Vine CURĂŢENIA GENERALĂ

Şi nu numai în Rusia şi "Ucraina". Cine are urechi de auzit, să audă. Bine.

Nu mai este loc pentru paraziţi, oengişti, filfizoni, varani, ţirieci, şi nici pentru "idioţii utili".

 

Şi după anunţul către tartori, o avertizare pentru pioni:

 

NSFW old-style

De pe net, textul, nu garantez însă fidelitatea traducerii. ;-)

Mă întreb prin ce mijloace s-o fi transmis răvaşul - de-o fi fost... - fiind riscuri mari pentru curier, fie el chiar de-al turcilor sau neştiind ce duce. Dar cel mai probabil este doar o legendă, or fi fost nişte ziceri şi-atât.

„Cazacii zaporojeni către sultanul turc!

Tu, sultane, ești un diavol turc, frate și tovarăș al blestematei Satane, secretar al lui Lucifer însuși! Ce fel de rege ești, la dracu', dacă nu poți strivi un arici cu curul gol? Diavolul se cacă și oastea ta mănâncă. N-o să ai tu, fiu de cățea, fii creștini sub oblăduirea ta. De armata ta noi nu ne temem, cu apa și cu focul o să te înfruntăm, fute-o-ar toți pe mă-ta!

Ești bucătar al Babilonului, caretaș al Macedoniei, berar al Ierusalimului, sodomit de capre al Alexandriei, porcar al Egiptului mare și cel mic, porc al Armeniei, hoțoman al Podoliei, săhăidac al Tătariei, călău al Kamenețului, al lumii și al împărăției de jos budala, al Dumnezeului nostru măscărici, al șarpelui perfid nepot și al pulelor noastre bot. Rât de porc, cur de iapă, câine de măcelar, nemiruită frunte, futu-ți pizda mă-tii.

Iat-așa ți-au răspuns zaporojenii, parazitule! Nu placi mamei adevăraților creștini! Așa încheiem, că nu știm cifre, nici calendar n-avem, luna-i în cer, anul e-n carte, iar ziua cum e la noi, așa e și la voi, așa că să ne lingi la coi!”

— Semnează: Atamanul zaporojean Ivan Sirko împreună cu toată oastea zaporojeană.

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"originalul" (UCR):

Igor Strelkov’s Interview with Kolokol Rossii

KR: And if Russia does not remove the troops? What then? 

Strelkov: Yet another ultimatum—up to and including asking Romania for military aid, and so forth. It all depends on their understanding of how far Russia is willing to go. If they feel that Russia is not ready to defend Transnistria with military force, they will crush it straight away.

Strelkov: They have absolutely no interest in Transnistria itself! It is only a small detail in a bigger geopolitical setup. The primary goal is to force Putin to capitulate. To make him completely lose his credibility and authority. Just like in the old legend, he was brought to a crossroads: one road leads to war; the other—to surrender. What’s more, the road to capitulation also splits—again into war and surrender. This is entire system! If Russia had entered a direct conflict with Ukraine a year ago, then the country and the President himself would have faced an huge number of economic and political negatives, but there would have been enormous positives too—from Kharkov to Odessa! Russia could have regained millions of Russian people, as well as enormous economically developed territories… And now, more than a year later, these advantages are already nonexistent.

SLAVYANGRAD.org:

Igor Ivanovich presented his vision about how to solve the problem of Transnistria, Novorossiya and Ukraine, his attitude towards the Kremlin camarilla and towards Putin personally, as well as Putin’s role in the history of Russia.

Kolokol Rossii (KR): Igor Ivanovich, first of all, we would like to know your position on Transnistria. It is currently the most urgent topic. Is it possible to draw Russia into a conflict with Moldova and Ukraine? Is the Ossetian scenario, for example, a possibility?

Igor Strelkov (Strelkov): I have already spoken about it. This is yet another attempt to provoke Russia into direct participation in military hostilities, but to provoke in such a way that our country plays the game according to a scenario imposed by the enemy. I have no doubt that sooner or later the enemy will succeed in dragging us into a war and the try to force us to capitulate on the foreign policy front. But there is no chance of our President capitulating—I simply do not believe it. The only question is: where could this conflict take place? Transnistria is, for this purpose, an ideal springboard. Let’s be frank—this area is surrounded on all sides by countries hostile to Russia: Ukraine and Moldova. The fact that these countries are hostile to us is, by the way, an ‘outstanding’ achievement of our diplomacy and foreign policy. These ‘achievements’ include the fact that an absolutely pro-Russian Transnistria where (according to various estimates), 150-200 thousand Russian citizens reside, is in a full blockade.