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так и у меня констатация. иди в джим, толстый, жизнь сразу засверкает, девушки будут обpащать внимание( немолодые, но лет под 40-50-точно!)будешь вeселый и незлой..договоримся, короче
А меня не огорчает Я привыкла к твоей агурментации
… Обозвать, обосрать( пардон май френч) … Забитый толстый зая. Один и тот же сцинарио год за годом…
Samodelkin wrote:eesss wrote:[link]http://videochart.net/video/22297.2147430ea0af262ae6aec5bfcce5?mviprevideo=1[/link]
И че? Еще один из психушки сбежал?😆 :
он что, сказал неправду про путена?
Quote:The wealth of Putin’s court is opaque, but undoubtedly runs into tens of billions of dollars held in offshore accounts and property in London and New York. Many of his closest associates made their fortunes during the chaotic mass privatisations of state assets during the 1990s. Official statements of Putin’s wealth — a £96,000 a year salary, a flat and three cars — are frequently met with derision.
Asked if there was a case for the “interesting” financial arrangements of members of Putin’s inner circle to be published by the British government, Mr Hammond replied: “There might be.”
“When we talk about having further steps that we can take, increasing the pressure on Russia, one the headings that we regularly review is strategic communication: how can we message the Russian people and to people that Russia is seeking to influence about what is really going on?
Quote:Britain may broadcast the financial secrets of Russia’s ruling elite as part of the information war against the Putin regime, the Foreign Secretary has indicated.
Philip Hammond said he was interested by the idea of publicising the wealth of the Russian president’s inner circle in order to embarrass them in front of their people, as part of the response to the ongoing incursion into eastern Ukraine.
The Foreign Secretary warned that Putin is rapidly modernising his armed forces, and warned Russia’s bid to destabilise eastern Europe poses “the greatest single threat” to British national security.
Mr Hammond said that Britain must now “accept” that efforts to offer Russia its “rightful place” in the post-Cold War order had been “rebuffed”.
It marks a change in tone from the British government: David Cameron has repeated said that the door is open to Russia to normalise relations if it ended the assault on Ukraine.
