Ako budite u prilici da pogledate... danasnja emisija Cirilica daje zanimljivu sliku o Srbiji i KiM...i kako ce to Rusija "zastitii" Srbiju...  

Opet Rusi zauzimaju Slatinu? 

Naravno da ce je zastititi... i ta emisija je retka normalna emisija, sa retko normalnim voditeljem, koji gle cuda nije proamericki i koji jedini ima petlje da kritikuje nase politicare onako kako to dolikuje. Nekoliko puta su pojedine emisije bile zabranjene dok je predsednik bio Borhan Tadici.

Pa sad da je stari bezbednjak normalan, tesko!

Moskva slavi  i nikada ne spava :



Samo veselo 

A dobro, na stranu to sto je malo otkacen    Ali je i takav normalniji od svih ostalih.

 

Svet | nedelja 13.01.2013 | 22:19
Depardje brani Putina:Masa je glupa
Izvor: Tanjug

Moskva -- Poznati francuski glumac Žerar Depardje, koji je nedavno dobio rusko državljanstvo, kritikovao je rusku opoziciju, ocenivši da nema viziju.


 
Depardje i Putin (Foto: Beta, arhiva)

Depardje je, takođe, branio stav Kremlja kada je u pitanju ruska pank grupa "Pusi riot".

Depardje je primio ruski pasoš 6. januara na ručku sa Putinom, nakon žestokog javnog prepucavanja sa francuskim vlastima zbog povećanja poreza super bogatim građanima.

Depardjea su, navodi francuska agencija, ruski mediji dočekali kao heroja, jer je Kremlju ponudio šansu da izvuče korist za rusku politiku u trenutku kada Putina kritikuju u inostranstvu, piše AFP, navodeći da su se Putin i Depardje obraćali jedan drugom kao prijatelji, a francuski glumac je dobro došao kao oštar kritičar onih koji se protive 13-godišnjoj vladavini Putina.

 "Ruska opozicija nema program. Nema ništa", rekao je Depardje za rusku državnu televiziju u svom prvom većem intervjuu koji je dao kao ruski državljanin.

 "Na žalost, masa je glupa. Samo je individualnost prelepa", rekao je on.

 Prema njegovim rečima, u ruskoj opoziciji ima veoma pametnih ljudi, kao što je na primer bivši svetski šahovski prvak Gari Kasparov. "To je dobro samo za šah, ali ne i za druge stvari", ocenio je on.

 Depardje je žestoko kritikovao i ženski pank sastav "Pusi riot" koji je prošle godine održao performans protiv Putina u glavnoj ruskoj crkvi, nakon čega dve članice služe dvogodišnju kaznu zatvora.

 Glumac je skoro direktno ponovio Putinove argumente da bi članovi sastava dobili daleko lošiji tretman da su svoj performans održali u džamiji u nekoj arapskoj zemlji.

 "Zamislite da su te dame ušetale u džamiji - iz nje nakon toga ne bi žive izašle", rekao je Depardje u delu intervjuu koji je snimljen uz pomoć mobilnog telefona.

 "Ali kad tako nešto kažem u Francuskoj, onda me smatraju za idiota", kazao je glumac.

 Depardjeove komentare odmah su razmenili ruski opozicioni blogeri, a kritikovao ih je i radikalni ruski levičar Sergej Udalcov.

 "Izgleda da se on interesuje za rusku politiku. Čuo sam nekoliko njegovih izjava o ruskoj opoziciji", kazao je Udalcov za rusku novinsku agenciju RIA Novosti.

 "Rado bi ga videli na nekom od naših sledećih skupova. On bi bio više nego dobrodošao na njima", rekao je Udalcov.

Inače, više desetina hiljada ljudi marširalo je danas Moskvom u znak protesta protiv novog zakona kojim se američkim državljanima zabranjuje da usvajaju rusku siročad.

Nego da se vratimo na temu, zbivanja u Rusiji 


Moscow: Americans can adopt Russian kids until 2014

(CNN) -- The Russian law that bans adoptions by U.S. families will take effect in one year instead of this month, Russia's semiofficial news agency RIA Novosti reported Thursday.

In late December, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a ban on the adoption of Russian children by U.S. families. It was supposed to take effect January 1.

According to RIA Novosti, Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said Thursday the adoption agreement between the two countries had not expired.

"The agreement is in force at the moment," he told the news agency. "It will be in force over the course of the year."

The U.S. State Department said a termination clause in the agreement extends one year from the end of the agreement.

"So that would also take you to 2014," department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said. "We are very hopeful that we will be able to complete the cases of adoption that had been begun before the law was passed. So that's something that we will be working on with the Russian government."

Families 'in limbo' after Russian adoption ban

RIA Novosti said 46 such adoptions are under way. It was unclear whether any new cases would be approved.

"As you know, we have been seeking to have consultations with (the Russians) about the implementation of the law. So we will be inquiring of them how they see this," Nuland said.

Americans adopted close to 1,000 Russian children last year, according to U.S. State Department figures.

Though the number has been dropping in recent years, Russia remains the third most-popular foreign country -- after China and Ethiopia -- for U.S. foreign adoptions.

The Russian measure also bars any political activities by nongovernmental organizations receiving funding from the United States if such activities could affect Russian interests, RIA Novosti said.

It also imposes sanctions against U.S. officials thought to have violated human rights.

The move is widely seen as retaliation for a bill that U.S. President Barack Obama signed into law on December 14. That law, called the Magnitsky Act, imposes U.S. travel and financial restrictions on human rights abusers in Russia.

The Magnitsky Act is named for Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who uncovered the largest tax fraud in the country's history in the form of rebates claimed by government officials who stole money from the state. Magnitsky was apparently beaten to death in 2009 after a year in a Moscow detention center.

Russia's Putin signs anti-U.S. adoption bill

Izvor

Istovremeno velike demostracije u Moskvi povodom ovog kontroverznog zakona 

Thousands rally against anti-adoption law in Moscow

Some 9,500 people have marched in central Moscow against the so-called Dima Yakovlev anti-adoption law. The protest has been peaceful, with no arrests made.

­Despite the freezing temperatures in Russia’s capital this weekend, Kremlin critics and opponents of the ban converged on the Boulevard Ring for the protest they dubbed ‘Against the Scoundrels’, referring to State Duma lawmakers who approved the bill earlier in December.

Some of the activists have been holding banners reading anti-law and anti-political notes; some were chanting “Shame” and "Putin is a scoundrel!"

Among numerous banners there were some depicting faces of Russian lawmakers crossed by the red word reading ‘shame’.

Marchers were also holding toys and pictures of children.

The march, authorized by Moscow authorities, started at 2pm local time (10:00 GMT) and had to be finished by 4:30pm.

The leader of the opposition Left Front Movement, Sergey Udaltsov, has called for activists to stage “unlimited” protests in spring.

“Now we will look at the authorities’ reaction and in spring, when it will be warmer, we should stage unlimited mass protests, probably including sitting in on squares,” Udaltsov told journalists.



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Istina, Moskva nikad ne spava i izlazi na ulice  

Драга браћо и сестре Руси, све најболје у наступајућој години од нас Срба који увек и у сваком моменту делимо исту судбину подривања душманских хорди. Нека вам је благородна и срећна Православна Нова Година, у здрављу, срећи и весељу је провели, у инат душманима. Живели! На здаровље!