Venus

ne polu4ayetsa ska4at(

Sorry, no dumayu Vi ne pravi. Nelzya shtobi to, shto nujno Vam dostigalos bez vashego u4astiya.

Smotrela Euronews. Moi 'druzya' skazali shto takiye je reportaji pokazivayut iz Ispanii. Tolko tam eto nazivayetsa korrida.

Nu tak stan zrya4ey i obyektivnoy;

И у нас есть мир, стабильность, наши дети не умирают с голода. *** Vashi, mojet bit a net, a yest kotoriye i umirayut Вот что все должны понять. 10 лет страна жила в мире и спокойствии. *** Spala, xotite skazat'? Так какое право имеет Гамбар решать за всех, лишать вправа мирных граждан епердивагаться по улице - из-за того, что все в страхе этих кусков навоза, которые кидаются во всех и избивают и убивают ни за что простых людей. *** A kakoye pravo imeye vi, oskorбиипt drugix?

Ostorojney v virajeniyax, oni toje 4ast nashego naroda

a shto eshe ne razgromili. Ili name4ayetsa PR action - ''narod potreboval u Musavat prekratit bezobraziya''

Unutmag lazim deyil ki biz hamimiz AZERBAYCANLIYIG. Ve bu hadiselerde Azerbaycanlilar Azerbaycanlilara garshi durur.

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http://www.regnum.ru/allnews/168411.html

http://www.dni.ru/news/world/2003/10/16/27792.html http://www.dni.ru/news/world/2003/10/16/27759.html

U NTV 'svoy' vzglyad na mir. A eto tak, dlya mestnogo kolorita.

zabili dobavit samoye glavnoye: i vse budut mol4at. Potmu shto 4erez mesyas narodu budet kazatsa shto po drugomu i bit ne moglo...shto vse tak i doljno bilo bit...

Blajen kto veruyet

Le Figaro Laure Mandeville (sobkor v Baku) vosxishayetsya jitelyami Nardarana, otkrito golosuyushimi za Isu Gambara i rasskazivayet o molodix lyudyax, opuskavshix bulleteni so slovami Allah Akbar. Svoboda slova v Azerbaijane, s4itayet ona, yavlyayetsa otli4itelnoy 4ertoy avtoritarnogo rejima v Azerbaijane po sravneniyu s Uzbekistanom i Turkmenistanom))) Po4emu to azeri sayti vse eshe ne zagrujayutsa.

Azerbaijan: Police Attack Protesters on Election Day (Baku, October 16, 2003)-Azerbaijani police and security forces beat opposition supporters in an unprovoked attack on the day of the presidential election, Human Rights Watch said to- At least three-dozen wounded have been trapped inside the headquarters of Musavat, one of Azerbaijan's leading opposition parties. Demonstrators outside the Musavat headquarters in the capital, Baku, had been peacefully protesting the presidential election, which has widely been considered as fraudulent. At around 1:00 a.m. police and security forces confronted the demonstrators and beat them viciously. According to international observers who had witnessed the demonstration, the attack was utterly unprovoked. By 3:00 a.m., Musavat's headquarters was still surrounded by police and security forces, which attacked some of those who attempted to leave the building. "This is an appalling and unprovoked attack," said Peter Bouckaert, Human Rights Watch's senior emergencies researcher. "The Azerbaijani government must allow people to leave the Musavat building now. It is critical that the wounded receive immediate medical attention." The attack follows a pre-election period during which the government manipulated election procedures and violently repressed the political opposition. Human Rights Watch and local organizations have documented dozens of cases in which Azerbaijani police beat opposition demonstrators in the lead-up to the elections. For details, please see Human Rights Watch briefing paper "Azerbaijan: Presidential Elections 2003" at http://www.hrw.org/backgrounder/eca/azerba...aijan/index.htm "Azerbaijani police are notorious for violently suppressing protesters," said Bouckaert, who was in the Musavat building just after the attack took place. "But this is the worst case we have seen during the election process." Human Rights Watch fears further election-related violence in the coming days. Human Rights Watch calls on the Azerbaijani government to cease further attacks on peaceful demonstrators, and urges the international community to press the Azerbaijani authorities to ensure that further violence is avoided and that those responsible are prosecuted.

1.Я точно знаю,что доход ,есть,и еще какой! 2.Я не отрицаю,что метро красивое,просто за ним нужен уход! Uverena, nikakogo legalnogo doxoda net. Yesli u vas drugaya info, podelites s nami... I Magister® topik po4itayte.

Uto4nite plz kakaya kniga imeyetsa v vidu?

U nas vse o4en prosto, mojno zayti v lyuboy TABAC i poprosit shto-libo, govoryat bez problem. 4estno govorya ya v etom ne razbirayus, ne probovala))) No mne kajetsa svoda vibora doljna bit vsegda i vibor doljen bit osoznannim.

