Вчера, Йипа, ни с того ни с сего захромала.

Повел ее по ее делам. Ни на секунду она из моего поля зрения не выпадала. И, как-то странно..

Смотрю на нее, идет нормально и.. в следующее мгновение она уже хромает.

Сегодня попросил своих помощников, лапу ей осмотрели. Никаких ран и заноз на лапе нет. Да и лапу свою она не отдергивает, так как ей было бы больно..

Предполагаю, что это вывих. Завтра повезу ее к ветеринару. Закажу такси и..

Нужно было это делать уже сегодня, но.. как всегда, хорошая мысль приходит тогда, когда уже поздно.

Завтра!

And more&

The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge.

 Albert Einstein

More&

Deep vengeance is the daughter of deep silence.

 Vittorio Alfieri

Форбс выпустил список самых, самых&

На первом месте&

#1 Vladimir Putin Russia

Полный список,  здесь.

..Не так давно я писал про фильм Camp X-Ray

Сегодня в новостях..

(CNN)  A Kuwaiti man tied to al Qaeda, who was in Afghanistan in the days after 9/11, is out of the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where hed been held for the last 12 years, the Pentagon said Tuesday.

The Defense Department announced the transfer of Fawzi al-Odah to the Kuwaiti government. It wasnt immediately clear how Kuwait will handle al-Odahs case, including if hell be freed totally.

Regardless, the move represents a major milestone for al-Odah, who has pressed for his release for years and whose family has long professed his innocence.

According to a 2010 U.S. appeals court document on his case, al-Odah, who was born in Kuwait City in 1977, traveled to Afghanistan in August 2001. He says he went there to do charity work and teach the Quran, the Muslim holy text, to the poor and needy; the U.S. government says he went to join the Taliban in its fight against the Northern Alliance.

Upon his arrival, al-Odah met with a Taliban official who he said took him to schools around the Afghan countryside. Federal prosecutors dispute this assertion, saying that al-Odah couldnt name any of the schools he went to, fellow teachers or students.

He was in the longtime Taliban stronghold of Kandahar on September 11, 2001, the day that members of al Qaeda  the terrorist group led by Osama bin Laden that had found a home in Afghanistan  hijacked four U.S. commercial airliners and crashed them, killing nearly 3,000 people.

Al-Odah rented a car and drove to eastern Afghanistans Logar province, contending that he wanted to leave the country.

But he did not, instead staying there about a month before acquiring an AK-47 rifle that he had while walking around the mountainous Tora Bora region with about 150 men. Tora Bora is where U.S. forces and their allies cornered bin Laden in December 2001, before he managed to escape into Pakistan, according to a U.S. Senate report.

His group came under attack at one point, but al-Odah survived unscathed. Yet his ordeal came to an end in late 2001, when Pakistani guards detained him at Pakistans border with Afghanistan. Al-Odah was then passed to U.S. authorities, and he was moved to Guantanamo Bay in early 2002.

Federal authorities have tied al-Odah to al Qaeda on a number of fronts, including that his name appeared in a document on the terrorist groups official website and that his passport was found in an al Qaeda safe house

Yet his father, who fought alongside U.S. forces in the first Gulf War, says al-Odah has been wrongly imprisoned.

He went in 2001, trying to help people and teach them, Khalif al-Odah told CNN in January 2003. Then 9/11 happened, and he was caught there during the war.

Al-Odahs release leaves 148 prisoners still at Guantanamo Bay, which was repurposed after the September 11, 2001, attacks to hold detainees in the so-called war on terror.

Since they were not on American soil, then-President George W. Bushs administration said Guantanamo detainees were not covered by the U.S. Constitution and instead were enemy combatants, a label that gave them limited legal protections.

President Barack Obama signed an executive order to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center days after his 2009 inauguration. Yet, while the number of detainees has dwindled  through releases like that of al-Odah, as well as controversial swaps this year of five prisoners for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, an American soldier captured in Afghanistan  the facility remains open.

Отсюда.

&Во многом, я согласен. Американцы голосовали против политики Обамы. При этом, голосование американцев никак не связано с внешней политикой. Американцы, в основном, смотрят что происходит внутри страны.

И это, тем более удивительно. Потому что, на первый взгляд, внутри страны все более или менее нормально. Экономика в неплохом состоянии, если сравнивать с временами передачи Белого Дома Бушем Обаме. В то время, экономика была значительно хуже.

