In Iran, another Iranian general died in battle

The Iranian command confirmed the death of the brigade general of the IRGC Mohsen Kadzharian in Syria during the battle with the IG terrorists, reports RIA News message agency Fars.

CSIR in Syria

"Brigadier General of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps of Mohsen Kadzharian was in Syria as a military adviser to the Syrian army fighting against terrorist groups," the statement said.

Fars also reported the death of 6-Iranians who "fought in Syria against the ISIS on a voluntary basis."

The agency recalls that in October, Iranian General Reza Khavari was killed in the UAR, and in the middle of December, General Hossein Fadai was killed. According to the command of the IRGC, both of them were advisors to the Syrian government army.

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[Lord of the Sith]

Mohsen Kajarian, brigadier of the second rank, who commanded in Iran one of the IRGC tank units - the 21st separate tank brigade named after Imam Reza in Nishapur.

[seti]

The Iranian military has a lot of dead generals. This is bad. Apparently worse are the affairs of the junior officers and privates. Conclusion - either they do not protect people or they strive to sacrifice themselves.
It is better for an Iranian not to think about the production of new tanks, but about new body armor, the doctrines of military operations and non-contact combat. They have very big losses. The soldier needs to be protected.

[Same lech]

The Iranian military has a lot of dead generals. This is bad. Apparently worse is the case with the junior officers and privates.

There, they treat war as a walk ...
Yesterday I watched ISIS sniper work for three people ...
They walk calmly ... the first shot ran, the second shot one man falls,
the third shot catches up with the second person who tried to help the fallen ...
the third managed to escape from the firing zone.
Here is such a war ... instead of looking for shelter, they run like a hare to a hunter ... people are not trained in such a fierce war .... the losses are very large.
Moreover, the sniper had a rifle clearly not for the ordinary shooter ... he closed his face, it seems like a mercenary from some country.

[just exp]

judging by the first post, this is a tank general, I saw in the video how tanks operate in Syria, and if they act like that at the suggestion of such generals (not reproach to the deceased, honor and glory to him, he died as a soldier, in battle), then these generals hands and heads would be torn off. Damn, to send tanks naked for slaughter to the city, damn it, even at the first assault on Grozny we didn’t think of such a thing, and then our generals had enough "intelligence" (to burn such a commander in hell).

[iouris]

The purpose of the Chechen war is for the army to destroy itself. There are still other tasks and problems.

[Bulrumeb]

We had something similar in South Ossetia (I didn’t die, but was wounded), ours, we hope, made conclusions from this. The Iranians apparently still have it.

[guzik007]

Iranian military has lost a lot of generals
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Since when did the generals on the line of fire command? In general, it is not clear.

[ver_]

... that’s how rotation goes through — there are many generals, and there are few general posts .. and she’s ..

[Pajamas]

Quote: guzik007

Iranian military has lost a lot of generals
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Since when did the generals on the line of fire command? In general, it is not clear.

This is a brigadier general, brigade commander, roughly speaking the commander of a large regiment, an expanded regiment, a regiment with the addition of individual units. In general, Colonel is.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Pajama

This is a brigadier general, brigade commander, roughly speaking the commander of a large regiment, an expanded regiment, a regiment with the addition of individual units. In general, Colonel is.

The Brigadier General is a rank between Colonel and Lieutenant General. There is no analogue to this title in the RA. But still, this is not a colonel, this is the first general rank.

[andj61]

Quote: Kaiten

The Brigadier General is a rank between Colonel and Lieutenant General. There is no analogue to this title in the RA.

The Brigadier General is actually a rank between Colonel and Major General. Before the introduction of the general ranks in the Red Army there was such a rank - brigade commander: older than a colonel, but younger than a divisional commander, who were later transferred to major general (not really, there was a re-certification). But the brigade commanders are mainly colonels. Few have become major general.

[Kaiten]

Quote: andj61

Brigadier General is actually a title between Colonel and Major General

sealed up, of course, Major General. The last time I heard these titles 30 years ago at the NVP.

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

sealed up, of course, Major General.

Aha was sealed up, hit the otmaz immediately, say directly that you did not know about the existence of the rank of major general in the Russian military hierarchy.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Aha was sealed up, hit the otmaz immediately, say directly that you did not know about the existence of the rank of major general in the Russian military hierarchy.

Valera, you play poorly on the verge of a foul. Either not witty, or frankly rude.
How on the personal front, it worked out?

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Valera, you play poorly on the verge of a foul. Either not witty or openly rude.

I’m taking an example from you. There is no rudeness, you confused something.

Quote: Kaiten

How on the personal front, it worked out?

Thank you all nishtyak, nothing spoiled the word, but still I’m not going to get married.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

I’m taking an example from you. There is no rudeness, you confused something.
Quote: K

The rudeness was yesterday, and it's just not funny. Well, he would tell me: "I forgot our CWP, nothing, our GDP in Syria will remind you."

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Rudeness was yesterday

On your part. We talked to you normally yesterday, it made me angry, you know what and who.

Quote: Kaiten

Well would tell me:

Do not worry, I ask you. Anecdote:

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Do not be sad. Anecdote:

Yes…. There are already no these Jews. They died out like mammoths, and jokes about them are still composed ...

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Yes…. There are already no these Jews. They died out like mammoths, and jokes about them are still composed ...

As the history of mankind shows, Jews are not amenable to destruction, extinction and extinction.

[Weyland]

Quote: Valera

Jews do not succumb to extermination, extinction and extinction.

about the destruction - did you hear about the Holocaust or not?
and about the disappearance - the forefather Jacob aka Israel actually had 12 sons... All Jews today are descendants of Judah and Benjamin. Where are ten more? Google "The Lost Tribes of Israel"

[valera]

Quote: Weyland

about the destruction - did you hear about the Holocaust or not?
and about the disappearance - the forefather Jacob aka Israel actually had 12 sons. All Jews today are descendants of Judah and Benjamin. Where are ten more? Google "The Lost Tribes of Israel"

Yes, I don’t need this mythology. It’s absolutely uninteresting. And I prefer to google young Israeli women. Uh.

[padded jacket]

Quote: seti

Iranian military has lost a lot of generals

In fact, quite a lot of ordinary Iranian volunteers are dying, and the fact that many "generals" have died - firstly, almost all of them are already retired by age, and secondly, when they die, they are automatically assigned the next military rank.

[donavi49]

He was an 21 tank commander. Perhaps it was in his brigade that the Iraqis trained for six months now, who are now on the T-72Б and T-90. The Kharakat Nujaba battalion spent 5 months in Iran on the basis of a tank brigade (which is unknown), trained to work on the T-72C, conducted combat coordination, exercises.

