The collapse of the "Big Eight"

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This is probably the main outcome of the G-8 summit, which took place on the green fields of Northern Ireland in the UK. The statement on Syria will be signed by G-7, and Russia “may not sign it,” Western observers are doing a good bad game with a bad game. This is a great human thanks, this is a vivid example that in reality there is no G8, but there is the West and Russia, and this is the end of the inhabited world.

The formal outcome of the summit: the resolution "to encourage the parties to the Syrian conflict to sit down at the negotiating table" - translated from diplomatic to human means that Russia not only did not surrender Syria, but also promised major troubles to its "Western friends" if they decide to pacify Syria " no-fly zone ".

Deputy Foreign Minister Lukashevich explained to those who are completely incomprehensible: Russia will not allow introducing a no-fly zone over Syria and even “humanitarian corridors” to support the militants.

Judging by Vladimir Vladimirovich's gloomy physiognomy at the meeting with Obama, who was smiling at a glossy face, it was noticeable on the TV screen, he said something like this: we don’t need such a game in Syria. Obama had to joke that he was playing basketball worse than Putin in judo.

World media have concluded: “Moscow supports its old ally, Bashar Assad,” and, as always, they told a lie in the form of a half-truth. Moscow supports itself in Syria first of all, and this is understood by all who are not zombies.

The last stroke on the Syrian canvas was inflicted by Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan: he lamented the betrayal of Turkey by those whom he considered to be friends during recent Turkish environmental events. “How insincere can they be!” Erdogan exclaimed, and what follows from this? The real patriot of America, Edward Snowden, helped to understand this very appropriately: “They can be anyone to be considered an intruder.” And not only an individual, but also a separate country, yesterday's friend and ally. Political business, you know ...

It would be logical if Turkey, after such a betrayal of its “Western friends,” closed its borders to the militants they supported, that would be a good basketball lesson for Obama: do not dig a hole for others!
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  1. Truffoff
    +27
    19 June 2013 09: 09
    I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.
    1. +21
      19 June 2013 09: 34
      It would be logical if Turkey, after such a betrayal of its “Western friends,” closed its borders to the militants they supported, that would be a good basketball lesson for Obama: do not dig a hole for others!

      Hit the boys.
      1. +21
        19 June 2013 09: 51
        Quote: krasin
        Hit the boys.

        They hadn’t gotten that way when they caught sarin suppliers for democracy activists in Syria!
        1. Vasya Ivanov
          +15
          19 June 2013 15: 19
          The Big Eight. Putin and the seven kids.
          1. Good Ukraine
            +10
            19 June 2013 17: 20
            laughing good
            Quote: Vasya Ivanov
            The Big Eight. Putin and the seven kids.


            A little different.
            "The Tale of Putin and the Seven Kids". And "kids" is a verb. laughing
      2. Gladiatir-zlo
        +6
        19 June 2013 23: 23
        Well, you can fantasize as much as you like, while the Syrians seem to be leaving in their own skin. And so I think that there are not a few who want to give different hegemons under the tail, and not all are obvious. In my opinion, that’s what the leaders of the country are, Schaub think ahead. And I only favor if our kings / general secretaries / presidents have learned to fight in someone else’s territory. we really need peace.
    2. Blackwing
      +10
      19 June 2013 09: 41
      Yes, somehow strange, in the morning on the ort in the news, not a word at all. By ren tv for a minute report. I will wait Saturday in the postscript should say.
    3. +38
      19 June 2013 09: 41
      Russia needs to leave G8, it’s like a white crow there ... Russia has its own way, and with all sorts of sevens and sixes it is not on its way!
      1. +131
        19 June 2013 09: 55
        In no case, you need to know your enemy from the inside, if there hadn’t been Putin at this summit, these people don’t know what they would have agreed on, as well as a clean and accurate victory for Russia. Although I’m Belorus, I’m still very happy about this circumstance, just as I enjoy the sporting victories of my Russian brothers if they don’t play with Belarusians naturally.
        1. +5
          19 June 2013 10: 18
          I do not see victory - a military draw. Everyone remained in their own opinion. And the West had agreed to the conference before.
          1. +44
            19 June 2013 10: 27
            I don’t agree a bit, there is a victory, at least that there is no mention in the statement about Bashar al-Assad and the supply of weapons to the militants (language doesn’t turn them into rebels), and there wouldn’t be at Putin’s meeting - the statement would have been of a completely different nature, agreed .
            1. -7
              19 June 2013 11: 35
              These resolutions are about nothing. There was a resolution at the UN against Syria, do you think this defeat? Non-binding pieces of paper.
              1. +5
                19 June 2013 17: 01
                I think it’s not a defeat; look in the internet for how many people voted last year and how many now. In the past 153, and in this 95 countries.
                1. 0
                  20 June 2013 22: 01
                  I also do not consider this a defeat, and therefore I say that there is nothing about the papers.
          2. +25
            19 June 2013 10: 30
            even if it’s a draw, it’s still buzzing, for 7 on one
            1. +14
              19 June 2013 10: 34
              Quote: Check
              for 7 on one
              - not in patsansky !!!
              1. +31
                19 June 2013 11: 08
                Yes, there are no "boys", there is a flock of hyenas and one Man.
                1. +4
                  19 June 2013 12: 13
                  As in a chamber under the wing of an opera, one man stood up against seven crap.
                2. +7
                  19 June 2013 15: 59
                  Not hyenas, but gays do not forget their main bias in LGBT positions!
                3. The master
                  +8
                  19 June 2013 16: 27
                  You are mistaken. Flock of gays
                4. 0
                  19 June 2013 17: 28
                  sorry clicked on plus
                  Quote: dmit-52
                  Yes, there are no "boys", there is a flock of hyenas and one Man.
                  Sorry, I clicked on the plus !!!
              2. +5
                19 June 2013 15: 06
                It is in patsansky (this is Fenya's small folk). Seven Potsans per person!
          3. Batman
            +17
            19 June 2013 13: 18
            I do not see victory - a military draw.

            1) Time won, and this is in the hands of Syria
            2) Terrorists in Syria were waiting for a decision after the G8, they thought that there they would be able to push through the invasion of Syria.

            So I think there is a victory. Putin well done, withstood the onslaught ...
          4. +2
            20 June 2013 00: 45
            Accidentally plus you, generally wanted a minus.

            PS Putin was not alone at the summit, Russia and the majority of the world's population are behind it, realizing that Putin can stop these jackals who are trying to establish control over each country.
        2. +12
          19 June 2013 11: 39
          Mutually) Belarusians always respected, especially Old Man)
        3. +6
          19 June 2013 23: 32
          Quote: Liasenski
          In no case, you need to know your enemy from the inside, if there hadn’t been Putin at this summit, they don’t know what they would have agreed on, and so a clean and accurate victory for Russia

          Putin is a trained scout in the past! and knows how to behave in their environment. laughing
        4. +1
          22 June 2013 11: 01
          Misha, and without the summits, everything was decided for them. Do not get your hands dirty in their "insides", you + from a half-Ukrainian. semi-russ. with a Belarusian surname
      2. yak69
        +15
        19 June 2013 10: 24
        ShturmKGB
        Russia has its own way, and with all sorts of sixes it is not on the way!

        That's exactly what this is about !! Geyropeytsami and I are not on the way!
        This is not our way, not our choice. All liberal pederasts are invited to leave the Russian Federation for good health, while there is still time. Because there will come a time when it will be necessary to carry out cleaning, the general cleaning in Russia is to free our land from weeds and parasites. And all this evil spirits will not be sweet. Therefore, bring down the Hassad otseda in your geyropu and America! Until it's not too late....
        1. Messer
          0
          19 June 2013 18: 59
          Yeah, the main thing is that they cleaned up evil spirits, and not everyone immediately loves us
        2. 0
          23 June 2013 14: 46
          That's exactly what this is about !! Geyropeytsami and I are not on the way!

          Let the geyevropa rot further. It will fall at the feet of Russia (no one is closer) like a rotten apple, fertilize the soil. And what else to plant in this place we still decide.
      3. +12
        19 June 2013 11: 06
        - No, not to leave the GXNUMX, but to reformat it for yourself, and Russia with such a president will succeed.
        1. Batman
          +5
          19 June 2013 13: 23
          - No, not to leave the GXNUMX, but to reformat it for yourself, and Russia with such a president will succeed.

          G1 taxis)

          hmm, just looked into the wiki:
          The Big Eight is an international club that unites the governments of seven highly developed economies of the world (Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Canada, USA, France, Japan) and Russia whose economy, as of April 2012, was called "developing" by the International Monetary Fund
      4. +4
        19 June 2013 12: 25
        ShturmKGB: Russia needs to get out of the G8, it’s there like a white crow ..
        The British, French and Germans, I am convinced, can only be cunning exploiters. (L.N Gumilev).
        1. +8
          19 June 2013 17: 08
          It was already, I remember somehow leaving the San Francisco Conference - there is still no Agreement with Japan.
          I’ve remembered how they left the UN session, as a result, in the history of the WHOLE world, UN forces (by default, all nations of the world) fought against North Korea (+ China and the USSR).

