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Posted: 10/22/2014 2:45:51 AM EDT
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They weren't lazy because they were Muslim. Their being Muslim was more due to the fact that their parents, grandparents, and forefathers going back hundreds of years were Muslim than it was out of a devout belief in the teachings of Mohammed and a desire to be part of a greater Muslim world. Had they been devout Muslims, booze and porn wouldn't have been so openly available, nor would whorehouses be operating so blatantly, nor would their women have been allowed to go about their daily business without male escort and dressed as they were. They were filthy and lazy because they didn't really know how to take care of themselves and dependence on others was ingrained into every fiber of their being. Sure, they wanted to be free of Serbia. But, it wasn't because they wanted Kosovo to become an independent nation state. They wanted to become part of Albania or Macedonia. Or, if we'd have had them, they would have accepted becoming part of the United States. Prior to the break up of Yugoslavia, almost all governmental jobs in Kosovo went to Serbs, not Albanians, Romany, or members of any other sect. That included sanitation workers and firemen. So, when the Serbs left, the Albanians didn't really have the first clue how to take advantage of their new found semi-independence and run things for themselves. That meant trash wasn't removed, fires weren't fought effectively, mail wasn't going anywhere, the power grid was haphazard and non-reliable, buildings were built looking like shit. They were like children who had been mistreated, not given any responsibilities, not had any discipline instilled in them, and not allowed outside of their bedroom for most of their lives; children who reach their teenage years and think that running away from home, with dreams of living with their older cousins in a shitty, run-down apartment on the wrong side of the tracks, with shitty utility connections means they're now mature adults and know more than anybody who tries to tell them that they're making mistakes and going about things the wrong way. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You're failing pretty miserably at the "not being a dick" thing. And the atrocities of the Bosnian conflict were perpetrated by all sides. The Serbs were just way better at kicking ass raping and slaughtering innocent men, women and children , so we made them the bad guys. FIFY Having been deployed to Kosovo in 2000, and spending the first month of the deployment sleeping in, and working out of, the MUP (Serb paramilitary police) compound in Ferizaj / Urosevac, where I got to see, firsthand, the blood-splattered rooms they used for torturing and raping the Kosovar Albanian population, and having spoken to numerous Albanians who've reported to me the abuse they suffered at the hands of the MUP, I have no illusions about just how depraved they were, and just how badly they'll treat people they feel are their inferiors. Of course, I didn't trust the Albanian population any further than I could throw them, either. It was pretty obvious they were just biding their time to rearm and regroup, so that they cold take the fight to their former oppressors. They would lie through their teeth and talk out of both sides of their mouths, telling us what they thought we wanted to hear, in order to keep us around. And, they were about the laziest and dirtiest group of people I've ever seen. We started a "Clean Up Zegra" initiative, where we'd bring LMTV's to the little town which housed our Firebase, so that we could help them haul trash out of the river which flowed through the center of town. The nasty fuckers used the river for drinking, cleaning, irrigation, watering livestock (and as a pathway to move them to pasture, all the while they pissed in it), and as a town dump. There were abandoned cars, household appliances, and general household refuse (to include soiled diapers) littering the river. The lazy fuckers wouldn't lift a finger to clean up their town. They just sat at a cafe across the street, sipping tea and watching us. The kids would come over. But, they'd just as soon beg us for candy and sodas as help. We'd give them a trash bag and tell them to pick up trash and we'd give them sodas and candy. Little lazy fucks would pick up one piece of paper, toss it in the bag, and expect to get a reward. The truth is, neither party involved in that war was a friend of ours and there wasn't a justifiable benefit to our national interest in helping either side. We should have let them handle it themselves and dealt with the victor in whatever manner they deserved. Are you saying that the local Muslim population ran their little corner of Europe like a third world shithole? That can't be. The Muslim world is known for it's enlightened, cosmopolitan and charming inhabitants. They weren't lazy because they were Muslim. Their being Muslim was more due to the fact that their parents, grandparents, and forefathers going back hundreds of years were Muslim than it was out of a devout belief in the teachings of Mohammed and a desire to be part of a greater Muslim world. Had they been devout Muslims, booze and porn wouldn't have been so openly available, nor would whorehouses be operating so blatantly, nor would their women have been allowed to go about their daily business without male escort and dressed as they were. They were filthy and lazy because they didn't really know how to take care of themselves and dependence on others was ingrained into every fiber of their being. Sure, they wanted to be free of Serbia. But, it wasn't because they wanted Kosovo to become an independent nation state. They wanted to become part of Albania or Macedonia. Or, if we'd have had them, they would have accepted becoming part of the United States. Prior to the break up of Yugoslavia, almost all governmental jobs in Kosovo went to Serbs, not Albanians, Romany, or members of any other sect. That included sanitation workers and firemen. So, when the Serbs left, the Albanians didn't really have the first clue how to take advantage of their new found semi-independence and run things for themselves. That meant trash wasn't removed, fires weren't fought effectively, mail wasn't going anywhere, the power grid was haphazard and non-reliable, buildings were built looking like shit. They were like children who had been mistreated, not given any responsibilities, not had any discipline instilled in them, and not allowed outside of their bedroom for most of their lives; children who reach their teenage years and think that running away from home, with dreams of living with their older cousins in a shitty, run-down apartment on the wrong side of the tracks, with shitty utility connections means they're now mature adults and know more than anybody who tries to tell them that they're making mistakes and going about things the wrong way. Skilled in the use of metaphor, you are. |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 3:12:29 AM EDT
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Welcome to AR15.com Miro!
