Kadangi negaliu dalyvauti rinkimuose, tai manau jog neturiu teises nei dziaugtis nei keiti. Tik ziureti kas bus toliau.

O kodel nelabai grazu ?

Mes ir deja negalejom savo balso niekam atiduot . Reik tiketis viskas tik geryn eis . Tad pakelkime taures uz nauja prezidenta

Yep, rinkimai tikrai istoriniai. Amerika irode, kad kratosi rasiniu stereotipu
Belieka tiketis, kad Obama issirinks gera komanda.

kai as neziuriu ziniu, nelabai ka girdziu bet teko paplepet su "ziniukais" tai sako kad yra rimtas pavojus kad Obama kas nors nukakasins... tikrai tikiuosi kad taip nebus bet chebra rimtai susirupine kad nepasikartotu kaip su Martin Luther King...

je tik tiek kad Kenedis buvo baltas... tai nelabai gali sakyt kad nupielino del odos spalvos o va MLK ir Obama... plus KKK... gali but problemu... cia rasizmo dar yra daug, juk puse salies balsavo uz McCain ir dalis ju balasvo uz McCain tik del to kad Obama juodis... pazistam mes kelis tokius...

Nu tu taip neteisingai sneki, Virgi, kad net baisu.

Beje, praejusios ziemos sociologiniai tyrimai parode, kad lietuviai yra vienoj is pirmaujanciu netolerancijos kitoms rasems poziciju...

Kiek zmoniu, tiek nuomoniu... Kiek politologu, tiek versiju... Ziuresim, kas cia bus... Idomu.

Busas privire koses... Tai dabar tures Obama suktis...tiek daug prizadejo, oi nzn kaip cia bus...
O, zinok, Virgi, Lietuvoj rasizmas yra, zinok, labai didelis, tik, laimei, nera galimybes jam pasireikst! Toks , zinai, NEAKIVAIZDINIS rasizmas... Ir baisiauisa, kad tas rasizmas ne viduriniam ar zemsniam sluoksniuose, o aukstesniouse...Man tai slykstu.

Cia is kito forumo apie Zhirinovskio reakcija i Obamos isrinkima.


A deputy speaker of the Russian State Duma has made a scathing attack on US President-Elect Barack Obama and the USA in general in a primetime Russian TV talk show. Vladimir Zhirinovskiy, leader of the nationalist Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, said on "K Baryeru", broadcast on international stream of Gazprom-owned Russian NTV on 6 November, that Obama would be "the last president of the USA. America will collapse. The US democracy model has totally degenerated and allowed a black man, an African, a Muslim, into power. This is the final stage in America's evolution. Its last days are coming, and it is no coincidence that it happened at the same time as the global economic crisis".
"He's black. America is afraid today: had he been white, he would never have been elected. He was elected because he's black, because [the Americans thought:] how can we criticize him? That's it. Africans must now rule in America; seventy per cent of the population of New York are now coloured. That's it, the whites will now flee, as they did in South Africa when the white president was removed and a black one put in his place, and all the whites were destroyed, they all fled from there. We'll now have to receive back our immigrants - there are seven million of them there," Zhirinovskiy said.

He went on: "What Obama has done is now being prepared for the whole world. Someone just as PC will appear after [French President Nicolas] Sarkozy, and the Arabs will seize France. The Kurds, the Turks and the Albanians will seize Germany, Belgium and Switzerland." Had pro-democracy parties come to power in Russia and "remained in power with Yeltsin, they would have offered us a president from the North Caucasus the next time, and he would have won, because he cannot be criticized because he is from a different ethnic group and a different religion", Zhirinovskiy said.

His opponent in the verbal duel, which is the usual format of "K Baryeru", was Sergey Ivanenko of the liberal Yabloko party. His argued that Obama's victory was the result of "very serious mistakes" made by the Bush administration, and that the USA would learn from those mistakes. The two main ones, he said, were the war in Iraq, and a free-for-all economic policy.

Zhirinovskiy said that the USA "produces 20 per cent of the world economy and consumes 40 [per cent]. How? By robbing us all. It's a robber country, an aggressor country, a country which imposes democracy like [Georgian President Mikheil] Saakashvili does: bomb the weak, bomb other people's cities, attack Russia. So it's not about Bush's mistakes," he said. A lengthy discussion followed.

The panel of judges in the studio was split two-all, while viewers voting by phone and text messages overwhelmingly supported Zhirinovskiy, by 4,780 votes to 1,162.