          I would like to write a phrase in response:
          take care of ostriches, the floor is concrete wink

          Avoiding the solution of the problem leads only to its increase for the departed wink
      5. +15
        19 June 2013 12: 28
        ShturmKGB
        It is necessary to leave Russia from G8

        This cannot be done. The credibility of our country in the international arena will fall with all the consequences.
        1. Batman
          +5
          19 June 2013 13: 24
          It is necessary to leave Russia from G8


          This cannot be done. The credibility of our country in the international arena will fall with all the consequences.


          and if you don’t go out, but drive out 7 countries? I think it will be better! )))
        2. 0
          23 June 2013 14: 48
          It is necessary to make G8 not 7 + 1, 1 + 7. I hope everything will be so.
      6. +5
        19 June 2013 15: 55
        No need to go out. Let everyone see who is worth what at the summits. Who will put the "seven" in its place?
      7. +5
        19 June 2013 19: 31
        ShturmKGB
        It is necessary to leave Russia from the G8, it is there like a white crow ...

        How to communicate?
        Where else can these "seven kids" be brought together?
        What would everyone immediately and not each individually express their opinion, warn if that?
        And then in fact some of them to come one by one to be afraid to "arrow".
        Let this tramp continue, but under a different name:
        Scored an arrow: Russia vs G7.
        hi
      8. +1
        20 June 2013 07: 28
        Russia has never been in G, ours were always called there as a whipping boy, to poke a nose, teach a "civilized" "development"
      9. 0
        22 June 2013 10: 53
        EDDIE, we have never been there. Not G8, but G1 (six, it is always a six) You +++
      10. 0
        23 June 2013 14: 40
        Russia needs to leave G8, it’s like a white crow there ... Russia has its own way, and with all sorts of sevens and sixes it is not on its way!

        On the contrary, you need to go deeper to multiply 7 by 0.
      11. Georgs
        0
        25 June 2013 10: 00
        ShturmKGB
        Russia needs to leave G8, it’s like a white crow there ... Russia has its own way, and with all sorts of sevens and sixes it is not on its way!

        Well, in this eight Russia has always been purely nominal, for furniture. In fact, they had nothing in common with us, nor they had with us.
    4. 755962
      +18
      19 June 2013 10: 23
      Quote: Truffoff
      I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.

      The final G8 communique does not say anything about Assad, including the need for his resignation. Seven could not break the will of one.
      1. +27
        19 June 2013 10: 38
        Quote: 755962
        Seven could not break the will of one.

        I can say .. so to speak "seditious" thought .... despite the autumn-winter and still dragging business of agricultural leasing, Boloev, Dvorkovich and Co., Serdyukov ..... and others ...
        In general .. for today I do not regret giving my vote in the elections for GDP.
        1. -7
          19 June 2013 10: 49
          Quote: Scoun
          In general .. for today I do not regret giving my vote in the elections for GDP.

          Therefore, do pistols in all kinds of hypostases wink good
        2. +3
          19 June 2013 18: 05
          Quote: Scoun
          today I do not regret giving my vote in the elections for GDP.

          And I do not regret that not voted for Obama neither in 2008 nor in 2012. Although this has not changed anything.
          sad
    5. Nevsky
      +17
      19 June 2013 10: 32
      A statement on Syria will be signed by G-7, and Russia “may not sign it,” Western observers make a good face on a bad game. Here’s a big human thank you for this, it’s a good example that in reality there’s no “Eight”, but there is the West and Russia, and on this "inhabited world" ends.


      And are you still laughing at Kurginyan?

      1. -10
        19 June 2013 10: 53
        Quote: Nevsky
        And are you still laughing at Kurginyan?

        In 88% of the verbal rut of this citizen, it is difficult not to get lost and draw out the meaning of being.
        And so he is more concentrated and "honest" as a political strategist in comparison with others.
        1. denis_redis
          -4
          19 June 2013 21: 50
          I also do not trust this citizen, where the wind blows there and spits !!!
    6. +11
      19 June 2013 10: 53
      What can I say, Putin had to sit with deep-seated morons and tell them something that the current strength in the section of the circuit is directly proportional to the voltage at the ends of this section)))
    7. Skiff
      +22
      19 June 2013 10: 54
      I will tell you, behind closed doors, Putin invited everyone to the carpet and scattered one at a time, and then everyone in the place, especially David Cameron, he was put on peas and slapped with socks on his cheeks.
    8. +8
      19 June 2013 12: 27
      There has been a rumor for a long time that they are going to expel us from the UN Security Council, and now from the G8! They obviously will not stop at nothing to achieve their plans ......
      1. Containers
        +6
        19 June 2013 20: 59
        The expeller did not grow at them
    9. +3
      19 June 2013 14: 35
      [media = http: //www.bbc.co.uk/russian/multimedia/2013/06/130617_putin_obama_g8.sht
      ml]
      Pay attention to how puzzled Putin is after meeting with Obama.
      1. 0
        19 June 2013 18: 27
        It didn’t open. Any other links?
        1. +1
          19 June 2013 18: 50
          http://195.188.87.10/russian/multimedia/2013/06/130617_putin_obama_g8.shtml Оно....?
      2. Containers
        +3
        19 June 2013 21: 03
        He is not confused and not puzzled. It feels like he is talking separately from thoughts. Those. talks about one thing, and thinks about something completely different. But Obama's look is completely joyless. The former white-toothed smiling black man is not visible at all.
    10. +7
      19 June 2013 18: 00
      Quote: Truffoff
      I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.


      What was it? Butting seven against one! Moreover, the main character of this rodeo tried to push the little bulls ahead ... but they preferred to participate only in the crowd ... the silent majority ... Therefore, they all got tired and went to think about how to get around us ... it’s painful that we take a strong position - - COOPERATE WITH THE LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY, unlike others ... And as a result, we signed a resume, which recorded the thesis that everything should be decided at the negotiations ... And this is our position!
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    12. +1
      20 June 2013 06: 57
      The G8 has not been a global organization for a long time, since it does not include many of today's leading countries in production, consumption, resources, and population. Therefore, no one will especially lose from participating in it or not participating. The G20 has long been a leader in the international arena, and the G8 is already an anachronism.
    13. Personal
      0
      21 June 2013 02: 50
      Putin will not give Syria, but if ... Then our gas hegemony in Europe has come to an end, because Qatar announced a gas pipe to Europe, through Syria and Turkey.
      Sherce la dollars !!!
    14. 0
      22 June 2013 10: 46
      Glory to GOD, there was nothing. Like there never was a G8. Seven always kept FIGU in his pocket. There is no Russia-Seven confrontation, there is Russia-1. Well, and six that UNCLE looks into his mouth
    15. 0
      23 June 2013 14: 32
      I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.

      Most likely it was 7/40. But it turned out as a result of 8-1.
  2. +16
    19 June 2013 09: 10
    With the fact that you do not dig a hole for others, you yourself can get there, true. It was precisely on this that Erdogan came across, the west put him into expense, because he did not react with the introduction of the Turkish army into Syria.
    1. +7
      19 June 2013 10: 19
      Ah, Turkey would give Qatar and the Saudis revenge. It would be an empire.
    2. +8
      19 June 2013 10: 28
      The last brushstroke on Syrian canvas was caused by Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan: he lamented the betrayal of Turkey by those whom he considered friends during recent Turkish environmental events. “How insincere they can be!” Erdogan exclaimed, and what follows from this?


      Erdogan stopped arranging the west. He did not go far enough on the Syrian issue, and now the "empire of good" is trying to arrange another orange revolution with the traditional methods. Allusions to the lack of democracy, Facebook, Twitter and went off the Egyptian scenario. The first task for common people is to compromise and weaken the power structures, to shatter the vertical of power, to feed the opposition. When this is achieved, it will be possible to change the government at least every month. As soon as you are almost satisfied - the next. Just like in Egypt or Kyrgyzstan now. In Kyrgyzstan, there really was and there was nothing to shake.
      1. +3
        19 June 2013 22: 54
        "Erdogan stopped arranging the West. He did not go far enough on the Syrian issue and now the" empire of good "is trying to arrange another orange revolution using traditional methods. structures, to shatter the vertical of power, to feed the opposition. When this is achieved it will be possible to change the government at least every month. As soon as you are almost satisfied - the following. Exactly now, like in Egypt or in Kyrgyzstan. In Kyrgyzstan, there really was nothing to shatter. "

        On the swamp in Russia, it seems, too, after the command "fas", it all started. Just before that, the American leadership threatened us with a revolution.
      2. Containers
        +1
        20 June 2013 00: 16
        Perdogan just became unnecessary.
        Although, it should not be ruled out that the "colored" unrest in Ottomania is the business of people from the unknown departments of the GRU General Staff / SVR who have spoken about this topic, for example =)
    3. Containers
      +1
      20 June 2013 00: 12
      Perdogan thought that, singing along to the West and playing to their tune, he would be with them. Mistaken as well as our shit-democrats from the 90s. In the arrogant Saxons in the blood - to betray and deceive.
  3. +36
    19 June 2013 09: 12
    By what criteria is 8 formed NOW? At one time (in the 70s) it was a club of 6-7 MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES BY THE LEVEL OF GDP. And now, why is China not participating in the 2nd world economy? And where are India and Brazil, obviously mildly weak countries? In the current format, 8 has clearly outdated itself. The 20 CAs of developed countries are more adequate both in weight and in their impact on global politics.
    1. +22
      19 June 2013 09: 38
      Quote: xetai9977
      And now, why is China not participating in the 2nd world economy? And where are India and Brazil, obviously mildly weak countries?