[padded jacket]

At the same time, he died in Syria and its general is writing with the Iranian.
Mazhar Zager, Advisor to the Head of the Aleppo City Security Committee

[padded jacket]

Quote: donavi49

He was a brigade commander of 21 tanks. Perhaps it was in his brigade that the Iraqis trained for half a year, who are now on the T-72B and T-90.

Our adviser was also killed on the basis of retraining the Syrian military for new equipment. In general, lately there have been a lot of losses, apparently the "batch" there is very serious.

[g1v2]

Too many losses of military advisers and generals for simple gouging. Definitely someone is aiming at a target. Maybe Turkish intelligence, maybe states, maybe Israel. I don’t really believe in coincidences - it is clear that there is a competent tip.

[Izotovp]

Most likely, the leak goes through the local "peaceful" population, and there are also shortcomings in ensuring the security of the base: military outposts, patrols, etc. ... well, you know))

[yushch]

[quote = seti] The Iranian military has lost a lot of generals. This is bad. Apparently worse is the case with the junior officers and privates. Conclusion - either they do not protect people or they strive to sacrifice themselves.

Almost all the dead have the rank of brigadier general, do not be fooled by this title, because. it is equivalent to the rank of colonel in the Russian army. Well, the frequent death of advisers only confirms the intensity and cruelty of the battles in Syria that take place there, unfortunately there are no losses in a war.

[In search]

Yesterday, the Svidomites, on the Censor, published an article that in Syria, at some kind of "gathering", 8 generals were simultaneously killed. 4 Russian and 4 Syrian. Like, the Turks carried out a sabotage. And here are the articles ... yesterday about one of ours and today about one Syrian. Either the Censor is lying again, or they don't tell us.

[just exp]

the censor lies.
1, an officer unknown to us who taught us how to use equipment was killed, that is, it is NOT a general, because generals command, and do not personally learn, what they themselves have forgotten (not every tank general can control a modern tank, he studied at T- 55).
2 our officer died in mortar shelling, an Iranian died in battle.
that is, they were in different places.

[Dazdranagon]

Quote: In search

Or on the Censor again lie

- I didn’t understand something - once there was true information on the Censor ???

[yushch]

Quote: In search

Yesterday, the Svidomites, on the Censor, published an article that in Syria, at some kind of "gathering", 8 generals were simultaneously killed. 4 Russian and 4 Syrian. Like, the Turks carried out a sabotage. And here are the articles ... yesterday about one of ours and today about one Syrian. Either the Censor is lying again, or they don't tell us.

It is quite possible that something like this could happen, I mean sabotage, because. the enemy also does not sleep, but I would not believe how much, these guys have too developed imagination. Well the marshal of the deceased was not credited. In general, you are doing the right thing that you are reading the resources of our "friends-partners", only by analyzing the information from both sides you can more or less understand the picture of what happened. The truth is somewhere in the middle.

[bertgolz]

well it would be true

[Adhesives]

Earth him glassy)))

[Dazdranagon]

Quote: Lepila

The earth is glassy to him

- and then questions - "why don't they like us all over the world?" ... Because you are not people!

[Adhesives]

A country that officially denies the right of my country to exist in any borders, which holds a competition for the best Holocaust caricature. Why are you denying me the right to sincerely rejoice at the liquidation of the general of this country?

[padded jacket]

Quote: Dazdranagon

and then questions - "why don't they like us all over the world?" ... Because you are not people!

This is what distinguishes "some" Israelis from the inhabitants of Russia, in our country, no one is happy, for example, the fact that yesterday the Palestinians shot one Israeli occupier (female) and wounded the second.

[Dart2027]

Dear, are you closer to those who are in Daesh?

[Adhesives]

Both are equally disgusting. But since the military capabilities of Iran and Hezbollah are higher, I prefer primarily the weakening of the Islamist fascists of the Shiite spill, and in the second Sunni

[Vladimir 1964]

Quote: seti

The Iranian military has a lot of dead generals. This is bad. Apparently worse are the affairs of the junior officers and privates. Conclusion - either they do not protect people or they strive to sacrifice themselves.
It is better for an Iranian not to think about the production of new tanks, but about new body armor, the doctrines of military operations and non-contact combat. They have very big losses. The soldier needs to be protected.

Colleague, you can believe, if in doubt, search the net. A general in Iraq, this is somewhere the level of our senior officer, from major to colonel. By the way, at the time of the creation of the 21st IRR KSIR, there were 21 tanks in its composition. That is, according to modern concepts, this is nothing more than a reinforced battalion tactical group. Something like that, colleague. And according to data (unconfirmed!) For 2012 in the army of Iran, the IRGC and other paramilitary groups, there were more than 3 thousand generals. This takes away does not detract from the merits of the deceased, just the rank should be treated more calmly.

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Was he at the front line? Typically, senior officers of this rank should be in the headquarters, in relative safety.

[Aleksandr72]

Yes, the third Iranian general has gone to meet with the Almighty. They will not be told reproachfully, but are they going to bayonet attacks?
A military adviser, especially in this rank, should a priori be in the rear, not on the front line. Although in such a semi-guerrilla war, where everyone is fighting against everyone, the concept of front and rear is often very conditional, and no one is safe from the accidental hit of a stray fragment of an artillery mine or a rocket (even if it is a home-made "Kassam" type). But in any case, the Iranians, like the Syrians, should be more attentive to the issues of ensuring the security of their military advisers.
Condolences to the Iranians. I express the hope that the general who died for a just cause will find his worthy posthumous death.
I have the honor.

[just exp]

the first two died like ours, with mortar shelling of bases.

[Professor]

Quote: Alexander72

A military adviser, all the more so in that rank, a priori should be located in the rear, and not at the front line.

And there is no rear and advanced. Sunnis are everywhere.
In general, this is good news.

Quote: Alexander72

I have the honor.

I have a girl.

[79807420129]

Professor, you are in your repertoire, when, God forbid, of course, another knife with a knife will be thrown at you, and if successful, it will be good news for many, but you have a girl, professor, you have no honor.

[Professor]

Quote: 79807420129

when, God forbid, of course, another pallet with a knife will rush in and if successful, then for many it will be good news,

Do not wait.

Quote: 79807420129

well, and you have a girl professor, you have no honor.

They have no honor, this is not a girl and not a dacha. Do you at least read the classics how and when exactly the expression "I have the honor ..."

Dear Editor!

