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Obrisan korisnik

Pristupio: 17.08.2004.
Poruka: 55.231

12. listopada 2007. u 21:20

eto ti kako se kod nas krivo prenesu vijesti

miha1

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Pristupio: 12.11.2004.
Poruka: 17.481

12. listopada 2007. u 22:06

Da naravno važniji je Irak. Jebali ih Irak i Iran sve.

Obrisan korisnik

Pristupio: 16.12.2005.
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13. listopada 2007. u 11:01

Kauboj je napisao/la:

Ovo je objašnjeno kao da je Al Gore osoba koja je vjerojatno najviše u svijetu svojim djelovanjem prodonijela svijesti od opasnosti od klimatskih promjena uzrokovanih čovjekovom aktivnošću. A te klimatske promjene bi dovele do nestašica i preraspodjele prirodnih resursa, što bi samo po sebi dovelo do nebrojenih konflikata i ratova u budućnosti. (To u biti i jest definicija rata, natjecanje za ograničene resurse.) Prema tome, borba protiv umjetnih klimatskih promjena jest direktno i borba za mir u svijetu.

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cekaj,jel ti mene zajebavas?pa ovaj debil je zagovarao bombardovanje Jugoslavije 1999.To bombardovanje sa oruzijem koje su koristili doprinelo je i klimatskim promenama izmedju ostalog,a vrhunac licemerja je da ovo stvorenje dobije nobelovu nagradu za mir.Mogli su i Hitleru posthumno da dodele jednu takvu.

Retardi.

Jale3

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Pristupio: 18.09.2002.
Poruka: 5.240

13. listopada 2007. u 21:24

Cestitam americkim mornarima 232 rodjendan sa zeljom da pojedu sto vise t-bone, seasoned lobsters a mogu i skampi uci u meni :-)

Barbie, Winx, Bratz, Hello Kitty, Dora...

Caracalla

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Pristupio: 09.06.2003.
Poruka: 12.981

15. listopada 2007. u 14:48

Muslim Teen In Fla. Barred From Playing Soccer Over Head Scarf

PALM HARBOR, Fla. -- A Muslim teenager was forced to sit out a youth soccer tournament after a referee ruled the girl's head scarf was not part of her uniform and violated game rules.

Iman Khalil was forced to sit out the game Saturday even though parents, her teammates and even opposing players urged the referee to let her play.

The referee, Steve Richardson, stood by his decision after other officials checked with the United Soccer Association and were told Iman could play the second half wearing the scarf, according to Hernando Heat assistant coach Mike Duke.

The 15-year-old said that her white-and-blue head scarf has never been an issue in the two years she has played competitively for the team.

"I don't think it should be a problem that I wear it," Iman told The Tampa Tribune.

United Soccer Association executive board president Frank Villaizan said Sunday he regretted Iman was not allowed to take part in the Heat's 4-0 victory.

Villaizan said the rule allows players to wear any religious article as long as it isn't something that would cause injury. He said he reminded the people who assign game referees about the rule.

Villaizan said he did not know if Richardson exceeded his authority by refusing to allow Khalil to play the second half, referring that question to the Florida State Referees Association.