The march of nationalists in Warsaw turned into a storming of the Russian Embassy

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Polish police detained three dozen pogrom participants at the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. For an attempt to attack a diplomatic building, three of them will be punished. The organizers promised that the traditional march in honor of Independence Day this year will be calm, but in the end the procession turned into an assault with riots: flares, stones and incendiary bottles flew to the Russian embassy.

If the Independence Day of Poland suggests a nationalistic orgy and pogrom - and this has been going on for more than a year in a row - then the day before the holiday was a success. And the attack on the Russian embassy in Warsaw was a bit of a climax.

The organizers of the ultra-right march, which, according to police estimates, gathered up to 20 thousands of people, initially managed to maintain some semblance of order with the help of men in orange vests. But it did not last long. Several hundreds of young people with faces wrapped in football scarves — perhaps those who organized provocations against Russian fans at the last European Championship — broke away from the general company and began to smash the house inhabited by radical squatters, throwing stones and flares at him.

When a police special forces appeared, the hooligans initially switched to him, but after they started shooting at them with tear gas grenades and rubber bullets, they scattered through the neighboring streets, where they began to break windows and burn cars. And about a hundred of them at that moment moved towards the Russian embassy.

They managed to set fire to the security booth, a certain number of bottles, stones and explosive packets flew into Russian territory. Three of the most annoying had to be pulled off the fence by the legs and loaded into the truck. At this point, the authorities decided to terminate the action ahead of schedule, as notified by its organizers, who, however, had nothing to control. The rioters have shifted to historical the center is on Savior Square, where the bohemian audience and liberal youth gather, they still managed to burn the flower arch, built for the holiday as a symbol of tolerance. In a word, everything that day passed, as is customary with the nationalists: first they shouted "Fatherland, honor and God", appealing to the holy things, and then they hid their faces and arranged something in which God was not visible and little honor to their homeland.
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  1. +19
    12 November 2013 10: 08
    Psheki are completely crazy! angry
    1. +37
      12 November 2013 10: 11
      A very unfriendly country can be said in relation to Russia. Although Russia has much more reasons not to love Poland.
      1. +38
        12 November 2013 10: 29
        Quote: Jamal
        A very unfriendly country can be said in relation to Russia.
        If Poland in its entire history has regularly raked off Russia, it is not surprising that they can not stand us. The diminished self-awareness of the loser makes itself felt.
        1. +23
          12 November 2013 10: 38
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          Pinched loser identity


          There is from what:

          Catherine II of the throne of the Commonwealth ordered for herself to make a closet.
          1. randomizer
            +4
            12 November 2013 19: 58
            But they, too, during the time of troubles spoiled our blood. There is something to do from thrones)
        2. Eternal demobilization
          +4
          12 November 2013 12: 06
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          Quote: Jamal
          A very unfriendly country can be said in relation to Russia.


          If Poland in its entire history has regularly raked off Russia, it is not surprising that they can not stand us. The diminished self-awareness of the loser makes itself felt.


          That's right, the strong one when he gives the back of the head or the back of the weak, that only remains to bend his hands and finely mischief if possible. I agree, that's just what losers do.
        3. +8
          12 November 2013 13: 04
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          If Poland in its entire history has regularly raked from Russia

          The history of the Poles does not teach anything. Everything is dreamed of "Great Poland from Mozha to Mozha", and everything will end with a banal fifth section (I consider the fourth division between the Third Reich and the USSR in 1939), because every cricket know your six.
          1. RUSSIA 2013
            0
            13 November 2013 07: 50
            You know, Poland as that wedding general, there are epaulettes, but there is no weight, although it strives to become one of the regional leaders in Europe, BUT the one who shares the pastel and dreams, and you remain in second place.
        4. +6
          12 November 2013 13: 09
          Forever offended and humiliated ... Though in this way it should be reminded that Poland was once an independent state ... The best way is to stop getting smashed and smash everything ... Natsik is the same everywhere ... Intelligence at the level cows and besides the owner’s team do not know anything ...
        5. +5
          12 November 2013 13: 43
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          The pinched self-awareness of the loser makes itself felt.

          ... Poland today is poisoning itself with a sense of hatred intended, it seems, as for enemies. The anti-Russian upbringing that the Poles have been exposed to for the last sixteen years (mainly thanks to the Gazeta Vyborchy, which the other media imitate) has brought a strange and unexpected effect: their mental dependence on Russia has become as deep as ever ...
          Bronislaw Lagowski, Polish journalist.

          ... Russophobia develops among the Poles mainly in the process of school education and under the influence of the mass media, which constantly support the topic of Russia's guilt before the Poles for centuries, mix facts with speculation and label Russians. This creates either a sacrificial or heroic image of Poland ...
          Amir Gismatullin, consultant on public relations between Russia and new EU members.
          There is simply nothing to add ... fellow
        6. +1
          12 November 2013 19: 30
          Actually, not all Poles are like that !!! Although such a vile majority.
          And normal ones during World War II fought on our side, by the way, and how many of them were, I know, and I know that there are few. Just by individual geeks you can not judge everyone !!!!!!!!
        7. 0
          13 November 2013 03: 20
          Pay attention to the historical trend - when things are bad in Russia, in Poland rise. And vice versa. So why should they love us? Especially now.
      2. +2
        12 November 2013 13: 19
        It is sad, according to the legend Rus, Cech, Lech were brothers. Genetically, 56,4 Poles are the purest Slavs, and here is such mutual enmity and rejection. The biggest problem of the Slavs is enmity and feud.
        1. 0
          12 November 2013 21: 52
          The greatest competition takes place within one species.
        2. 0
          13 November 2013 03: 26
          I know! The fact is that the remaining 43,6% muddy the water! But the Nazis generally held their Czechs.
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    2. +16
      12 November 2013 10: 13
      The staff of the Polish Embassy in Moscow, I would not recommend being at the embassy or going out. I think the response will not take long. Remember what happened after the detention of a Russian diplomat in the Netherlands.
      1. +2
        12 November 2013 11: 15
        Quote: Canep
        The staff of the Polish Embassy in Moscow, I would not recommend being at the embassy or going out. I think the response will not take long.

        The answer in words:
        Quote: APES
        Catherine II of the throne of the Commonwealth ordered for herself to make a closet.

