NYT sucks, and sucks big!

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Vsechno mi pripomina vtip o ciganovi ktereho zaplatil pokutu ze ma pristroj na paleni slivovice. Cigan se brani, ze ani svestky nema. Jo ale mas pristroj. Na druhy den prijde cikan k cetnikum a rika , ze chce podat oznameni o znasineni, A ty jsi nekoho znasilnil cikan? Ne , ale mam pristroj!

Úder na Irák rozdělil velmoci

Velmoci si proste uvedomuji, ze preventivni valka je nepripistna. Zrejme se RB neshodne na tom, ze by USA poverila pouzitim sily, a tudiz pripadna akce USA a jejich spojencu by byla mezinarodne pravnim deliktem se vsemi dusledky. Navic pak bojove akce Iraku proti USA a jeho spojencum budou za takove situace plne legitimni.

Koukám, že naše obecní přiblblo

Myslim ze amici by meli valcit akorat na marsu nebo nekde jinde a nechat slusny lidi na celim svete bejt

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Ja myslim, ze to reseni na konci pohadky "Silene smutna princezna" by taky nebylo spatne. I kdyz, oni se umyji a mame je zpatky oknem.

Střet civilizací

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Saddám je islamista?

sorry UCK (cl.dole)

Francie a Německo

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Protze USA nikdy nopdporovali Komunisty A OCK byla a je Komunisticka organizace bojujici za "svobodu" kurdu dovedu si predstavit ten svobodny kurdistan pod taktovkou komunisticky OCK. Mimochodem hlavni dodavatel zbrani do iraku nebyli USA ale byvaly vychodni blok vcetne te chemie atd. USA podporovali Irakjen jako protivahu expandujicimu Chomejnimu a Islamnske revoluci v Iranu, v te dobe USA vybirali mensi zlo ale udelali chybu, kterou priznavaji jiz od roku 1989, lid vic ctete

Velmoci a OSN

Nevím proč je nazývána Francie a také Německo velmocemi.Jak jsou velmocní-bezmocní ukázali před pár lety v Jugoslávii.Takže nás bože ochraňuj jestli tito poserové by měli jednou řídit svět v takové angažovanosti jako se dělo u nás za humny v Evropě.Pokud si neuděláš pořádek doma na dvoře tak nemáš žádné právo mluvit o pořádku u souseda.Především Francie je motivováná svými zájmy v Iráku,což jí bude houby platné jestli se nepřipojí v boji k USA a VB.A co se týče OSN.Ta je už dávno nefunkční a její rezoluce jsou v drtivé většině ignorovány kdekoliv ve světě.Je to směšná organizace která se bez pořádné restrukturalizace neobejde a nemůže to být organizace zabezpečující teplé místo bývalým politikům.Já vůbec názory OSN neberu a pouze rozhazují peníze z příspěvků které jim tam cpeme-bez jakéhokoliv očekávání výsledků.Já jsem proti jakýmkoliv válkám -bezdůvodným,ale tady si myslím,že by měla smysl protože o činech Husajna-podpora teroristů v Palestině,možná skrytá podpora Al-Kajdy - by byla asi řešením.A také jsem si nikdy nemyslel ,že převážně levicová Evropa by mohla výrazně podpořit tento krok američanů.Místo toho se chovají jako alibističtí poserové.

Pojdme valcit proti kazdemu,kdo se nam nelibi

Re: Pojdme valcit proti kazdemu,kdo se nam nelibi

Souhlasím s tím co jsi napsal. USA jsou tak posedlé honbou na teroristy, že neváhají vyhlásit válku Iráku, i když většina zemí světa s ní nesouhlasí. Jestliže má Irák zbraně hromadného ničení, pak takové zbraně má např. i Čína. Proč tedy nezaútočit na Čínu?