      Russia has repeatedly offered to expand the club's membership. This would make it possible to slightly "dilute" the US squadron and their sixes. Naturally, the West resists as best it can. But Putin and one against this gang is doing well. In addition, he sensibly hinted that on many issues Russia's point of view was not alone. Perhaps this is a subtle allusion to Germany, and possibly Italy.
      1. +7
        19 June 2013 16: 23
        -aviator_IAS: Russia has repeatedly proposed to expand the club.
        G8 in the modern world has outlived itself. It does not have China, India, but there are Odalischi like Canada or Italy. In essence it is ONLY the West.
        But the G20 decisions, where the format of the meetings is wider and affects the interests of ALL leading countries, may still have some weight. So Yaroslav is absolutely right.
    2. +3
      19 June 2013 10: 14
      Greetings. In my opinion there is for this G20 / (?)
      -If wrong, correct.
    3. +6
      19 June 2013 11: 48
      By "squeezing" Russia out of the eight, developed countries downplay the significance of their decisions and increase the significance of other forums where Russia is represented on equal terms.
    4. Harleone
      -2
      19 June 2013 19: 41
      Russia in the G8 on bird rights. We are not even considered a developed post-industrial country in terms of geography.
      1. Containers
        -1
        19 June 2013 21: 05
        "a developed post-industrial country from the point of view of geography" is this how?
        1. Harleone
          -2
          19 June 2013 21: 19
          With the prevalence of the service sector over the production, with a high standard of living, GDP and so on. Although we have no production left either.
          1. Containers
            +1
            19 June 2013 22: 25
            You, apparently, did not understand the essence of the issue. And where is the geography?
            1. Harleone
              0
              19 June 2013 22: 28
              Moreover, geopolitics and economics. For they are all based on geography.
              1. Containers
                0
                19 June 2013 23: 05
                Clear. Nothing to do with it. For a red word. OK. Good. Let's continue.
                How can the geographic location of the country be linked to the term "developed post-industrial country" within the framework of your statement?
              2. Containers
                0
                20 June 2013 00: 10
                By the way, "the economy is based on geography" is some kind of nonsense, right-word.
                1. Harleone
                  0
                  20 June 2013 00: 11
                  Mdaaa, and I was hoping for a worthy opponent.
  4. +12
    19 June 2013 09: 12
    Normal people did not learn anything new. The West has always been able to smile while holding a fig in your pocket. And our political establishment is still amazed how are they so friends?
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 09: 43
      Quote: fzr1000
      Normal people did not learn anything new. The West has always been able to smile while holding a fig in your pocket. And our political establishment is still amazed how are they so friends?


      Maybe someone is strong in English! wink
      1. avensis
        +8
        19 June 2013 15: 11
        Pay attention to the video at 0:12 one of the British policemen gently holds his husband around the waist)) Pinsdets just ....
  5. +63
    19 June 2013 09: 14
    I am proud of my country and its leader V.V. Putin, who was able to defend his position on Syria in the most difficult negotiations!
    1. -5
      19 June 2013 10: 42
      In the first part I absolutely agree, but can we say that he just "defended"? Firmly adheres to - yes, definitely ...
    2. FRIGATE2
      -60
      19 June 2013 10: 44
      Quote: omsbon
      I am proud of my country and its leader V.V. Putin, who was able to defend his position on Syria in the most difficult negotiations!

      Defend Syria’s position for what? For the sake of establishing the power of a dictator? For the sake of the dictator, is Russia ready for everything and expel its soldiers? Do not drive, Syria is the only country in the region to which Russian weapons are still pouring in and, accordingly, Russia does not protect Syria (Putin will not protect the dictator), but the market for the sale of Russian weapons, which is becoming increasingly less popular in the world
      1. +20
        19 June 2013 11: 25
        Quote: FRIGATE2
        Do not drive, Syria is the only country in the region to which Russian weapons are still pouring in and, accordingly, Russia does not protect Syria (Putin will not protect the dictator), but the market for the sale of Russian weapons, which is becoming increasingly less popular in the world

        However, even we in Chukotka know that the Russian Federation supplies weapons to many countries.
        Come to us, we will help you with straganina and walrus "this".
        Look, ailments and other "gravity" will be released. drinks
      2. Containers
        0
        19 June 2013 21: 08
        Did you convince us now or yourself?
    3. Barabas
      -23
      19 June 2013 10: 52
      well, defended or not, we will soon find out! I doubt however. What nonsense to seriously think that Russian strategic missiles are aimed at American banks, where 550 billion dollars of the Russian elite lie /
      1. +12
        19 June 2013 12: 45
        And what, Barabas, do the dollars really LIE?
        Damn, I'll go deploy my rocket ... back.
        Hey.
        1. +1
          19 June 2013 14: 52
          Or maybe you don’t need a rocket, he and the aspen stake will be enough
      2. +6
        19 June 2013 16: 13
        Barabas
        You’re a strange person ... you don’t have enough brains to come up with something new, or even rearrange the words in your previous comments ... As an illustration, I give completely your yesterday’s comment and my answer to it:


        Barabas Yesterday, 10:27
        remember Putin once said, “Chubais is needed at least in order to divert negativity to yourself.” So is England. makes vile statements, but the "cousin" from overseas makes the case.

        What nonsense to seriously think that Russian strategic missiles are aimed at American banks, where 550 billion dollars of the Russian elite lie.
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        smile (2) Yesterday, 14:18 p.m. ↑
        Barabas
        Nu-nu ... tell us, and where are our missiles aimed? Tell me cleverness ... at least once for a change ...
        By the way, we cannot physically remember the words of Putin you mentioned, because this is a banal lie.

        end of quote.

        You still haven’t answered where our missiles are aimed ... though, now it’s clear that you can wait for cleverness before carrotkin’s conspiracy ... indeed, where are the ... diamonds from? :))))
        1. Barabas
          -2
          19 June 2013 17: 18
          I repent! about the billions in the insurance fund that lies in US banks is not my thought. But I liked it so much that I try to tell you at least on my fingers, to convey, as Brzezinski says, “you look whose elite is it? Yours or ours!
          1. +4
            19 June 2013 17: 41
            Quote: Drum
            as Brzezinski says, “you see whose elite is it? Yours or ours!

            i am surprised you

            Have you ever been told that the elite is national ?! Or do you consider the elite of these appointed nouveau riche?
            The elite is a collection of outstanding personalities, organizers, managers and intellectuals of their people who carry out their functions first within their age, professional and social groups, then within their entire society (school, district, city, village, region, country in whole international community).
            As soon as someone leaves the parameters, then he loses this status.
            1. Barabas
              0
              19 June 2013 18: 41
              and where are these all that you are talking about? why do they rule you, teach you, entertain you, any husks?
              I know who the elite is! Not all of them are Russian, now this is not watered correctly!
              1. stranik72
                0
                19 June 2013 20: 43
                Well, you know about our elite, but don’t share your elite, or judging by your flag, it all indulges again in France with cards.
          2. Containers
            +1
            19 June 2013 21: 12
            The fact of the matter is that you and your own kind of thoughts are minuscule. You like other people's thoughts. And no matter how loyal they are. You liked them, which means truth.
        2. +1
          19 June 2013 17: 25
          Quote: smile
          indeed, where in ... diamonds?