As a descendant of Russian and Soviet officers, I am very offended by the blatant illiteracy and pride of some modern military or Cossacks who, speaking from the rostrum, end the speech with the words “I have the honor” or with the same words complete the writing of an article or letter. And so, by chance on your site I came across the words of your editor about this problem and I hasten to express full agreement and support to these words. And I'm sorry if I involuntarily repeat some phrases from your own site ...
For some reason now the words "I have the honor!" perceived as writing or speaking in the sense that he personally has the honor. Such an impudence would never have been allowed by any Russian officer. To say to himself that he has the honor is to expose himself in the most evil light, one might say, to expose himself to be a fool, an impudent and a boastful. You can also write at the end of the letter: “I have a mind”, “I have a conscience”, “I have money”, “I have a wife” ... Why this pathos praising my own self? Does anyone have anything? Why brag about it?
In a conversation or in a letter, the officers used to say: “I have the honor to introduce myself to you”, “I have the honor to leave”, etc. That is, the phrase had the exact opposite meaning: a person had the honor of being introduced to another, had the honor of meeting one person or another ... that is, for him, the author of these words, it was an honor to meet or say goodbye to another. And now for some reason, the military and the Cossacks decided to put at the end of the letter a completely wild phrase “I have honor” ...
No one actually asked about his honor. Well, you have, so have good health, why show off your honor? Who knows what? And what, is it mandatory to write about all this at the end of the letter? For example, I have a good ear, someone has antique furniture, someone has an ulcer, a powerful force or a beautiful lover ... Abramovich has no honor, but he has money ... And most importantly: if a person has honor, then its presence must be demonstrated by deed, and not by boasting about its presence. Moreover, the words “I have the honor” should be appreciated more by others, and not by myself.

I have a summer house
Your Denis Alekseevich Danilets, Barnaul.

[DmitryK]

Professor, you are always a plus.

[Kaiten]

It seems to me that "I have the honor" - it came from some films about hussars, such as "The Hussar Ballad" or "War and Peace".

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

I think

When it seems necessary to be baptized. Oh-yo, so I say that, you can't.

[sisa29]

Thanks, it was interesting to read. After all, the truth had not thought about this phrase before. But everything is written correctly!
Respectfully ! Probably also have something!

[Manul]

Quote: 79807420129

Professor, you are in your repertoire, when, God forbid, of course, another knife with a knife will be thrown at you, and if successful, it will be good news for many, but you have a girl, professor, you have no honor.

No, the people will reach once again, they will peck once again .. Once again they will be offended, once again they will leave, they will return again. Everything is as usual.

[Professor]

Quote: Manul

No, the people will reach once again, they will peck once again .. Once again they will be offended, once again they will leave, they will return again. Everything is as usual.

I definitely won’t ask you what to do, comment, leave or return. And about the honor, I already wrote everything above. Whoever is able to understand he understood, and who has the honor, let him continue to have it in all poses.

[sisa29]

Although the professor's opinion does not coincide with the majority of the participants in the discussion on this site, it is always reasoned. Another thing is when the answer to a reasoned opinion sounds - "himself du.ak". You call it peck?

[valera]

Quote: sisa29

The professor, although the opinion does not coincide with most of the participants in the discussion on this site, but it is always well-reasoned.

So, it argues to the identity, though when he comes across an opponent who is not inferior in erudition, he often sends him to ChS. Of course there are exceptions like Lopatov, their professors had cool battles.

[Professor]

Quote: Valera

So, it argues to the identity, though when he comes across an opponent who is not inferior in erudition, he often sends him to ChS. Of course there are exceptions like Lopatov, their professors had cool battles.

Why lie? My emergency is empty.

[valera]

Quote: professor

Why lie?

This is now. And often this is the picture.

[Professor]

I showed you a screenshot with the date (today's date), and not what it was many years ago.

[valera]

Quote: professor

I showed you a screenshot with the date (today's date), and not what it was many years ago.

It doesn’t matter what date.

[Professor]

Quote: Valera

It doesn’t matter what date.

For those who repeat in the tank for the last time: my emergency is empty.

Quote: Valera

Quote: professor

His court recognized as a terrorist?

Did not have time to admit

If the court does not recognize then he is not a terrorist.

Quote: Valera

but an Arab who, 16 months ago, was killed by four penguins and one soldier in a synagogue by a terrorist.

1. Do you call Jews penguins, what should I call Russians now?
2. The court recognized the Arab terrorist as a terrorist.

[valera]

Quote: professor

For those who repeat in the tank for the last time: my emergency is empty.

Will grow significantly soon

Quote: professor

If the court does not recognize then he is not a terrorist.

That's right, what is the demand from the corpse. And would he have recognized him as a terrorist if the baruch had not been packed with the Arab crowd, huh?

Quote: professor

1. Do you call Jews penguins, what should I call Russians now?

Orthodox, floor your notion is secular Jews.

Quote: professor

2. The court recognized the Arab terrorist as a terrorist.

Still would.

[andj61]

Quote: Valera

Quote: professor
For those who repeat in the tank for the last time: my emergency is empty.
Will grow significantly soon

Hail another reincarnation, Valera! I really didn’t understand what I suffered for yesterday, but if that goes so, then after a couple of hours again the Irish undead will pay close attention ...
But in fact - are you asking for a professor in emergencies?
So neither you nor him will benefit from this ...

[valera]

Quote: andj61

Hail another reincarnation, Valera!

Hi Andrew.
Neither I suffered, they also removed the sayan. Vish is an interesting thing, but we criticized the moderators, even for the cause, it flew for this. The first warning was issued for the flood, but the Jews were not touched. Kaiten is still 3 in brackets .

Quote: andj61

But in fact - are you asking for a professor in emergencies?
So neither you nor him will benefit from this ...

Bullshit. I missed him.

[andj61]

Quote: Valera

The first warning for the flood was discharged, but the Jews were not touched. Kaiten is still 3 in brackets.

Life in general is an extremely unfair thing!
There the Iranian general banged - and right away about this - someone condoles, and some rejoice. Although - what is there to rejoice: there are 80 million people in Iran, and brigadier generals will be abundant in any way - both for Iran and for actions in Syria.

[valera]

Quote: andj61

Life in general is an extremely unfair thing!

Of course. And Jews, as always, come out of the water dry.
But their generals are real boys, it’s like they’re fighting. But we can’t see and hear ours except Konashenkov.

[Manul]

Quote: sisa29

The professor, although the opinion does not coincide with most of the participants in the discussion on this site, but it is always well-reasoned.

I am only "FOR" any reasonable argumentation. But the Professor never tries to prove anything. All his argumentation boils down to finding the opponent's weaknesses and putting pressure on them. I have never really seen any fantastic argumentation from Oleg. Although I observe carefully. Curious comrade, and I’ve already got used to it))

[valera]

Quote: professor

I have a girl.

It is commendable to have a girl at age 56 - it must be a wow man.

[Talgat]

Quote: Alexander72

Condolences to the Iranians. I express the hope that the general who died for a just cause will find his worthy posthumous death.

I support the post. It’s a pity of course the war, but on the other hand it’s the death of the hero and for a just cause

[iouris]

Yes, we all remember the film "Chapaev".

