Vučićeva Srbija

Papa Lazarou wrote:Kindere ovo nije upućeno tebi, ali - oduzimati Vesni Pešić pravo na grešku, a istovremeno dopuštajući, recimo, Đilasu da četiri godine radi za ovaj režim, Jeremiću da bude eksponent ove vlasti u nadmetanju za međunarodne funkcije, Obradoviću da živi pošteđen podsećanja da je počeo karijeru kao, da se ne lažemo, fašista - malo je problematično.

Dovoljne su samo dve rečenice u kojima bi građani izneli svoje zahteve.

U prvoj bi rekli da je došao kraj lažima, državnoj korupciji i autokratskoj vlasti,
a u drugoj bi tražili vladavinu prava, jednakost i blagostanje građana.
A da pri tom:
Niko ne smara o Kurti i Murti.
Niko ne pominje zle Amerikance i maligni ruski uticaj.
Niko ne traži dijalog sa predstavnicima EU.
Niko ne priča o nacionalnim interesima.
(prilagođen citat sa tvitera)

KinderLad wrote:Video sam. Realno, svaka im čast, vozaju nas za medalju.

Gargantua wrote:

KinderLad wrote:Video sam. Realno, svaka im čast, vozaju nas za medalju.

Sad zvuči kao da AV ne zna šta radi i da ga neko, jadnog i naivnog, voza.

In essence, Russia's foreign policy in the Balkans in based on the principle of using the minimum required resources to maintain a working atmosphere at the inter-country level and prevent the loss of existing tangible assets.
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Russia is interested in preserving stability in the Balkans, but it is also interested in preserving various forms of the presence it has historically enjoyed in the region. Since the early 18th century, Russia's diplomatic, economic and cultural presence in the Balkans has performed a rather constructive and stabilizing function, advancing the development of local countries and peoples. The linguistic and religious closeness, combined with the accumulated base of fundamental knowledge, makes it possible to state that Russia has a profound and precise understanding of the processes transpiring in the Balkans. Russia's presence has become a natural part of the region's architecture. Its removal from the overall picture is fraught with the disappearance of an important, if not load-bearing structure of the regional stability.

At the same time, due to the geographical distance, the limited opportunities for economic collaboration and the specifics of the diplomatic situation, Russia's influence today cannot be key. Therefore, the most probable role for Russia is that of one of "security provider," or a guarantor of stability. This role can be performed in collaboration with one or several "global forces" ("playmakers"). The lack of a stabilizing factor in the form of Russia (or another "flanking power") may be fraught with the escalation of a virtual confrontation between the interested parties.

Historical traditions and diplomatic practices make EU–Russia collaboration in the Balkans the most likely and well-founded course. However, the lack of interest in a dialogue given the "cross-influence" of other actors may result in "non-standard" collaboration variants, for instance, Russia–China or Russia–Turkey. Therefore, Russian diplomatic efforts should be poured into preparing for such a development.

"Ja ovo nisam video nikad u životu. I kad čitate naslove mislite da to nije istina, da je to nemoguće, čini vam se da je to naučna fantastika", rekao je predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić koji je prisustvovao vojnoj vežbi…

Gargantua wrote:Da je AV forumaš

ne, samo ostane na bataji pod ruskom komandom

Gargantua wrote:tito 2.0