          Definitely did not concern such sphere as personal search.
        3. Barabas
          +1
          19 June 2013 17: 30
          it’s strange to hear from you Mr. Smiles reproaching me. And even an appeal to the admin is the height of tolerance! On the next branch, Natsik ass tear proving his racial superiority, and nothing! about Chubais, I am ready to answer before the court for my words. I must follow the statements of the Russian leader.
          under the second paragraph, I am not obliged to prove or disprove Brzezinski’s statement to you.
          according to the third point, it’s all simple, if you swallow a couple of diamonds before, one will definitely be in the place you designated! poke a finger, - suddenly !!! and I do not need to offer my methods that you tried!
          1. +1
            19 June 2013 18: 10
            Barabas
            1. I never appealed to admins and I am not going to do this, even if they will eat me alive. :)))) Yes, and who am I to get admins to listen to me? That's just funny!
            2. You do not owe anything to anyone, but understanding what, why and for what purpose Brzezinski says. use his words ... it is prohibitive for a person declaring himself as a fan for his homeland. The question immediately arises, for whose?
            3. What appealed most was the peremptory statement about where the missiles were not aimed ... did you personally enter the flight mission into warheads? And if not, then why say so? That is why it seems that you are making a feasible contribution to the work of Brzezinski’s whole life .... and personally it causes open dislike for me ...
            4. Your attempt with diamonds - makes a miserable impression ... fail! :))) I’m even too lazy to answer ... :)))) I’ll only draw your attention to what you said about a PAIR of eaten pieces ... and about the fact that only One was picked out ... imagine how it could be above you to frolic on this subject ...
            1. Barabas
              0
              19 June 2013 18: 18
              I don't want to butt, I'm tired of doing this with the Nazis. BUT! how to understand this - quote "Reply Quote Report violation of site rules
              3"
              1. +1
                19 June 2013 18: 25
                Barabas
                Here you simply made a mistake - I highlighted your comment along with my entire block. Those virtual buttons that are located under each message got into the highlighted field, so the inscriptions on them appeared in the quote.
          2. 0
            19 June 2013 18: 24
            As for the neighboring branch and "Natsiks", this is probably about me? Yes? So, so, in order to evaluate the present, it would be nice to know the past too! Agree?
            1. Barabas
              -1
              19 June 2013 18: 36
              Lord! DEN! What side are you on? I am 67 years old, what I do not know about the past? honestly, I see it doesn’t need anyone! the new generation is thirsty for blood. whether it’s not a stranger to your own one; would you have orders or crosses on your chest, little looter, and women! so guys who keep you? the world is great! the war does not end! Yugoslavia Iraq Libya Syria! Why are you eager to pour fraternal blood?
      3. Containers
        +1
        19 June 2013 21: 10
        Opera Theater. Barabas from Topvar knows exactly where how many and whose (from the Russian elite) dollars are.
        I suggest you increase the amount to 1 trillion. Well, to surely hit the reader.
    4. mansur
      +11
      19 June 2013 11: 04
      Quote: omsbon
      I am proud of my country and its leader V.V. Putin, who was able to defend his position on Syria in the most difficult negotiations!

      100500 XNUMX +++++++
      Bravo V.V. Putin
    5. +7
      19 June 2013 12: 32
      I am proud of my country and its leader V.V. Putin, who was able to defend his position on Syria in the most difficult negotiations!

      I agree completely. Well, in no case can we leave the G8, let them think that we depend on them and the popular truth "Keep your friends close and your enemies even closer"
    6. Harleone
      -6
      19 June 2013 19: 40
      I am proud of my country Erefria, its zombie people and zombie leader!
      1. stranik72
        +2
        19 June 2013 20: 48
        Your opinion is just your perception of the world, but it’s so disrespectful to call a country a flag to hide behind who can afford a child born near a bucket.
        1. Harleone
          -1
          19 June 2013 21: 13
          Oh, high epithets, pathos. And a ton of unreasonable blind patriotism.
          1. +2
            19 June 2013 21: 27
            Yes, I am a patriot of my country, I know where I live and what I live for and am ready to fight for, but what are you fighting for? maybe for LGBT rights in Europe and the USA, maybe for killing children.
            1. Harleone
              0
              19 June 2013 21: 33
              It’s very significant that you perceive every person who disagrees as a supporter of same-sex marriage and democratization. So dragged on, there's nothing to be done. But if you think that Russia with a capital letter began in 1991, I have bad news for you. I am a patriot of Russia, I believe that the Russian Federation is a parasite that uses the glory and past of my present homeland. And no Putin can be compared either with the Romanovs, or with the Rurikovich, nor with Lenin, nor with Stalin. Although in terms of propaganda it can be)
      2. soldier's grandson
        0
        19 June 2013 22: 04
        one is healthy plus I put
        1. Harleone
          0
          19 June 2013 22: 15
          So I'm not alone! Almost desperate.
  6. +20
    19 June 2013 09: 15
    If the Turks send west, it will be interesting!)))))
    1. +5
      19 June 2013 09: 55
      Quote: Dart Weyder
      If the Turks send west, it will be interesting!)))))

      Here Erdoогan should think. The West set up, and the economy is very connected with Russia! Yes, and Muslims against Muslims in favor of Israel to go somehow hopelessly to say the least, not far-sighted in general at least!
      1. +11
        19 June 2013 10: 03
        Purely theoretically, if you can establish relations with them, you can turn the Black Sea into a Russian-Turkish lake, however, I wouldn’t take this path, WELL I DO NOT TRUST THEM ...
        and according to the news HUGE +, I think now it’s clear to everyone who Putin is and that Syria will not be like Serbia when you yourself know ... keep it up! Assad, you and I hold on!
        1. cartridge
          +7
          19 June 2013 10: 30
          Moscow primarily supports itself in Syria, and everyone who is not a zombie understands this.


          And do not cling to the status of a member of the G8!
          China does not enter there, but this does not prevent it from being truly Great!
          We must build our policies with the benefit for our country, and not for the sake of some six of the United States from the anti-Russian seven!
          1. +2
            19 June 2013 17: 22
            A country or has a strong position in world politics (and this is the G8, and G20, and a permanent member of the Security Council, and the OECD, and the WTO, etc.
            Actually, the fate of the world is decided precisely in them (as platforms for the conflict of interests).
            Who doesn’t like it - they don’t participate, though later for them the world changes already without taking their opinion into account wink
            Therefore, to everyone who wishes for the independent departure of the Russian Federation from the G8, there is a direct road to North Korea.
            The ideal for them - and does not participate anywhere, and against the whole world, and feels that it is the only right country in the world wink And do not touch the Russian Federation wink
    2. +3
      19 June 2013 13: 23
      A silver spoon can be found, but the sediment will remain anyway.
  7. +17
    19 June 2013 09: 17
    Firmly and resolutely adhere to the intended path, support Syria and Bashar al-Assad until victory! Russia has strong nerves and its political interests are not so easy to move, as some "democratizers" believed. Urgently deliver the S-300 in an even larger volume than planned ...
    1. +3
      19 June 2013 10: 13
      Quote: Gladius
      Firmly and resolutely adhere to the intended path, support Syria and Bashar al-Assad until victory! Russia has strong nerves and its political interests are not so easy to move, as some "democratizers" believed. Urgently deliver the S-300 in an even larger volume than planned ...

      It is necessary to supply them with the "Arena" urgently - the West will soon deliver our Contests to them (if the contests do not find something of their own), and the Arena catches them at once, otherwise the tanks will have a hard time ... and you can install the BAL division To completely exclude the possibility of "light" invasion by sea, let there be a risk of incurring real losses. Maybe someone will say that this is too much, but I think we already support Syria, we need to support it to the end, preferably a victorious one soldier
      1. 0
        19 June 2013 17: 23
        No one can be supported to the end!
        This is world politics, not a drunken brawl after a bath.
        It is necessary to support as long as the pluses from the support exceed the minuses from the surrender
        1. 0
          19 June 2013 19: 24
          Quote: cdrt
          It is necessary to support as long as the pluses from the support exceed the minuses from the surrender

          do not be like the Americans please ...
        2. kavkaz8888
          +1
          19 June 2013 20: 56
          You just need to remain decent, and FSU for political prostitution.
      2. Containers
        0
        19 June 2013 23: 17
        There are already Yakhonts in Syria - there will not be an easy invasion there.
    2. +2
      19 June 2013 16: 13
      It can deliver at all and not necessarily. There is only one info on the topic of S-300 supplies. So throw in portions of information. The warships that they have in the holds will not arrange searches.
  8. +8
    19 June 2013 09: 17
    "Turkish environmental events"))
  9. +9
    19 June 2013 09: 18
    Quote: Dart Weyder
    If the Turks send west, it will be interesting!)))))

    They will not have the courage, they will be like a hyena near Sherkhan, eat handouts and receive pendels, such as with the Turkish revolution.
  10. SCS
    SCS
    +5
    19 June 2013 09: 21
    Obama had to laugh it off that he plays basketball worse than Putin in judo.

    I hope that in the near future Obama will get three points ...) as well as penalties, for the game not according to the rules ....
    1. +3
      19 June 2013 10: 20
      Quote: SCS
      Obama had to laugh it off that he plays basketball worse than Putin in judo.

      I hope that in the near future Obama will get three points ...) as well as penalties, for the game not according to the rules ....

      Yes, he has already had "5 fouls" for a long time !!! - Accordingly, it's time to "delete"))) The only thing he was brave about .. so it is that he honestly admitted that he "plays worse than Putin"))) Weak !! !))))
    2. Containers
      0
      19 June 2013 21: 15
      Jogging and passing the ball ... =) Although, for example, in the NBA they do not pay attention to jogging and running.
  11. Andrew 121
    +7
    19 June 2013 09: 23
    It's time for GDP to go to Erdogan to drink tea.
    1. +21
      19 June 2013 09: 27
      Quote: Andrey 121
      It's time to go to Erdogan's GDP

      Hay does not go to the horse Yes !!! Push the tail itself will come running on your knees!
      1. 0
        19 June 2013 10: 21
        Quote: avant-garde
        Quote: Andrey 121
        It's time to go to Erdogan's GDP

        Hay does not go to the horse Yes !!! Push the tail itself will come running on your knees!

