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Pekka
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em seu burro dos pais!
Feb 2002
time: 07:18
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Yes good. I mean, no I was n't talking about the situation what russians have to deal with in other countries. I guess there are lots of russophobes in neighbouring countries and elsewhere too, but jeesh, I wonder why that is?
of course I wouldn't promote isolating or mistreating or whatever of russians in other countries, that's just stupid. They have nothing to do with past things, and they are wanted in here as tourists and business for sure, and in fact they are (I THINK) the biggest tourist base and bring a great amount of business in here and that's a fact. The biggest resource in our business in general. Why would I want to go and say 'don't come here' or something else that is stupid, from business point of view and from general point of view as well, they are not to be blamed of anything in here at least. It's not a justification to .. to try to hinder russians in here, however it's a real reason why some people think what they think. Idiots are everywhere, no one has the exclusive rights to idiots.
So I'm not talking about russian people, I 'm talking about their political leadership.
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Bereta_Eder
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What are the % of people of Russian decendance in Latvia, Esthonia and (basketball powning) Lithuania?
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lord of the mark
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FUKCOV - Former United Kingdom Colony of Virginia
Dec 2000
time: 00:18
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quote:
Originally posted by Spiffor
Yes, when it comes to the outposts in the Gaza strip and the west bank, because I consider the adults there to be willing agents of a dream of Grand Israel.
I'm against removing the established suburbs of Jerusalem.
If we had discussed the issue 30 years ago, I'd have been supportive of anti-Russophone policies. Because the Russophones would be recent immigrants, and not their children. Today, those who are punished did not choose their situation (mind you, maybe the original Russians were forced to migrate too) |
Spiff, some of the Gaza settlements are quite as old as settlements like Maaleh Adumim on the West Bank (suburbs of Jerusalem) and are equally multigenerational. The distinction that I and others have drawn between both Gaza and isolated west bank settlements and places like Maaleh Adumim, is NOT their multigenerational status, but their geography, proximat either to Jerusalem or to the narrow waist of Israel, so that they need to be retained in Israel for Israel to be secure. (among other reasons) AFAIK no part of the Baltics is close to Moscow, and even St Petersburg is not in the precarious strategic position of Israeli cities (and to the extent it is, its cause of the evil finns, not the Estonians)
In any case, AFAIK the russian language and people were born in the forests of central Russia, and, arguably, in the steppes of Ukraine. Theres no real analogy between their presence in the Baltics and that of Israeli Jews in Israel or in the territories.
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VetLegion
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Do you have them in Germany for Turks?
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04-05-2005 16:06
. So, painful for racists and true russophobes, but no one else really cares, so it's business as usual.
But i bet there sense of humor aint that good.
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