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Micić je čudo, odigrao poslednju utakmicu 8. februara i povrijeđen, i to izgleda ozbiljno. Neka se na njemu završi sa odsustvima i odlično je to.

Dobiše Francuzi 75:67. Nije igrao Aldama za Španiju Igraju ponovo preksjutra u 9.

Španija - Francuska dobra utakmica. Opet Španci nisu naivni, uprkos svemu. Poirier ima neki problem, možda primicač, imao je u jednom trenutku baš bolnu grimasu, sad za sad više ne ulazi. Hifi je debil, ubijeđen je da je u najmanju ruku Steph Curry.

Imal' đe striNa za Grčka - CG i prvenstvo sovjeckih respubljikov Letonija - Litvanija? Na Live TV slaba vajda.

Nažalost, vućić ima mnogo moćnije sponzore u EU od orbana, nekad je to bila Merkel, a sad je Macron. Ne prija mi da to napišem, posebno zato što sam formalno i Francuz i zato što se u velikoj mjeri pronalazim u deklarativnim vrijednostima Francuske kao države i društva, ali nema vajde od samoobmanjivanja.

Ovaj lik i njegovi saveznici će na kraju sahraniti Izrael. Za početak, Izrael kao demokratsku i sekularnu državu, a kad to pukne, ko zna gdje će se kola zaustaviti. Israel's Smotrich launches settlement plan to 'bury' idea of Palestinian state MAALE ADUMIM, West Bank/TEL AVIV Aug 14, (Reuters) - Israeli far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced work would start on a long-delayed settlement that would divide the West Bank and cut it off from East Jerusalem, a move his office said would "bury" the idea of a Palestinian state. The Palestinian government, allies and campaign groups condemned the scheme, calling it illegal and saying the fragmentation of territory would rip up peace plans for the region. Standing at the site of the planned settlement in Maale Adumim on Thursday, Smotrich, a settler himself, said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump had agreed to the revival of the E1 development, though there was no immediate confirmation from either. “Whoever in the world is trying to recognise a Palestinian state today will receive our answer on the ground. Not with documents nor with decisions or statements, but with facts. Facts of houses, facts of neighbourhoods," Smotrich said. Israel froze construction plans at Maale Adumim in 2012, and again after a revival in 2020, because of objections from the U.S., European allies and other powers who considered the project a threat to any future peace deal with the Palestinians. Restarting the project could further isolate Israel, which has watched some of its Western allies condemn its military offensive in Gaza and announce they may recognise a Palestinian state. Palestinians fear the settlement building in the West Bank - which has sharply intensified since the 2023 Hamas attack on Israel that led to the Gaza war - will rob them of any chance to build a state of their own in the area. In a statement headlined "Burying the idea of a Palestinian state," Smotrich's spokesperson said the minister had approved the plan to build 3,401 houses for Israeli settlers between an existing settlement in the West Bank and Jerusalem. In Maale Adumim, Smotrich told Reuters the plan would go into effect on Wednesday. Breaking the Silence, an Israeli rights group established by former Israeli soldiers, said what it called a land grab "will not only further fragment the Palestinian territory, but will further entrench apartheid". Nabil Abu Rudeineh, the Palestinian president's spokesperson, called on the United States to pressure Israel to stop settlement building. "The EU rejects any territorial change that is not part of a political agreement between involved parties. So annexation of territory is illegal under international law," European Commission spokesperson Anitta Hipper said. Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said the move by Smotrich, an ultra-nationalist in the ruling right-wing coalition who has long advocated for Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, showed that Israel "seeks to appropriate land owned by Palestinians in order to prevent a two-state solution". HOUSE BUILDING 'IN A YEAR' Peace Now, which tracks settlement activity in the West Bank, said there were still steps needed before construction. But if all went through, infrastructure work could begin within a few months, and house building in about a year. “The E1 plan is deadly for the future of Israel and for any chance of achieving a peaceful two-state solution. We are standing at the edge of an abyss, and the government is driving us forward at full speed," Peace Now said in a statement. Consecutive Israeli governments have initiated, approved, planned and funded settlements, according to Israeli rights group Yesh Din. Some settlers moved to the West Bank for religious or ideological reasons, while others were drawn by lower housing costs and government incentives. They include American and European dual-citizens. Palestinians were already demoralised by the Israeli military campaign which has killed more than 61,000 people in Gaza, according to local health authorities, and fear Israel will ultimately push them out of that territory. About 700,000 Israeli settlers live among 2.7 million Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Israel annexed East Jerusalem in a move not recognised by most countries but has not formally extended sovereignty over the West Bank. The UN and most world powers say settlement expansion has eroded the viability of a two-state solution by fragmenting Palestinian territory. The two-state plan envisages a Palestinian state in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza, existing side by side with Israel. Israel cites historical and biblical ties to the area and says the settlements provide strategic depth and security. Most of the global community considers all settlements illegal under international law. Israel rejects this interpretation, saying the West Bank is "disputed" rather than "occupied" territory. Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand imposed sanctions in June on Smotrich and another far-right minister who advocates for settlement expansion, accusing both of them of repeatedly inciting violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

Na to da će okupljanje ispred BIA biti predstavljeno kao priprema za upad u BIA, što će biti iskorišćeno da se opravda dosadašnje i buduće nasilje poliicije nad učesnicima protesta.

Ako je tačno, ovo je izrazito glupo, jer jeste državna institucija i blokada iste u glavama mnogih u tihoj većini legitimizuje upotrebu sile.

To šta je bilo devedesetih nema nikakve veze sa sadašnjim stanjem. Devedesetih su u vojsci najbrojniji bili redovi na odsluženju koji su i sami bili protiv zlobodana, sad je vojska profesionalna, kupljena i indoktrinirana. Nikakve tu razlike nema u odnosu na policiju, kao što uostalom dokazuje to što su pripadnici elitne jedinice sinoć u NS glumili partijsku policiju. Sve su to ista govna. Sa naglaskom na govna. Samo jedna stvar će ih spriječiti da zlorade, a to je strah od naroda, ako se nekad okupi dovoljno ljudi za koje je očigledno da više ne žele da trpe njihova sranja.

Aug 13 (Reuters) - A failed Republican candidate in New Mexico was jailed for 80 years on Wednesday for contracting gunmen to carry out drive-by shootings on the homes of Democratic officials after his 2022 election defeat. Solomon Pena orchestrated the attacks in Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city, weeks after losing his bid for a state house seat. He was driven by conspiracy theories he had been a victim of election fraud, federal prosecutors said. Koliko li će volini trebati da pomiluje ovog zlikovca?

Eno ih u u ćacilendu i pred radikalskim komandaturama

Tek sad vidim da je FIBA izbacila kompletan program pripremnih utakmica, za sve reprezentacije

Orwell ("Who controls the past, controls the future. Who controls the present, controls the past")

Pa evo prokomentarisao sam na prethodnoj strani. Osim toga, drago mi je što će Kljajić i Jovanović dobiti prostor, svakako bolje oni nego Petar Popović, iako ne mislim ni za njih dvojicu da su top prospekti.