        And kvass to him in all places !!)))
  12. Natalia
    +5
    19 June 2013 09: 28
    I can’t understand why the G8 (or rather G7) should solve such issues, and why WE should listen to them.
    After all, what is the G8 - these are NATO countries and the US ally in the form of Japan against Russia, why the G8 does not have China, India, Brazil, the countries are much larger and much stronger than England, France ... Who are they Germany, France, Britain what then Canada, who are they to teach us. There are only two real figures in the G8 (USA, Russia), so let it be G2. Why do we need these small, miserable mongrels ..... well, well, yes, they are at Obama's backing list, well, so to speak, for moral support.)
    1. FRIGATE2
      -11
      19 June 2013 10: 47
      Is India, Brazil and China stronger than the USA, World Bank, France? do not tell the madam.
      1. +5
        19 June 2013 12: 27
        Wipe your glasses.
    2. RA77
      +3
      19 June 2013 14: 42
      Yes, whatever you say, but France is not the same.
      And Canada is generally unclear why.
  13. +23
    19 June 2013 09: 31
    Oh, what a fine fellow Vova is - against the whole "inhabited" world he is rushing and does not hesitate from doubts. 5 points.
    1. +7
      19 June 2013 10: 40
      So he is the president of a great country! he knows that no one will risk contacting Russia in the conflict. Moreover, at one time, the West itself drove everyone into the head that we were unreal peppers that threaten the whole of humanity, and now they realized that they messed up, they themselves created such an image for us and want to downplay our steering wheel of victory in the Second World War to dull the sense of fear of our satellites.
      1. Containers
        +2
        19 June 2013 21: 20
        And we really are unreal peppers. With one BUT. We do not threaten the world. We are exclusively for peace.

        Do Russian wars want to happen?
        Ask you for silence
        Above the width of the fields and fields,
        And birches and poplars.
        You will ask those soldiers,
        What lies under the birch trees
        And their sons will answer you -
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russian wars want!

        Not only for your country
        They died in that war
        And that the people of the whole earth
        It was easy to sleep at night.
        Ask those who fought,
        Who hugged you on the Elbe, -
        We are faithful to this memory.
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russian wars want!

        Yes, we know how to fight,
        But we do not want again
        Soldiers fell in battle
        To the ground bitter.
        You will ask your mother,
        Ask my wife,
        And then you must understand -
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russian wars want!

        He will catch a docker and a fisherman,
        Understand the worker and laborer,
        He will understand the people of any country -
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russians want,
        Do Russian wars want!

        We don’t need someone else’s. But we will not give up our own.
  14. Constantine
    +21
    19 June 2013 09: 33
    Putin is a man. Keep position with such pressure - you must be able to.
  15. albanec
    -4
    19 June 2013 09: 34
    At a press conference with Obama on Putin, there was no face at all. For the first time I saw the president somehow frightened or something sad
    1. +19
      19 June 2013 09: 48
      Yes, most likely his face was like that because he wanted to swear at the Great and Mighty !!!
    2. +15
      19 June 2013 09: 52
      Quote: albanec
      At a press conference with Obama on Putin, there was no face at all. For the first time I saw the president somehow frightened or something sad

      Rather focused. So that in a fit of anger you do not blurt out something that is not according to the protocol, he is well aware that now every muscle of his face is under the scrutiny of the cameras of the reporters. And even if he said so, they could interpret that you wouldn’t bring the Lord! hi Indeed, in fact, he is now alone in a pack of jackals!
    3. Constantine
      +14
      19 June 2013 10: 18
      Obama's face was no better. There was a feeling that Obama was pocketed.
  16. arminidi
    +4
    19 June 2013 09: 36
    Wealth does not mean smarter.
  17. Lech from ZATULINKI
    +10
    19 June 2013 09: 38
    Yes, we often need to show our biceps to Western democrats - gay civilization is not the humanitarian principles that we must adhere to.
  18. +6
    19 June 2013 09: 40
    Syrian bandits can only cry in an American vest expecting sympathy from the Western Democrats!
    Syrian rebels criticized the declaration adopted by G8 leaders, USA Today writes. The publication recalls that the leaders of the GXNUMX expressed a unified position in their desire to put an end to the civil war in Syria peacefully and through negotiations. The declaration did not call on President Bashar al-Assad to resign, for which Western countries and Syrian opposition advocate, the article says
    “This will simply give the Assad regime more time during which Russian President Vladimir Putin will no doubt continue to support official Damascus with arms, Iran will continue to give advice, and Hezbollah will continue to flood the country with its fighters,” said Syrian activist Abdulwahab Sayed Omar.
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 15: 05
      Abdulwahab Sayed Omar, a Syrian activist in Berlin, rebel in Berlin, come on with the odds, feed the alien gangsters
    2. +2
      19 June 2013 23: 57
      Syrian activist Abdulwahab Sayed Omar said

      Oh, I have not read the sayings of this yet. There was another clown - Idris, when he blurt out - I laugh at a nemagu. He has democracy and negotiations is when power will be transferred to him.
  19. +5
    19 June 2013 09: 43
    G8 or G7, what's the difference! I also don’t understand why these pathetic countries are trying to teach us how to live? And why is our government and authorities still listening to them, and how is it justified? Instead of sending them to ..., it’s open how Something? They say our garden, and do not poke your nose here! You need to protect Syria, if only humanly. Because as soon as our country can do it! Thus, let the whole world know who is who!
  20. alexkross83
    +3
    19 June 2013 09: 44
    The collapse of the G8, only according to the Canadian prime minister ... blurted out his tongue at that level ... now he thinks what he did :-)
  21. +13
    19 June 2013 09: 44
    Putin stood the mark in this case, well done!
  22. Ruslandeth
    +8
    19 June 2013 09: 54
    It is a pity that the entire underlying struggle and what was said "behind the scenes" to the general public, at best, will be presented in 30-40 years in the next memoirs of the fourth president's second wife. Such victories of Russian diplomacy should be won over and seen by EVERYONE. Because there are so few of them in our time, alas ...

    And the question is - was there a victory? Has Putin paid some other price for non-interference in Syria? Or, conversely, will the West do its vile deeds out of the underwear and suddenly, once again putting "Russian Ivan" in the position of a fool in an underwear
    1. FRIGATE2
      -23
      19 June 2013 10: 50
      Quote: Ruslandeth
      And the question is - was there a victory? Has Putin paid some other price for non-interference in Syria? Or, conversely, will the West do its vile deeds out of the underwear and suddenly, once again putting "Russian Ivan" in the position of a fool in an underwear

      Does the West make a fool of "Russian Ivan"? or is "Russian Ivan" himself actually a fool?
      Do not confuse the cause with the effect?
  23. +1
    19 June 2013 09: 55
    Quote: alexkross83
    The collapse of the G8, only according to the Canadian prime minister ... blurted out his tongue at that level ... now he thinks what he did :-)

    It seems to me that the Canadian prime minister without the permission of the US State Department is unlikely to blurt out on his own. So it’s clear enough whose words he uttered.
  24. +7
    19 June 2013 10: 04
    Do not Russia seek friends in the West! They were not there and never will be. And her friends are known, this is the army and navy! Yes, and we Asians, like the pro-Westerners or not!
    1. +21
      19 June 2013 10: 29
      In the West there is a friend of RUSSIA - THE PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS
      1. +9
        19 June 2013 10: 56
        In Belarus and its people, there is no doubt! This is one people and one nation! It is a pity Ukraine is not looking right there ...
        1. +7
          19 June 2013 15: 01
          Ukraine in thought, to give a fuck in a point, or to remain a man)
          1. Barabas
            0
            19 June 2013 21: 12
            Nope, they kind of think maybe once it does not count?
    2. FRIGATE2
      -25
      19 June 2013 10: 52
      Quote: krez-74
      And her friends are known, this is the army and navy!

      Which, too, is no longer there, all that sin
      1. +9
        19 June 2013 10: 57
        There is an army and a navy!
        1. Barabas
          -2
          19 June 2013 21: 20
          Yes, no nifiga! Companies to Chechnya, collected from all over Russia! ships from all fleets to Syria! but to calm you down. you have a cruiser, an airplane, a tank, and an automatic cruiser for repairs, the plane is not yet in the series. a tank for modernization. The Kalash remains, here it is to Benin's mother!
          1. +2
            20 June 2013 00: 33
            "Yes, no nifiga! Companies to Chechnya, collected from all over Russia! Ships from all fleets to Syria! But to calm you down. You have a cruiser, an aircraft, a tank, and an automatic cruiser for repairs, the plane is not yet in series." tank for modernization. "Kalash" remained, here it is up to Benin's mother! there is enough for everyone, you can take melee tomahawks too! "

            I already heard something similar, from one tie-eater
  25. +6
    19 June 2013 10: 05
    there is no GXNUMX, but there is the West and Russia, and this is where the “inhabited world” ends.
    What else do you say? Seven against one.
    1. +4
      19 June 2013 10: 08
      Quote: Renat
      Seven against one.