Сейчас даже бензин упал в цене за последние несколько месяцев почти на доллар за галлон. Сейчас цена меньше 3$.

Так, в чем же дело?..

Make no mistake, the president’s name may not have been on the ballot, but the American people clearly voted down his agenda last night. The Republicans regained control of the Senate for the first time since 2006, even capturing seats in some states that were expected to go to the Democrats. Harry Reid has said this is a clear sign that the American people want the parties to work together, but Glenn thought there was something even deeper happening in the country.

“Make no mistake, these policies are on the ballot, every single one of them,” President Obama said.

Glenn addressed the Democrats, especially Harry Reid, during the opening segment of radio Wednesday. He said, “You said that the Republicans were evil, they were racist, they were going to destroy the country. You said that they were sexist. You said that they were just going to shut everything down. You called them every name under the sun. You said that they were going to ban birth control. That they were going to basically eviscerate women and put them back in the kitchen can. That’s what you said. That was the image that this media and this president and the Democratic Party tried to paint.”

“The American people rejected those lies. The American people said, we don’t believe you on any of those things. We also don’t agree with the direction you’re taking us. Now, that doesn’t mean that there’s a blank check [...] because even the Republicans aren’t trusted by people who vote Republican. I don’t trust the Republicans. So there’s no blank check implied here. But what happened yesterday is exactly what the president said this election was about recently, before they went to the polls, the president gave a speech and he laid it out and said exactly what this was really all about.”

“His name was not on the ballot, but his policies were on the ballot. Every single one of them. And he’s absolutely right. And the American people have rejected it. We have rejected it because of Ebola. We have rejected it because of ISIS. We have rejected it because we don’t buy into the economy is doing well. We have too many friends who are working part time. We rejected it because we don’t believe our borders are secure. We have rejected it because we don’t believe that we should just do executive order after executive order after executive order. We don’t believe that the EPA should just be able to regulate things out of business. Right now the average American could be charged with three felonies a day. That is Alan Dershowitz saying that. Alan Dershowitz. There are so many laws on the books now that you could be charged with up to three felonies a day. That’s the average citizen. We’ve warned you that those times were coming. They’re here. They’re here. So make no mistake. Now is the time that we can get back together and we can actually go back to Washington and say, you listen to the American people now. You listen to the American people. Republicans, get the job done,”

Отсюда.

&Друг прислал ссылку&

Dasha Daunis is a lively 15-year-old who loves animals. She talks with her mother, Anastasia, about a recent trip to the circus, where they saw her favorite, bears.

Dasha was born with Down syndrome, and Anastasia says the doctors at the hospital told her that her baby would never thrive.

Everyone was saying, the most reasonable decision is to abandon the child, because its a cross youll have to bear all your life, she recalls. This child will never even understand that you are its father and mother. And your friends and your family will turn away from you.

Anastasia says she couldnt bear to leave her child behind, and after more than a year, she brought Dasha home from the orphanage. She never regretted her decision.

Instead, she thinks the doctors who advised her were in need of help and better information themselves.

But this Russian habit of placing disabled children in orphanages has changed little over the years, according to a new report highlighting problems with Russias treatment of disabled kids.

Human Rights Watch, the U.S.-based group, says that nearly 30 percent of Russian children with disabilities live in state orphanages.

We do believe that people are still being advised to institutionalize their children, says Andrea Mazzarino, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, which recently released its report. We spoke with several parents who heard that advice within the past two years in Moscow alone.

Instances Of Poor Treatment

Mazzarino says that once disabled children are consigned to state orphanages, theres little chance that theyll be given the attention needed to thrive. In many cases, she says, they face ill treatment.

We visited 10 institutions across Russia, and in the vast majority, we either heard about, or we witnessed firsthand, severe forms of violence and neglect, she says, including children being tied up and sedated, or beaten, or doused with cold water.

She says children with severe disabilities are confined to so-called lying down rooms, where they spend their days in cribs, kept in diapers and fed through tubes. Photos from her report show teenagers with the physical development of preschoolers after years of confinement.

Even in the most developed countries, advocates struggle to obtain civil rights and humane treatment for disabled people, but Russia seems to be moving slower than most.

Andrei Dombrovsky, an activist for the rights of disabled people, thinks the problem dates back to the Soviet period, when the official ideology called for the creation of an ideal society.