        Come and sit on the pots, two or three thousand people have enough space at the embassy.

        18.11/XNUMX. Latvia will have Jo's day. They will take an example from the Psheks, like it.
        1. Evgeniy.
          +2
          12 November 2013 16: 53
          What for? It’s understandable that they got blue revenge - the police were unbridled, but here the police seemed to be working
    3. +8
      12 November 2013 10: 19
      Quote: bodriy
      Psheki are completely crazy!

      There was no need to release them in the Second World War, now they would all become soap, or they would work on reservations .. and they would be happy, really, "They don't look for good."
      1. -22
        12 November 2013 13: 08
        Quote: DEfindER
        It was not necessary to release them in the Second World War,

        hahah liberate ????? Is not Stalin divided Hitler with Poland)))
        1. -1
          12 November 2013 14: 28
          Minus flew true eyes prick cheers patriots))
          1. VladUrich
            +11
            12 November 2013 18: 56
            Nothing personal is not for the truth, they just rated your IQ and it went into minus. Learn the story.
          2. +2
            12 November 2013 19: 44
            Comrade, just one question - if Stalin had NOT "divided" Poland and gave it all to Hitler - would that have happened? Hint - how would the border of the USSR go, at what distance from Moscow?
            1. -9
              12 November 2013 20: 27
              Quote: Albert1988
              Comrade, just one question - if Stalin had NOT "divided" Poland and gave it all to Hitler - would that have happened? Hint - how would the border of the USSR go, at what distance from Moscow?

              Drown in your greatness and do not recognize the truth.
              Secondly, what I wrote here, Stalin did the right thing inappropriately, why he did it. The person wrote that he didn’t need to release them in the Second World War, to which I indicated that Stalin and Hitler together seized him and took their shares. But no, the minusers of the arguments don’t hear or hear through one place.
              This reminded me when a teacher in history taught me seriously in school one of the reasons for the Persian campaign of Peter; it was caused by the fact that he wanted to save the Azerbaijani khanates from the Turks))))) The analogy would be if Hitler explained the capture of Belarus from saving the Belarusians from Russian))
              1. +2
                12 November 2013 21: 51
                Quote: Yeraz
                This reminded me when a teacher in history taught me seriously in school one of the reasons for the Persian campaign of Peter; it was caused by the fact that he wanted to save the Azerbaijani khanates from the Turks)))))


                belay and where then the Persians? laughing
                1. -2
                  13 November 2013 00: 54
                  Quote: lonely
                  and where then the Persians?

                  Exit to Persia)
              2. +4
                12 November 2013 23: 18
                Well firstly in its I am not drowning in greatness - I have not deserved the prefix "great" yet. And then you are not surprised why ours waited a week after Hitler's attack on Poland and did not cross the border, although everything was already ready and the Germans were yelling that we were not fulfilling the agreement? That's right - they were waiting for France's retaliatory actions with England, but they threw Poland, so we took the piece that remained - and moved the border, and the territories captured by the Poles were returned, by the way. And what about Peter I - then, of course, each empire pursues its own interests, but this does not mean that this cannot be of benefit to other peoples, otherwise if we did not "occupy" Georgia in due time - it would not be like this now culture - only Turks would live.
                And then
                Quote: Yeraz
                An analogy if Hitler explained the capture of Belarus from the salvation of Belarusians from Russian))

                When they save, they don't kill every fourth civilian! Remember - we destroyed 20 thousand Polish offers, and the Poles had rotted 90000 of our prisoners in concentration camps before! Poland was the core of the "Little Entente" - a Russophobic alliance, a cordon sanitaire, and pursued a clear anti-Russian policy, so its elimination was a very natural aspiration of our leadership!
                1. +1
                  13 November 2013 01: 00
                  Quote: Albert1988
                  And what about Peter I - then, of course, each empire pursues its own interests, but this does not mean that this cannot be of benefit to other peoples, otherwise if we did not "occupy" Georgia in due time - it would not be like this now cultures - only Turks would live

                  Nothing like the Georgians would just become Muslims, unlike the Armenians, their Islam takes root well. Moreover, the Georgians have a generalized concept, there are Svans, migraines, Lazs. By the way, Lazy people in Turkey do not feel bad, they call themselves Lazs the religion of Islam and sometimes at times nationalistic and patriotic in relation to Turkey than the Turks themselves.
                  So, the Georgians would remain.
                  Quote: Albert1988
                  When they save, they don’t kill every fourth civilian!

                  I did not write the word analogy because Hitler acted under such slogans, but if you give an example and imagine. There were brothers with the Turks, and they say Peter went to save us from the Turks, this is the same if the Germans went to save the Belarusians from the Russians))
                  Quote: Albert1988
                  Remember - we destroyed 20 thousand Polish offers, and the Poles had rotted 90000 of our prisoners in concentration camps before! Poland was the core of the "Little Entente" - a Russophobic alliance, a cordon sanitaire, and pursued a clear anti-Russian policy, so its elimination was a very natural aspiration of our leadership!

                  Once again I say the question is not correct or not. Well done, I was captured by the empire and it’s normal. The question was that the person who speaks better would not have liberated Poland, although they themselves participated in the capture. That's all.
                  1. 0
                    13 November 2013 17: 02
                    Quote: Yeraz
                    So, the Georgians would remain.

                    Aha, but nothing that religion plays a huge role in shaping the culture of the people? That is, having replaced Orthodoxy with Islam, would Georgians have to completely abandon their culture? Is it okay that Turkey rigidly implanted its language in the occupied territories, not only demanding to learn it, but at the same time completely abandoning its native language? And Islam takes root only among some Georgian nations, so there would be bloodshed. And about Peter - it is clear, he did not go to save you, but first of all to kick the Turks, well, he grabbed "a little" of the earth.
                    Quote: Yeraz
                    although they themselves participated in the capture.

