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Pas de Pitié Pour Les Russes: Les Tchétchènes Sont Des Coupeurs de Ttête!
2008-10-30 00:43:00 The latest death toll figures from Hurricane Katrina can be seen on this website here. The famous Russian neo-Nazi video is on this blog here.Note: This is a French translation of the famous No Mercy For Russians post. It was translated by "Natalie from France". This post has also been translated into Italian. Italian version (traduzione in italiano). I really advise my regular readers to not even watch this video. It's probably one of the worst things you've ever seen; it's way worse than the Russian neo-Nazi one.We are also looking for translations into other large European languages and Japanese. I am looking for translators into Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Russian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Spanish, Greek, Japanese and Bahasa Indonesia.Si vous pensiez que la vidéo néonazie de l?exécution de deux « noirs » était le summum de l?atrocité, vous faites erreur.Le pire ne s?arrêtera jamais.Nous nous sommes demandés si une telle bar...
By: Robert Lindsay
Neo-Nazi Beheading Video In French
2008-10-13 09:10:00 This is a French translation of the Neo-Nazi Beheading Video post that is so popular on this blog. It was done by "Natalie from France". This video gets a lot of traffic, especially from Europe, so lately, we are offering translations into large European languages. The Italian translation, Video Shock: I Neo Nazisti Russi Decapitano Un Prigioniero Caucasico, is here.We still do not have a good French title for this post. If any French speakers out there can think of one, tell us in the comments or email me above. We are still looking for translators into large European languages and Japanese. If you are interested, email me at the email address in the upper right-hand corner.Attention! Cette vidéo comporte des images choquantes, il s'agit d'une décapitation. Si vous êtes mineurs ou sensibles, ne regardez pas. Cette vidéo se prend une large partie du trafic, surtout en provenance d'Europe. Cet article américain, a été traduit en italien, nous recherchons des personnes parlant d'a...
By: Robert Lindsay
Video Shock: Nessuna Pieta' Per I Russi - I Ceceni Sono Tagliatori Di Tes
2008-10-12 22:54:00 This article was originally published here in English under the title, Six Russian Conscripts Beheading. Unfortunately, or fortunately, whichever the case may be, it's received tons of traffic, so I commissioned an Italian translation. We are also looking for translations into other large European languages and Japanese.This is the Italian translation of "Six Russian Conscripts" by Paolo from Trieste. He added some additions of his own. This translation is called "No Mercy For Russians - The Chechen Beheaders".I recommend that my regular readers do not watch this video - it's actually way worse than the neo-Nazi one. But if you are into this stuff, this post does have an excellent frame by frame play by play down to the second, but it doesn't make sense unless you can read Italian.Se pensavate che il video neonazista dell'esecuzione di due 'neri era il massimo dell'efferatezza, vi siete sbagliati.Al peggio non c'è mai fine.Ci siamo chiesti se tale barbiarie era una 'risposta...
By: Robert Lindsay
People From the Caucasus are Blacks?
2008-08-19 13:15:00 Take a lot at these "Black" and "non-White" Chechen kids in Jordan. Boy, they sure look pretty darn White to me! Especially that girl with the dark red hair and the turquoise eyes. Wasn't that one of Hitler's favorite combinations? White Power boneheads.This will go along with another post I wrote along the same lines, Are Dagestanis and Tajiks White?. The conclusion of that post was, yes, they are White. The reason it is even an issue is that Russians insist that the people of the Caucasus are "Blacks" and "non-Whites".It seems that quite a few White nationalists also deny that Armenians, Georgians, Dagestanis, Azerbaijanis, Chechens and other Caucasian peoples are White. White in this case will refer to peoples having a phenotype that is not only Caucasoid but also resembles European Caucasoids.As you can see in this neat video of cute little Chechen kids shot in Jordan. There is a large Chechen and Circassian population in Jordan dating back to the imperial wars of conquest tha...
By: Robert Lindsay
Chechen War is Over?
