"Laikas eina... Iš praeities gali tik kažkokias pamokas išmokti. Ir praeities sprendimai dažnai visiškai netinka dabartinei situacijai."

Erlicko pataisa: Gyvenimas praejo, o as vis dar cia.

ThePope, Erlickas yra klasikas. Žino ką sako

O dėl tų pamokų iš praeities potyrio - tai dar ne kiekvienas sugeba tą padaryti. Tam reikia galvos ir kietų kiaušų...

Kam nugara sulinkusi tam niekas neisties ir pasilenkes nieko nematys))
Gal pabandyk issitiesti nors karta)

Visi forume džiaugiamės, kad tu vienas išsitiesęs. Ko dabar čia lendi prie neišsitiesusių ?

Ar buna dziaugsmo per daug?)

darriusk visada buvo ir bus LT nepriklausomybės šalininkas.

Tik visiškai nukvakusiems vatnykams tas gali būti neaišku.



nedėlioja. Nusibodot jūs man su savo Rusija tai ir nebuvau čia jau gal mėnuo. Čia niekas nesikeičia nei mėnesiais nei metais - su Rusija keliatės su Rusija ir užmiegate.

O man yra daug įdomių šalių be jūsų Rusijos. Tailandas, Filipinai, Marokas, Iranas, Indonezija ir t.t. ir t.t.

Jie nepajudinami)) Kaip ju stabai. Suprasciau jei jiems butu 70 bent 60 metu dsbar nukvake neturetu buti,bet amzius pasirodo neitakoja, skiepai ilgalaikiai isudyti))

Durnas Edmas lenkia nugara Airijoje ir dar bando cia vaidint kazka. 40+ leks lauk is ten kaip propke, gales papildyt durnu bereciu kluba kurios tiesiogiai atsakingos uz chocholyno propogandos retransliavima i vieta. Gaus po 5 eurus uz isversta straipsni )))))



Tai susikurk temas - Darriusk ir Tailando pasaulis, Darriusk ir Maroko pasaulis, Darriusk ir Irano pasaulis. Kas tau cia neaisku

Atsiprasau,kad sugadinau jums svente))

Kas per šventė? Ką praleidau?

Svesk neklausinejes ir suprasi

Tu tai šventi.
Gal aš taip pat noriu. Taip, be progos švęsti...

Edmui svente kiekviena diena - taip jau pridurkams lemta. Negali pykt

I do not understand the fact that people are not annoyed by the manipulation, that they accept the widespread corruption in the country. The answer they would often give me, is that that is how it has always been.
What often happens in life: the first marriage based on passionate love is unhappy. The beloved husband, a handsome man, drinks, beats his wife, often does not bring money to the family, and may even cheat. ... Russian women are able to tolerate such behavior for a long time, even when love turns into hate -- but following a divorce, they sometimes look for a life partner who is the opposite of the first experience. If the first husband was tall, burly, and prominent, then the second will be small, lean, and rather unsightly. If the first husband drank, the second will be totally sober. If the first was a partier, then the second will be a quiet one. If the first had a great head of hair, the second will be balding..."



Neversiu,nes 5 euru negavau)

"that they accept the widespread corruption in the country"

Jo as irgi nezinau kas cia vyksta kad visi taip priima widespread korupcija Lietuvoje ))) Achahahaha

Ir Edmas is Airijos priima korupcija Lietuvoje, bet rupinasi Rusijos korupcija, achachchahaha

Look at them here,they are all Soviets, stuck in the past with their Soviet-era mentalities. We need to have young fresh minded people involved so we can move forward.

Taip Edmas uzstriges sovietiniame mentalitete pritariu, nes labai daznai apie ji sneka. Achahahahahaha

Russian culture suffers to this day from the effects of centuries of rule by the Golden Barbarian Hordes of Middle Asia. When the likes of Ghengis Khan arrived at your city, the first thing they did was to kill most of you - then they enslaved the rest. A governmental system of strongmen was set up to whom you had to pay homage and tribute. This system still exists in Russia today. Outside a brief flirtation with democracy in the 1990s, it never changed. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was right when he said Russia doesn't share Western values. That is no secret, but the greater point is, they don't want to share Western values! Did you know that Russia last year imported more than half a million baseball bats? It's not that baseball is a Russian's favorite pastime. No, Russians love to use them to settle traffic disputes. America was settled mainly by the English and benefits from the English rule of law. Any country that was part of the English Crown has this heritage. This has never before existed in Russian history. Ivan the Terrible, the famous Russian tsar who is buried in the Kremlin, killed his own son, and had a bad habit of frying his opposition in huge frying pans, took this tribute system a step further. He organized a group of wealthy power brokers around him. He kept them satisfied, and in return they protected his power. They were called the Oprichnina, and they terrorized tsarist Russia. In Russia, men are still expected to be men and bring home the bacon. Women are expected to look beautiful and use their sex appeal to get what they want. Feminism is abhorred by both sexes. "Why should a woman act like a man?" they ask. Nor does society accord a space for LGBT acceptance. That is why Russia was so shocked when a bearded transvestite won the Eurovision contest a couple years ago. It just doesn't resonate with a majority of Russians. This view is reinforced by the government, which is cozy with the Russian Orthodox Church. They help each other maintain their grip on power. Russians don't like Western culture. They see it as morally bankrupt and corrupt, no matter how hypocritical that may be. Tsar Peter the Great is said to have dragged Russia from the past into the modern age. However, in many ways, the progress stopped there. Russia is not going to change anytime soon. Perhaps Russia needs another Peter the Great to drag Russian into the 21st century and toward the rule of law. Until then, Western leaders need to face reality when dealing with the Kremlin.

Google'as pades jums arba 5 eurai

jo vakarietiskos vertybes. Bet jei tu baltasis jomis pasinaudoti jau neteks...

There are historically two schools of thought on the subject. Russia Is indelibly Asiatic and implacably alien to Europe, shaped in particular by its long rule under the Mongol hordes. The Russian people had just enough of the gloss of European civilisation to be "spoiled as savages", but not enough to become cultivated men. They were like trained bears who made you long for the wild ones.
The real differences between Russia and the West lie in the fact that survival, social cohesion, economic equality and physical security take precedence over the values of individual self-expression, sexual liberation and tolerance of foreigners that have become normative in the West particularly Western and Northern Europe.
Between Asia and Europe, Russia has long been torn between Western-facing and Eastern-facing civilisational impulses. Its grassroots culture still has a strong impress from the Persianate legacy of the Scythians who lived there and contributed to the ethnogenesis of the Slavs. But trade and cultural exchange with mediæval Greece left a deep mark. Her religious life is borrowed from there; her laws and noble customs from Scandinavia (a legacy of their rule by the Viking Riurikovichi) as well as Mongolia.If you want to understand Russia, you must first understand this balancing act they’ve performed throughout their history.