The country was striving toward something very perfect, in which you cannot see disabled person, because he is not perfect, says Dombrovsky, who is based in St. Petersburg. And thats why all disabled people were living in the institutions.

He volunteers to help young adults make the transition from institutions to life on their own.

From A Childrens Institution To An Adult Institution

For most disabled children who grow up in Russian orphanages, the only transition theyll make is to another institution that takes them when theyre 18, such as the adult facility outside St. Petersburg.

Its a sprawling labyrinth of hallways with locked wards. Some residents, mostly very old, doze in chairs, or make their way slowly down the halls.

With her pink hair and punky clothes, 18-year-old Anya is a whirlwind of energy in this place, when shes let out of the womens ward to meet visitors. But Anya has virtually no education, and limited prospects for getting out of the institution.

Evgenia Shtil is the founder of a charity called Children of Pavlovsk, which helps young people who have aged out of one of Russias biggest orphanages.

Russian law actually calls for the state to provide apartments for disabled people who are capable of living on their own. The catch, Shtil says, is that applicants have to prove to a panel of experts that theyre ready for life in the community.

Its really hard for a person like that to prove to the panel that theyre able to cope with everyday life, Shtil says. The only reason for that is that for the first 18 years of their lives, nothing was done to help them achieve that goal.

Russia says its taking some steps to address these issues and help children in institutions to move into the community. The government has an action strategy that it says will bring Russia into compliance with the international Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Advocates like Shtil and Dombrovsky are working to help rescue the young people who are products of Russias orphanages for disabled children. But they say, and human rights groups agree, that Russias reforms will need to address the entire lives of disabled children, from the moment a they are born.

Отсюда.

Ну, что..

Губернатором Орегона в четвертый раз стал Джон Киртцхабер (John Kitzhaber)

Марихуану легализовали и Орегон стал третьим штатом в США, в котором это разрешено. Результаты практически разделились, но.. победили любители травки

Меркли снова выбрали в Сенат.

И, пожалуй, самое главное,  Демократы потеряли Сенат и теперь обе Палаты контролируют Республиканцы.

Что и как будет дальше и к чему победа Республиканцев приведет,  время покажет. Понятно, что ничего хорошего это не обещает. Республиканцы уже пообещали что-то сделать с главным завоеванием Администрации Обамы, его реформой Здравоохранения, которую в народе называют (Обамакэйр) Obamacare.

PORTLAND, Ore. – A measure to legalize marijuana for recreational use in Oregon has passed, according to KGW news partner The Oregonian.

Oregon becomes the third U.S. state to legalize recreational pot. With two-thirds of precincts reporting, legal pot lead the race by eight percentage points, 54 to 46.

Polls showed Measure 91 was extremely close heading into Election Day.

Opinions on the measure varied by age. The measure had support from 56 percent of voters under age 35, but only 30 percent support from voters older than 65, polls showed.

Its always an uphill battle to win a marijuana legalization initiative in a year like this, when young people are so much less likely to vote, which makes todays victory all the sweeter, said Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance. The pace of reform is accelerating, other states are sure to follow, and even Congress is poised to wake from its slumber.

Under the measure, Oregonians 21 and older will be able to possess and smoke marijuana starting July 1 of 2015.

Adults will be able to carry up to one ounce legally, and have up to eight ounces at home, per household. Each household will be allowed grow up to four plants at a time for personal use.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission will regulate the sale of marijuana in a similar way it regulates alcohol.

People over the age of 21 can purchase a limited amount of marijuana from licensed retailers. It will likely take around two years before the system is up and running in the state. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission will have until January 1, 2016 to set up the system and rules for processing and selling pot. They could start accepting applications January 4.

There will be regulations on where people can consume marijuana. Driving under the influence will still prohibited.

Currently, marijuana is illegal except for medical use.

Medical marijuana laws will not be affected.

The campaign to legalize pot made a play for young voters on Facebook.

Supporters of marijuana legalization raised far more money than their opponents, including landing nearly $1.5 million from a group called Drug Policy Action.

The no campaign only raised a fraction of that money, with the majority coming from the Oregon State Sheriffs Association.

Отсюда.

По старой традиции, в первый вторник после первого понедельника, ноября месяца, (если я не ошибаюсь, конечно) в США проходит голосование.

Президента США тоже выбирают в этот день, но Президентские выборы в Америке состоятся через два года.