      Yes, they have seven in spirit less than we have one.
      1. +3
        19 June 2013 10: 11
        Therefore, they yelp all kinds of balts and the like, and from under the silence.
  26. +5
    19 June 2013 10: 07
    Quote: Truffoff
    I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.

    So it’s clear that Obama smilingly said that he wanted to play basketball in Syria, and Putin seriously hinted to him that if he sticks his nose, he will show him the judo technique.
    1. +1
      19 June 2013 10: 40
      And the basketball player, by the way, is bad. smile

      http://tvrain.ru/articles/baraka_obamu_dovela_politika_razuchilsja_igrat_v_baske
      tbol-340251 /
    2. FRIGATE2
      -12
      19 June 2013 10: 54
      Quote: maestro123
      So it’s clear that Obama smilingly said that he wanted to play basketball in Syria, and Putin seriously hinted to him that if he sticks his nose, he will show him the judo technique.

      Oh-bye, here it turns out and the children sit up. Well, what other associations can there be after reading this post, only that who wrote is still with a thoughtful mind
      1. +6
        19 June 2013 16: 29
        FRIGATE2
        Wai-mei, homosexuals are also present here! Well, what other associations can arise after reading all your posts? That someone who writes like that without any "thinking" ... moreover, even without brains at all ... a tragedy, right? :)))
        Only young people on the site is very good, but others only get it dirty ....: (((
      2. +2
        19 June 2013 16: 35
        FRIGATE2 Do you have that sense of humor removed?
        1. +3
          19 June 2013 16: 53
          aviator_IAS
          Hydrocephalus is a terrible thing! Here is a clinical case :)))
  27. Barabas
    -1
    19 June 2013 10: 07
    it’s good that Russia was indicated its place! if there were illusions that it would be accepted into the family of European nations, now they have disappeared! b .. for the zoo years they called us barbarians, and our rulers humbledly stood at the threshold with outstretched hand. knocking on this gate either with a sword, then with a bayonet, or with a tank! what can be sought from the general people? technologies? so theirs were no worse, and if worse, they had to take the experience of Beria (the great organizer) and everything would be decided. No, our leaders needed colored candy wrappers and absolute power, everything was like 2ooo ago, over 30 silver coins doomed 250 million people to suffering!
    1. +3
      20 June 2013 00: 43
      Speak slowly, I’m a brake, I understand that you just spray the saliva from emotions - what I can’t catch about the spray.
  28. Kovrovsky
    +12
    19 June 2013 10: 11
    Well done Putin! “I didn’t bend under the changing world” and forced to reckon with Russia's position!
  29. +15
    19 June 2013 10: 12
    All these summits and meetings of 8, 20 thing is still necessary!
    It is clear that basically all countries are against us, but these summits are an opportunity to convey their position to the "partners" to warn them against rash actions. And nothing more! It is necessary to strengthen the country, economy, army, science, demography, then there will be many more allies at the summits.

    It’s not for nothing that Putin was so gloomy; it’s clear that he chose the hard and not reconciled path that he will go to the end. I feel terrorist attacks and other frauds await us.
    1. +13
      19 June 2013 10: 21
      Quote: JonnyT
      It’s not for nothing that Putin was so gloomy, it’s clear that he chose the hard and not reconciled path

      BUT ONLY TRUE !!! for which he is HUGE + ...
  30. Igor77
    +6
    19 June 2013 10: 21
    Yes, it’s hard for Vladimir Vladimirovich. May God grant health all the same age already.
    I wonder who will continue his policy or what will happen in Russia after Putin leaves? They began to strengthen the defense planes, tanks, all kinds of weapons. Where are the guarantees of non-proliferation of these weapons to militants after a change in Russian policy. After all, ammunition depots to this day fly into the air and understandably steal weapons, write off to a fire.
    "If you have forged a sword, then think about who to give it to when you cannot pick it up."
    1. +1
      19 June 2013 11: 01
      Probably it will be Shoigu, or Sechin. I put on Shoigu! In Russia, leaders alternate (funny but true) - hairy-bald-hairy-bald -...
      1. FRIGATE2
        -25
        19 June 2013 11: 08
        Quote: krez-74
        Probably it will be Shoigu, or Sechin. I put on Shoigu! In Russia, leaders alternate (funny but true) - hairy-bald-hairy-bald -...

        Photo in topic
        http://topwar.ru/uploads/images/2013/106/gckc134.jpg

        http://lurkmore.to/Эта_страна
        1. Barabas
          -4
          19 June 2013 18: 26
          The children have shown her already in the picture, they don’t understand! Putin has no other way but to stand president to death, wanting to see him on the bunk, and preferably in white slippers to the Urals! After the Olympics, you will see the new Putin! and not the fact that everyone will be happy about it!
    2. +4
      19 June 2013 16: 23
      I hope that the next president will be Dmitry Olegovich Rogozin
      1. theodorh
        +3
        20 June 2013 21: 57
        Rogozin once veiledly called the Caucasians garbage. Then you will get a civil war.
  31. +15
    19 June 2013 10: 22
    I have a foreboding of trouble, my friends. Or 7 kids will climb into the Syrian garden and we will have to intervene and something very unpleasant will begin. Or Vladimir really drew extremely few pleasant pictures of the future, possibly economic or some other. I have not seen Vova so loaded for a long time, or rather never. How it was not easy for him to probably withstand the attacks of these seven ped * ril. :(
  32. +6
    19 June 2013 10: 22
    Please tell me why there is no China in the Group of Eight? If China were there, Russia would not be alone, do not talk about the relations between Russia and China at the moment we have common interests.
    1. +8
      19 June 2013 10: 29
      It was just that Russia until 08.08.08 was considered NOTHING, or a raw material appendage of Europe, and therefore it was, as it were, for the company and always, of course, “FOR”. China with its absolutely independent approaches didn’t stop there. The question now is that Russia now clearly does not fit into Gay8. And I am convinced everyone is now thinking how to get rid of us. "And we will take it and not leave!" fellow
    2. theodorh
      0
      22 June 2013 01: 01
      The fact is that Ji 7 was such a group of countries of industrial and industrial leaders of the Western world. Accepting Russia in the mid-90s, they thought that your country was gradually becoming part of the Western world. Then, China, India and Brazil were not as powerful countries as they are now. No wonder then Brzezinski said that China is not a world but a regional power.
  33. +11
    19 June 2013 10: 22
    We will wait for the continuation of this difficult fight ... Russia must survive!
    1. +12
      19 June 2013 10: 28
      Quote: MIKHAN
      Russia must survive!

      For many years, Russia has not been rocking and these adversaries can not shake it angry !!!
  34. KononAV
    +3
    19 June 2013 10: 24
    Case moves to war
  35. +6
    19 June 2013 10: 31
    After Erdogan received the "bitter pill" from his Western partners who supported the opposition in Turkey, the Turkish leader's warlike ardor towards Syria has somewhat diminished. A reliable ally in NATO, Turkey is convinced that there is no morality for Western politicians. They are doing everything to get instant political benefits. Russia is acting in a completely different way. does not betray his friends (defending his interests in this region). Our President is pursuing a worthy policy.
  36. +14
    19 June 2013 10: 38
    “How insincere they can be!” - exclaimed Erdogan


    The Turk is apparently quite down.
    1. +16
      19 June 2013 10: 46
      Oh, I also found a suitable picture
  37. +15
    19 June 2013 10: 42
    I also saw fatigue on my face and concern ... somehow I noticed this most of all ... Self-control is simply iron necessary ... And everyone understands perfectly well, and he himself, that in fact the fate of the Syrian people can be decided there, and in the future, Russia ... Oh, how not easy to pick up such words ... Iron !!! Respect to the president, For your "I" !!!
  38. +6
    19 June 2013 10: 47
    Quote: KononAV
    Case moves to war

    Do not worry, we will stand up for the whole country to defend the Motherland! where ours did not disappear ...
  39. +1
    19 June 2013 10: 59
    Quote: Gladius
    Firmly and resolutely adhere to the intended path, support Syria and Bashar al-Assad until victory! Russia has strong nerves and its political interests are not so easy to move, as some "democratizers" believed. Urgently deliver the S-300 in an even larger volume than planned ...