[vlad66]

We condole the allies in the fight against ISIS.

[Misha Honest]

[quote = Vladyka Sith] Brigadier general of the second rank Mohsen Kajarian, who commanded in Iran one of the IRGC tank units - the 21st separate tank brigade named after Imam Reza in Nishapur.
[Center]
Sorry for the good man.

[Geisenberg]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

Mohsen Kajarian, brigadier of the second rank, who commanded in Iran one of the IRGC tank units - the 21st separate tank brigade named after Imam Reza in Nishapur.

Apparently they hunt there. There is even an idea about who is hunting. On the other hand, a place was vacated for someone. Those who kill these generals must understand that the new will be worse than the previous one.

[Mihalich17]

Today is not a joyful day ...
In war, as in war. I'm so sorry.

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Brave generals in Iran! At the front line with the soldiers ... Although they understand that they are hunting ... (especially the massad) Honor and glory to such courageous officers! And yet this is bad, where does the guard look? Ekary Babai ...

[miru mir]

Quote: MIKHAN

especially massad

Grandpa Meehan, stop thumping ...

[Woodman]

At least he died for a just cause.

[Mountain shooter]

It can be seen that there are serious battles there, since the generals are dying "in battle" - as it is written. Well, the generals should not go on the attack.

[0255]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It can be seen that there are serious battles there, since the generals are dying "in battle" - as it is written. Well, the generals should not go on the attack.

Maybe according to the Iranian Charter should?

[cap]

Quote: 0255

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It can be seen that there are serious battles there, since the generals are dying "in battle" - as it is written. Well, the generals should not go on the attack.

Maybe according to the Iranian Charter should?

Advisors work out tasks "on the spot". They have a training range for real combat work with trainees. They rarely stand at the board with a pointer. Hence the losses.

[Lanista]

Rest in peace.

[SAM 5]

He was not hiding, apparently, behind the backs of his subordinates.

[0255]

Interestingly, the professor and Atalef will express joy in the comments on this article, or not?

[izya top]

Quote: 0255

Interestingly, the professor and Atalef will express joy in the comments on this article, or not?

[Dart2027]

Lepila - already happy.

Quote: Lepila

Earth him glassy)))

[79807420129]

Do not distort the professor, of course you are a great master, whoever treats you, but no one among us will say that the dog has a dog’s death, of course I didn’t mean you that should be expressed, live a long time professor , but your words do not cause respect.

[Professor]

Quote: 79807420129

but among us, no one will say about you that the dog has dog death

1. They say not so.
2. I do not climb into a foreign country as an "adviser" and there is no blood on my hands. Neither Sunni nor Shiite.

Quote: 79807420129

, but your words do not cause respect.

I am not looking for respect here, I am expressing my opinion. The Persians for the most part fled from Syria as soon as yours entered there. "Now let the Russians save Assad." Here and there, the Sunnis shoot Persian "advisers" who mostly "advise" terrorists to their Hezbollah. And those other enemies of ours, and when one enemy becomes less, then this is good news.

Quote: Dart2027

Did they hide in the sewers?

And to show you the video from where they were caught?

Quote: Manul

In an extremely unsightly light, you are now appearing.

I am not going to mourn the Persian generals, just as I am going to hide my deep satisfaction at the death of another bearded man.

[Dart2027]

Quote: professor

And to show you the video from where they were caught?

Show.

Quote: professor

who mainly "advise" terrorists of their Hezbollah

Well, given the fact that Hezbollah is precisely fighting international terrorism created in the United States, it is not clear why you are unhappy?

Quote: professor

The Persians for the most part fled from Syria as soon as yours entered there. "Now let the Russians save Assad."

True? And then where are the killed Persians from?

Quote: professor

And those other enemies of ours

A DAISH friends?

[Professor]

Quote: Dart2027

Show.

Quote: Dart2027

Well, given the fact that Hezbollah is precisely fighting international terrorism created in the United States, it is not clear why you are unhappy?

Does al Qaeda also fight against an international terrorist? Hezbollah is committing terrorist acts all over the planet from Bulgaria to Thailand, financing its activities with the sale of drugs. Well, just like al Qaeda.

Quote: Dart2027

True? And then where are the killed Persians from?

The disadvantages remained. And the fact that the Persians began to massively dump after that Suleiman convinced Putin to get into Syria is not a secret.

Quote: Dart2027

A DAISH friends?

Did you speak Arabic? Do you answer in Arabic? The Islamic state is our enemies. Everyone who is connected with him is sent to prison. Or for example:
Israel strengthens Jordanian border for fear of ISIS attacks

[Dart2027]

The video shows how the attack on the convoy in which M. Gaddafi was traveling was attacked while moving. Hussein was in one of the safe houses in the basement. I don’t know how yours is, but in Russian the sewage system is a little different.

Quote: professor

Does al Qaeda also fight against an international terrorist?

No, it was created by the USA, and the famous terrorist attacks in New York were accompanied by such an enormous amount of blunders that the film was shot in the USA itself.

Quote: professor

Hezbollah

created as part of the military structures of Iran and Lebanon. They are certainly not angels, but compared with US creatures are very peaceful people.

Quote: professor

And the fact that the Persians began to massively dump after Suleiman convinced Putin

Firstly, what kind of Suleiman, and secondly, are there statistics?

Quote: professor

Did you speak Arabic?

No, why do you think so?

Quote: professor

The Islamic state is our enemies.

And why are you so happy with any of their success? Strange feud. Hezbollah is fighting with them

[Professor]

Quote: Dart2027

I don’t know how yours is, but in Russian the sewage system is a little different.

This is the place where sewage is poured. It was from such a place that these individuals were caught.

Quote: Dart2027

No, it was created by the USA, and the famous terrorist attacks in New York were accompanied by such an enormous amount of blunders that the film was shot in the USA itself.

Not being discussed.

Quote: Dart2027

created as part of the military structures of Iran and Lebanon. They are certainly not angels, but compared with US creatures are very peaceful people.

Not. These are ordinary terrorists in whose hands and the blood of Russian citizens.

Quote: Dart2027

No, why do you think so?

Daesh is in Arabic.

Quote: Dart2027

And why are you so happy with any of their success? Strange feud. Hezbollah is fighting with them

I wish victory on both sides, well, or defeat on both sides. The main thing is to kill some bearded men as much as possible of other bearded men. And even better than anyone.

[valera]

Quote: professor

Not. These are ordinary terrorists

Ok. But this guy is also a terrorist or not?

[Professor]

Quote: Valera

Ok. But this guy is also a terrorist or not?

His court recognized as a terrorist? Hezbollah got it.

[0255]

Quote: professor

Quote: Valera

Ok. But this guy is also a terrorist or not?

