Francuzi srušili libijskog Galeba, zrakoplov proizveden u SFRJ

I taj Galeb je simbol razvoja ex-yu republika...Izgleda mi da smo u proslosti imali visi tehnoloski nivo,valjda su one generacije bile pametnije.....Sada je i biciklo problem napraviti...

zamislite da zarate francuska i italija al bi tu bilo cupanje kose i grebanja noktima,poginulih nigde

Ivan pa Srbin,nek ti bude. LOL

tajkun, preskočio si post od prije. @tajkun, pozdravi i ti njega. I napomeni mu da smo u medjuvremenu izbacili Siriju iz NATO operacija, he,he.

karamarko salim se ne kontas,sto si bukva,to je neki ili bugar ili lala,jer su austrijanci lalama oduzimali ic na kraju tako da danas imas u vojvodini prezimena popov,mihajlov i sl. ma sta me briga dokle god igra za zvezdu ziveo i prosinecki

Google french military victories Your search - french military victories - did not match any documents. LOL

uf jakog uspjeha skinuti galeba,otisle mu karike na motoru

jesu ziher da nije sam od sebe pao?

Ma nje mi za Galeba! Dobro ga djava odnija! nego mi je za pilota ako je poginio!

Svaka čast pilotu koji se usudio poletjeti sa G-2 , ajde da je poletio sa G-4 još kako tako , iako teren u libiji nije ni za njega pogodan, ali sa G-2 je ravno kamikazi. Nadam se da je preživio.

zamislite ovo;:::: englezi sedogovorili da eu prodaje naftu... u tudjoj zemlji koji je to naziv nego OTIMANJE tudjeg..a kao napali libiju da brane civile..strasno..

ne kužim kakve veze ima gdje je avion proizveden??? kad se sudare dva auta, pišu li novine gdje su auti proizvedeni??? ovo je stvarno besmisleno... pa svaki je avion negdje proizveden...

... navodno su se i pilot i ložač spasili ... strava ...

srbija do tokija,preko milvokija.....tel aviv zadrzite....vi hrvati umete sa jevrejima.mi nikad nismo znali.

London is bracing itself for a wave of public anger this weekend as protesters are planning to take to the streets to demonstrate against the West’s military intervention in Libya. ­What many of those who will march seem to particularlyy object to is Western governments’ habit of lashing out at other countries for not listening to their people, while blithely ignoring public opinion on their own doorsteps. This Saturday London might experience the biggest protest in its history, even bigger than the anti-war coalition managed in 2003, reports RT contributor Ekaterina Zatuliveter from the British capital. To date, groups of protesters have not been well organized, but they have now decided to unite everybody affected by the actions of the coalition government. According to polls 35-45 per cent of the British population is opposed to the intervention in Libya and many of this group aim to make their voices heard on Saturday. Any peaceful public protest is part of any democratic system but there is some inconsistency here. The privilege to ignore the voice of the public belongs to the West. If any government anywhere seems not to pay attention to its citizens rallying on the streets, such a government immediately comes under fire – sometimes quite literally – from the leaders of the western democracies, which label them “undemocratic”, an accusation that seems to carry great weight in the modern world. Western democracies, in turn, can quite easily ignore of thousands of protesters without batting an eyelid, as in the UK, where despite considerable public opposition the establishment unanimously supported the Operation Odyssey Dawn in Libya.

... ovi štrajkaju pa im nešto nije u redu sa forumom ... strava ...

London is bracing itself for a wave of public anger this weekend as protesters are planning to take to the streets to demonstrate against the West’s military intervention in Libya. What many of those who will march seem to particularly object to is Western governments’ habit of lashing out at other countries for not listening to their people, while blithely ignoring public opinion on their own doorsteps. This Saturday London might experience the biggest protest in its history, even bigger than the anti-war coalition managed in 2003, reports RT contributor Ekaterina Zatuliveter from the British capital. To date, groups of protesters have not been well organized, but they have now decided to unite everybody affected by the actions of the coalition government. According to polls 35-45 per cent of the British population is opposed to the intervention in Libya and many of this group aim to make their voices heard on Saturday. Any peaceful public protest is part of any democratic system but there is some inconsistency here. The privilege to ignore the voice of the public belongs to the West. If any government anywhere seems not to pay attention to its citizens rallying on the streets, such a government immediately comes under fire – sometimes quite literally – from the leaders of the western democracies, which label them “undemocratic”, an accusation that seems to carry great weight in the modern world. Western democracies, in turn, can quite easily ignore of thousands of protesters without batting an eyelid, as in the UK, where despite considerable public opposition the establishment unanimously supported the Operation Odyssey Dawn in Libya.

... da li si kekec to ne zna a da si lud - to vidim ... ... pa naravno da je za one koji nisu živjeli u doba satrapa tite i njegove diktature dobro znati sa kim se družio i i kome je oružje prodavao ... pa ovi sadašnji komunisti Lepi Cane, klavir štimer i društvo više ga hvale u diče nego njihovi očevi u ono vrijeme ... oni su znali kakav je gad bio no su ga se bojali i dobro im bilo ... ovi danas ne znaju kakav je gad bio no hoće biti kao on i još \"bolji\" ... kao da je dobro biti gad a kamoli \"još i bolji\" ... strava ...

Pardon na dupli komentar ............. tipfeler ..........

... da li si kekec to ne zna a da si lud - to vidim ... ... pa naravno da je za one koji nisu živjeli u doba satrapa tite i njegove diktature dobro znati sa kim se družio i i kome je oružje prodavao ... pa ovi sadašnji komunisti Lepi Cane, klavir štimer i društvo više ga hvale u diče nego njihovi očevi u ono vrijeme ... oni su znali kakav je gad bio no su ga se bojali i dobro im bilo ... ovi danas ne znaju kakav je ološ bio no hoće biti kao on i još \"bolji\" ... kao da je dobro biti ološ a kamoli \"još i bolji\" ... strava ...