                    Is the difference between the seizure and return of our previously seized lands clear? And then - again - what would have happened if we hadn’t "captured" these territories? They would have remained "clean", but it would have been such a political failure that Mama don't grieve! And the Germans are closer and our "prestige" is below the plinth. And again I repeat - there was no more Russophobic state than Pelsudchik's Poland in the then continental Europe! And what's wrong with eliminating our worst enemy when we get a good chance?
              3. +2
                13 November 2013 03: 41
                Well, just the evil Stalin captured and divided! And for me it’s so easy to regain their own, haptened during the former weakness of Russia. In addition, compensated by German property ...
              4. +1
                13 November 2013 10: 29
                Quote: Yeraz
                One of the reasons for the Persian campaign of Peter was caused by the fact that he wanted the Azerbaijani khanates from the Turks to save

                And what confuses you with this? In my opinion, there are even documents confirming that the Caucasian peoples suffered at that time from the raids of the Turks, and asked the Tsar to protect them. But the main goal of Peter's campaign was the Black Sea and the establishment of Russian influence on this region.
                1. -1
                  13 November 2013 14: 46
                  Quote: DEfindER
                  And what confuses you with this? In my opinion, there are even documents confirming that the Caucasian peoples suffered at that time from the raids of the Turks, and asked the Tsar to protect them

                  Are you mocking ?? This is the same as the Belarusians suffered from the Russian yoke.
                  We are Turks with 1 people, what kind of suffering ??? According to the nation, we Turks in Russia came up with the artificial words TURK, in Turkic languages ​​there is no division into the word Türk and Turk. There is one word TURK. Turkish Turk, Azeri Turk, Kazakh Turk and Etc.Nation one name of the territory simply determines where this Turk comes from. For the peoples living in the Caucasus, Georgians and Ossetians could suffer the most. Everyone. For the rest of the Muslims of the Caucasus, the Ottoman Empire was the friendly greatest Muslim power at that time. Or Sheikh Shamil forgot who wanted to connect and the sympathies of Muslims, the Caucasus on whose side was.
            2. +3
              12 November 2013 21: 54
              Stalin did not divide, but restored the border, which by the way was recognized even by such Russophobes as the British, led by the Cherchel.
          3. sasska
            +1
            13 November 2013 20: 36
            by relics and firs.
          4. sasska
            +1
            13 November 2013 21: 51
            by relics and firs.
        2. Azak
          +7
          12 November 2013 16: 27
          Well, for starters, Poland and Hitler divided Czechoslovakia! And the Soviets entered the territory of the FORMER Polish state, when the FORMER government of Poland shed abroad leaving its people to their fate ...
          1. -6
            12 November 2013 20: 34
            Quote: Azak
            Well, for starters, Poland and Hitler divided Czechoslovakia

            But for starters it’s not necessary. It’s enough to hear already but America, but those ...
            Quote: Azak
            And the Soviets entered the territory of the FORMER Polish state, when the FORMER government of Poland shed abroad leaving its people to their fate ...

            Yeah, it’s the same thing if in the United States 90 captured Russia, explaining that it had seized the territory of the FORMER USSR. Well, tell a laugh. Soviet troops entered on the one hand the German on the other and divided and there were official treaties.
            Although I understand Russia is the only empire in the world that has not captured and exploited anyone. I myself have heard and never agreed to this nonsense at school and at the university, because I do not consider myself a moron.
            1. +2
              12 November 2013 20: 42
              Poland only lost what, as befits the "hyena of Europe" (Churchill's term) managed to chop off from its neighbors. So the Poles have nothing to be offended. Easy came, easy and gone ...
            2. +2
              12 November 2013 23: 31
              Quote: Yeraz
              But for starters it’s not necessary. It’s enough to hear already but America, but those ...

              And here we are! Sorry for the pun, - what’s it that’s possible - others can, but we can’t? Moreover, the territories that we were withdrawn under the Molotov-Ribentrop Pact and which we then took were captured by Poland in 1921, that's all)))
              Quote: Yeraz
              Although I understand Russia is the only empire in the world that has not captured and exploited anyone. I myself have heard and never agreed to this nonsense at school and at the university, because I do not consider myself a moron.

              If you are interested in the history of colonialism in other countries, mainly Anglo-Saxon, you will understand - Russia is not sugar, but compared to these "lights of civilization" we are just angels! After all, it just occurred to us to invest huge funds in the development of our colonies and not stupidly suck resources from them!
              1. +2
                13 November 2013 00: 53
                Quote: Albert1988
                And here we are! Sorry for the pun, - what’s it that’s possible - others can, but we can’t?

                Argue with progressive things, otherwise it turns out to be a shooter translation in many situations. That is, negative. We don’t have to compare 100 pedafiles, but a hundred Americans. Yes, even thousands !! We have to compare 1000 professional doctors with Amers, and we have 10000 etc. And then all the negativity is always an excuse for them, and for those. Look at yourself and work on yourself. And the main trouble is to imagine enemies everywhere !! Well, it just feels like the whole world is sitting and plotting against Russia is especially laughed at by its attitude towards the Turks, but to the Turks, Russia their opponent is Europe, they dream of Ottoman greatness, and he was in Europe.
                Quote: Albert1988
                If you are interested in the history of colonialism in other countries, mainly Anglo-Saxon, you will understand - Russia is not sugar, but compared to these "lights of civilization" we are just angels! After all, it just occurred to us to invest huge funds in the development of our colonies and not stupidly suck resources from them!

                Let’s not take this into account. Where everything was at the highest level, the winged Russian community lived there. And they pumped oil from Baku very well. And the people resettled from one point to another. But the Russians have an excuse saying that they did the same with the Russians . But this can be said, but what does it matter to us? Your rulers, but they have taken our lands by ours.
                1. +1
                  13 November 2013 16: 52
                  Quote: Yeraz
                  Let's not do that. T

                  And on this score we will! Oh how we will! Russia is credited with the "genocide" of the small peoples of the Caucasus - the Circassian tribes, but it's okay that those Circassians who surrendered to the Russians still live and speak their native languages? Yes, they were resettled to the Kuban, but allowed to return to their ancestral lands! But the Turks, when they were taking out the Circassians who joined them from the Caucasus, began to throw the old people into the sea on the way, and the arrivals were rigidly assimilated, and now "descendants" of the Circassians or Crimean Tatars emerge in Turkey, having nothing to do with their ancestors of any cultural and genetic relationship! And if you look closely at the composition of those peoples whom Russia resettled, then a very interesting fact will emerge - only those peoples who often ran into Russian territories with the aim of plundering were subjected to this kind of "repression", and even then - they were resettlements, not total destruction how often did the British, Americans, etc.
                  Quote: Yeraz
                  Your rulers, but they have become ours, taking our lands.

