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[Mioba]

ovo je slika koja je danas osvanula na naslovnoj strani ny times, prenosi frend iz usa

evo celog teksta, pa uživajte
a onda da vidimo dal je ova država baš sasvim pomerila pameću kad je upregla beli-orlovi-bokana da joj radi marketing, il se samo vešto pravi

evo kako izgleda naslovna


hilarious

[Bebler]

Nikad kraja Bokanovoj marketniškoj lestvici strave...

[Slaven]

Pristupa partiji SNO Mirka Jovića i uz njegovu pomoć formira paravojnu falangu pod nazivom „Beli orlovi“. Bokan se pritom brine o dizajnu i ideološkom supstratu ove formacije. Njegovi Orlovi najpre nastupaju razigrano kada bejzbol palicama demoliraju kancelarije televizije Yutel. Sledeća akcija je upad u Direkciju za raspolaganje diplomatskim stanovima, sa čije je terase, u stilu a la Musolini, Bokan animirao prolaznike za srpsku stvar puštajući im rodoljubive pesme. Beli orlovi 1992. odlaze preko Drine, gde učestvuju u operacijama čišćenja muslimanskog življa na teritoriji opštine Zvornik. Prisutni su takođe i u operacijama oko Sarajeva, Bijeljine, Bratunca, Brčkog, Prijedora i Višegrada. Početkom 1993, Bokan skida uniformu i posvećuje se savetničkom i propagandnom radu u Bosni. U to vreme održava intenzivne kontakte sa Karadžićem, Mladićem, Biljanom Plavšić. Sa Sonjom Karadžić pokreće 1993. luksuzno opremljeni časopis Naše ideje, u kom preko tema mesijanstva, viteštva, rasizma, slovenskog imperijalizma pokušava da obnovi srpsku „gralsku i kosovsku“ tradiciju.

daj molim te, to je taj Bokan?


strava!

[pojedinac]

Sad će da se jave stručnjaci što mi je isti, Bokan, republici nadjenuo ime - kakav markentiški potez, nizak a naš, nazvati onu etnički očišćenu karikaturu - Republikom Srpskom!

[snake]

Uopste nije lose.

Evo i samog teksta, da ne bi bilo samo gledanje slikica i donosenje zakljucaka bez veze, kao obicno.


Serbia Enlisting Some Unlikely Faces

In its campaign against Kosovo’s drive for independence, Serbia is using billboards showing Washington, Lincoln, Churchill, de Gaulle and John F. Kennedy, above in Belgrade, with carefully chosen quotations, above the phrase “Kosovo is Serbia.”

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By NICHOLAS WOOD
Published: December 24, 2007
BELGRADE, Serbia — As the dispute over Kosovo’s future nears a climax, the Serbian government has enlisted the support of some the world’s best known statesmen — all of them dead.

Hopes Dim for U.N. Solution for Kosovo (December 20, 2007) For the past two weeks, billboards carrying the images of Washington, Lincoln, Kennedy, Churchill and de Gaulle have appeared throughout the country above the mantra “Kosovo is Serbia!”

Next to their pictures are extracts of their speeches, each one selected, and adapted in some cases, to support Serbia’s desire to keep the province of Kosovo from declaring independence.

The twist is all the stranger because Serbs have so far looked mostly to Russia for assistance, because most Western countries have supported Kosovo’s independence drive.

But there is Churchill, cigar in hand, alongside an excerpt from a speech urging the British to stand up against Nazi Germany: “We shall defend what is ours. We shall never surrender.”

Washington’s head appears in front of a billowing American flag with an approximate quote from the American Revolution: “The time is near at hand which must determine whether we are to be free men or slaves.” (Washington used the word “Americans” where the Serbian version uses “we.”)

By borrowing words from some of the greatest Western leaders, the authors of the billboard campaign say they are offering not only a note of defiance but also a means of finding some common ground with the West as it collides with Serbia over Kosovo’s future.

“We are trying to remind people there are Western politicians who say it is all right to defend your state,” said Dragoslav Bokan, the director of Arts and Crafts, the marketing agency commissioned by the Serbian government to undertake the poster campaign.

The United States and a majority of European governments have indicated they believe that the United Nations administration of Kosovo, in place since 1999, is untenable and that ethnic Albanians, who make up nearly 90 percent of the population, should be granted an independent state.

Last week, the European Union approved a new mission that would replace the United Nations and help supervise Kosovohe state if it became an independent state. Serbia’s prime minister, Vojislav Kostunica, reacted angrily to the decision, accusing the Union of attempting to set up “a puppet state” on Serbian soil.

According to Mr. Bokan, the question now posed by those who favor Serbian integration into the European Union — and according to opinion polls they are an increasingly narrow majority here — is how to resolve that clash of interests. How can Serbs identify with the West and oppose what it is doing to Serbia?

Senior advisers in the Serbian government portray the controversy over Kosovo in stark terms, suggesting there is no point in Serbia’s joining a bloc that would occupy Serbian territory.

As the dispute has continued, and as pro-Russian rhetoric has increased, especially from government officials, many Serbs are bewildered, Mr. Bokan said.

For all their ties with Russia, including a shared Christian Orthodox faith and military alliances dating back two centuries, Serbs today seem to have far more in common with the West. Serbia borders the European Union to the north and east and does not border Russia, Mr. Bokan noted. And Serbs, he said, play in the National Basketball Association in the United States and for soccer clubs throughout Europe. “Ask anybody the name of a Russian film director, composer or even rock group and they will struggle, but they can name five or six American directors,” he said.

The poster campaign, Mr. Bokan said, is a reminder that Serbs can still fight for their cause and be Europeans.