His court recognized as a terrorist? Hezbollah got it.

But killing 29 people is not terrorism? Or call a Jew a terrorist - is this anti-Semitism?

[Professor]

Quote: 0255

But killing 29 people is not terrorism?

Did the court recognize him as a terrorist? If so then he is a terrorist, if not then he is not a terrorist.

Quote: 0255

Or call a Jew a terrorist - is this anti-Semitism?

"Only a court can call this rudeness, recognize a terrorist. There are those who" assert that he acted in self-defense. What did the court decide?

[valera]

Quote: professor

His court recognized as a terrorist?

He didn’t have time to admit. For you he is certainly not a criminal, but an Arab who, 16 months ago, killed four penguins and one soldier in a synagogue is definitely a terrorist.
Here is an interesting post here http://la-belaga.livejournal.com/559852.html

[Weyland]

Quote: professor

His court recognized as a terrorist?

EMNIP, Menachem Begin British court in absentia sentenced to the gallows specifically for terrorism.
So, is Begin a terrorist? And Isaac Shamir? But Azef, Bogrov, Gershuni, Blyumkin-terrorists? Or will there be double standards again?

[Weyland]

I waited for an answer for almost a day ... I summarize: The professor merged - he has nothing to answer!
Okay, then the simplest provocative question: Is Yigal Amir a terrorist or not?

[Dart2027]

Quote: professor

This is the place where sewage is poured. It was from such a place that these individuals were caught.

That is essentially nothing?

Quote: professor

Not being discussed.

Of course, after all, only a person who does not know physics at all would believe that thousands of tons of steel from a fire could melt in a matter of minutes. And the surviving passports are generally a masterpiece ... The lack of professionalism of the directors.

Quote: professor

Not. These are ordinary terrorists in whose hands and the blood of Russian citizens.

Like most current states. Only in comparison with most of this blood is very little.

Quote: professor

The main thing is to kill some bearded men as much as possible of other bearded men

True? But it always surprises me that when they write about the next defeat of Daesh, none of your compatriots is happy about this, but when they killed someone, they immediately delighted.

Quote: professor

Daesh is in Arabic.

The word professor is in Latin.

[Professor]

Quote: Dart2027

That is essentially nothing?

Both were caught in a place where sewage merges. It is essentially.

Quote: Dart2027

Like most current states. Only compared to most of this blood is very little

This changes the essence of these terrorists.

Quote: Dart2027

True? But it always surprises me that when they write about the next defeat of Daesh, none of your compatriots is happy about this, but when they killed someone, they immediately delighted.

Let's switch to Arabic? I can.

Quote: Dart2027

The word professor is in Latin.

Yes? This is what Latin is. داعش- الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام

Quote: swag

"a place where sewage is dumped." Schindler's List Film. It was in "such" a place that "individuals" whose descendants live in Israel today were hiding. But this is by the way.

You are comparing 4-year-old children fleeing the Nazis and Saddam from Gaddafi. Bravo. Bis.

[Dart2027]

Quote: professor

Both were caught in a place where sewage merges. It is essentially.

Show where these sewage?

Quote: professor

This changes the essence of these terrorists.

Because they are fighting with Daesh, and not cooperating with her?

Quote: professor

Let's switch to Arabic? I can.

That is, there is nothing to answer? I have given a very simple fact to which you can give an equally simple answer. However, I have already come across the fact that the word DAISH begins to cause "strong irritation" to some.

Quote: professor

Yes? This is what Latin is. داعش- الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام

Borrowing foreign words is one way of developing a modern language. Language always quickly and flexibly responds to the needs of society. Borrowing is the result of contacts, relationships of peoples, states. The main reason for borrowing foreign vocabulary is the lack of an appropriate concept in the cognitive base of the receptor language. Other reasons: the need to express ambiguous Russian concepts with the help of a borrowed word, replenish the expressive means of the language, etc.

[Professor]

Quote: Dart2027

Show where these sewage?

I already said everything and showed everything.

Quote: Dart2027

Because they are fighting with Daesh, and not cooperating with her?

هم كل نفس.

Quote: Dart2027

That is, there is nothing to answer?

Do you speak Latin?

Quote: Dart2027

Borrowing foreign words

So this is in Arabic الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام

[Dart2027]

Quote: professor

I already said everything and showed everything.

There was no sewage there.

Quote: professor

هم كل نفس

Silent means consent?

Quote: professor

Do you speak Latin?

That is, there is nothing to answer? I have given a very simple fact to which you can give an equally simple answer. However, I have already come across the fact that the word DAISH begins to cause "strong irritation" to some.

Quote: professor

So it is in arabic

Borrowing foreign words is one way of developing a modern language. Language always quickly and flexibly responds to the needs of society. Borrowing is the result of contacts, relationships of peoples, states. The main reason for borrowing foreign vocabulary is the lack of an appropriate concept in the cognitive base of the receptor language. Other reasons: the need to express ambiguous Russian concepts with the help of a borrowed word, replenish the expressive means of the language, etc.

[Manul]

Quote: professor

Both were caught in a place where sewage merges. It is essentially.

The drainage ditch is quite capable of itself not being a sewage system. Your favorite distortion is as always on top.

[swag]

"a place where sewage is dumped." Schindler's List Film. It was in "such" a place that "individuals" whose descendants live in Israel today were hiding. But this is by the way.

[0255]

Quote: professor

The Islamic state is our enemies. Everyone who is connected with him is sent to prison.

And "moderate" Syrian terrorists are being treated here ...

[Professor]

Quote: 0255

And "moderate" Syrian terrorists are being treated here ...

Not. We treat everyone whom the UN will deliver to us, and only the UN.

Quote: Valera

Correctly not on the hands, but on the tank tracks

If I were to crush someone with a tank, there would be no question of anyone else.

[0255]

Quote: professor

Quote: 0255

And "moderate" Syrian terrorists are being treated here ...

Not. We treat everyone whom the UN will deliver to us, and only the UN.

What about planting an An-Nusra militant after treatment?

[Professor]

Quote: 0255

What about planting an An-Nusra militant after treatment?

You are like small children. What should she be charged with? Is there any evidence of his involvement in terrorist activities? Any novice lawyer will stop him.

[valera]

Quote: professor

I do not climb into a foreign country as an "advisor" and there is no blood on my hands. Neither Sunni nor Shiite.

Correctly not on the hands, but on the tank tracks

[Manul]

Quote: professor

I am not going to mourn the Persian generals, just as I am going to hide my deep satisfaction at the death of another bearded man.

