Re: Dust-sucker [Was: Re: Armenian, Sumerian, Burushaski, and Turkic languages]

On Jun 25, 6:44 pm, phogl...@xxxxxx wrote:
On 25 kesä, 18:46, Du?an Vukoti <dusan.vuko...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Why"for Finland"; are you at war with Serbia?

Have you ever heard about football? Football, you know? Soccer?

You really believe everything you see on Suomi TV!

I have never had a TV set of my own, and can watch TV only when I am
visiting my fiancé's family.

Your mind seems to be incurable sick.

I reckon the above is an example of the well-known Serbian courtesy.



The Albanians would never fight neither for you nor any one else?
They are not fools; they know exactly what they are doing.
In twenty years there will be more than 50 millions Albanians.
Do you know how many Moslems will be in Europe by the year 2030?

Could you please try to think of something more original? That sort of
racist bull*** is so predictable and tedious. Besides, I prefer
Muslims to your friends the Russians anytime. Muslims have never
invaded us, Russians have.

You used to be slaves (just like Serbs); although the Serbs (unlike
Finns)
had they glorious medieval history:

All what some Finnish cowards like FogLoony can do is to switch their
masters
without any revolt;
yesterday Russians tomorrow your loving Moslems?
Only difference between the two slaves is that Finns (of FogLoony
sort) enjoy being slaves
while Serbs were defeated on the battle fields (first against Turks
1389 and
then against the whole Western world in 1999).

Do you know that, during the WWI, the German Field Marshal Mackensen
erected the monument in Belgrade (Kosutnjak) dedicated to his soldiers
who had
fallen in the big offensive on Belgrade in 1915. At the same time,
Mackensen ordered that
another, smaller tombstone be erected some ten meters away.
"Hier ruhen Serbische Helden" (Here lie Serbian heroes), reads the
epitaph written
in German and "ovde pocivaju srpski junaci" in Serbian!

http://www.srpsko-nasledje.co.yu/sr-l/1998/01/images/22_f1.jpg

Those were the times of great German and Serbian heroism.

DV




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