Ljiljana Smajlovic, the editor of Politika, a conservative newspaper that has run a vigorous campaign against Kosovo’s independence, is more specific.

“I don’t expect the government to go to war” over Kosovo, she said in a telephone interview. “But I expect them to go to court over this. I think one can be a good European and still protest this.”

Regional commentators say it is also possible to see a gloomier outcome, one in which Serbia seeks strength in its history as a nation surrounded by enemies, proudly defiant, even at terrible costs.

Serbia’s most celebrated battle is a defeat at the hand of the Turks in Kosovo; its national motto is “Only Unity Can Save the Serbs.”

It is a big mistake “to underestimate the strength of Serbian ‘inat,’” or spite, William Montgomery, a former American ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro, wrote in a recent column for B92, an independent news service based in Belgrade.

“They may well know full well that they will be hurting themselves more than anyone else with some of their actions, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t go ahead anyway,” he wrote.

Or, in the words of Kennedy, and his billboard, “A man does what he must — in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers, and pressures — and that is the basis of all human morality.”

[Mioba]

Uopste nije lose.

Evo i samog teksta, da ne bi bilo samo gledanje slikica i donosenje zakljucaka bez veze, kao obicno.

Washington’s head appears in front of a billowing American flag with an approximate quote from the American Revolution: “The time is near at hand which must determine whether we are to be free men or slaves.” (Washington used the word “Americans” where the Serbian version uses “we.”)
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For all their ties with Russia, including a shared Christian Orthodox faith and military alliances dating back two centuries, Serbs today seem to have far more in common with the West. Serbia borders the European Union to the north and east and does not border Russia, Mr. Bokan noted. And Serbs, he said, play in the National Basketball Association in the United States and for soccer clubs throughout Europe. “Ask anybody the name of a Russian film director, composer or even rock group and they will struggle, but they can name five or six American directors,” he said.

bottom's bottom, sine


@ slaven, da to je taj bokan...

[individue]

[DJ_Vasa]

As the dispute over Kosovo’s future nears a climax, the Serbian government has enlisted the support of some the world’s best known statesmen — all of them dead.

Ovo podvučeno važi i za ideje Vlade Srbije.

[Bebler]

Ovaj Bokan je smarač, pa je i ekipa iz Nju Jork Tajmsa morala da uhvati i čiču sa šubarom u kompoziciju ali zato je reklama Zlatno polje- Soko Štark do jaja.

[Unbeliever]

kao sto kaze srbozder montgomery:

It is a big mistake “to underestimate the strength of Serbian ‘inat,’” or spite, William Montgomery, a former American ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro, wrote in a recent column for B92, an independent news service based in Belgrade.

“They may well know full well that they will be hurting themselves more than anyone else with some of their actions, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t go ahead anyway,” he wrote.

[Crni_Gruja]

Ceo tekst je na http://www.apisgroup...pisi.html?id=26

Evo nekih Bokanovih razmisljanja vezanih za aktuelne dogadjaje

"Za mog prijatelja Dragosa Kalajica zivot je bio neprestana borba. Tako je smatrao da Srbija nije izgubila, da rat jos uvek traje. Sustinski Dragos je u pravu da je zivot borba, ali za razliku od mog velikog ucitelja i mentora, smatram da je rat zavrsen i da poraz treba priznati". Ovako, za EM kaze reditelj i publicista Dragoslav Bokan, ucesnik i iskonski fajter sa ratista devedesetih. U srpskoj prestonici danas, ovaj intelektualac i ratnik jos uvek nosi krst ultranacionaliste s pocetka devedesetih. Razumljivo je, da kao Srbin od puske i pera, nesumnjivo nailazi i na pritajeni revolt danasnje kvazi gradjanske inteligencija. Povod za razgovor sa ovim patriotom i vizionarom je nedavna smrt njegovog duhovnog oca, gurua Dragosa Kalajica.

Istorija i nauk

Americki Jug je 1865. godine doziveo veliki poraz. Preziveo je i razvio se posto je prihavio taj poraz. Francuska je nakon francusko-pruskog rata bezglavo pobegla iz Pariza kad su usle pruske trupe, ali je uspela izvuce pouke iz tog poraza i nakon toga opet postane superiorna i velika civilizacija, kao sto je bila pre toga. Nemacka je 1918. prezivela strasan poraz, da bi nakon Drugog svetskog rata prezivela jos tezi. Sada je jaka mocna zemlja, koja ima pravo cak da govori o svom naciolanom i domovinskom interesu. Ako ne budemo priznali poraz, procicemo kao noj. To sto mu je glava u pesku, ne znaci da ne trpi posledice i da mu ne strada telo. Zameram Kostunici i Tadicu, zasto javno na TV ne objave da smo kao nacija, drzava porazeni. I da iz te pozicije ne izigravamo snobove i lazno nacionalno dostojanstvo. Vec potrazimo pravo. Mi smo imali i kosovski poraz iz 1389, poraz Carnojevića iz 1690 godine, oni su vekovima osmisljavani. Tad su Srbi u velikoj seobi, zbegu napustili Kosovo, ne iz kukavicluka nego da ne bi sve propalo u toj generaciji 17. veka, da to ne bi bio i kraj istorije srpskog naroda. Nego su otisli podigli vojvodjansku civillizaciju u panonskoj ravnici, podigli Maticu srpsku, Karlovce, fruskogorske manastire, Ravanicu, stvorili Novi Sad i Beograd, kakvi danas postoje, i cak na kraju vremenskog kruga dva i po veka kasnije vratili su se na Kosovo 1912. godine, oslobodivsi ga i vrativsi Hriscanstvu.