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May. 11th, 2005 01:33 pmрешили двое школьников "скрестить" стихотворение Пушкина "Вурдалак" со стихотворением Лермонтова "Два великана". И вот, что получилось:
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May. 11th, 2005
в статье "America's Global fifth Column" (http://www.antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=5905):
Another delegate to this meeting of American stooges was Lyudmila Alekseeva, founder of the Moscow Helsinki Group, and winner of the U.S. government's National Endowment for Democracy 2004 "Democracy Award" – Washington's official imprimatur. As to her meeting with the president [Bush], Ms. Alekseeva told Radio Free Europe that "the main topic of discussion was the continuation of Western financial support for Russian human rights and environmental work." To be sure. What every prostitute dreams of is a sugar daddy with nearly unlimited funds and a Pygmalion complex. In Bush, Russia's political street-walkers see a gold mine.
[...]
Ms. Alekseeva is quite shameless. She admits that Russia is, today, a free country. [...] The problem is that "social guarantees have collapsed"; health care, retirement benefits, and other features of the old Soviet system have been swept away. The new "dissidents" are protecting and advancing "socioeconomic rights," in her phrase.
И т.д., и.т.п.
Жду сеанса бурного братания "консерваторов" с либертарианцами. "Консерваторы" кричат: "Да вы, оказывается, такие славные ребята!" и бросают в воздух шляпы. :-)
Another delegate to this meeting of American stooges was Lyudmila Alekseeva, founder of the Moscow Helsinki Group, and winner of the U.S. government's National Endowment for Democracy 2004 "Democracy Award" – Washington's official imprimatur. As to her meeting with the president [Bush], Ms. Alekseeva told Radio Free Europe that "the main topic of discussion was the continuation of Western financial support for Russian human rights and environmental work." To be sure. What every prostitute dreams of is a sugar daddy with nearly unlimited funds and a Pygmalion complex. In Bush, Russia's political street-walkers see a gold mine.
[...]
Ms. Alekseeva is quite shameless. She admits that Russia is, today, a free country. [...] The problem is that "social guarantees have collapsed"; health care, retirement benefits, and other features of the old Soviet system have been swept away. The new "dissidents" are protecting and advancing "socioeconomic rights," in her phrase.
И т.д., и.т.п.
Жду сеанса бурного братания "консерваторов" с либертарианцами. "Консерваторы" кричат: "Да вы, оказывается, такие славные ребята!" и бросают в воздух шляпы. :-)