    I would still put the S-300 and Iskander to Iran, on the condition that when you try to introduce the armed forces of 3 countries into Syria, they crash at the very same mom do not indulge in US bases and satellites.
  40. VPO
    VPO
    +4
    19 June 2013 11: 08
    Putin is clearly not bent. And it was obvious from his face what disgust these world ghouls caused him. He was periodically thrown up. I, as a clear anti-element of modern power, even somehow respected him, I especially liked the round with Cameron. But Early comrades rejoice, these sucks of world democracy have come up with a new move! Now it wakes the holy Arab fight against the unfaithful Assad! At the highest level, negotiations are underway to take a firm decision on Syria. ” The essence of the “firm decision” will be the sending to Syria of a contingent of inter-Arab forces, which will include military personnel from Egypt, Qatar, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. This contingent will also include Turkish units.
  41. +2
    19 June 2013 11: 09
    Whoever says that! Putin must hold on!
    MIC - faster to lift! Time goes by. One cannot be left behind - from our For Oceanic "FRIENDS" (so that they can piss off like that)
    China was needed very much at the Summit. The big G8 summit must be turned into the Six!
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 12: 31
      Quote: Nitarius
      You must not be one step behind - from our For Oceanic "FRIENDS"

      What are you talking about! Already long behind! And the U.S. Army is armed with several thousand drones, drones ......
      1. +2
        19 June 2013 14: 33
        Quote: nycsson
        Quote: Nitarius
        You must not be one step behind - from our For Oceanic "FRIENDS"

        What are you talking about! Already long behind! And the U.S. Army is armed with several thousand drones, drones ......

        No need to chase them, they have already passed. There are asymmetric measures, for example to tame them.
        1. +2
          20 June 2013 01: 01
          Quote: Semen Semenych
          Quote: nycsson
          Quote: Nitarius
          You must not be one step behind - from our For Oceanic "FRIENDS"

          What are you talking about! Already long behind! And the U.S. Army is armed with several thousand drones, drones ......

          No need to chase them, they have already passed. There are asymmetric measures, for example to tame them.


          A good option. It is worth adding to this that the drones of the Taliban did not soak in Afghanistan and this is without any support from the spirits, because Russia in this campaign, unlike the United States in the past, does not support spirits.
  42. +2
    19 June 2013 11: 20
    "The wolf and the seven Young goats. And kids are a verb"(with)
    1. +1
      19 June 2013 14: 00
      And there is interesting no one left the inscription "Time was brutally killed here!"
  43. Barabas
    -11
    19 June 2013 11: 30
    we will hear soon! "Their ampirator showed our muzzle! Let's die for the king!"
    1. +4
      19 June 2013 12: 04
      Quote: Drum
      we will hear soon! "Their ampirator showed our muzzle! Let's die for the king!"


      recourse

      1. 0
        19 June 2013 15: 06
        By the way, what kind of machine gun? Who will figure it out? I will express my opinion later
        1. +1
          19 June 2013 15: 22
          Hotchkiss machine gun arr. 1925 What do you think, is he?
          1. 0
            21 June 2013 19: 15
            Hotchkiss 1925.
            But in theory there should be a slightly earlier model.
            The one that Sukhov has.
            And the fact that this one is in the frame. And this is kinolap.
  44. ocvbc
    -5
    19 June 2013 11: 52
    The people in the network leaked the entire database about us all! Now you can watch any information about everyone who interests you! Use until you close! Here's the link - clck.ru/8hBBA
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 12: 04
      Moderators !!! This user only deals with spam !!!!
  45. KENTAVROS
    +10
    19 June 2013 12: 08
    GOOD PUTIN, GOD SAVE YOU! ON THE TABLE WITH Ghouls and Trolls, ONE, WAS GOING WITH A CLOSED VIEW ...
    1. +2
      19 June 2013 14: 53
      Add one against seven!
  46. badabing
    +1
    19 June 2013 12: 21
    As it sounded once in KVN, G8 resembles the fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Kids", and "kids" is a verb
  47. MG42
    +5
    19 June 2013 12: 40
    Moscow once again calls on Europe to think twice before supplying weapons to the Syrian opposition. This was stated at the end of the G-XNUMX summit by Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose position on a number of issues regarding Syria does not coincide in everything with the opinions of his colleagues.

    British Prime Minister David Cameron said in a final statement that the main task of all remains the cessation of bloodshed:

    "It is no secret that different points of view were expressed at the G8 table, but we share a vital position - to end the conflict (in Syria), help the Syrian people and achieve the changes they want."

    The British prime minister also called on the Syrians to prevent a political vacuum, making it clear to the country's elite that its future should not be connected with Bashar al-Assad's stay in power.

    "Those who are loyal to Assad, but know that he must leave, who want stability in their country, must take this into account," Cameron added.

    For his part, the Russian leader warned his summit colleagues that weapons that fall into the hands of the Syrian opposition could "end up in Europe."

    "In our opinion, decisions on the supply of weapons to the opposition, based on unconfirmed accusations of Damascus in the use of chemical weapons, only further destabilize the situation," Vladimir Putin said.

    He stressed that "supplies to supplies are different," since Russia supplies weapons to "the legal government under legal contracts."
    1. MG42
      +4
      19 June 2013 12: 59
      It’s interesting to know if they put a minus on Cameron or Putin? laughing
      1. +5
        19 June 2013 13: 43
        good Good question! Cameron, I guess. His face on the first frame laughing So, what is more careful with the video posts - they zaminusuyu hotly laughing
        1. MG42
          +3
          19 June 2013 13: 53
          Quote: matRoss
          Good question! Cameron, I think His face on the first frame

          This is the problem that some videos do not watch even though it is quite short and informative, they read the posts diagonally, but they click on the buttons ..
          Quote: matRoss
          So, what is more careful with the video posts - they zaminusuyu hotly

          Yes, I already have this violet, just curiosity .. wink
          1. +1
            19 June 2013 15: 50
            Quote: MG42
            That’s the problem that some videos don’t watch even though it’s quite short and informative.

            Well, here recently they posted a video for 3.5 hours, about the history of the Russian state, so I really have no time to get everything to smile :) But I didn’t put a minus)
            1. MG42
              0
              19 June 2013 16: 20
              Quote: DEfindER
              uploaded a video for 3.5 hours, about the history of the Russian state, so I really have no time to get everything :)

              If it’s honest, I don’t watch a video here for more than 30-40 minutes on YouTube, there are rarely exceptions, and I don’t upload such videos to the site before always adding something. I always watch it myself .. Video above 1 min 46 sec, I think you can watch it if you started ..
          2. +1
            19 June 2013 21: 43
            Quote: MG42
            So, what is more careful with the video posts - they zaminusuyu hotly

            Yes, I already have this purple, just curiosity .. wink

            Yes, it’s violet to all sane people. It seems that we are not playing VKontakte games in order to fight for the titles. I have the honor! hi
    2. Containers
      +2
      19 June 2013 22: 40
      After a good "wick" from Putin, Cameron began to sing differently ... How slippery types are these naglo-Saxons.
  48. lexe
    0
    19 June 2013 12: 54
    I watch Vova the pool of Kremlin journalists then updated laughing
    Pretty beauties appeared. Horror for tolerant Europe. And yes, this summit show. Who will we find out as always after. Skype or not? Yes ... Obama doesn’t want to lose the Peace Prize.) Well, don’t want to listen to Clinton. think with your own brains.
  49. +1
    19 June 2013 13: 44
    Russia not only did not surrender Syria, but also promised major troubles to its "Western friends" if they decide to pacify Syria with a "no-fly zone."
    Wow How nice to read. And pride bursts for Russia, and I can’t believe it, are we really going to rise from our knees? But still nice.
  50. 0
    19 June 2013 13: 47
    G8 reminds me of the fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Goats", where "kids" is a verb ...
  51. +1
    19 June 2013 14: 30
    ...Moscow primarily supports itself in Syria...
    Our eyes have finally opened... We'll start stomping soon laughing
  52. +4
    19 June 2013 15: 49
    It’s too early to rejoice, dear comrades, it’s still very early. I’m afraid we and our country now have only one, very difficult road left, if only we had the strength to reach the end. We survived the first round and even won on points, but I think guns and missiles will begin to speak behind the words very soon...
  53. +2
    19 June 2013 15: 52
    Putin did well for not bending to them, and showed the vector of development of future relations with the West. He doesn’t need to leave the country at all, like Stalin, he didn’t go anywhere except Tehran in 43. He will always have parity in negotiations at a minimum, otherwise seven against one can’t always be sustained. The country needs to be restored faster, in my opinion it has begun the second cold war and victory will be ours!
    1. Containers
      +1
      19 June 2013 22: 36
      Vova is a real man. Against these Gay Europeans/Gamocrats, I think it wasn’t very difficult for him. Well, maybe he was sweating a little.
      And the Cold War never ended. No matter how much we are convinced otherwise.
  54. +9
    19 June 2013 16: 31
    It is not entirely clear what the “seven” hoped for.
    It was clear that Putin was not going to surrender Syria. wink
    1. Containers
      0
      19 June 2013 22: 34
      They hoped to have fun and that this fun would easily pass. But the times of Bori the Blue and not Dimon are behind us.
  55. +1
    19 June 2013 16: 35
    Well, Putin is so good in foreign policy!!!! But we can’t relax, otherwise we’ll get another Libya...
  56. Algor73
    +1
    19 June 2013 16: 49
    Well, everything has returned to normal - the West is the West, Russia is Russia, as before. Russia said its “fairy” to the West and thereby closed the door behind itself, giving itself the authority to act contrary to Europe and America. On the one hand, it’s good - after all, it’s a big state, it needs to be taken into account, on the other hand, confrontation is brewing, especially since Asia is no longer on the sidelines
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 19: 47
      As you would expect! We have a different mentality with them. soldier
    2. Containers
      0
      19 June 2013 22: 38
      Russia didn't just say "fe". Russia slapped them in the face. Cameron looked so pitiful and was sweating so much that I almost felt sorry for him...
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  58. fastblast
    +1
    19 June 2013 17: 51
    Find the Big Seven
  59. Grigorich 1962
    +2
    19 June 2013 18: 05
    Bravo GDP!!!...you have two main friends...Army and Navy!...and
  60. waisson
    -2
    19 June 2013 18: 33
    Until we are a strong state, no one will take us into account, and a strong state must have a strong army and a tough, honest, strong president, at the moment we have neither one nor the other
  61. +4
    19 June 2013 18: 43
    Putin is a good guy. Some time ago, Clinton broke out into yet another diarrhea of ​​accusations against Putin, and included such a “monstrous” detail that Western leaders, during official negotiations, feel discomfort when approaching such a part of the negotiations as discussing problems one-on-one. closed doors. And here they decided to take revenge, attacking with seven of them, and again they got hit in the head. Beautiful!!!
    1. Messer
      +1
      19 June 2013 19: 15
      Quote: GalinaNP
      Putin is a good guy. Some time ago, Clinton broke out into yet another diarrhea of ​​accusations against Putin, and included such a “monstrous” detail that Western leaders, during official negotiations, feel discomfort when approaching such a part of the negotiations as discussing problems one-on-one. closed doors. And here they decided to take revenge, attacking with seven of them, and again they got hit in the head. Beautiful!!!



