What are the most powerful and influential countries?

[morb]

Originally posted by Serb


Then we should leave this question to proffesional linguists and stop this sily debate, because none of us is professional in this field. And because it's pretty clear for every one that:
My ne rabi,
Rabi ne my.
(Russian saying)

Btw, Just noticed that Russian word for "Slaves" - "raby" is pretty similar with "ravy"- a Hebrew's priest. Does it mean that Slavs captured a lot of Hebrew's priest in the past and used them as slaves?

yeah, we can probably "trace" the lineage too.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Serb
It mean that you still don't realize that we fight against the same enemy today.

Waging war against the civilian population, as the Russian army seems to revel in, isn't the way to wage war against this type of enemy.

Have any proove?

The reports of various human rights organization.

Anyway, you are no better then we are, you are using the same bombs in Afghanistan.

Against cave complexes. You'll notice that we didn't mine every square centimeter of the country of shell the cities with artiliery fire in order to fight our war.

[Ecthy]

Originally posted by Serb
WTF is PC?

Would go for my sig weren't all the quotes that are already in there so important

[Akka]

Originally posted by DinoDoc

Have any proove?

The reports of various human rights organization.

Just wondering... What about the proofs from the same human rights organizations about how Israël is acting against Pals people ?

[My Wife Hates CIV]

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia May 6 — Saudi authorities have confiscated 82,000 abayas, the black head-to-toe gowns worn by all Saudi women, for being too highly decorated or too revealing.

The Ministry of Commerce confiscated the gowns from stores and factories after inspections in the capital, Riyadh, and the Red Sea port city of Jiddah. Inspectors took away garments found not in conformance with Islamic law, al-Jazirah daily newspaper reported Sunday. The abayas were not plain and opaque or they were provocatively clinging, it said.



This so-called country will still be in the dirt a hundred years from now. Or is it because Saudi women just don't look that good??

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Akka le Vil
What about the proofs from the same human rights organizations about how Israël is acting against Pals people ?

You mean the one's that said that there was no massacre in Jenin?

Or what about the one's that deal with the PLO's actions against the Israeli people?

Which human rights organizations are you talking about in this instance?

[Ned]

For you history buffs, below is a map of Europe in the early 9th Century.

http://www.city.sumy.ua/history/ukraine/5!.html

Ned

[Ecthy]

and?

[Ned]

Originally posted by Ecthelion
and?

Ecthelion, Since we've had so much discussion on the origin of the word "slav," and of the East (Russians, Ukrainian) and West (Poles) Slavs, I thought it would be interesting to see what Europe looked like at the time Charlemagne was "stabilizing" the east marches of the Roman (Frankish) Empire.

From the map, it does not appear that Constantinople had anything to do with the "stabilization." However, I do not see the Serbs on the map. Perhaps by that time, they were already present within the borders of the Roman Empire. I half recall that Emperor Heraclius (~620) invited the Serbs south to counterbalance the Avars, who Charlemagne wiped out in his "stabilization" effort.

Perhaps the Serbs are the source of the term "slav" in the Empire, not the Poles or the Croats.

Ned

[Az]

note the Hazar empire . one of the finest and the most properous jewish entities in the history of the world , if not the finest. .

*waves flag*

[Az]

bla bla bla ...

ignorant post.

[Ecthy]

erm... Atilla was long before the 9th century.

[Az]

... I meant the second migration...

[Ecthy]

Too late for excuses... Raus!!

[Az]

damn... georgia was surely one big country....http://www.geocities.com/ayatoles/webmap1.jpg