                  This is yes, but nothing that while "your" rulers received the Russian nobility, and became princes no less! Now think - what other state distributed noble privileges to the elites of the conquered peoples?
                  1. -1
                    13 November 2013 18: 35
                    Quote: Albert1988
                    Russia is credited with the "genocide" of the small peoples of the Caucasus - the Circassian tribes, but it's okay that those Circassians who surrendered to the Russians still live and speak their native languages?

                    And it’s nothing that they were cut and driven out part of them (many of them driven out of the way died) from their original lands, populating it with Russians, and now Armenians (SOCHI).
                    Do you think that you should thank Russia and say thank you for not destroying it completely? Well then, the Indians should not have any complaints against the Americans, but there are Indians in the USA.


                    Quote: Albert1988
                    This is yes, but nothing that while "your" rulers received the Russian nobility, and became princes no less! Now think - what other state distributed noble privileges to the elites of the conquered peoples?

                    Yes, we saw these princes by 90 percent of the Khritstians. And the nobles were given so that they did not rebel, and not because Russia is so good-natured and to have local people in the leadership who know the realities are always more profitable and have less irritation among the population.
                    I don’t know whether the British gave their titles to local kings or not, although they most likely did, but the fact that local kings lived happily in India is also a fact.
                    1. 0
                      13 November 2013 19: 26
                      Quote: Yeraz
                      And it’s nothing that they were cut and driven out part of them (many of them driven out of the way died) from their original lands, populating it with Russians, and now Armenians (SOCHI).

                      I will repeat specifically - all resettled peoples have successfully returned to their ancestral lands. Yes, many died on the way and in a new place, but when such "operations" were carried out by Turkey, much more died, we can say that almost all who were resettled, and those who remained, were assimilated. Far from all the kings lived happily in India, they were not given titles of the British Empire - God forbid these "monkeys" "noble" British titles!
                      Quote: Yeraz
                      to have locals in local leadership who know the realities are always more profitable and less irritation among the population.

                      Here! The same British put their ugly Nazi governor, who looked at the locals as barbarians and spread rot to the heap!
                      Quote: Yeraz
                      Do you think that you should thank Russia and say thank you for not destroying it completely? Well then, the Indians should not have any complaints against the Americans, but there are Indians in the USA

                      Well, to say thank you or not, this is another question, but Russia has NEVER carried out a TARGETED GENOCIDE of the local population in order to free the land, and resettlement to other territories was carried out in order to keep the resettled "under supervision" so that they would not organize predatory campaigns to Russia again. Of course, there were losses and not small ones, of course this is bad, but as they say it was not necessary to rob Russian settlements and sell thousands of Russians into slavery! But the "civilized" countries cut everyone at once, to the root, just so that they "did not interfere." So compare who was more merciful ...

                      Well, I forgot to add - the peoples of the Caucasus, namely some Circassian tribes began to make predatory campaigns in Russia when they came under the influence of Turkey! When Russia previously contacted them, they often converted to Christianity or even remained pagans in friendly or allied relations with Russia. BUT, Turkey came to the Caucasus, began to aggressively instill its culture and faith, which by the way the Russians did not do, and it started - raids, robberies, enslavement of the Russian population ... So Russia reacted cruelly, but effectively ...
                      1. Cat
                        +1
                        13 November 2013 19: 34
                        Quote: Albert1988
                        ... Russia has NEVER carried out a TARGETED GENOCIDE of the local population in order to liberate the land, and resettlement to other territories was carried out in order to keep the resettled "under supervision" - so that they would not arrange predatory campaigns to Russia again. Of course, there were losses and not small ones, of course this is bad, but as they say it was not necessary to rob Russian settlements and sell thousands of Russians into slavery! But the "civilized" countries cut everyone at once, to the root, just so that they "did not interfere." So compare who was more merciful ...

                        that's why the bourgeoisie and consider us "uncivilized barbarians", yeah.
        3. +1
          13 November 2013 10: 23
          Quote: Yeraz
          Did not Stalin and Hitler divided Poland)))

          We did not take a meter of Polish land, but returned the fact that the Poles took over during the civil war ..
          1. +1
            13 November 2013 10: 28
            Quote: DEfindER
            We did not take a meter of Polish land, but returned the fact that the Poles took over during the civil war ..

            Let's get around this topic ... otherwise there can be so many "emerge". And in general why the Polish patriots Vilnius do not demand the same back, in their opinion, "primordially Polish Vilna ..."
      2. +2
        12 November 2013 19: 32
        That's right here! However !!! They helped us to destroy German fortresses in Poland - the same Poznan or on the border with Germany Kernverk. Without them it would be difficult !!! And you need !!!
    4. +6
      12 November 2013 11: 09
      It’s a pity that Freud died. Here it is for his material analyzes then! Constrained pride (an eternally dependent country), sexual disorders (only the lazy did not tear), children's psychotrauma (constantly offended from the very education), etc., etc., etc.
      Actually, I lived in Poland for five years and I can say that my head is out of order only in the eastern part of the country, mainly in Warsaw and Krakow. In the west (Wroclaw, Legnica, Zielona Gora, Walbrzych, etc.), there are quite adequate people.
    5. w.ebdo.g
      +18
      12 November 2013 11: 15
      Lukashenko is handsome!
      "Danchenko will put things in order at the enterprise - I will make him vice-premier.
      If he doesn't lead him, we'll put him in jail ... "
      everything is very simple!
      1. +9
        12 November 2013 11: 47
        Quote: w.ebdo.g
        Lukashenko is handsome!


        He is a simple man - he doesn’t use smart words unnecessarily,
        straight man - calls a spade a spade.
      2. +2
        12 November 2013 12: 31
        Lukashenka is right, there is nothing to frighten with such "investors" who can only divide and take away. They are not needed, and in Russia every first one is like that.
      3. Evgeniy.
        +3
        12 November 2013 16: 59
        Oh yes dad
    6. Powder donut
      +3
      12 November 2013 11: 16
      Psheks are stupefied;))) I immediately remember the fans of my native Spartak and the fascist flag on the podium, that's where the abomination is, and what’s going on
    7. SolomonSS
      +2
      12 November 2013 11: 24
      Russophobia begins to manifest itself again. When Russia becomes stronger and stronger the spirit of the Russian people, then Western investors, of various color revolutions, give the command to bark to their pugs. In principle, in every country there are inadequacies. We also have a whole bunch of them and a small bunch.