Smekate pred nemcama klobouk aniz bys te vedeli kam tim vsim vlastne Nemecko miri.Pokrikujete,ze Bush chce vladnout celemu svetu a nikomu se to nelibi ze? Tak budte klidni,protoze za par let Nemecko bude vladnout cele evrope, aspon se o to snazej.Tady si poctete jak se veci opravdu maji. 'Bad Herr Dye' By WILLIAM SAFIRE ASHINGTON — Germany's chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, is on a roll: three battles, three victories — electoral, diplomatic and judicial. The first was re-election last year, snatched from the jaws of defeat by his last-minute embrace of anti-American pacifism. That energized the Green Party and empowered Germany's new isolationism. In its wake came the second Schröder triumph, his recent spinaround of Jacques Chirac of France. Chirac had made a deal with the U.S. last fall: we agreed to postpone the invasion of Iraq until after U.N. inspectors had been jerked around long enough to satisfy the world street's opinion, and in return France would not demand a second U.N. resolution before allied forces overthrew Saddam. As D-Day approached, France sent its aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle to the coming war zone. Chirac made plain that, though a minor and reluctant participant in the attack, France was not to be frozen out of postwar oil arrangements. Then Schröder, reliant on his militantly antiwar Greens, made Chirac an offer he could not refuse: to permanently assert Franco-German dominance over the 23 other nations of Continental Europe. In a stunning power play in Brussels, Germany and France moved to change the practice of having a rotating presidency of the European Council, which now gives smaller nations influence, to a system with a long-term president. This Franco-German czar of the European Union would dominate a toothless president of the European Commission, chosen by the European Parliament. Little guys of Europe hollered bloody murder this week, but will find it hard to resist the Franco-German steamroller. France then had to repay Schröder by double-crossing the U.S. at the U.N. That explains France's startling threat to veto a new U.N. resolution O.K.'ing the invasion of Iraq — a second resolution that France had promised Colin Powell would not be needed. Schröder's third victory is less complicated. The image-obsessed politician is extraordinarily sensitive to personal criticism. Last year, when a German press agency had the temerity to report an allegation that he dyed the hair at his temples, the supposedly Iron-gray Chancellor sent lawyers to court brandishing an affidavit from his hairdresser. A compliant judge ruled that any repeat of the horrendous charge would cost the news service $225,000. A British newspaper, defying the ban, headlined its irreverent account "Bad Herr Dye." Emboldened by his judicial triumph over press freedom, Schröder this week won another ruling, this time in a Berlin court, barring the damnable peephole press from reporting that he was alleged to have had loud arguments with his fourth wife over his sleeping arrangements. Recalling to veteran journalists an unfortunate tradition of judicial deference to executive policies once demonstrated by German courts, the chancellor obtained an injunction on a British newspaper, The Mail on Sunday, against repeating this unutterable, inexcusable and profoundly upsetting slander. The editor fired back: "A British newspaper under British law remains free in a way that our European would-be masters profoundly dislike." What this final victory shows is that Schröder — with all his illusory conquests, triumphs, glories, spoils — does not share the free-speech values of the West. Though cannily manipulative, he lacks a sense of the absurd, which is why his war on the press is making him "der Gegenstand des Gelächters" — the laughingstock. But his political switching and diplomatic maneuvering are no laughing matter. The German design is apparently to saw off the Atlantic part of the Atlantic Alliance, separating Britain and the U.S. from a federal Europe dominated by Germany and France (with France destined to become the junior partner). No wonder the British press catches a whiff of the old Berlin imperiousness. No wonder the idle French threat to veto a resolution — which Chirac knows will not be offered — reminds populous and powerful nations like India and Japan of the inequity of mid-sized France having the veto power, and of the need to prevent Germany from getting it. The chancellor's Pyrrhic victories are part of the backdrop to the existential crisis that the Security Council is bringing on itself. The Iraq issue is not war vs. peace. It is collective security vs. every nation for itself.

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, And now, the moment you all have been waiting for... Copy+Paste from NY Times! An op-ed from the most unbiased and most respectable columnist W.Safire!!! In a few hours, the German embassy in Prague is demolished by a crowd........