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by Nektivni Ugnelj Mon Jun 04, 2018 10:39 pmSrušili ovi ćesarovi sve po Beogradu, Srbi posle samo nešto malo dovršili
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Pa krajišnici. Tradicija je to (rušenja đamija) 
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Mislim, jako je teško strancima (mislim, potpunim strancima) objasniti ovakva mesta. Živiš na mestu koje je za tipa 500 godina 4 puta srušeno do temelja i još par puta, onako, delmično, da se ne kaže da ništa nije rađeno. To je prosto nepojmljivo mnogima na ovom svetu. Mislim, ok jednom, dva puta je već sumanuto, ali 4? Jezivo, when you think about it.
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Pročitao sam pre x meseci u Danas-ovom vikend dodatku, u nekom tekstu o bibliotekarstvu, da u Beogradu nijedna knjiga nije odštampana od sredine 16. do početka 19. veka, preko 250 godina.
Ne znam da li je tačno, ali eto.
Ne znam da li je tačno, ali eto.
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Location : kraljevski vinogradi
Ma zezam se, nisu Turci bili graditeljska civilizacija. Pa prve repstativne građevine im u stilu kiosk arhitekture. Čadori, samo u kamenu.
Ali mostove su pravili krasne, to im je nekako ležalo.
Ali mostove su pravili krasne, to im je nekako ležalo.
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Ha rendelkezésre áll a szükséges pénz, a vége általában jó.
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A pokojnog Filipenka ćemo bogami prije strijeljanja morati i nabiti na kolac. Igraj Radovane, gorska vilo!
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Ha rendelkezésre áll a szükséges pénz, a vége általában jó.
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Arhitektura je bila nastavak Vizantije...cak su i simboli vizantijski npr. polumesec sa zvezdom...
Dzamije su se gradili po ugledu na Sv. Sofiju od Plave dzamije u Carigradu do dzamija u prvoj evropskoj prestonici Osmanlija-Adrijanopolju(Jedrene)
Dzamije su se gradili po ugledu na Sv. Sofiju od Plave dzamije u Carigradu do dzamija u prvoj evropskoj prestonici Osmanlija-Adrijanopolju(Jedrene)
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Svaka vam cast.
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hocu da kazem da to nije neko narocito znanje, nemoj nas potcenjivati tako.
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Ne treba zaboraviti ni preostale dve pustinjske sekte, osim muhamedofila tu su i ortodoksni hristoljupci, kao i papska pedofilna jeres.
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Filipenko wrote:Ne treba zaboraviti ni preostale dve pustinjske sekte, osim muhamedofila tu su i ortodoksni hristoljupci, kao i papska pedofilna jeres.
Правда за преосталу пустињску секту, која је направила ове остале!
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the more you drink, the W.C.
И кажем себи у сну, еј бре коњу па ти ни немаш озвучење, имаш оне две кутијице око монитора, видећеш кад се пробудиш...
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Still mosque-hopping with @ColborneMichael for @fieldreporters. Here’s the long-awaited, Turkish-funded Great Mosque of Tirana (Xhamia e Namazgjasë) next to Albania’s parliament. By the time it’s completed next year, it’ll likely be the largest mosque in the Balkans. pic.twitter.com/U5sdzzI4CD
— Maxim Edwards (@MaximEdwards) June 8, 2018
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"Najveći na Balkanu"...
Namazgijaše
Namazgijaše
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zar nije najveca dzamija na Balkanu u nekom selu kod Sjenice? ili je bese najvisi minaret?
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Da, to je samo najvisa raketa. Inace, ova "dzamija" izgleda kao Aja Sofija sa raketama.
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Filipenko wrote:Da, to je samo najvisa raketa. Inace, ova "dzamija" izgleda kao Aja Sofija sa raketama.
Кад је полетање?
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the more you drink, the W.C.
И кажем себи у сну, еј бре коњу па ти ни немаш озвучење, имаш оне две кутијице око монитора, видећеш кад се пробудиш...
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U Republici Srpskoj su lansiranja bila cesta...ostali su bez raketa. 
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Lider rumunske vladajuće Socijal-demokratske partije Liviu Dragnea osuđen je danas na tri i po godine zatvora u slučaju fiktivnog zapošljavanja, što je udarac njegovoj ambiciji da ostane glavni igrač na političkoj sceni zemlje.
Dragnea (55) ipak neće otići u zatvor dok presuda koju je izrekao vrhovni kasacioni sud ne prođe žalbeni postupak. Dragnea tvrdi da nije kriv za nedjela koja mu se stavljaju na teret.
Presuda dolazi u vrijeme dubokih napetosti između vladajuće većine i rumunskog pravosuđa koje vlasti optužuju da stvara "paralelnu državu" i "izmišlja slučajeve" protiv političara.
Dragnea, šef vladajuće partije i predsjednik donjeg doma parlamenta, proglašen je krivim da je "podstakao" dva radnika centra za zaštitu djece da rade za lokalni ogranak partije koju je u tom trenutku vodio.