      Nothing, time will pass, let's see how they sing when the number of Arabs and Muslims increases in France and Germany, and other European countries. Where will they run and what will they ask.
      Time will put everything in its place.
    8. Eternal demobilization
      +2
      12 November 2013 12: 01
      Hardly ... how the finished can also fool)) wink laughing
    9. 0
      12 November 2013 20: 59
      The Embassy of Russia is the territory of Russia. An attack was made on the embassy, ​​and therefore ..... So, do the residents of Krakow or Warsaw want to be Russians?
      1. sasska
        +1
        13 November 2013 22: 05
        Nationalists showered the Polish Embassy in Moscow with fire and smoke bombs

        "Supporters of the" Other Russia "on November 13 threw fires and smoke bombs at the territory of the Polish Embassy in Moscow, and also stretched out a banner in front of the diplomatic mission building with the slogan" Russia from Warsaw to Port Arthur! "

        According to the party’s website, the rally was held in protest against the pogroms organized by Polish nationalists in Warsaw.

        The report notes that during the action, Konstantin Makarov, Simon Verdiyan and Sergei Zaplavnov, as well as the videographer of Grani.ru Andrei Novichkov, were detained. Several protesters managed to escape. The detainees were taken to the Presnenskoe OVD. "

        wink
  2. -2
    12 November 2013 10: 09
    Polish from sea to sea, the spirit of the Polish gentry is still alive.
    1. +6
      12 November 2013 10: 33
      "The spirit of the Polish gentry" turned out to have a very unpleasant smell - however, dermo's, and "from sea to sea" - not in this life, faster the Pshek will again have no state left. And strengthening the embassy security of this shitty state is not a panacea for retaliation.
    2. +1
      12 November 2013 12: 20
      How many times have "great" Poland been divided among neighbors? Four? Maybe it's time again ... purely for preventive purposes?
      ________________________
      I still do not understand what the pshek wanted?
      1. +1
        12 November 2013 20: 12
        Why then share them? Cklop chop off, and local who will not pass the test .... restore the gold reserve!
  3. +6
    12 November 2013 10: 12
    not for nothing that even the British threw them at the beginning of World War II. country sick on the head
  4. +3
    12 November 2013 10: 12
    I wonder whose ears are behind this?
    mmmm yes these are our American "friends"!
    oooh and the Israeli "God-loved"!
    1. Alexey Prikazchikov
      +1
      12 November 2013 10: 17
      And even before that, there were ***** for the whole head.
    2. +2
      12 November 2013 10: 31
      Quote: afire
      oooh and the Israeli "God-loved"!

      Yes, this is what the Jews or they are to blame for everything.
    3. Warrawar
      +3
      12 November 2013 10: 45
      Quote: afire
      I wonder whose ears are behind this?
      mmmm yes these are our American "friends"!
      oooh and the Israeli "God-loved"!

      What does the USA and Israel have to do with it? Poles hate Russians for many centuries, it was long before the formation of the United States and Israel.
      What kind of a manner this went, almost immediately the United States and Israel ...
      1. +3
        12 November 2013 11: 21
        Quote: Warrawar
        Poles hate Russians for many centuries, it was long before the formation of the United States and Israel.

        Where is such awareness from?
        Or rather: Hatred Polenev centuries-old cultivated by the efforts of the Vatican and the Saxons !!!
        1. Warrawar
          -1
          12 November 2013 12: 57
          Quote: Papakiko
          Where is such awareness from?
          Or rather: Hatred Polenev centuries-old cultivated by the efforts of the Vatican and the Saxons !!!

          Yes, that's right, but the Polish intervention of 1612 was a provocation of the US State Department ...
          This is generally already some kind of schizophrenia, for every street trick, to see the machinations of the United States.
          There is a good joke on this subject:
          "Grandma Frosya, after watching Channel One, realized that the potatoes from her cellar were stolen from her, personally by the President of the United States - Barack Obama."
      2. +1
        12 November 2013 11: 34
        Create a provocation on a national basis, like two fingers! you just need to motivate those who know how to arrange.
        It remains to understand who benefits.
        To the Poles? I beg of you! just now they are quite calm.
        To Israel? perhaps yes, since we are like a splinter in them.
        America? Yes, yes, since we are initially opponents.
        Baltic brethren? mmm maybe, but you need to understand what money is spent for, that is, what the brethren will receive for these provocations. - nothing, but the money will go away. Not - they won’t do it.
        Germany? not at all.
        France? they are smart enough not to engage in such a kindergarten and try to prove something to Russia.

        Just the guys Israel and the United States.
        And the fact that the Poles always hate us - I agree, but this does not fit into their re-educated European level. So the borders are outlined, contracts are concluded - just x has no reason. And here that incited them for money
      3. Evgeniy.
        +1
        12 November 2013 17: 01
        since 1612 especially
    4. netMolotov
      0
      12 November 2013 18: 01
      afire (4) EU - and whose ears are behind this?
      these are our American "friends"!
      and the Israeli "beloved"!

      And you are not afraid that for such comments you will be kicked out of the geyrope. American "friends" do not like traitors at home.
      1. 0
        15 November 2013 00: 12
        Quote: netMolotov
        And you are not afraid that for such komenty you will be expelled from geyropa. American friends do not like traitors at home.

        what is it about?
    5. -1
      15 November 2013 00: 39
      The last Kaczynski will not calm down. It’s time to invite to Russia, to visit. laughing
  5. +7
    12 November 2013 10: 12
    Logs run up completely lost fear. We have to prepare a new section.
  6. +5
    12 November 2013 10: 12
    the funniest thing is that they behave like a jackal. they shamed in their capital, and in Moscow they asked to strengthen the protection of their embassy. and how are they going to come to us for the World Cup? Or do they hope that by then everything will be forgotten?
    1. 3935333
      +9
      12 November 2013 10: 18
      we also talked about this with the guys yesterday, we are waiting! preparing a "warm" welcome for lyakham in Volgograd.
  7. +3
    12 November 2013 10: 14
    Ah, in vain their embassy in Moscow was taken under heavy guard. It would be necessary, on the contrary, to defiantly remove it. Like, get out yourself if you like to run into it ...
    1. +4
      12 November 2013 10: 20
      I agree 100%, but there is the Vienna Convention.
      1. +9
        12 November 2013 10: 32
        Quote: Canep
        I agree 100%, but there is the Vienna Convention.