      He shows them juju do techniques, different painful ones
    2. Containers
      0
      19 June 2013 22: 28
      One sick prisoner of the Vietnamese prisons even saw three letters in his eyes. Either the KGB or the PNKh... lol
  62. +2
    19 June 2013 19: 54
    <<< Russia not only did not surrender Syria (at the end of G-8), but also promised major troubles to its “Western friends” if they decide to pacify Syria with a “no-fly zone”>>>.
    The Gorbachev-Yeltsin times of consensus are over! Russia’s firm position on Syria (the West, unfortunately, has for some time now become accustomed to the fact that Russia will vacillate for a while, as on Yugoslavia, Libya, and then, under pressure from the West and promises of improving relations with it, will merge its positions under some pretext) greatly “puzzled” the shit-cratizers. Russia’s authority today has undoubtedly grown, and among countries that previously did not dare to contradict the Western hegemons and voted as they should to the crap-cratizers, confusion and vacillation are beginning. This is already an undoubted success for Russia! Time is not on the side of the “friends of Syria,” who see that the Syrian opposition rabble is about to be crushed and that their immediate and direct intervention is needed to save it, and this is fraught with a direct clash with Russia, for which they seem to be unprepared. So Ms. Clinton may not have to say her famous WOW!
  63. kazssr
    +1
    19 June 2013 20: 11
    If Russia surrenders Syria, then that’s it, it won’t exist as a great country. it will be crushed. And as for the S300, my opinion is that there are landing ships in Tartus for a reason, it’s like a joker or a card out of the sleeve when Russia pulls it out
  64. George
    0
    19 June 2013 20: 41
    Some strange selection of “developed” economies, why is there no China, for example, instead of Italy? Then Russia would have an ally in this conference, two heads are better than one. France also needs to look for a replacement... a useless club, why even convene the G8 if the outcome of the conference is already known? Either Russia will agree, or we will make a decision without it... Putin is great, the West must understand that Russia must be taken into account. Let them mutter under their breath their “evidence” that once destroyed Iraq and Libya... Syria cannot be surrendered, we will lose Syria, we will lose Russia. Russia must create its own club (Yes, I know there is BRICS), but not economically, but politically. China, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan + Ukraine, several other states, and here is an influential organization that can oppose its positions to Western “friends”. Maybe things will come to their own military alliance, although Putin said that he does not want Russia to enter into any “sacred” alliances. Time will tell, but for now we need to fight for any influence in the world, even if the West sees Russia as “geopolitical enemy No. 1”, those who hate are simply jealous...
    1. Containers
      0
      19 June 2013 22: 27
      People are selected for this club based on the principle of “who can spread their buns in front of the big guys more willingly and quickly,” and not according to objective parameters.
  65. gabatikuk
    -2
    19 June 2013 21: 44
    Hi all ! firstly, about the G 8 and what kind of “G” they are without China, because it is the second economy in the world and the first in terms of numbers, it’s simply not clear. It’s just a club of warmongers, Russia has nothing to do there. It’s high time for Russia to take the independent steps that are coming out of his own interests, not counting the opinions of the 7 robbers.
    1. 0
      19 June 2013 22: 08
      Arch-wise! But we didn’t even know that they were SUCKERS!
  66. georg737577
    +1
    20 June 2013 01: 07
    New format; on the one hand - Russia, on the other - the USA and their “big six”... And they are six, after all...
  67. +3
    20 June 2013 02: 26
    Quote: Truffoff
    I'm still waiting for someone to tell you what happened on the G8.


    It seems to me that it would simply be rude to voice what was heard on the G8 to the public. But Putin is great! Mine to him +100.
  68. +3
    20 June 2013 08: 18
    Apparently it’s not easy for one to fight off seven. And don’t bend when seven people affectionately pat you on the shoulder, Gorbachev and Medvedev could not resist, they surrendered Russia. Respect to Vladimir Vladimirovich.
    1. 0
      21 June 2013 19: 08
      I like this GDP and don’t have much respect for him as an interim official, but he has a core.
  69. +4
    20 June 2013 09: 51
    Firstly. We must not leave the GXNUMX, but turn it into a Nine by inviting China into this structure.
    Secondly. It is necessary to quickly carry out the procedure for the accession of Syria, and then Iran, to the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization).
    Third. begin the negotiation process for Syria's entry as an observer into the CSTO..
    These are all political steps. And then all friends and allies, as well as ill-wishers and “friends” of Russia will understand that she has stopped abandoning her allies and her authority will increase more. And the end of the unipolar world will come.
    And regarding Syria and Iran... There is no need to look at the events around these countries from below. We need to evaluate everything and draw conclusions. And this is the result.
    Another cunning player has entered the political scene. These are Arab monarchies. Kater and the Saudis. They carried out the “Arab Spring” with the help of Islamists and the West. And she has a lot of strength for this. Especially financial ones. After all, the finances of these families are in Western banks and they are the owners of large blocks of shares in most of the largest financial institutions in the West and influence their policies. Through these institutions they can influence the policies of specific states. Therefore, we must be careful about allowing them into Russian business. But they recently participated in the acquisition of a large stake in VTB and are planning to buy back shares of Sberbank of Russia. This is how easy it is to let bearded men into your home.
    So, in addition to the Rothschilds, Rockefellers and Morgans, an “Arab lobby” also appeared in the world. And as you remember from the film “The East is a delicate matter.” And they act more cunningly and better. With the hands and tongue of the Americans and their assholes from Europe, they developed their interests in North Africa. Iran and Iran are next in line. And then Central Asia and the Caucasus. Oh, and also Secular Türkiye.
    1. Denchikpro
      0
      20 June 2013 17: 50
      oh yes, the most correct opinion))
  70. 0
    21 June 2013 19: 04
    Was there an eight?
    A stool in the corner of the seven's meeting room, even sometimes placed at the far end of the table... negative
  71. 0
    21 June 2013 22: 46
    They tried to force Vladimir Vladimirovich to a democratic world. It is clear that Russia is a powerful power with its own national interests. But the Yankees need a big war and other people’s blood, then they will prosper for a couple of decades. And now there is hunger, crises, and vampirism is not allowed.
  72. 0
    21 June 2013 22: 49
    I wonder how, say, Navalnov would behave at such a summit? or Nemtsov? Probably six of Barak's concubines were resting because... They didn’t have time to satisfy the owner because of the agility of our der..mcrats. After all, it has long become clear that the West is attacking those who specifically pay Russia with money and not with promises.
    1. 0
      22 June 2013 14: 16
      Quote: Mercenary
      I wonder how, say, Navalnov would behave at such a summit?

      Nothing interesting, look

      Definitely and nothing else!
  73. 0
    24 June 2013 18: 42
    from the Don.
    After the statement by the Prime Minister of Canada about the exclusion of Russia from the G8, these meetings will be held according to the formula: Sixes + King + Joker:!!!
  74. pilot mk
    0
    25 June 2013 08: 58
    I liked the description of the last meeting of the Big Eight: "A wolf and seven kids."