Te aktivnosti su se dešavale između 2006. i 2012, u vrijeme kada je Dragnea bio predsjednik okružnog savjeta i kada su ga, prema riječima svjedoka, potčinjeni gledali kao "boga". Tužilaštvo tvrdi da je nanijeta šteta od 24.000 eura.
Antikorupcijsko tužilaštvo je za Dragneu tražilo sedam i po godina zatvora.
Već osuđen na dvije godine zatvora zbog izborne prevare, što ga onemogućava da bude premijer, Dragnea je u posebnom slučaju osumnjičen za pronevjeru novca iz evropskih fondova.
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Rumunija>>>Madjarska.
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Holandija stavlja veto na početak pregovora EU i Albanije
Holandski parlament blokirao otvaranje pristupnih pregovora Albanije s Evropskom unijom uoči samita Unije sledeće nedelje.
Na tom samitu trebalo je Tirana trebalo da dobije odobrenje za početak pregovora o članstvu.
Više od polovine poslanika, 76 od 150 uključujući poslanike koji podržavaju vladu premijera Marka Rutea, blokiralo je početak pregovora Albanije s EU navodeći "ozbiljnu zabrinutosti oko borbe protiv korupcije", preneo je portal Euraktiv.
Početak razgovara o članstvu Albanije i Makedonije u EU podržale su socijaldemokrate i zeleni koji imaju ukupno 33 poslanika. Oni ocenjuje da će te balkanske zemlje raditi na vladavini prava, borbi protiv kriminala i korupcije ako imaju jasnu perspektivu učlanjenja.
Poslanik demohrišćana Martin van Helvert je rekao da Holandija uvidja sve veći uticaj Rusije i Kine na Zapadnom Balkanu, ali da nema razloga praviti kompromise oko kriterijuma za učlanjenje.
Euroaktiv navodi i da u slučaju Makedonije, koja je postigla istorijski sporazum s Grčkom o imenu, nije izvesno da će na samitu dobiti odobrenje za početak pristupnih pregovora pošto bi Austrija mogla da blokira tu odluku
Savet EU za opšte poslove će u ponedeljak i utorak razmatrati početak pristupnih pregovora Albanije i Makedonije, kao i otvaranje novih poglavlja u pregovorima sa Srbijom. U četvrtak i petak je sastanak šefova držva i vlada članica Unije.
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Eto, a mogli su da promene ime u Južna Srbija i automatski da imaju otvorenih 10-ak poglavlja
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Greece decides to expel Russian diplomats
VASSILIS NEDOS
The Greek government has decided to expel two Russian diplomats, and ban the entry into Greece of two more, accusing them of intrusion into domestic affairs and illegal acts against Greece’s national security, Kathimerini has learned.
More specifically, Athens is accusing the Russian diplomats of efforts to extract and circulate information, and to bribe Greek state operatives, which have failed.
The case brings to the forefront the tension that seems to have been brewing between Athens and Moscow over the last two years, for reasons that have to do with regional security.
According to high-level Greek diplomatic sources, Athens is calling for the immediate expulsion of two personnel, including the Russian Embassy official Victor Yakovlev, and the expulsion of two more.
The same sources note that the initiative follows numerous coordinated efforts to expand Russian influence in Greece including, among others, the activities of the Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society.
Despite this latest development, the same sources note that Greece continues, in line with its long-standing policy, to want good cooperative relations with Russia and to promote friendship between the two peoples, but they add that this can only be the case if both countries respect each other’s sovereignty.
They also point to the careful stance Greece took in the Skripal affair when it did not follow other Western countries that expelled Russian diplomats, a position that was welcomed by Moscow.
The same sources note that despite the efforts by the Greek government to keep relations with Russia on a good level, lately various circles that are connected to Russian interests have been meddling in Greek domestic affairs.
Through monetary rewards they are trying to influence municipalities, metropolitans in the Greek Orthodox hierarchy, and to gain influence in Mount Athos.
They point to the effort by Russia to intervene in a sensitive domestic issue like the agreement between Greece and FYROM over the name, and by doing so negatively affect Greece’s role in the Balkans.
They add that the decision for the expulsions is confined to the specific four persons, and does not change the broader good intentions of Greece toward Russia.
They add that any “responsive moves” by Moscow will only lead to further deterioration of relations. At the same time they point to the fact that no member of the Greek diplomatic and consular services in Russia has behaved outside the strict lines of their mission.
VASSILIS NEDOS
The Greek government has decided to expel two Russian diplomats, and ban the entry into Greece of two more, accusing them of intrusion into domestic affairs and illegal acts against Greece’s national security, Kathimerini has learned.
More specifically, Athens is accusing the Russian diplomats of efforts to extract and circulate information, and to bribe Greek state operatives, which have failed.
The case brings to the forefront the tension that seems to have been brewing between Athens and Moscow over the last two years, for reasons that have to do with regional security.
According to high-level Greek diplomatic sources, Athens is calling for the immediate expulsion of two personnel, including the Russian Embassy official Victor Yakovlev, and the expulsion of two more.