        Tell the Dutch about her, they will smoke a smoke.
        1. +3
          12 November 2013 10: 58
          According to the Vienna Convention, Russia must ensure the inviolability of foreign embassies and personnel. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen security. But response to violations of the convention is necessary, therefore, the enhanced protection, I think there will be an order not to succumb to provocations. And I think the instruction on the protection of the POLISH Embassy was received by the security. I advise the Poles to renew their property insurance contract.
        2. +5
          12 November 2013 12: 11
          Do not be like the Dutch and Poles.
        3. Evgeniy.
          +1
          12 November 2013 17: 03
          Tell the Dutch about her, they will smoke a smoke.
          they can cope without words smile
    2. +2
      12 November 2013 21: 55
      Quote: Stiletto
      Ah, in vain their embassy in Moscow was taken under heavy guard. It would be necessary, on the contrary, to defiantly remove it. Like, get out yourself if you like to run into it ...


      Well, they would remove the guard, well, they would arrange a pogrom, they would become the same as they are. Well they are brainless, but where is the composure and cold mind? and you need to answer not with broken glasses and burnt window frames, but with a good political idle talk so that the next time you would have to think 100 times before doing something!
  8. +1
    12 November 2013 10: 15
    Well, wait for the response of the pshek ...! This is arrogance ...
  9. Alexey Prikazchikov
    +10
    12 November 2013 10: 16
    Fucking Polish Untermensch, a miserable and insignificant people who lost the race to us. You just need to answer this adequately, for example, it’s quite by accident that you find bacteria in Polish products supplied to the Russian Federation or something like that. Every trash on this piece of stone, damned by all gods, must know for sure that Russophobia is very, very expensive and must be paid for without fail.
    1. sergey261180
      +5
      12 November 2013 10: 23
      Onishchenko is not on you! am
    2. +3
      12 November 2013 10: 55
      About Polish Russophobia:






      Photo captions:
      WAKE UP! Do you want EURO without Poland? Russia or death!

      Peaks for the battle
      sabers in the hand!
      Drive the Russian
      chase, chase!

      ON ME! Everyone believes that Russians can be defeated today

      Poles!
      Give Russia a second "Miracle over the Vistula"
      1. HOUSES
        +5
        12 November 2013 11: 31
        A nation is not worthy of statehood. Smart people have always thought so.
      2. Alexey Prikazchikov
        -3
        12 November 2013 11: 39
        Just next time you don’t have to make mistakes. Next time, you just need to cut them all to the root and that's it. I don’t give a damn that the rest of the world will be pissed at the maximum that everyone else can yap like mongrel from around the corner.
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    3. netMolotov
      -1
      12 November 2013 19: 01
      Alexey Prikazchikov (5) - Fucking Polish Untermensch, a pathetic and insignificant people who lost our race.

      Here it is the best answer to the question - why Ukraine preferred the EU! Smart will understand.
      1. Alexey Prikazchikov
        -1
        12 November 2013 21: 17
        Let them fall there and as soon as possible. And then all these relatives, the little brothers are fucking sick. And yes, it is better to be a lone wolf than the head of a pack of jackals, although it does not shine for them.
  10. +7
    12 November 2013 10: 18
    Memory is short ... The Germans Germanized the Polish population in "their own part of Poland according to the Partition. The Russian Empire preserved the Poles their language, culture, and gave a certain amount of autonomy.
    In the 39th they relied on Western "allies", refusing the help of S.Soyuz
    And the result?
    1. +5
      12 November 2013 10: 35
      Quote: Very old
      And the result?

      Auschwitz
      1. +6
        12 November 2013 11: 42
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        Quote: Very old
        And the result?

        Auschwitz
        A little out of place. In 1939, the Poles showed ambition. And the distribution in Auschwitz included mainly (not exclusively, but in the majority) Jews, including Soviet citizens.
        But here's the irony of fate. In 1943, when the Warsaw ghetto revolted, Warsaw Poles, including members of the Home Army, calmly looked at the smoke, sipped coffee in cafes, and spoke like "the Germans are firing the idov", and did not even lift a finger to support.
        In 1944, when the Poles had already risen up, the Red Army was already looking at them because of the Vistula and didn’t support anything seriously (there’s no place to argue whether Stalin was harmful, according to inadequate Poles, or due to objective reasons, as Rokossovsky argued, also a Pole by the way, and I personally tend to believe Rokossovsky).
        As they say in America, "what goes around, comes around" (in the sense that your unseemly actions will return to you).
  11. sergey261180
    +5
    12 November 2013 10: 20
    I did not expect anything else from them. It has always been an enemy country.
    1. +7
      12 November 2013 10: 29
      Little of,
      From time immemorial, they waged war on Russia: with the Teutons, with the French, with Lithuanians and Swedes.
      For the 1612th - we will never forget (this is not a grudge) This is - MEMORY!
      1. +4
        12 November 2013 10: 35
        Quote: Very old
        from time immemorial went war on Russia: with the Teutons

        Have you mixed anything up?


        Quote: Very old
        with Lithuanians

        ??? This is when the Lithuanians "went to Russia"?
        1. +4
          12 November 2013 10: 50
          The Germans (Teutons) brought vassals to Lake Peipsi.
          (who are you "-" for just a question? - incorrect)
          1. +3
            12 November 2013 19: 14
            Quote: Very old
            Germans (Teutons) brought vassals to Lake Peipsi

            What kind?


            Quote: Very old
            Not confused

            So lied. Because everything is exactly the opposite. The Poles opposed the order for a long time, until, finally, in alliance with the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, they secured it near the town of Grunwald.
            1. 0
              12 November 2013 20: 42
              Shovels, please go at least to Wikipedia. Articles: POLAND,
              Battle on the Ice
              I went in, checked, I didn’t lie, I didn’t confuse. You can look for other sources. And Grunwald is already the 15th century (1410), in which the Russians took part. Sucks with your story, dear colleague in the forum. All the best.
              (For 170 years you never know what happened - between these dates)
              1. +1
                12 November 2013 20: 47
                Quote: Very old
                He went in, checked, did not lie, did not confuse.