2008-07-06 02:57:00 The latest death toll figures from Hurricane Katrina can be seen on this website here. The famous Russian neo-Nazi video is on this blog here.Updated July 12:A Norwegian Russophile of unknown motivations came to the blog to comment on the post about the execution of six Russian conscripts. He repeated the usual pro-Russian propaganda about the crazy Chechen War.I don't know about the Norwegians, but the truth is that almost all Greeks, Serbs, Montenegrins and Macedonians will always line up with Russia. I'm not sure about Bulgarians. Also you are going to see this to some extent in Romania, especially in Moldova. It's not so much Pan-Slavism (which doesn't really exist in a rational form), but more Pan-Orthodoxism.For instance, the Poles, Czechs and Ukrainians are all Slavs, but you don't necessarily see pan-Slavism with them. In the Poles, it is almost nonexistent. This is due to the Catholicism of the Poles. In the 20th Century, there were horrible wars waged with Polish Cat...
By: Robert Lindsay
Six Russian Conscripts Beheading
2008-07-05 12:46:00 The latest death toll figures from Hurricane Katrina can be seen on this website here. The famous Russian neo-Nazi video is on this blog here.Updated July 8. I am posting this video because it is related to the neo-Nazi beheading video that is creating such a storm on the Internets.This is one of the sickest, most messed up videos I've ever seen. I watched it once and I don't think I can watch it again. My regular readers probably don't even want to watch this, but there's tons of people on the Net who love this stuff, so here it is.I've been listening to it a few times this morning to test it (with the visual removed, only the sound) and just the sounds are bad enough. This is worse than the neo-Nazi one if you ask me.Recently, the neo-Nazi video was proven to be real, sadly. The family of the poor man beheaded in the video recognized him when they saw the movie on the Internet.Subsequently, Russian law enforcement, which had originally dismissed the video as a fake (I never t...
By: Robert Lindsay
Oil to hit $400 a barrel by 2018
2008-06-06 06:36:00 ?The big story is productivity in China,? he asserts, noting it is an incredible 9%, or three times the level of productivity in the US during its 1990s peak. Admiral Owens attributes this to the country?s high-quality infrastructure. It will allow the Chinese economy to soon become the second-largest in the world, with a GDP ...
By: 1913 Intel
Russian Neo-Nazi Video Is Real
2008-06-06 06:30:00 Updated June 18:The infamous Russian neo-Nazi beheading video, which can be found on this site here, along with a long post describing it and giving background to it, has long been rumored to be a fake. I never thought it was a fake, simply because faking such an act so well requires the facilities of an expensive movie studio. There is no evidence that these amateurs had access to such a studio.However, new evidence has just emerged that the video is real and is not a fake, according to Russian law enforcement (LE). I figured as much. The Russian neo-Nazis are completely out of control; they assault and kill people all the time, and not a whole lot is done about them. It made sense that sooner or later they would take to the next level and commit a homicide on tape a la Al Qaeda and the insurgents in Iraq.Kistaman Odamanov from Dagestan said that one of the men killed on the tape was her brother, Shamil U. Odamanov, 24. Her father, Umakhan, and her brother, Artur, along with other...
By: Robert Lindsay
Prometheus Unbound?
2008-06-06 05:17:00 A Ukraine eternally condemned to be split between east and west is the image that persistently lingers on the retina of imagery as historical, cultural, lingual, and religious differences are allowed to dominate over unifying forces in world perceptions of the country's national identity. The image of a country fettered to its historic fate is today however confronted by a contrasting picture with roots in regional and national myths, linking together nations reunited in freedom at the shores of the Black Sea. Less known is that its origins are to be found in the ancient myth of Prometheus - the titan who stole the fire from the gods and gave it to man.Prometheus (Gr. he who thinks ahead) brought man the enlightenment - fire and knowledge - denied to her by higher powers. In eternal punishment, Zeus had him chained to a rock on mount Kaukasos, where an eagle was set to feast on his liver. His self-sacrificial torment was eventually ended by Hercules, who killed the eagle and set th...