Это, столько времени осталось Обаме.

Ну, и, после него, уже многие предсказывают победу Демократов, опять.

Предсказывают даже те, кого никак нельзя назвать сторонниками Демократической Партии США.

И, возвращаясь в сегодня&

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN 6) — It’s too late to mail in your ballot in Oregon to ensure it will be counted by the time the polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. In Washington, though, you only need to make sure your ballot is postmarked by Tuesday night.

There are plenty of official ballot drop boxes throughout Oregon. Poll workers will make sure they’re picked up by 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Drop Box Sites in Portland

A-Boy Supply – 7365 SW Barbur Blvd, Portland

Goodwill Store – 3134 North Lombard St, Portland

Gresham Library – 385 NW Miller Ave, Gresham

McDonald’s Restaurant – 2010 NE Cesar Chavez Blvd, Portland (drop box located on west side of NE 40th Avenue between NE Tillamook and NE Hancock and near the Hollywood Library)

Midland Library – 805 SE 122nd Ave, Portland

Multnomah County Elections – 1040 SE Morrison St., Portland (drop box located on the East side of SE 11th between SE Morrison and SE Belmont and drop box located on the North side of SE Belmont between SE 10th and SE 11th) Walk/bike-up drop slot also located at the corner of SE 11th and Morrison on SE Morrison.

Pioneer Courthouse Square – 700 block of SW Broadway next to Starbucks and across from Nordstrom

Regal Cinemas Movie Theater / M & M Car Wash – SE Division St & SE 165th Ave, Portland – drop box located in Regal Cinemas parking lot behind M & M Car Wash

Это адреса, где можно проголосовать.

Взято  отсюда.

Это я возвращаюсь к моей музыке.

Этот концерт я могу слушать бесконечно долго. Когда мне хорошо.. Когда,  не очень&

Всегда.

Узнать его можно с первых аккордов. Буквально с первых аккордов.

Второй концерт для фортепиано Сергея Рахманинова.

..Если быть совсем точным, то  сериал о гениях. Это я о сериале Scorpion.

В титрах идет как сериал, основанный на реальной истории человека по имени Walter OBrien

Команда гениев в разных областях работает на Государство.

Кроме увлекательности сериала, есть в нем какая-то человечность. Каждый гений, он своего рода человек с инвалидностью, потому что, окружаюшие его люди, понимают его с большим трудом. Это главная мысль в сериале.

В общем, мне нравится&

&Уже начали высказываться мнения..

After tomorrow’s election, we could be headed for the most dangerous period of history since the Civil War. All signs point to the Republicans regaining complete control of Congress, setting the stage for a battle between the president and the GOP over immigration reform signed into law with the president’s pen and paper. The Democrats will be able to sit back and appear to the moderates, and at the forefront will be the next President of the United States: Hillary Rodham Clinton. How does it happen? Glenn laid out the prediction on radio Monday morning.

Who wins tomorrow’s election? I will tell you that I do not believe it will be you that wins. It may be the Democrats, it may be the Republicans. But it definitely will not be you. And let me explain exactly what I mean by that.

I believe the Republicans are going to win tomorrow. The Republicans are going to win control of the Senate and the House. And before people who might be in this audience start to cheer, let me explain why that isn’t necessarily a good thing, even for the Republicans.

I don’t think it’s necessarily a good thing for the Republic, because I don’t believe the Republicans represent the Republic anymore. They are progressive and they will do exactly what they want. In fact, if Mitt Romney has his way, what they’re going to do is immediately forward comprehensive immigration reform. And this will just be a watered-down version of what the Democrats will want to do. And you’ll get all of the credit for that. Let me just talk politics here for a second. Republicans, you’re going to get all the same kind of credit that you got for the Civil Rights Act. And congratulations on that, because that was yours. And you’re seeing how well that’s working out for you now, don’t you?

So what’s going to happen? The Republicans think that they’re going to continue to play the same game that has always been played in America. And they think that they’re going to be able to come in and actually turn the tide here. They think that they’re actually going to make a difference, because they’re going to come in with their reform bill and they’re going to come in and they’re going to start holding people responsible. But they’re going to be moderate, too, you know. They’re not going to be too crazy. They’re not going to be like those Tea Party people.

Meanwhile, the president is standing alone. Have you noticed that? The president — there’s nobody asking the president, hey, could we get the president to speak? Nobody is showing up for the president. The Democrats don’t want to see the president. So what happens?

