he be enough?

I don't know about him but assume that KGB brotherhood would be ok with this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Dzerzhinsky. Pole who has dreamed since childhood to wipe all Russians out.
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
11 Jul 2008 /  #51
yes, this languages feel no difference, but not the same with russian. It discerns them exactly.
missewa 3 | 20  
11 Jul 2008 /  #52
Putin would be a good Polish president because he unlike Kaczynski is not a puppet of America. Poland needs a president who is a non midget.
cyg 5 | 119  
12 Jul 2008 /  #53
Poland needs a reasonable political system, not the mess it has now. Everything else will follow if and when.
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
12 Jul 2008 /  #54
Poland never will have a reasonable government because it is unnatural for her. Nothing have changed from the times of partitions and the polish government still corrupted in their base. Polish and Russian corruption has principal distinction. Corrupted in its higher levels Polish ruling elite don't have ability to pursue any independent policy. Russia, Germany or America, there is no any real difference, these powers had, have or will have true sway in polish affairs and certainly it won't be polish government. Polish elite has ability to produce chivalrous rattle only.
southern 74 | 7,074  
12 Jul 2008 /  #55
chivalrous rattle

What is this?
Borrka 37 | 593  
12 Jul 2008 /  #56
This is what dreams are made of lol.
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
12 Jul 2008 /  #57
chivalrous rattle, well poles are always declaring noble idea but never accomplish them because of their corrupt.
Borrka 37 | 593  
12 Jul 2008 /  #58
Russian preaching anti-corruption is something non plus ultra !
Your constitution's first words are "And God gave us otkat (corruption)".
OP ConstantineK 26 | 1,284  
12 Jul 2008 /  #59
Oh my Borrka. I am working in industry and can assure you that giving 'otkati' is totally out of fashion now. And there is a cause of this fact. All who was involved in such mechanisms in 90-th, now represent high management, therefore knowing all shifts, they are able to prevent them.
Borrka 37 | 593  
12 Jul 2008 /  #60
giving 'otkati' is totally out of fashion now

And shows how the earth looks like: lumiere.ens.fr/~alphapsy/blog/images/flat%20earth.jpg

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