                On Wikipedia? Nah ...


                Quote: Very old
                And Grunwald is already the 15th century (1410)., In which the Russians took part.

                What did I write? What did the Russians not take part in the battle?


                Sucks with your story, dear colleague in the forum.

                It depends on how you look at it ... A person who says "the Lithuanians went to Russia" cannot tell someone about insufficient knowledge of history.
  12. +3
    12 November 2013 10: 27
    To play chess, everything is more interesting.
    An attack on the embassy does not give anything to a simple layman (it is usually seriously guarded)))
    But "giving a sign", as is customary in Masonic constructions, is an element of politics ...
    Psheks (not strong figures)) of the provisions of Zugzwang “forcing to move” this does not give, but indicates a tendency ........
    On the other hand (in Russia)) there is also NO strong figure, all grayness and wretchedness (trembling creatures))
    hoping that one of the Russian politicians will make an unexpected move is stupid ...

    This means that the "castling" of weak pieces will need to be replaced ....
    (it should have been done a long time ago)))) but the "level" of politics fell slightly below the level of education))) it is still far from "delirium", but the "GAME" scenario has collapsed ...

    An interesting time has come ......
  13. HAM
    +4
    12 November 2013 10: 28
    Moreover, they teach the "life" of Ukrainians, as "PERMANENT MEMBERS" in the EU. How "elders" teach Kiev who to put in prison and whom to let go.
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  15. predator.3
    +1
    12 November 2013 10: 32
    house inhabited left-handed squatters


    And these, what kind of people?

    The incident at the Russian embassy in Warsaw became the reason for calling the Polish ambassador to Russia to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

    “In connection with yesterday’s atrocities against the Russian embassy in Warsaw, the Polish ambassador to Russia, Wojciech Zayonchkovsky, has been summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry,” a statement posted on Tuesday on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s website said.
  16. +6
    12 November 2013 10: 36
    A pigskin and an ungrateful nation, with a poor memory and the same brains, do they think that the football championship and these antics at the embassy will be free for them, welcome to the Olympics, pshekhi.
    1. Eternal demobilization
      0
      12 November 2013 11: 59
      Yeah ... they obviously lack gray substance, or even not at all. In 2014, I’ll think about Sochi, and 2018 ... am We are waiting for gentlemen Lyakhov ... or B. Lyakhov laughing impatiently)))
  17. Jober
    +3
    12 November 2013 10: 37
    In vain part of German territory was given to them. It's time to select and return Germany.
  18. +5
    12 November 2013 10: 52
    They managed to set fire to the security booth, a certain number of bottles, stones and explosive packets flew into Russian territory. Three of the most annoying had to be pulled off the fence by the legs and loaded into the truck. At this point, the authorities decided to terminate the action ahead of schedule, as notified by its organizers, who, however, had nothing to control

    In power, they waited for a climax, and when the demonstrators left the Russian embassy, ​​they decided to stop. Rotten power - rotten people.
    We are waiting for them to visit with open arms.
  19. +1
    12 November 2013 10: 53
    Once upon a time, having lost their historic chance, the Poles can no longer calm down. Fighting with us now has a thin gut, so they will be dirty. What about us? The people, as is the case with the Dutch ambassador, will express their attitude, but the state must respond to such rudeness. And how do they respond to rudeness?
  20. +2
    12 November 2013 10: 53
    An indelible insult to the Russians for not allowing themselves to be subjugated and speeches made by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a great empire multiplied by the age-old brainless Pontosity of the Poles finally demolish them. I believe that Russia should build a long-term policy regarding them as a hostile state.
  21. Ddhal
    0
    12 November 2013 10: 54
    They had to cross the border with Russia from old memory. For pride is treated only by lyuli ..
  22. +1
    12 November 2013 10: 57
    on Independence Day in Warsaw passed - the Polish March. In Russia, claims to Caucasians and Asians in Poland to Russian and left squatters.
  23. +1
    12 November 2013 11: 05
    Pshe yab said they need to bend mushrooms.
  24. +1
    12 November 2013 11: 11
    In relation to Russia, Poland has always acted as a professional suicide.
  25. +2
    12 November 2013 11: 12
    What is it Iskander not yet in Belarus or what?
  26. +2
    12 November 2013 11: 16
    An enemy who openly shows his face is much less dangerous than one who pretends to be a friend.
  27. +3
    12 November 2013 11: 24
    For a long time in Warsaw there were no Russian tanks, for a long time.
  28. +2
    12 November 2013 11: 34
    I don’t understand why they are not happy ??
    They live in the EU as they wanted !!
    And now they’re climbing to us, why!
  29. +1
    12 November 2013 11: 39
    Nationalists that are Polish, that Russian, that Ukrainian is urine in my head
  30. 0
    12 November 2013 12: 18
    Imperial ambitions haunt, this is because no one counts with them! smile
  31. 0
    12 November 2013 13: 10
    What friendly Slavs are all the same. We look forward to retaliatory actions in Moscow))
    1. 0
      12 November 2013 22: 00
      what most likely Zhirinovsky will gather a crowd and will vomit and throw! and maybe someone will throw a couple of Molotov cocktails
  32. +3
    12 November 2013 13: 11
    This year's Independence Day will be calm, but in the end the procession turned into an assault with pogroms: fireworks, stones and Molotov cocktails flew to the Russian embassy.
    Actually, these are the very "simple Poles" to whom they always appeal, if anything ... It's just that they are.
  33. +4
    12 November 2013 13: 23
    We know from history that behind all the provocations around embassies, there is always a trace of foreign, or lured by local, special services.
  34. uhjpysq1
    -1
    12 November 2013 13: 44
    ))) give the mailing address of the Polish embassy. I’ll send shit to them in the bank.)))) and if there are 10 parcels with feces)). 100 parcels.)))) 1000))))) and there is no article for that.
    1. VladUrich
      +1
      12 November 2013 19: 12
      Why be like. History will punish them more than once.
      1. +1
        13 November 2013 00: 34
        Quote: VladUrich
        History will punish them more than once.


