Što će im Turci uopće kad mogu toliku masu poslušnih Kurda dignuti da budu sila u rekordnom roku.

Moraš mu se prvo ti ispričati. Sjećam se da si ga nazivao svakakvim riječima. Kad sam ja vama Srbima govorio da ne srljate na temi.

USA ima samo jedan plan a to je siguran transport nafte i plina iz Katara i SA u EU kopnenim putem,
na tom putu se ispriječila Sirija koja nije pod USA kapom. Jedno od riješenja za Amere je i transport preko
budućeg Kurdistana i time se zaobilazi indirektno Sirija samo za taj plan Kurdi i Turci ne smiju biti u ratu.
Zamršeno je to tamo daleko više nego izgleda.

Ti prevodijoci su ti 98% arapi koji su ovde vec duze ili mozda rodeni.
Kad je bio rat u nas neces vjerovat koliko je shiptara (?!?!?!) bilo prevodioca nama i koliko in je uhvaceno da lazno prevode jer smo mi djeca vec malo naucili pa skontali da pogresno prevode (namjerno). A koliko ljudi tako nije skontalo.

Sad nek meni objasni sto su shiptari nama prevodili i sto su lazno prevodili, stvarno mi nije jasno ali tko je sigurno.

A sta mislis sta tek ovi rade i kako prevode ?!

Rebellion? Eastern Europe ‘Starts Open Confrontation With Merkel'
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13:56 14.02.2016(updated 13:59 14.02.2016) Get short URL

Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia have declared their willingness to block the so-called Balkan route to stop the influx of migrants to Europe, German magazine Spiegel Online reported.

According to Slovakian Minister of Foreign Affairs Miroslav Lajcak, it is wrong to rely on Turkey to resolve the refugee problem.

"As long as there is no common European strategy [on the migration issue], attempts of the states at the Balkan route to protect their borders are legitimate," Lajcak said, cited by the magazine.

When it comes to Europe's problems, European states cannot rely on Turkey, the diplomat stated. Lajcak also questioned the effectiveness of the distribution of refugees between the EU countries.

"It has just become an additional stimulus for the migration," he said.

Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia are going to support Macedonia, who announced the closure of its border with Greece due to the ongoing inflow of refugees in order to block the so called Balkan route, the main itinerary used by refugees to reach Western Europe.

According to the article, in this way Eastern European states have "started an open confrontation" with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the refugee issue.

Earlier, Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz said that his country would close the borders for refugees, after receiving a quota of 37 thousand people. After that, Macedonia will have to stop the inflow of migrants. The foreign minister promised to assist Macedonia in the resolution of the problem and send the police and military forces to the country if necessary.

Get Out! German Politicians Want to Exclude Greece From Schengen Area
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17:02 15.02.2016(updated 17:18 15.02.2016) Get short URL

Members of the majority German CDU party argued that Greece must be excluded from the Schengen area amid the ongoing refugee crisis.

A number of German politicians have accused Greece of ignoring its responsibility to protect the external borders of the European Union, from which refugees continue to flood Europe using the Balkan route, German magazine Spiegel Online wrote.

"If a European agreement on the refugee issue won't be reached, Greece should be excluded from the Schengen Agreement," CDU member Wolfgang Steiger told German newspaper Die Welt.

According to him, Greece is failing to protect the external borders of the European Union and is responsible for the deteriorating situation with migrants.

"We have no time to wait, when Greece will start to adhere to European standards. If the country does not fulfil its obligations, the Schengen area should ‘move' towards Central Europe," Steiger said.

Greece has been under pressure for several months, because most of the refugees arriving in the country continue their journey through the Balkans to Austria, Germany and Sweden without any restrictions. The uncontrolled influx of migrants has overwhelmed many European countries and has forced them to introduce controls at the internal borders of the Schengen area.
Recently, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia announced their readiness to support Macedonia's closure of its border with Greece, thus blocking the Balkan route. However, the closure of the border would lead to the situation in which Greece would be practically isolated from other countries of the Schengen area.

"Greece cannot be isolated," German Vice-Chancellor Gabriel and SPD head Sigmar Gabriel wrote for FAZ.
According to him, the exclusion or isolation of one of the EU member states would be nothing more than an illusory solution "poisoning the European debate."

"One cannot just redefine the borders of Europe, regardless of the states concerned," Gabriel wrote, stressing that the "efficient process of registration, adequate accommodation and fair distribution of refugees" are more important for the resolution of the current refugee crisis than such radical steps.

Over the last few months the European states have been arguing about the distribution of refugees and other means to protect the EU's external borders. The issue is to be discussed during negotiations at the upcoming EU summit on Thursday and Friday in Brussels.