1. In a decent society, it is not customary to publicly enjoy death. Or are the Iranian army generals caught in some sort of terrorist act? You already tell me, suddenly we don’t know what.
2. A public expression of the joy of someone's death, and her wish, may fall under violence and extremism, which is prohibited by the rules of the site.
3.If a citizen of Iran would write on our website a similar epitaph to some Israeli military man ("the dog is a dog's death"), I can imagine how much hubbub and accusations of anti-Semism would rise. So your personal phobia is also completely irrelevant. Please be more restrained, express your joy to Atalef in a personal. I personally (and I think not only me) reading this is very unpleasant.

[Professor]

Quote: Manul

1. In a decent society, it is not customary to publicly enjoy death. Or are the Iranian army generals caught in some sort of terrorist act? You already tell me, suddenly we don’t know what.

I can imagine how the "decent" Soviet society did not rejoice in the death of Hitler. Mourning was introduced? Maybe Dudayev was mourned by the whole of Russia?

Quote: Manul

2. A public expression of the joy of someone's death, and her wish, may fall under violence and extremism, which is prohibited by the rules of the site.

Where is it written in the rules? Who was banned for wishing death to Erdogan?

Quote: Manul

3.If a citizen of Iran would write on our website a similar epitaph to some Israeli military man ("the dog is a dog's death"), I can imagine how much hubbub and accusations of anti-Semism would rise. So your personal phobia is also completely irrelevant. Please be more restrained, express your joy to Atalef in a personal. I personally (and I think not only me) reading this is very unpleasant.

No persophobia. Before the Islamic Revolution, Persia was a completely normal country, and now Persian generals shed someone else’s blood in 4 capitals of neighboring states, in the Islamic state of Iran more than 10 million adults can not read and write, the Islamic state of Iran in the first place in the world in the number of executions per capita (even 9-year-old girls are executed).

PS
Look at what the Shiite "quilted jacket" writes.

PPS
Americans rejoice in the report of the death of Hitler.

[Manul]

Quote: professor

I can imagine how the "decent" Soviet society did not rejoice in the death of Hitler. Mourning was introduced? Maybe Dudayev was mourned by the whole of Russia?

I suspected that you would answer in a similar vein. Therefore, I was reinsured and deliberately asked if the Iranian military was caught in terrorism and crimes against humanity, the Jewish people and you personally. However, I did not receive a response. It is your nature to substitute answers and concepts. Iranian general fought against bearded men. So it may well be considered a positive figure, even in the light of your gradations. The political system is one for all. Maybe these killed generals would be for the sake of the secular image of their country. Maybe they are against the executions of 9-year-old girls. Maybe they would be more happy to serve another government. But you already executed them all in absentia. You have an interesting fall - both Sadaam Husseyen and Muammar Gaddafi, now all the Iranian presidents - are almost criminals against humanity, but the peoples there are good (under some conditions that only you understand, and not all, but some parts. And yes - the one that is against the legitimate government). Only what kind of people are we talking about if you are frankly happy about the death of their representatives?

Quote: professor

Look at what the Shiite "quilted jacket" writes. wink

PS You somehow asked me not to interfere in your debate with Vatnik, so no comment.

[Professor]

Quote: Manul

Therefore, he was reinsured and deliberately asked whether the Iranian military was caught in terrorism and crimes against humanity, the Jewish people and you personally. However, I did not receive a response.

Caught. For example, the attack in Buenes Aires.

Quote: Manul

Iranian general fought against bearded men.

He is a bearded man himself and supports terror.

Quote: Manul

Maybe they are against the executions of 9-year-old girls.

Maybe, but only deep in the soul. Yes? In general, these generals, against the ayatollah regime, rose to the rank of general by inertia.

Quote: Manul

You have an interesting fall - both Sadaam Husseyen and Muammar Gaddafi, now all the Iranian presidents - are almost criminals against humanity, but the peoples there are good (under some conditions that only you understand, and not all, but some parts.

Yes, criminals and yes, there are good peoples.

Quote: Manul

Only what kind of people are we talking about if you are frankly happy about the death of their representatives?

Terrorists have no nationality.

[Manul]

Quote: professor

Caught. For example, the attack in Buenes Aires.

So if a Jew is a terrorist, then the court should convict him of terrorism. And others can be unfoundedly blamed .. The court did not recognize these specific generals, so don’t hold Buenos Aires by the ears.
Which courts recognized Hussein as criminals (proof test tube with soda?), Gaddafi, and apparently Ahmadinejad (or already, and Rouhani?).
Enough of your juggling facts.
Back to the original topic. I’m unlikely to be able to convince you, as well as you to me. I do not achieve this. I urge you, Professor, to stop these public dances on the bones, because I consider this an ugly and shameful behavior. Add - I beg you, please.

[Dart2027]

Quote: professor

Saddam with Gaddafi hiding in the sewers

Did they hide in the sewers?

[Manul]

Quote: professor

As a warrior or as a Saddam with Gaddafi hiding in the sewers? Have you been present at his death?

It would be better if you Professor, the pictures from the American exercises were posted on the corresponding branches. In an extremely unsightly light, you are now appearing.

[valera]

Quote: Manul

You’d better Professor, the pictures from the American exercises were laid out on the appropriate branches

They no longer seem to pay him for this. He once told me that a good lavender is being raised in his articles.

[Professor]

Quote: Valera

He once told me that a good lavender raises in his articles.

What are we smoking, Mr. liar?

[valera]

Quote: professor

Quote: Valera

He once told me that a good lavender raises in his articles.

What are we smoking, Mr. liar?

Nothing. About a year ago, you told me that you didn’t write for thanks.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Valera

Nothing. About a year ago, you told me you didn't write for thanks.

Naturally, they do not write for thanks in Israel, there are entire divisions of "paid trolls" who receive money for posts on the Internet. They usually write articles praising the Jewish state and its army and lie to Russia and its allies.
Israel spends half a billion shekels on propaganda, but little use
According to a fresh report by the Knesset Information Center, the State of Israel has allocated asbara, i.e. propaganda of government policies abroad, about 500 million shekels, but this money is dispersed between many different departments and spent very inefficiently.
From the report drawn up by the Knesset Information Department on the order of the chairman of the Legislative Commission on Legislation Nisan Slomyansky, it follows that there are more than five separate structures responsible for the “asbara” in Israel: the propaganda department of the Office of the Head of Government, the Foreign Ministry’s Press Relations and “People’s Diplomacy” departments, the press IDF service, the Ministry of Strategic Planning, the marketing and advertising department in the Ministry of Tourism and a number of other structures
http://news.israelinfo.co.il/politics/59795

[valera]

Quote: quilted jacket

Naturally, they do not write for thanks in Israel, there are entire divisions of "paid trolls" who receive money for posts on the Internet

You better tell me who pays for your services
By the way, I don’t know whether you see or not, our old friend Dirk Balak, aka Deathman, was noted in the coma for this article.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Valera

And who pays you?