Try this out for size: Tomorrow the Republicans win. They win control of House and Senate. The [Democrats] are out. The Democrats begin to blame the president and his policies. Whether they do so outwardly or not, I’m not so sure. I think that they just continue down this road, this path, where they say, the president, it doesn’t matter. The president is irrelevant at this point. The president is a lame duck. He’s a lame duck president.

No, he’s anything but a lame duck. Because the Democrats are going to pull away from this president, the president is going to see an open highway. The president believes the things that he says. The president believes that comprehensive immigration reform doesn’t go far enough. The president believes that we shouldn’t be asking people for a green card. There are no borders here. You come in. You have a right to work here. I think Rand Paul believes that. It’s not so radical to some people. So he believes in this open border. He has a phone and a pen and he’s going to use it.

Now, what does that do?

What that does is that sets the country on fire and splits us even deeper, because there are those who believe, and I’m one of them, that this actually is the end of the republic as we know it. You just can’t open up the borders. Read Gibbons, Mr. President. It was the last act before Rome fell. You just can’t open the borders, especially with everything that’s going on, between the disease that, Mr. President, your policies brought in to this country. The enterovirus, that has crippled children, killed children, nobody is willing to talk about it, look into it. Look at the stats. That was brought in from people coming across the border and infecting our children. But that’s just the beginning of it.

If you open and give these green cards, which they’ve now printed nine million green cards, if you just start giving everybody a green card, that’s just going to open the borders up even more. Then everybody will come, because now they’ll say, oh, my gosh. They actually did it. It’s not just come and the possibility. They actually did it. So come. It opens our borders up even more.

That requires the Republicans then to take a strong stand and the Republicans to say, you can’t do that, which sets up a battle. But it’s a battle between the president, not the Democrats, the president and the GOP.

The Democrats will step back. The Democrats will suddenly say, you know, we’re not in this. That’s the president. And they will watch. And they will see which way the wind is blowing. Some will step up. Most will not. And the one that won’t, the one that will be cautioning, step back, step back, just wait, wait for the right time. Wait for it to settle down. Wait for the ads to begin. Wait for them to change public opinion. And the ads will start and they will be run by people like Mark Zuckerberg.

They will run the same campaign, the campaign that was run on gay marriage. None of us hate gay people. I mean, I’m sure there are people that hate gay people. Those are in the extreme minority. And they’re freaks. Nobody hate gay people. Nobody wants them to be unhappy. If you love somebody, love somebody, whatever. I’m not your judge, dude. However, I believe in traditional marriage. Okay, you don’t. Okay. My stance has been why is the government involved in this at all? I don’t get any value from the government telling me who I can and cannot marry. Don’t do this because then the next thing the government will have to do is tell my church that I have to marry gay couples. Now you’re get — now you’re interfering with church. Any thinking person could see this nightmare coming a million miles away, but it was denied. And what they did was they personalized it and made anyone who said they were against gay marriage a hater. It worked now, didn’t it?

So why not use this, Mark Zuckerberg, why not use this as your approach? We all know people who are living in the shadows. They cut your lawn, they fix your house. They’re hardworking Americans. We all know them. Why would you hate those who are working here, who just want to have a better life?

They will begin to position it and make it personal instead of about making it about principles. Because we’re a nation without any principles, because we’re a nation that can’t even think about principles anymore, anyone who stands against just opening up the borders is going to be deemed a hatemonger.

Maybe not the first day, but definitely by 2016. And as soon as this shakes out, it will divide the country. And it will be a fight between the president and the GOP.

And who will be there to say, look, the GOP is crazy. They’re full of haters. They’re full of racists. Now the president, did he do the right thing? No, I don’t think he did. But there’s a place in between here and we need to start talking about common sense.

May I introduce you to the next president of the United States, Hillary Rodham-Clinton.

She will play the middle ground. She will be the great mediator. She will be the one that plays right in the middle. Look, I’m not with — I’m certainly not with the GOP. But I’m not really with the president either.

We’re in the most dangerous position this republic has been in since the Civil War. And it begins on Wednesday. Whenever the balance of power is given, the president is unleashed. He no longer has to worry about the Democrats because the Democrats don’t like him and quite frankly I don’t think he likes them.

