Kako god ga okreneš,francuski će pevac ubrzo postati koka nosilja.Na izborima im pobeđuje levica,što će reći još više multi-kulturalizma,tetošenja uglješa,pičenja po Izraelu,socijalne države...Obzirom da sam gledao ozbiljne članke koji tvrde da je grčki dug mila majka naspram francuskog,2012.će (jezikom porn-hub_a) biti godina " french coquine doudou" (,ili tako nekako,Gugl se kikoće i ne želi tačno da prevede... ).

Na desetine hiljada Iraca, Grka, Portugalaca i Španaca ove godine je napustilo svoje domovine u potrazi za boljim životom, dok je u evrozoni život sve teži. Nove migracione rute su od Lisabona ka Luandi, od Dablina ka Pertu, od Barselone ka Buenos Ajresu, ali je verovatno najparadoksalnija ona koja vodi iz grčkih gradova u Istanbul.

U potrazi za poslom i boljim životom: Stanica u Parizu

Odnosi Grčke i Turske ponovo su se ove godine zaoštrili zbog pitanja Kipra koje otežava turski ulazak u EU, ali i pored toga sve više Grka zbog ekonomske krize odlaze u Tursku. Pored nje, Grci se u potrazi za poslom odlučuju za Zapadnu Evropu i SAD, ali i Kipar.


- Svaka zemlja je bolja nego Grčka - prenosi “Dojče vele” izjavu neimenovane Grkinje, koja zajedno sa mužem i ćerkom namerava da napusti Grčku i nastani se u Istanbulu, a ako im to ne pođe za rukom, otići će u Australiju, gde je ove godine “trbuhom za kruhom” već otišlo 2.500 Grka.


Izvor " Blic"  25.12.2011


Da sam ovo napisao pre par meseci , bilo bi sprdnje , smajlija i čega sve ne još , za 10 ( a možda i 5) godina , Turska , Rusija , i Brazil će za Francusku biti sile u svakom pogledu , točak se okreće , ali čini se da je sada uključen neki turbo !

Nas opet niko neće da pita za ništa kao i dosada , ali molim Boga da Rusija i Turska budu u dobrim odnosima  , onda ćemo i mi biti mirni , neće se hebati preko naših leđa.

а кад то русија није била сила у односу на француску?

Kad smo svi mi ( pai Francuzi) za vreme Gorbija hebali ruskinje za 5 evra!

Inače Rusofili zaboravljaju da su Ruski carevi plaćali Tatarima danak , nekad manje nekad više do 17 veka , pa eto i do tada !

Zato "Gorbi" (To,beše,onaj tip koji je posle cmizdrio da su ga Jenkiji prevarili,pa je razmontirao SSSR ? To,beše,onaj tip koji je nakon pada novac zarađivao kao cirkuska zvezda - predavač po pozivu na raznim zapadnim univerzitetima ? To,beše,onaj tip koji je tako zarađene cirkuske pare uložio u jednu od sjajnih privatnih banaka koja je trokirala i ostavila ga bez cvonjka ? To,beše,tip koji je nakon spadanja na prosjački štap novac zarađivao pojavivši se u reklami za Taco-Bell ? )  ne sme da prošeta bez obezbeđenja po ulicama bilo kog ruskog grada,ali sme da vitla po BBC-ju/CNN-u .
Nismo "svi mi" hebali ruskinje,jer ima nas "nekih" koji ne želimo da za 5-10-15-15.000-... evra steknemo na taj način vlast nad drugim ljudskim bićem.
Inače zapadnjačke kučke zaboravljaju da su,potom,ruski carevi (i carice) popizdeli i pripustili na istok Kozake koji su svemu što su tamo zatekli stostruko jebali majku i postavili istočne granice carstva.

Priznajem da mi je poređenje malo drsko i grubo , ali eto svi mi valjda ponekad volimo grubu šalu ( što nije opravdanje) ali , tip je bio drzak pa sam i ja tako odgovorio ( što opet nije opravdanje) , ovde međutim nije pitanje dali je Gorbi bio dobar ili loš , već dali je Rusija nekada bila slaba , nemoćna i slično tome , odgovor je da ,  puno puta ( kao i svi ostali narodi u svojoj povjesti) , a zadnji put se desilo za vrijeme Gorbija.

PS , Volim lepši pol  , ali je jedna od najvećih mizerija ovog svijeta plaćati " ljubav" za novac , ko voli nek izvoli  , ali sranje se dešavaju takav je ovo svijet  , a tome smo svi bili svjedoci.