How could you think that? I am an honest and decent person.

Quote: Valera

By the way, I don’t know whether you see or not, our old friend Dirk Balak, aka Deathman, was noted in the coma for this article.

I didn’t look. I accidentally stumbled upon this article today - Recent comments.
In general, "they" multiply exponentially there are already more of them - thirty
Apparently New Year's more money is more - "them"

[valera]

Quote: quilted jacket

How could you think that? I am an honest and decent person.

Willingly believe.

Quote: quilted jacket

I did not look at this article

If faith allows you, put a candle in the church for the repose of the fallen Persian general.

Quote: quilted jacket

In general, "they" multiply exponentially there are already more of them - thirty

Kleva. So I will have new daddies on my computer.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Valera

If faith allows you, put a candle in the church for the repose of the fallen Persian general.

I don’t believe in God at all - I'm an atheist.

Quote: Valera

Kleva. So I will have new daddies on my computer

Do you need them?

[valera]

Quote: quilted jacket

I don’t believe in God at all - I'm an atheist.

You are a Shiite Russian, as Mr. Sokolov once remarked.

Quote: quilted jacket

Do you need them?

Yes, we need.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Valera

You are a Shiite Russian, as Mr. Sokolov once remarked.

Well "mister" Sokolov we have a famous storyteller

[valera]

Quote: quilted jacket

Well "mister" Sokolov we have a famous storyteller

You have such a strong love, already terrible.

[Weyland]

Quote: quilted jacket

I don’t believe in God at all - I'm an atheist.

Well, then just come and set it — for us Orthodox, faith does not allow us to pray for the repose of the souls of Muslims, but you can!
Although the dead for a just cause - of course, honor, praise and eternal memory, regardless of their faith!

[andj61]

Quote: Valera

Quote: quilted jacket
How could you think that? I am an honest and decent person.
Willingly believe.

I believe, I believe - the talker himself.

[valera]

Quote: andj61

I believe, I believe - the talker himself.

And this is slander, gracious sovereign.

[andj61]

Quote: Valera

Quote: andj61

I believe, I believe - the talker himself.

And this is slander, gracious sovereign.

Valera, it’s not me regarding you, but a quilted jacket - what an honest and decent man he is!
I only see his comments through your broadcasts - I’m in his emergency.

[valera]

Quote: andj61

Valera, it’s not me regarding you, but a quilted jacket - what an honest and decent man he is!

Yes, I realized that about the quilted jacket. I have such a habit, sometimes to intercede for him.

Quote: andj61

I only see his comments through your broadcasts - I’m in his emergency.

I can not stand this heinous option. As if for girls it was invented. Although here and there are brutal musicians here and there.

[Professor]

Quote: Valera

He once told me that a good lavender raises in his articles.

Congratulations, Mr. Lie.

[valera]

Quote: professor

Quote: Valera

He once told me that a good lavender raises in his articles.

Congratulations, Mr. Lie.

Something you are repeating. Be careful

[Mikhail Krapivin]

General earth rest in peace, died like a warrior in battle. At the same time, the rotation is normal for the military, in its place will be a colonel, who, perhaps, the death of this general will at least teach something.

[The black]

It is very regrettable, but this is a war. ISIS sheep are also not whipping boys (all the more so since the Turkish military personnel are fighting on their side, plus the Americans help intelligence), and you will have to sweat to deal with them completely.

[Monos]

No, I, of course, understand - men are heroic. But what the hell are they with checkers headlong into the hell? This is not a general matter. And what kind of majors and colonels are there, if the generals should lead them into battle? Three generals in six months is too much.
Probably Meehan about Mossad is right:

Brave generals in Iran! At the front line with the soldiers ... Although they understand that they are hunting ... (especially the massad) Honor and glory to such courageous officers! And yet this is bad, where does the guard look? Ekary Babai ...

[VALERIK_097]

Quote: Monos

No, I, of course, understand - men are heroic. But what the hell are they with checkers headlong into the hell?

Sadly, of course, but in many commercials, ATS fighters even don helmets.

[padded jacket]

Quote: VALERIK_097

Sadly, of course, but in many commercials, ATS fighters even don helmets.

They don’t just have helmets, and often they simply don’t have enough military uniforms.

[Comrade Glebov]

It’s a pity, of course, our ally, but a logical question arises: do they have only generals serving, what are such losses in large uniforms? Or are there such big losses that the three generals, in principle, are not so many? I am grateful to our friends, I hope that they will benefit from the experience gained and that their losses will decrease in the future.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Comrade Glebov

It’s a pity, of course, our ally, but a logical question arises: do they have only generals serving, what are such losses in large uniforms?

No, they don’t just talk about the deaths of ordinary soldiers, and they die a lot; not so long ago a list was posted; if I’m not mistaken, about 20 Iranians died from the beginning of the month.

[O_s_c_a_R]

The soldier does not choose the war (c) - the author is not known.

[Mera joota]

Academy of gene. of the Iranian headquarters works according to an accelerated training scheme (it feels like), so many generals die in Syria ... It seems that good grandmothers pay for information about the top composition of the rebels and they are stupidly dumped by "theirs".

[triglav]

It is necessary to avenge them: to house the remaining militants.

[Alexander 3]

The military dying for a just cause, in this case protecting civilians, fall into paradise. This is in all faiths.

[evge-malyshev]

Recently, I advocated the creation in the Syrian army of an institution of "military advisers" from among Russian officers, but I had no idea that they should participate directly in military operations.
And do Iranian advisers have a different status? This is the third Iranian adviser general who died in Syria ... Regrettably ...
God forbid our advisers such a fate.

[creak]

Quote: evge-malyshev

Recently, I advocated the creation in the Syrian army of an institution of "military advisers" from among Russian officers, but I had no idea that they should participate directly in military operations.

And it was not necessary to rush through the open door and call for the creation of what has long been and is ...
Our advisers were in Syria and in other countries (Egypt, Angola, Ethiopia, etc.) even under the Soviet Union and suffered losses - you just don’t know anything about it ...
It’s just now they began to report about it - and before Soviet citizens were in the happy belief that our specialists in developing countries were engaged exclusively in the construction of factories, bridges and irrigation ...
And it wasn’t accepted to talk about how two hundred and three hundred advisers, including advisers, were brought to the Chkalovskoye airfield near Moscow not only from Syria and buried in a quiet place without big words ...
I know this not from other people’s words, during two special missions to the Middle East I saw a lot of things at one time - they finally stopped lying and people finally began to realize that any war was not at all like a movie war - it was sweat, dirt and blood and no romance .. .
This is for those who are ready to crush all enemies without leaving the computer ...