He’s certainly does not in bed with the Clintons. He doesn’t like the Clintons, he never has and the Clintons don’t like him.

He believes in his principles. I think he believes he’s been wronged the whole time. I believe the president thinks he’s a victim. He’s a victim of me, of Fox News, of now it will be the Democrats deserting him. All he was trying to do is what he was trying to do.

Quite honestly, I kind of agree with him. He was at least transparent before he became president. You knew — he said everything that he was going to do. Nobody took him at his word. He said he was going to do, may I just remind you, fundamental transformation of the United States. May I just remind you of his wife. Barack knows, you’re going to have to change your traditions, you’re going to have to change your language. You’re going to have to change everything. So he was honest. He said it.

Now you could say he wasn’t exactly honest because he was lying about single-payer system, but he at least said it and we have him on tape. When, when Mitt Romney said one thing on tape in a back room, everybody said that was the worst thing that could ever possibly happen. He said that’s not what I meant.

Nobody even asked the president if what they had on tape, what we played on Fox over and over and over again was what he meant. Everybody just dismissed it and pointed the finger and said you’re a hater.

So I kind of actually agree with the president, that he’s been wronged by his own party. He’s been wronged by his own supporters. He got more done than any other democratic president in the history of the United States of America and I think that’s more than FDR. He fundamentally changed the United States of America. Because he believes it.

He’s going to do exactly what Woodrow Wilson tried to do but Woodrow Wilson in the end — remember, when he was, quote, the lame duck, he couldn’t get those things through. This president doesn’t care. This president will sign it through. And the Democrats are smart enough to just stand back.

If Harry Reid is still part of the Senate, then these things can’t come true.If Harry Reid is running the Senate, then he’s going to have a harder time getting these things through, because the Democrats will get the blame.

But the minute the GOP takes control, the president has a wide open highway. He’ll floor this sucker.

Отсюда.

Если очень коротко, то.. Завтрашние выборы окончательно закрепят Сенат США за Республиканцами и, следовательно, Обаме в Сенате будет еще более яростная оппозиция.

Ну, и.. Как что-то уже, вполне решенное, следующим Президентом в США будет жена Билла Клинтона.

Это,  если совсем коротко..

Нашел в комментариях у А. Шария.

Был в Советском Союзе такой член Союза писателей, поэт и филолог Валентин Сидоров, как-то написавший в одном из своих произведений:

& Косматый облак надо мной кочует,

И ввысь уходят светлые стволы &

Другой поэт Иванов Александр Александрович отреагировал на это одной из самых лучших своих пародий: ВЫСОКИЙ ЗВОН

В худой котомк поклав pжаное хлебо,

Я ухожу туда, где птичья звон,

И вижу над собою синий небо,

Лохматый облак и шиpокий кpон.

Я дома здесь, я здесь пpишел не в гости,

Снимаю кепк, одетый набекpень,

Весёлый птичк, помахивая хвостик,

Высвистывает мой стихотвоpень.

Зелёный тpавк ложится под ногами,

И сам к бумаге тянется pука,

И я шепчу дpожащие губами:

Велик могучим pусский языка!

Позже появилось продолжение Александра Матюшкина-Герке

Вспыхает небо, pазбyжая ветеp,

Пpоснyвший гомон птичьих голосов;

Пpоклинывая всё на белом свете,

Я вновь бежy в нетоптанность лесов.

Шypшат звеpyшки, выбегнyв навстpечy,

Пpиветливыми лапками маша,

Я сpеди тyт пpобyдy целый вечеp,

Бессмеpтные твоpения пиша.

Hо, выползя на миг из тины зыбкой,

Болотная зелёновая тваpь

Совает мне с заботливой yлыбкой

Большой Оpфогpафический Словаpь.

Здесь.

Люблю я такое..

..Мнение о выборах Анатолия Шария, которое мне было интересно.

Отсюда.

Фильм о трагедии в Беслане. Video of Beslan school hostage crisis. 2004.

Here you can read more about the tragedy.

С титрами и текстом на английском.

&И, какие бедные террористы&

Настрадались, психологически.. Наотрезали голов, насмотрелись на плоды своего труда..

В общем,  они нуждаются в помощи!

&Бедняги!..

The UK will help jihadists returning from Iraq and Syria to recover if they have “good intentions” about stopping others joining the conflict, the Conservative leader of the Commons, has said.

