What is the biggest mistake ever done by your country?

[Zevico]

Russians were quite cynical of their government. There was a Russian joke about it.
"A Russian guy walks onto the train to get to work and sees his friend reading Pravda. But he is confused when he notices that his friend isr eading it upside down. 'Why are you reading it upside down?' He asks his friend.
'To make more sense out of it.'

[Sandman]

So, Sandman, Wilson was a temporizer?

Compared to Lloyd George and 'The Tiger' Clemenceau, yes.

[Serb]

Russians were quite cynical of their government. There was a Russian joke about it.

It's more about that we were cynical about our newspappers.

[Az]

OMG. Deja -vue.

[Zoid]

Originally posted by Faboba


Can you explain to me why all the interviews are in dutch?!?!

No.

[Bereta_Eder]

HA!


(BTW there's a really nice video in that site. If you like bubbles that is... )

[Heresson]

Hm... me?
There were quite some;
-union with Lithuania
-resignation of union with Brandenburgia
-Jagie??o's resignation of marriage with Ofka, queen of Czech
kingdom, that would bring Silesia back to Poland
(71-old guy wanted a 17-year old Ruthenian princess not some old bohemian witch, but still...)
-resignation of Jagie??o to crush Teutonic Knights after Grunwald battle
-taking that dumb Swede Sigismund as the king
-November Uprising

[Vlad Antlerkov]

By my country (Corporate United States of America): The Dred Scott decision, and letting Bud Selig stay on as Commissioner of MLB.