Metro V Baku - letom exali domoy no4yu, na metro, bilo tixo i spokoyno i nikakix slivok obshestva ))) No vidimo mne ne povezlo. Kstati u nas yest i o4en krasiviye stansii. Kstati metro v Baku ne prinosit nikakogo doxoda. Moskva- tixiy ujas, daje v sentre, ujasniye z.xi... A v nekotorix gorodax Evropi lu4she voobshe otkazatsa ot progulki v metro)))

Kartinu ne 4itali. 4itali tolko Portret Doriana Greya))) a vot i sitata iz Oskara Wilda:))) Она очень мила. И если в жизни она понимает так же мало, как в искусстве, то более близкое знакомство с ней доставит вам много удовольствия. Только два сорта людей по-настоящему интересны - те, кто знает о жизни все решительно, и те, кто ничего о ней не знает...

Lyudi, shto u vas tam proisxodit. Ya tolko shto smotrela novosti, po neskolkim kanalam. Eto pravda shto na izbiratelnix u4astkax besporyadki? I shto planiruyutsya mitingi?

Naskolko mne izvestno v 4isle nablyudateley ot Council of Europe and OSCE net armyanskix familiy:). I stat'i pisalis sobkorami v Baku, dumayu nashim bilo proshe do nix dobratsa, 4em armyanam)

Za shto... Pust lu4she po4itayut shto o nas pishut. A shto nibud iz Azeri pressi mojete perekinut'? U menya ni odna stranisa ne zagrujayetsa.

Den na4alsa s pro4tenya info o viborax v Azerbaijane. K sojaleniyu ni odin azeri sayt ne otkrivayetsa. Para primerov: Le Figaro Le Figaro - pishet o teni otsa, p.nkinom sino4ke, surrealisti4eskoy postanovke - kopii grand-messes néosoviétiques, ob oriyentalizme i o boleye 4em 30 letnem tsarstvovanii «p. Gueïcha». Le Monde Le Monde- pishet o tom, shto Geydar Aliyev izbirayet svoyego sina prezidentom, s podderjki Moskvi i Washingtona i o 'blestyashem budushem' neftyannoy respubliki. I nakones Human Rigths Watch Azerbaijan: Election Run-up Not Free and Fair (Baku, October 13, 2003) - Azerbaijan's presidential elections cannot be considered free and fair because of widespread abuse and bias favoring government candidates, Human Rights Watch said in a briefing paper released to- The briefing paper said that the government's manipulation of election procedures, repression of the political opposition, and violence against the opposition have undermined a free and fair vote on October 15. "Azerbaijan has a sorry history of election fraud and abuse, and the current presidential election is shaping up to be more of the same," said Peter Bouckaert, senior researcher for Human Rights Watch, who is in Baku. "Too much manipulation, too many arrests, and too many beatings of opposition activists have taken place already to consider the election process free and fair." Human Rights Watch research found that the government has heavily intervened in the campaigning process in favor of Prime Minister Ilham Aliev, son of current President Heidar Aliev. The government has stacked the Central Election Commission and local election commission with its supporters, and banned local nongovernmental organizations from monitoring the vote. As the elections draw nearer, government officials have openly sided with the campaign of Ilham Aliev, constantly obstructing opposition rallies and attempting to limit public participation in opposition events. In some cases, local officials have closed all the roads into town during opposition rallies, or have extended working and school hours-on one occasion, even declaring a Sunday work day-to prevent participation in opposition rallies. Police violence and arbitrary arrests have been endemic during the campaigning period. Police have beaten and arbitrarily detained hundreds of opposition activists, including a seventy-three-year-old woman. Several major opposition rallies have been violently dispersed by the police, with scores of injuries. Local officials have also participated in pre-election intimidation and attacks, beating opposition supporters with impunity. Human Rights Watch welcomed the large number of international observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Council of Europe, and various embassies who have been deployed in Azerbaijan, and credited the international presence with somewhat lowering abuses. However, Azerbaijani authorities continue to abuse the opposition, often in full view of international observers, seriously calling into question the government's commitment to the principles of democracy and human rights. The OSCE called the last elections in Azerbaijan, the 2000 Parliamentary elections, "a crash course in the different methodologies of manipulation." "You can't have a free and fair election when opposition activists get beaten and arrested every day, and major opposition candidates are forced to hold their rallies in tiny venues," said Bouckaert. Human Rights Watch called on the government of Azerbaijan to immediately stop harassing the opposition and supporters and to desist from intimidation on election - Human Rights Watch further called on the international community to make election reform-particularly to ensure balanced election commissions and access for domestic monitoring groups-a condition for deepening of relations with Azerbaijan. Spisok mojno prodoljit... Pojalusta, yesli yest vozmojnos perekinte info iz mestnix gazet.