[BARKHAN]

And the general in such a war, to die and not necessarily go hand to hand ... Mines, mortars, snipers, guided landmines, sabotage ...

[Algetxnumx]

Quote: professor

In general, this is good news.

The good news will be when you get out of here with the ends, "prohessor", you are a good tryndodel for sure, sorry I can’t explain it better, they’ll be banned again, but this is because of such a ..., damn it, how bad it’s that even for literary expressions are pressed, and you have never had honor and the good news will be if someone gets you.

[Professor]

Quote: Alget87

The good news will be when you get out of here with the ends, "prohessor", you are a good tryndodel for sure, sorry I can’t explain it better, they’ll be banned again, but this is because of such a ..., damn it, how bad it’s that even for literary expressions are pressed, and you have never had honor and the good news will be if someone gets you.

Young man, you can safely add me to your emergency and you will not see me again. Well, if you are not a masochist of course.

[Manul]

Quote: Alget87

The good news will be when you get out of here with the ends, "prohessor", you are a good tryndodel for sure, sorry I can’t explain it better, they’ll be banned again, but this is because of such a ..., damn it, how bad it’s that even for literary expressions are pressed, and you have never had honor and the good news will be if someone gets you.

I myself cannot (although I constantly promise never to do this), and I regularly get involved in a verbal dive with the Professor (well, what do I need more than anyone else?). But for the harshness expressed in the heat, I then feel bitterly ashamed. All the same, we have a very good and beloved site, and we need to behave here as at home. Let's "wipe your feet and wash your hands." Well, the culture of speech is first of all. Minus.

[hartlend]

So Iran will remain without generals. Need to take action.

[iouris]

Let Iran accept.

[bertgolz]

I hope not the last ....

[valera]

Quote: bertgolz

I hope not the last ....

Don’t forget to take peysakhovks for a joy. All the same, they didn’t fill up the shusher, but the whole general.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

On your part. We talked to you normally yesterday, it made me angry, you know what and who.

If offended you, then sorry. I did not know that you do not like the role of Zionoblast. And about your cutting. It's not me. But it turned out funny. You shouted like that .... Sorry once again.

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

If offended you, then sorry. I did not know that you do not like the role of Zionoblast. And about your cutting. It's not me. But it turned out funny. You shouted like that .... Sorry once again.

I was upset that you were not punished.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

I was upset that you were not punished.

But you have beautiful slanting eyes;)

[valera]

Yes, it’s okay, and you’re a chatterbox. For a man it’s a bad quality.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Yes, it’s okay, but you’re a balabol. For a man it’s a bad quality.

I'm generally a bad boy. And looking for the same. For a jar of jam and a packet of cookies, by the way.

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

I'm generally a bad boy. And looking for the same.

No, you are a Jew in whom w .. d (or maybe vice versa) sometimes wakes up.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

No, you are a Jew in whom w .. d (or maybe vice versa) sometimes wakes up.

What are you drinking?

[valera]

I look at the biathlon. My favorite Italian took 3rd place. I am crying.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

I look at the biathlon. My favorite Italian took 3rd place. I am crying.

Go to Syria, you know what biathlon there. You’re a patriot ...

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Go to Syria, you know what biathlon there. You are a patriot

Go to Lebanon and prevent the future invasion of your brothers.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Go to Lebanon and prevent the future invasion of your brothers.
Reply

For whom do you propose fighting? For hezbalons or for palaces?

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

For whom do you propose fighting? For hezbalons or for palaces?

For those who pay more. Although I think they will put you in prison and wait for either a ransom or an exchange, or maybe they will slander the sexual slaves or disassemble them and sell them to Israeli doctors.

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

No Valera, the Jews have the most money ...

That's the dust.

Quote: Kaiten

Valera ... Marry ..... You will die of spermatoxicosis.

Well, you're dense. I don’t have this sperm toxicosis, you know the girls help me.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Well, you are dense. I do not have this sperm toxicosis, girls help.

Then where are such dreams of sexual slavery?

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Then where are such dreams of sexual slavery?

Yes, what are these dreams, I just painted the most realistic options for your cooperation with other representatives of the Semitic tribe.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Yes, what are these dreams, I just painted the most realistic options for your cooperation with other representatives of the Semitic tribe.

All that you know ... Everywhere you visited ... Now I understand why your eyes with epicanthus have become so beautiful. I hope you weren’t very hurt ....

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

All that you know ... Everywhere you visited ... Now I understand why your eyes with epicanthus have become so beautiful. I hope you weren’t very hurt ....

Oh, worry about yourself, the pain that you will be hurt, you will remember with disgust until the end of your life. You will not look into your eyes from shame.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

That's the dust.

And you will be a dust. Sea, mojito and girls from all over the former USSR. And the business is an accumulation .....

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

And the business is an accumulation .....

You will also be with me as a guide with your company. At least you will remember youth.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

You will also be with me as a guide with your company. At least you will remember youth.

Has it piled a lot of snow?

[valera]

Quote: Kaiten

Has it piled a lot of snow?

Where?

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

Where?

In your city.

[valera]

In my city, he began to melt.

[Kaiten]

Quote: Valera

In my city, he began to melt.

Well, you have a heat, do not sweat ...

[valera]

Yes, yes, yes, I already take out my shorts, sunglasses and sunblock.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Valera

No, you are a Jew in whom w .. d (or maybe vice versa) sometimes wakes up.

Don't flatter yourself in them All this is the letter ж - it lives well and thrives, all you need to do is to scrape these "copies" thoroughly, all their outer gloss immediately flies off their ostentatious intelligence and the "rotten insides" will immediately come out

[valera]

Quote: quilted jacket

Do not delude yourself in ALL of them, this is the same with the letter w - it lives well and thrives, all you need to do is to scrape these "copies" thoroughly, all their outer gloss immediately flies off their ostentatious intelligence and the "rotten insides" will immediately come out

Unfortunately you are right, sometimes even a rotten Jew climbs out even with a seemingly decent Jew.

[Weyland]

Quote: Kaiten

I'm generally a bad boy. And looking for the same.

Then I advise you to change your nickname - Badokh would not go to kaiten ... not comme il faut! Or would he be the first kaiten to use the rescue camera This Kibalchishi let her perish heroically!

[Weyland]

Quote: Kaiten

I'm generally a bad boy. And looking for the same.

Then I advise you to change your nickname - Badokh would not go to kaiten ... not comme il faut! Or would he be the first kaiten to use the rescue camera This Kibalchishi let her perish heroically!

[swag]

They cannot forget the past. But for your mistakes, you yourself are to blame, as the wise say. And "these", here the professor blurted out about impurities. and rejoices. And when he, in his own fertilizer, suddenly did not like

[valera]

Quote: swag

And "these", here the professor blurted out about sewage

He still can not say something.