        So it was in 1610, so it was during the time of Stalin-Hitler, so tragically happened on April 10, 2010 (I sincerely sympathize) ... And all this revolved around Smolensk. Smart will draw conclusions ...
  35. vadutc
    +1
    12 November 2013 15: 08
    Everywhere there are! I was in Poland, the people are very friendly, they themselves come up and ask you for help if they see that you are being stupid, and when they find out that Russian is positive, we are brothers, etc.
    1. +2
      12 November 2013 16: 21
      Poles will never be friendly to Russian. This is an axiom.
      1. Berserk
        0
        12 November 2013 21: 15
        Yes, there are different. There are examples.
  36. +4
    12 November 2013 15: 22
    The Poles began to forget about our common Slavic roots. But blindness will pass and the brothers Cech Lech and Rus will go to their new Grunwald and defeat their enemies!
  37. +2
    12 November 2013 16: 19
    Oil painting "Europrosters in attack".
  38. +3
    12 November 2013 16: 31
    One can only hope that the people of Poland are not so insane as these scumbags wrapped in scarves. We Russians should not succumb to the machinations of gangster Polish hooligans.
  39. +1
    12 November 2013 17: 54
    Uh, civilization! A true triumph of the mind! Ahaha, Lord, what kind of medieval people ...
  40. +4
    12 November 2013 18: 49
    From powerlessness this happens. It also gives rise to evil.
    I suggest activists send an airplane to Smolensk.
    All sit down (probably).
  41. +2
    12 November 2013 18: 59
    I feel sorry for them. Looks like blind kittens, who fed, they lick a finger
    1. +1
      12 November 2013 19: 05
      There is a good joke about a finger- Little Johnny, this is not the navel, -And this is not a finger. But seriously, the Poles are not so blind, in the entire history of neighborly relations, they never wished Russia good.
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      3. +4
        12 November 2013 19: 51

        Real Poles
    2. 0
      12 November 2013 21: 05
      Campaign is not just a finger wink
  42. -1
    12 November 2013 19: 32
    These PANOVICH, completely goofy. They just didn’t smell the Russian fist for a long time.
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  44. +1
    12 November 2013 20: 04
    When there are no brains and a lot of alcohol, mass reflection occurs, this is when the gray mass in the upper part of the body cannot reach the spinal cord: - The subscriber is out of access!
  45. coserg 2012
    0
    12 November 2013 20: 48
    Drove in the 90s foreign cars from Germany. I am not familiar with these creatures by hearsay.
  46. +3
    12 November 2013 20: 54
    I have long decided for myself. I do not buy Baltic, Polish, Moldavian goods. That I advise others.
    And Belarusian- with pleasure.
    By the way, there was recently a Belarusian fair in Ryazan. And the Indians brought their goods.
    PS Latvian sprats have long been "smoked" with chemistry. Ours, Kaliningradskie-in the old fashioned. You will not find in the store.
    1. +3
      12 November 2013 22: 43
      Video footage in the subject
      In connection with the trick of the Polish nationalists, simply speaking to the hooligans, the Polish ambassador to the Russian Federation, he was called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation where he got such a kick (the kick was of such a force ...... apparently the leg kick from S. Lavrov was strong) that when leaving the Foreign Ministry, he confused his official car with another
      watch from 00-35 laughing
      1. +2
        12 November 2013 22: 52
        Neighboring showdowns are continuing .... The fifth hundred years of sorting out relationships have been exchanged ...
      2. +1
        12 November 2013 23: 20
        Quote: Apollon
        ... the ambassador of Poland to the Russian Federation ...


        Does the current Ambassador have a 30-chik? Hiking "rich" international experience behind the kid's shoulders?
        1. +2
          12 November 2013 23: 26
          Court passes first sentences to rioters in Warsaw
          The district court of the Polish capital on Tuesday issued its first sentences to hooligans from among the participants in the nationalist “Independence March” held in Warsaw on Monday, said Agneszka Domania, spokesman for the District Court.
          According to her, "two people have been convicted of insulting and violating the integrity of a policeman." One of them will pay a fine, and the second is sentenced to community service for six months, ITAR-TASS.
          http://www.vz.ru/news/2013/11/12/659306.html


          So where are the apologies from Polish officials to Russia ?!
          1. +2
            12 November 2013 23: 31
            Quote: Apollon
            court of the Polish capital sentenced hooligans ... According to her, "two people were convicted for insulting and violating the integrity of the policeman."


            It is worth noting that the Polish policeman !!! Otherwise, everything was right !?

            On the face of a demonstration of unfriendliness, and more precisely hatred ....
            1. +1
              13 November 2013 00: 04
              Quote: Apollon
              where are the apologies from Polish officials to Russia?
              The Polish Foreign Ministry is preparing to officially express regret over the riots at the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. This was announced by the press secretary of the department Marchin Wojciechowski
              "On behalf of the Polish authorities, the Foreign Ministry is preparing a note that will be forwarded to the embassy and the Russian Foreign Ministry," Wojciechowski said.
              "In this document, we express our deep regret over what happened. We hope that this will help resolve the situation," added Voitsekhovsky.
              According to him, the Polish Foreign Ministry does not want to increase tension in Russian-Polish relations and is counting on maintaining a friendly atmosphere between the countries.
              The note will be handed over to the Russian side on Tuesday or Wednesday, ITAR-TASS reports.
              Read in full: http://rus.ruvr.ru/news/2013_11_12/MID-Polshi-gotovit-notu-s-virazheniem-sozhale
              nija-v-svjazi-s-incidentom-v-Varshave-8971 /
              1. 0
                13 November 2013 00: 13
                Quote: Thunderbolt
                The note will be handed over to the Russian side on Tuesday or Wednesday.


                The protracted apologies are provocative by definition ...
  47. 0
    13 November 2013 14: 30
    Greetings to all, a retaliatory measure: add more Iskander divisions in the Kaliningrad region, targeting the whole of Eastern Europe. And the Poles completely amazed me, I think that this action was planned in advance, and perhaps it will take place in other Eastern European countries. Now the talent of the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry is urgently needed to put the Poles in their place. What if the police force weren't enough? Then how is it in Benghazi? Yes on x .... it is necessary to punish !!!
  48. 0
    17 November 2013 16: 21
    I agree with Santor. The situation is under pressure
  49. 0
    17 November 2013 19: 03
    I read half of the comments and everything about "who owes whom more."
    But not one commentator did not say that all Western media were mildly silent! When attacking the American embassy, ​​a cry would have been for a couple of months.