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goldietrickz kaže:
zbog obnavljanja pregovora i jest morao biti uhicen nekakav zlocinac na samrti.
"Vlastima RS" da se prepusti bilo sto u vezi zakona i reda? 
ne. bas obratno. treba DGSu isto kao u Hrvatskoj kupiti najmoderniju opremu, dati im vece place, povecati njihov broj... ne moze nekolicina sluzbenika, slabo obucenih i polupismenih i potplacenih ista dobro raditi.
"Policija RS"? mislis oni panduri sto za 10 maraka pjevaju "Lijepu nasu"? |
10 maraka je cifra koja je zadnji put vrijedila nesto 1995.
'Nekakav' zlocinac na samrti? Po ovome se vidi da vama uopste nije stalo da se uhvate optuzeni za ratne zlocine, nego da srbija i RS ispastaju zbog toga sto nisu uhvaceni.
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goldietrickz kaže:
nego... tema su mediji...
kazes Wall Street Journal? jel u tom clanku Nepogrijesivi predstavljen kao "premijer" balkanskog ekonomskog tigra ili kao covjek koji ce "smanjiti deficit"? kako su ga predstavili? 
wall street journal? jebate... im impressed. kad ti to sve procitas? |
Upravo tako..
http://online.wsj.com/article_email/...TExODU3Wj.html
a neki dan je bio i kolumnista u washington timesu:
http://washingtontimes.com/op-ed/200...2312-7117r.htm
predstavljen je kao
'Milorad Dodik is prime minister of the Republic of Srpska'
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Mr. Dodik has made improving the standard of living a priority since he was elected prime minister in February 2006, promising to make the RS the "better part of Bosnia-Herzegovina." He has pursued a vigorous economic-development policy to create more jobs. On this front, taxes have come down: RS companies pay a 10% tax on profits, compared with 30% in the Federation, and a 46% tax on employee salaries, compared with nearly 70% in the Federation, according to entity agencies.
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Mr. Dodik has made improving the standard of living a priority since he was elected prime minister in February 2006, promising to make the RS the "better part of Bosnia-Herzegovina." He has pursued a vigorous economic-development policy to create more jobs. On this front, taxes have come down: RS companies pay a 10% tax on profits, compared with 30% in the Federation, and a 46% tax on employee salaries, compared with nearly 70% in the Federation, according to entity agencies.
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Kada procitam? Opste obrazovanje smatram vaznim dijelom zivota. Za to mora biti vremena. Za lokalne medije, kada bas nemam sta raditi.