In a change of tone, William Hague said that some will “just need help because they will have been through an extremely traumatic period” while fighting overseas.

Downing Street initially floated the idea of banning radical Islamist fighters from coming back to Britain, but the proposal was dropped when it emerged that it would be illegal to make people stateless.

Despite a call from Ukip for returning fighters to be stripped of their citizenship, Hague appeared to soften the government’s rhetoric on the subject as he spoke on the BBC1’s Andrew Marr Show on Sunday.

“We haven’t had a lot of people coming back yet and saying they want to be of assistance, but if they do of course the government, the police, the National Health Service will work with those people and help them to recover and to assist others,” he said.

“Our top priority has to be the security of the people of this country and that is why we will take action. Where we think people could be dangerous, we confiscate passports. We’re working on additional powers to be introduced in parliament. There have been over 200 arrests this year related to people going to Iraq and Syria.

“But the Home Office and the police and the NHS are also working together on what we can do to assist those people who do come back with good intentions. Of course, we will have to be sure that they do have good intentions.”

A father of three young men who have gone to fight in Syria, two of whom have been killed, told the same programme that his sons had been “naive” and acted out of kindness.

“I do not agree with the word radicalised. My sons went, they did a mistake, they were naive to think that going to Syria and fighting will make a change,” Abubaker Deghayes said.

“I consider it out of their kindness, out of their humanity and conscience, that’s why they took this step, but at the same time, what they did is not right.

“They miscalculated it, because the Syrians do not need foot fighters, they need much more complicated things than that in the war against [President] Assad to stop these atrocities.”

In September, Downing Street widely trailed proposals to prevent British-born citizens returning to the country from Syria or Iraq if they were suspected of being involved in acts of terror.

But David Cameron was forced to shelve the key part of that plan amid legal uncertainty, Liberal Democrat objections, and doubts within the security services.

The former Conservative attorney general Dominic Grieve warned that removing passports from UK-born citizens returning home would breach international law and UK common law.

He said: “Even taking such powers on a temporary basis is likely to be a non-starter.”

Отсюда.

Здесь,  на русском, о том же.

..Какое-то сумасшествие уже&

Не знаю, кто она такая. Но когда эти молодые и не очень идиоты воины за правду, запихивают женщину в мусорный контейнер, да еше, при этом кричат «Слава Украине! – Героям слава!», не знаю как вам, а мне эту женщину становится жаль.

Страна превращается в& (Не могу найти слов)

Или, уже,  превратилась?

Найдено у Анатолия Шария.

..На одном примере..

Увидел вот это у shrek1.

Решил проверить, так ли это на самом деле.

Статью нашел и.. как я понимаю, ее уже исправили. Во всяком случае, заголовок изменили.

..Я наблюдаю за Анатолием Шарием достаточно давно.

Могу подтвердить, все что говорит Шарий  правда.

Собственно говоря, в том обилии вранья повсюду, я, потому и цитирую Шария, потому что он никогда не заявлял себя сторонником России и Путина.

Скорее,  наоборот.

В отличие от прошлого раза, в этот раз позвонили с другого номера.

1 888-372-3182. В этот раз уже без акцента, но, как и в прошлый раз грозятся арестом.

Номер я проверил. Жулики.

Если бы не знать простую вещь, а именно, налоговые органы в США, впрочем, не только налоговые но и все государственные учреждения, никогда не звонят и, тем более, не угрожают& Если этого не знать, то все делается очень близко к правде,  официальный язык, в этот раз, без акцента.

В прошлый раз, услышав звонок, я не собирался платить, потому что знал точно, как раз за тот год, который они называли, я ничего и никому не должен. Это их и подвело, потому что на вопрос,  Вы хотите быть арестованы?, я, не думая долго, ответил Да!, на что мгновенно услышал:  Why?!

Как я понимаю, весь расчет делается как раз на то, что человек запаникует. А, испугавшись, человек перестает мыслить логически.

Ну, и, в этом случае, полдела уже сделано. Некоторые начинают платить этим жуликам.

Same thing happened to me but i actually paid them 642. Then call back next day said i need to pay more. Then got a lady call me an said this is officern I will come out an arrest you. I told her i took care of it im not paying another dime. Its bull crap. These scammers need to get off there butts an go get a dam job. Instead of taking money from us americans. I report them to local police an general attorney.

Отсюда.

Как я понимаю, полиции эти люди не очень боятся&