Blitz, kako ti kao europski nacionalist ocjenjujes balticku bracu, koja ima dugu tradiciju cvrstog i ponosnog slobodoljubivog nacionalizma, i njihovu borbu protiv nenormalnog komunistickog melting pota.

Taj pojam ''rusofobija'' je deplasiran, imaju Balti povijestna izkustva, slozit ces se, to je isto kao da reces Dodiku kako je turkofob, zbog sumnje u dobronamjernost i iskrenost turske politike.

1:1 ista stvar, okupirani narodi tesko se oslobode od recimo pazljivog pogleda na okupatora.

Sto se tice priznanja Kosova, pa i Njemci su priznali Kosovo, nisu li, a ne vidin da si na njih bas nesto naostren.

Pa nije im niko kriv, zbog toga su prisiljeni naslanjati se na SAD, najnormalnije, na koga ce drugog.

Jedino sto ne pusu te multikulti fore iz Amerike, niti ti NGO clownovi imaju bas neki utjecaj tamo, momci uredno slave svoje didove i oceve koji su sluzili u postrojbama sumnjivog glasa, i bas ih boli patka.

Ukorijenjeniji je zdrav konzervatizam i nacionalizam kod njih nego u Njemaca, to budi uvjeren, ali dobro, necemo se sloziti sto se tice njih.

EXCLUSIVE - 'I did the wrong thing. I regret it': Russian nanny who beheaded four-year-old girl in revenge for Putin's Syria bombs says 'sorry' in jail confession and claims she'll be FREE in three years

By WILL STEWART IN MOSCOW FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 15:06 GMT, 13 July 2016 | UPDATED: 16:15 GMT, 13 July 2016

The nanny who decapitated a four year old girl to 'avenge Vladimir Putin's bombing of Muslims in Syria' claims she will be free in three years after receiving psychiatric treatment.
Gyulchehra Bobokulova, 38, says she was ordered by Allah to decapitate the girl - but now claims in a Moscow prison confession to be sorry the killing.
But medics working with her have admitted the chance of her killing again is still '50-50'.

Bobokulova sent shockwaves around the world after she was filmed brandishing little Anastasia Meshcheryakova's severed head in the street close to a Moscow metro station minutes after killing the child with a knife at the girl's family home.

'Send you home just so you can cut off someone else's head?'...

'I did the wrong thing. I regret it. Wrong, wrong,' said Bobokulova, who was also heard to shout 'Allahu Akbar' (Arabic for God is Great) and threatening to blow herself up.
'Now I am here, without my children and nobody needs me.'

The nanny is unlikely to face a murder trial after psychiatrists diagnosed her as 'insane', but no final decision has been made as police investigators successfully called to the judge to allow more time to probe her for possible links to terrorists.

Now in an extraordinary interview from her psychiatric hospital prison cell in notorious Butyrka Prison an evidently lucid Bobokulova said: 'I know everything. I have to undergo compulsory treatment for three years and then they will let me go.'

She explained that she wants to return to live in her native Uzbekistan, a former Soviet republic in central Asia.
She is also demanding that Russia deports her so she can receive her treatment in her motherland.

The nanny complained that the unknown drugs she is being given at her Moscow jail are making her 'fat and unattractive' yet leading Russian journalist Eva Merkacheva - who visited her behind bars - said she was planning for the future.

'I want to be treated in Samarkand [her home city in Uzbekistan],' she said.

Bobokulova suggested prison medics have told her she could be released in three years, according to Moskovsky Komsomolets.
But it would be for a Russian judge to decide whether she is fit to be freed from prison psychiatric hospital.

A psychiatrist who works with her currently said: 'She has not attacked anybody (in jail) during the last three months.
'But this is thanks to intensive therapy only.

'If she stops taking her pills right now, I cannot guarantee how she will behave. The chance of another crime is 50-50.'
Doctors in the prison hospital expressed doubts she could be cured in three years.

She is in a cell with no TV, nor any comforts such as a fridge or food storage. She shares the cell with another detainee.
The nanny complained that she misses her three children but that she is not allowed to write to them because she cannot pen her letters in Russian.

The journalist - who is a member of a human rights commission which visits Russian inmates and detainees - said that nanny was 'calm and stable'.
'She was lying on her bed when we were talking,' she said.

'Her clothes were very simple, I think she is still wearing what she had on when she was arrested, plus maybe the jail clinic gave her something.
'She is very upset that nobody is visiting her or sending her parcels.
'Amazingly, she was very concerned about her appearance.

'I have met much younger women prisoners who did not care but Bobokulova spoke for a bit about her worries that she is 'getting fat and unattractive'.
'It is true that she put on some weight and I believe it is because of her drugs.

'She said she wanted a good shampoo and some kind of cream for her skin but there is nobody to pass her such things.'

In ruling she should not stand trial, judge Evgeny Naidyonov refused to release her to undergo treatment in Uzbekistan declaring she could 'cut off someone else's head'.
Experts at the Serbsky State Scientific Centre for Social and Forensic Psychiatry found that the nanny is not fully responsible for her actions, and committed the crime in a bout of insanity, it has been reported.

It is expected that the court will order her to face psychiatric treatment but criminal investigators asked for more time to examine the beheading case.

Pretjeruješ. US bombe su puno razornije i to ide zajedno sa novcem koji US ulaže i koji Rusija ulaže u svoju armiju.
Postoji razlog zašto shia i Kurdi samo ušetavaju poslije US zračnih napada, dok alawiti iako dobro naružani imaju ogromnih problema poslije ruskih zračnih napada. Dok Rusi moraju potrošiti 3 bombe da jednu zgradu poravnaju US to radi sa jednom.