Troubling news from the Caucasus
2008-03-07 04:04:00 Bloodshed in Armenia worries both Russia and the West THE day after Dmitry Medvedev’s presidential victory, Moscow’s leading papers turned their attention away from the long-predicted result to the unexpected bloodshed in Armenia. At least eight people were killed in clashes between security forces and opposition supporters protesting against alleged fraud in the country’s presidential elections. ...
By: 1913 Intel
Video slideshow from summer in Caucasus and climbing Mt. Elbrus
2008-02-08 20:35:00 A short slideshow from the trip I took last summer (2007) together with my father and a bunch of other blokes to Caucasus, Russia. We did manage to climb Mt. Elbrus (5642m) eventually.
Vegetarian gastronomical delights in the Caucasus
2008-01-26 18:39:00 Yes, we're back, but only for a short while. Landed in Yerevan about a week ago then took a trip up to Tbilisi. The food was fantastic at both ends...
By: Macbeanoblog
Rechargeable Remote Control Beetle Battle - CAUCASUS BEETLE
2007-12-31 15:56:00 Have you ever thought about to control your beetle fighting with friends. The Remote Controle Beetles let you and your friends to experience the Beetle’s Battle.
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Spinning up Iranian Nukes
2007-12-04 15:51:00 Much is currently being made about the National Intelligence Estimate released this week about the risk of a nuclear Iran. The most important story, however, has to be dug out of several sources. Despite all the rhetoric from Dubya about Iran building nukes, the Bush Administration has been sitting on this report for nearly a year, apparently attempting to spin up a more negative result. IPSNews.net Cheney Tried to Stifle Dissent in Iran NIE A National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iran has been held up for more than a year in an effort to force the intelligence community to remove dissenting judgments on the Iranian nuclear programme, and thus make the document more supportive of U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney's militarily aggressive policy toward Iran, according to accounts of the process provided by participants to two former Central Intelligence Agency officers. But this pressure on intelligence analysts, obviously instigated by Cheney himself, has not produced a draft e...
The Russian Bear Growls
2007-11-16 15:01:00 Bush's clumsy move into Central Asia and the Middle East has provided the Russians all the political capital among friendly neighbors and a power vacuum as big as the one in Bush's skull created by the used up US military. Bush has managed to restart the Cold War. Make no mistake, Russia knows it can trust the US only as far as it can force it to move. The US has been quite provocative, unnecessarily so. A new arms race seems to be in the offing. AlterNet A particular irritant to Putin, parallel to the arguments about CFE, is the U.S. proposal (a pet project of former defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld) to deploy 10 ground-based interceptor missiles in Poland and a 360 degree X-band radar in the Czech Republic. These are linked to an Alaska-based ballistic missile defense system, for which Gordon Brown agreed in late July 2007 (without the public debate Tony Blair promised the previous February) to provide facilities at Fylingdales and Menwith in Yorkshire. This U.S. system was ...
New Trans-Caucasus Railway Project Gets the Go-Ahead
2007-10-13 18:10:00 New Trans-Caucasus Railway Project Gets the Go-Ahead
Litisang Bilog ng Caucasus - Tanghalang Ateneo
2007-07-17 22:05:00 Tanghalang Ateneo29th SeasonTHE SEASON OF TRUTHInaanyayahan namin kayo na panoorin ang aming pinagkakapitagang dula na pinamagatangLITISANG BILOG NG CAUCASUSThe Caucasian Chalk CircleSa panulat ni Bertolt BrechtSalin sa Filipino ni Ronan CapindingDisenyong Pamproduksyon ni Salvador BernalPaglapat ng Awit at Musika ni Ruben ReyesPaglapat ng Ilaw ni Jonjon VillarealSayaw at Galaw ni Matthew Sta. MariaSa Direksyon ni Ricardo AbadTunghayan ang Litisang bilog ng Caucasus kung saan bibigyang hatol ng puganteng hukom na si Azdak ang pagsasakdal kay Grusha Vachnadze, isang alipin, ukol sa pag-ampon sa anak ng nasirang Gobernador Abashvili ng Grusinia. Maging saksi sa pagbibigay ng nararapat na hatol sa kaso upang mabunyag ang tunay na ina.Litisang Bilog ng CaucasusTanghalang AteneoLUGAR NG PAGTATANGHALRizal Mini Theater,Loyola SchoolsAteneo de Manila UniversityLitisang Bilog ng CaucasusTanghalang AteneoARAW NG PAGTATANGHALHulyo 18 - 21 (mula Miyerkules hanggang Sabado) sa 7 N.G.Hulyo 21 (Sa...