Primljeno k´znanju i nema ljutiš.

Aj da se malo samohvalim , ovo sam napisao juče a danas Blic kaže :


Brazil svrgnuo Britaniju sa šestog mesta najvećih svetskih ekonomija

Link :  http://www.blic.rs/Vesti/Svet/298126/Brazil-svrgnuo-Britaniju-sa-sestog-mesta-najvecih-svetskih-ekonomija


Poenta je da je veliki procenat ekonomske moći zapadnih sila počivao na špekulativnom kapitalu i finansijskim mahinacijama ( čitaj štampanju para , tj pretvaranju papira u vrijednost) , kako se njihov geopolitički uticaj smanjuje , dolaziće do izražaja zemlje koje imaju realne vrijednosti a to su  :

1. Prirodni resursi

2. Kvalifikovana , Brojna i Zdrava populacija tj Radna snaga


Stoga predviđam Rusiji ( najviše zbog ogromnog prirodnog bogatstva i prihvatljivog nivoa obrazovane radne snage , mada im ova funkcija opada) , te Brazilu , Turskoj ( Kina je već na vrhu) uspon ,

ali na koncu opet važi ona prvo skoči pa reci HOP .

Turkey’s sanctions aim at limiting French presence in the Mideast and Caucasus and will remain even if the French Senate disapproves the ‘genocide’ bill
 

 Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (R) shakes hands with his Azerbaijani counterpart Elmar Mahmadyarov during the 17th OSCE meeting in this file photo. AA photo
Serkan Demirtaş
serkan.demirtas@tdn.com.tr

 Turkey’s military and political sanctions against France over the adoption of a controversial “genocide” bill aim to limit French influence in the Middle East and Caucasus, two important regions associated with ongoing ethnic and sectarian conflicts.

Immediately after the French Parliament voted Dec. 22 in favor of a bill penalizing the denial of the 1915 events as genocide, the Turkish government announced that it would retaliate in kind with sanctions falling into eight categories. Four of them are military-related, three are political and the last spells out the cancelation of an economic and trade meeting.

In addition to the cancelation of joint military drills and joint exchange and training programs, Turkey has canceled annual blanket over-flight permission for French state planes and will instead issue permission on a case-by-case basis. It will also halt requests for port visits by French warships.
A very important detail suggests that these sanctions are not going to be removed even if France retreats from its position and quashes the genocide bill in the Senate. “The sanctions will continue to be valid until the Turkish government says the opposite,” a Turkish diplomat recently told the Hürriyet Daily News.

According to the diplomats, the measures will seriously affect French access to the Middle East and the region beyond Turkey.

“France has intense ties with so many countries in our neighborhood. It has military and other sorts of cooperation with these countries. They gained a great advantage in reaching out to these regions using the blanket permission we have long provided to them,” a diplomat told the Daily News. “Now they will lose time and money in doing so.”

Two of the Middle East’s key countries, Syria and Lebanon, where France replaced the Ottoman Empire as the colonial power after World War I, are seen as being crucial for the entire region’s stability and still have close ties with Paris. Though the turmoil in Syria precipitated rapprochement between Turkey and France, recent developments indicate that the power struggle between the two sparring countries will now be exercised in the Middle East.

“Turkey will do everything to prevent a meeting on Syria and other key topics under the aegis of France,” a diplomat said.

However, this development has seriously disturbed the United States since the tension is likely to weaken the international community’s position vis-à-vis Syria.

Baku evaluates Turkish move

The political storm between Turkey and France will also have ramifications in the Caucasus, developments suggest.

Even before the adoption of the law, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu complained about France’s membership in the Minsk Group at a meeting with Lamberto Zannier, secretary-general of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). The Minsk Group was established in 1992 to solve the dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan and consists of France, Russia and the United States.

“We have made clear to the OSCE secretary-general that France membership in the OSCE [Minsk Group] would damage the group’s works as Paris openly took sides with the Armenians on this issue due to strong pressure from the Armenian diaspora,” a diplomat told the Daily News.
But the diplomat said Turkey had not made any official application to the OSCE after the adoption of the law and had not asked Azerbaijan to do so either.

On Dec. 23 President Abdullah Gül asked for France’s immediate removal from the Minsk Group membership on the grounds that it had lost its neutrality on the matter.

“Evaluations on Turkey’s views are underway,” an Azerbaijani official told the Daily News yesterday, adding that the France’s adoption of the controversial bill had caused a serious reaction in Baku as well.