The same sources note that the initiative follows numerous coordinated efforts to expand Russian influence in Greece including, among others, the activities of the Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society.
Despite this latest development, the same sources note that Greece continues, in line with its long-standing policy, to want good cooperative relations with Russia and to promote friendship between the two peoples, but they add that this can only be the case if both countries respect each other’s sovereignty.
They also point to the careful stance Greece took in the Skripal affair when it did not follow other Western countries that expelled Russian diplomats, a position that was welcomed by Moscow.
The same sources note that despite the efforts by the Greek government to keep relations with Russia on a good level, lately various circles that are connected to Russian interests have been meddling in Greek domestic affairs.
Through monetary rewards they are trying to influence municipalities, metropolitans in the Greek Orthodox hierarchy, and to gain influence in Mount Athos.
They point to the effort by Russia to intervene in a sensitive domestic issue like the agreement between Greece and FYROM over the name, and by doing so negatively affect Greece’s role in the Balkans.
They add that the decision for the expulsions is confined to the specific four persons, and does not change the broader good intentions of Greece toward Russia.
They add that any “responsive moves” by Moscow will only lead to further deterioration of relations. At the same time they point to the fact that no member of the Greek diplomatic and consular services in Russia has behaved outside the strict lines of their mission.
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Gargantua wrote: Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society.
Kakvo carsko ime!
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Greece-Russia ties shaken, Turkey pulls the strings
By Sarantis Michalopoulos | EURACTIV.com
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Systematic efforts to derail the Macedonian name deal, combined with increased Ankara-Moscow cooperation, are the main reasons that tensions between Greece and Russia have escalated of late, diplomatic sources told EURACTIV.com.
Relations between Athens and Moscow have deteriorated lately, following Greece’s decision on 11 July to expel two Russian diplomats and ban the entry of two others.
The Greek government said it had evidence that they tried to undermine the deal recently agreed between Greece and FYROM, which should pave the way for Skopje to join NATO. Athens claims that they were informing Russia for a long time.
The Kremlin noted that the United States were behind that move, which, according to Russian ambassador to Athens Andrey Maslov, was “disappointing”.
TASS news agency reported on 19 July that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov would cancel a scheduled meeting in Athens in September given the tensions between the two countries.
“I think that in the current situation this visit is losing its momentum, at least in those deadlines that we were talking about, namely in September,” the Russian ambassador said.
“They asked to visit Greece and we sent an invitation […] Lavrov is welcome in Athens”, sources told EURACTIV.
Greece’s ambassador to Moscow was invited today to the Russian ministry of foreign affairs for further explanation on the issue of the expelled diplomats but no retaliation measures were announced.
Skopje and Athens have both warned the EU and US about Russia’s mobilisation in the region ahead of a referendum on the name issue that will be held in the autumn in FYROM.
Zoran Zaev, the prime minister of FYROM, recently said that Greek businessmen with close ties to Moscow had bribed citizens in Skopje to “commit acts of violence” ahead of the referendum.
In addition, Defense Minister Radmila Sekenriska said on 13 July that her country would not allow Moscow to obstruct the name deal with Greece.
“There have been systematic efforts from Russian circles to undermine the name deal with Skopje,” diplomatic sources told EURACTIV, adding that they also tried to increase their influence in the Greek Orthodox Church and with the Patriarch of Jerusalem.
The role of Turkey
The new power balances in the wider region are another contributing factor to the escalation of tensions between Moscow and Athens.
The Turkey-Russia rapprochement and their joint actions in the Syrian war have raised eyebrows in Athens. Turkey has traditionally been Greece’s arch-foe and only membership of both countries in NATO has prevented them from descending into military conflict.
“The close cooperation in the Syrian war between Russia and Turkey has increased our suspicion,” the sources said, adding that another worrying issue for Athens is Turkey’s plans to purchase the Russian S-400 missile defense system as part of a drive to boost defensive capabilities in the region.
Reuters reported in April that US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo highlighted to Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu “the seriousness of US concerns… if they [Turkey] go ahead [with the anti-missile deal]”.
“This creates further caution in terms of NATO,” the sources noted.
But in the perspective of Athens, Turkey is also trying to exercise influence with its northern Balkan neighbours.
Ankara is not at all neutral regarding the recent name deal with FYROM. Conversely, Athens hopes that the name deal will eventually put an end to Turkey’s growing influence in the Balkan region.
Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Kotzias recently told EURACTIV.com in an interview that Greece would “not be encircled when it solves its problems” [with its northern neighbours].
Speaking at an event on Thursday in Athens, Kotzias told the name deal’s opponents that the real danger was not a fair compromise with a small state like FYROM, but abandoning it in the hands of Turkey.
“Aren’t we in danger [when Turkey] trains the army of all our northern neighbours and establishes military bases in our north?” Kotzias asked, rhetorically.
https://www.euractiv.com/section/enlargement/news/greece-russia-ties-shaken-turkey-pulls-the-strings/