Kazakhstan: No more gambling!
2007-06-28 18:10:00 What happened to the ubiquitous casinos in downtown Almaty since they got banned? Adam Kesher investigates on neweurasia. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Ben Paarmann
Facets of Afghanistan
2007-06-28 18:05:00 Both Registan.net and Nonpon discuss the drawings of Canadian National Post illustrator Richard Johnson, who spent two months embedded with Canadian troops in Kandahar and presents a rare and haunting insight into life in the war-torn province. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Ben Paarmann
Armenia: Power Plates
2007-06-27 05:33:00 Armenia Blog has photos of prestigious license plates. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Central Asia: China?s Soft Power
2007-06-27 05:32:00 At Registan.net, Joshua Foust examines how Central Asia might be impacted by China’s soft power. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Uzbekistan: Electioneering
2007-06-27 05:30:00 Uzbekistan’s president has been making numerous trips to various regions of Uzbekistan in what Jamiyat of neweurasia calls the launch of a re-election campaign. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Tajikistan: Reforms Continue
2007-06-26 05:29:00 James reports on the continued reforms being implemented by Tajikistan’s President Rahmon. The president argues that his cultural reforms are designed to cut back on excessive spending by impoverished citizens, while others say they are invasively micromanaging Tajik lives. Popularity: 2% [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Tajikistan: Truce Anniversary
2007-06-26 05:24:00 Beyond the River says that recent political developments highlight questions that have remained open since the peace agreement in Tajikistan’s civil war, the tenth anniversary of which is coming in a few days. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Armenia: Road Work
2007-06-26 04:50:00 Notes from Hairenik reports on traffic nightmares in Yerevan and a planned two years of construction on major roadways. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Afghanistan: The Next President
2007-06-26 04:43:00 Afghanistanica considers what makes for an electable presidential candidate in Afghanistan. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Tajikistan: Who?s the Target?
2007-06-20 07:02:00 Vadim asks who exactly was targeted in recent bombings in Tajikistan. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Central Asia: Failing States
2007-06-20 07:01:00 Non Pon looks at how Central Asian states fared in the recently released Failed State Index. Popularity: 2% [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Afghan Whispers:Education, music, wonderful nature and freedom
2007-06-19 07:09:00 Sun Leaf talks about the painful situation of Afghanistan’s education system. The blogger says Compared to other countries in Asia, the Afghan education situation is startling. The statistics below show that tremendous challenges remain. One of the poorest measures includes funding or implementing short-term education projects, which are abrubtly brought to an end leaving thousands of ...
Tanghalang Ateneo needs musicians for Litisang Bilog Caucasus
2007-06-13 17:18:00 Tanghalang Ateneo29th Repertory Season,The Season of TruthTanghalang Ateneo is looking for musicians (or people who possess a good sense of rhythm)who can train to play traditional musical instruments for our season opener,“Litisang Bilog ng Caucasusâ€Instruments include:KulintangJew’s HarpBakan (Set of small gongs)Agung (Giant gong)CastanetsFor inquiries, contact Paolo Apagalang at 0917 8553459or call us at the Rizal Mini Theater – (+632) 426-6001 local 5121* * *Tanghalang AteneoLITISANG BILOG NG CAUCASUSThe Caucasian Chalk CircleWritten by Bertolt BrechtTranslated in Filipino by Ron CapindingFrom the English Version by James and Tania Sternwith W.H. AudenLighting Design by Jonjon VillarealMovement and Choreography by Matthew Sta. MariaMusic Design by Reuben ReyesProduction Design by Salvador BernalDirected by Ricardo AbadLitisang Bilog is about Social Justice,or the notion that, to quote the final words of the play,"What there is shall belong to those who are good for it."V...