Though the government has remained silent on the issue, Deputy Parliamentary Chairwoman Bahar Muradova said, “Such behavior by France puts its impartiality and objectivity in doubt as a co-chairman of the OSCE Minsk Group in resolving the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.”


Izvor :  Hürriyet Daily News

Ako sam ovo dobro razumio , čini se da je Sarkozi upao u klopku , kao da su Turci htijeli da se zakače sa Fracuzima ali je trebalo da ovi prvi započnu ( Pearl Harbor) , jer ih oće oterati sa Bliskog istoka , ( plen će verovatno podjeliti sa " braćom " Englezima) !!

Turkey may play bond game against France

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News Gökhan Kurtaran
The Turkish Central Bank could withdraw its nearly 23 billion euros of reserves from France after the EU member’s recent move to fine any denial of an Armenian ‘genocide’ in 1915, economists tell the Daily News. However, such a sharp move could risk Turkey’s EU bid, they add.
 

 Christian Noyer, govenror of the Bank of France, reviews his speech before a conference on the euro area’s sovereign debt crisis in Paris on Dec 19. Turkey’s Central Bank has its second highest amount of reserves in France with 28.8 billion liras, according to official data. The United States comes first with 48.6 billion liras. REUTERS photo
Gökhan Kurtaran
gokhan.kurtaran@tdn.com.tr

 Turkey’s Central Bank might shift nearly 30 billion Turkish Liras of investment in French bonds to other European powerhouses as part of its recent row with the eurozone’s second biggest economy, according to several economists.

“The Central Bank could withdraw its reserves from France as part of its economic sanctions in the future,” Erol Katırcıoğlu, professor of the economics department of Istanbul Bilgi University, said yesterday.

“Looking at the steps taken by the Turkish government and the tone of the political rhetoric, we can expect such a move,” Katırcıoğlu told the Hürriyet Daily News in a phone interview yesterday. However, such a move would strengthen opponents to Turkey’s EU membership bid and denounce Turkey as an “unreliable partner.”

It is the right of Turkey to withdraw its reserves from France, according to Kerem Alkin of Istanbul Commerce University. “This might not hurt the French economy but will prove Turkey is serious about sanctions,” Alkin said.

Recent investment

Turkey’s Central Bank has its second highest reserves in France with 28.8 billion liras, following the United States with 48.6 billion liras.

In the midst of the eurozone crisis, Turkey invested around 17.7 billion liras in French government bonds last year, according to data provided by the Central Bank.

By the end of last year, the bank’s total investments in various banks stood at 110.1 billion liras. The bank had 17.7 billion reserves in Germany, 4.8 billion in Belgium, 4.5 billion in the Netherlands and 1.3 billion in the United Kingdom.

“The French economy might face serious difficulties if the Turkish Central Bank withdraws reserves, as most of it is in French government bonds,” said Mehmet Usta, deputy chairman at Aktif Bank, who also served as general manager at Banque de Bosphore in France between 1994 and 2007. “German bonds would be the primary choice of the Central Bank instead of French bonds,” he said.

Noting the rising need for liquidity in France due to the ongoing European debt crisis, “Turkey’s investment in the country would still play an important role economically if France could not compensate the amount from any other source immediately,” he said.

Yet, responding to Daily News questions, Yücel Yazar, press counselor of the Central Bank, declined to comment on the issue. “Our data is open for everyone and clear enough, unfortunately we cannot comment on this issue now,” Yazar said.

Turkey might impose additional economic sanctions against France if the country insists on accepting the bill punishing any denial of Armenian “genocide” at the French Senate, said Ali Babacan, Turkey’s deputy prime minister, responding to Daily News question

1euro=2 lira

E sad volio bih da čijem i drugu stranu , nije baš da Francuzi nemaju čime da uzvrate , sledeći gore pomenuta pisania izlazi ili će Francuzi da pretripe žestok finansijski udarac ili će u Senatu da obore zakon , što je po meni još gore i priznaju da ih Turci ( sa saveznicima) mogu oboriti na kolena .

Turcu su vrlo žestoko uzvratili na startu , kao sa su imali već spremljenu agendu i samo tražili povod za ovo , milslim hebe se nekome za neki hipotetiči genocid , zločin pre jednog vijeka , kao što i Turci nisu marili za mrtve Aližirce svih ovih godina , dok ne naiđe momenat da su jadni Aližirc vrlo korisni kao predtekst za nešto važno.

Kako bi to Francuzi mogli opaliti Turke ?