Kazakhstan: Cultural Festival
2007-06-13 05:33:00 Özgecan reports on the recent Kazakh cultural festival in Munich. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Afghanistan: Poppy Prescription
2007-06-13 05:32:00 My State Failure Blog offers up some policy prescriptions for combating opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Turkmenistan: Cellular Boom
2007-06-13 05:28:00 neweurasia reports on signs of looming rapid growth of mobile communications in Turkmenistan. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kazakhstan: Party Mergers
2007-06-13 05:24:00 Adam says that with early parliamentary elections seeming more and more likely, Kazakhstan’s opposition parties are uniting. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Armenia: Traffic Accidents
2007-06-13 05:21:00 Nazarian says that since Armenian traffic police started using mobile patrols, the number of reported traffic accidents has increased. He is quick to remind that corelation is not causation. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Armenia: National Glue
2007-06-09 06:46:00 At Blogrel, Harmick wonders whether or not a shared sense of pain resulting from the experience of genocide is the glue that gives Armenians around the world a shared sense of identity, and worries whether or not that sense of shared identity would vanish if the community decided to put the genocide behind them. Popularity: unranked ...
Georgia: Swine Fever
2007-06-09 06:42:00 Cuttino’s Georgian Life covers the outbreak of African swine fever in Georgia and says that this threatens a centerpiece of Georgian cuisine. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Azerbaijan: Missile Defense & Cooperation
2007-06-09 06:39:00 neweurasia and Non Pon say that Vladimir Putin’s proposal for the US to put a missile defense system in Azerbaijan is a rare opportunity for cooperation in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kyrgyzstan: Armwrestling
2007-06-09 06:36:00 CXW notes that in Kyrgyzstan, competitive armwrestling is being impacted by the high cost of protein. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kazakhstan: Aliev Intrigue
2007-06-08 07:30:00 Bonnie Boyd reports on some of the business-related intrigue in the conflict between Kazakhstan’s president and his son-in-law, Rakhat Aliyev. Popularity: 1% [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Tajikistan: Hyatt Dushanbe
2007-06-08 06:27:00 Vadim reports on the announcement that Hyatt will be opening a hotel in Dushanbe, and he says that he hopes this will encourage local hoteliers to improve their services. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Armenia: Football Victory
2007-06-08 06:21:00 Blogrel writes about Armenia’s surprising victory over Poland in the Euro 2008 football qualifiers. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Caucasus: Tourism Index
2007-06-08 06:09:00 Social Science in the Caucasus summarizes how the Caucasus states fare on the World Economic Forum’s new tourism index. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Afghanistan: RAWA?s History
2007-06-08 06:08:00 Ronin says a fellow blogger has it wrong on RAWA, and corrects the record. Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kazakhstan: Extraditing Aliev
2007-06-05 00:45:00 With Rakhat Aliev, the son-in-law of Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbaev, having been arrested in Austria and released on bail awaiting extradition to Kazakhstan to face kidnapping and other criminal charges, Bonnie Boyd examines some of the possible outcomes of his extradition hearing and what they might mean for relations between Kazakhstan and the EU. Popularity: unranked ...
Afghanistan: Heroes of Afghanistan
2007-06-05 00:43:00 SunLeaf discusses some non-Afghan champions of Afghanistan. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Afghanistan: Tourism in Nursitan
2007-06-05 00:39:00 Afghanistanica examines the prospects for tourism in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province and finds them quite good if one happens to be an elite airborne soldier. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kazakhstan: So Long, Mr. Vassilenko?
2007-06-05 00:36:00 neweurasia reports on a notable departure from Kazakhstan’s embassy to the United States. Embassy spokesman Roman Vassilenko, whom the post’s author calls Kazakhstan’s “most useful person in Washington, DC,” will be moving on to a new post in Kazakhstan along with the ambassador. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at Nathan Hamm
Kyrgyzstan: Joining Russia
2007-06-05 00:32:00 Non Pon reports on the debate over Kyrgyzstan joining a confederation with Russia, an idea proposed by former Prime Minister Feliks Kulov. Read more at Nathan Hamm |
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