Let me know if you make it to Germany (it's only a couple of hundred KM's to the north anyway), I can take you to the range and you can play around with the M4, G36 and all those toys. 
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Posted: 10/22/2014 3:45:13 AM EDT
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A good article and extremely good discussion, for thos who can read it.
http://www.economist.com/news/europe/21625793-vladimir-putins-visit-and-football-match-rekindle-rows-serbia-europe-or-russia?spc=scode&spv=xm&ah=9d7f7ab945510a56fa6d37c30b6f1709%3Ffsrc%3Dscn%2Ftw%2Fte%2Fpe%2Fed%2Feuropeorrussia |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 4:11:16 AM EDT
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Welcome to AR15.com Miro! Let me know if you make it to Germany (it's only a couple of hundred KM's to the north anyway), I can take you to the range and you can play around with the M4, G36 and all those toys. Wow, thanks, I might take you up on that offer one day :) Ok, time for some more pictures 
I think that this was used to shoot down that F117 
Oganj MLRS, made in Serbia 
Nora SPG, 125mm 
Teeny tiny can 
I have several more of these gun rack photos, just spreading them through the posts, dont want to use up all the nice ones at once And again guys, thank you for all the kind words, I've never expected such a warm welcome |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 6:33:11 AM EDT
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They weren't lazy because they were Muslim. Their being Muslim was more due to the fact that their parents, grandparents, and forefathers going back hundreds of years were Muslim than it was out of a devout belief in the teachings of Mohammed and a desire to be part of a greater Muslim world. Had they been devout Muslims, booze and porn wouldn't have been so openly available, nor would whorehouses be operating so blatantly, nor would their women have been allowed to go about their daily business without male escort and dressed as they were. They were filthy and lazy because they didn't really know how to take care of themselves and dependence on others was ingrained into every fiber of their being. Sure, they wanted to be free of Serbia. But, it wasn't because they wanted Kosovo to become an independent nation state. They wanted to become part of Albania or Macedonia. Or, if we'd have had them, they would have accepted becoming part of the United States. Prior to the break up of Yugoslavia, almost all governmental jobs in Kosovo went to Serbs, not Albanians, Romany, or members of any other sect. That included sanitation workers and firemen. So, when the Serbs left, the Albanians didn't really have the first clue how to take advantage of their new found semi-independence and run things for themselves. That meant trash wasn't removed, fires weren't fought effectively, mail wasn't going anywhere, the power grid was haphazard and non-reliable, buildings were built looking like shit. They were like children who had been mistreated, not given any responsibilities, not had any discipline instilled in them, and not allowed outside of their bedroom for most of their lives; children who reach their teenage years and think that running away from home, with dreams of living with their older cousins in a shitty, run-down apartment on the wrong side of the tracks, with shitty utility connections means they're now mature adults and know more than anybody who tries to tell them that they're making mistakes and going about things the wrong way. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You're failing pretty miserably at the "not being a dick" thing. And the atrocities of the Bosnian conflict were perpetrated by all sides. The Serbs were just way better at kicking ass raping and slaughtering innocent men, women and children , so we made them the bad guys. FIFY Having been deployed to Kosovo in 2000, and spending the first month of the deployment sleeping in, and working out of, the MUP (Serb paramilitary police) compound in Ferizaj / Urosevac, where I got to see, firsthand, the blood-splattered rooms they used for torturing and raping the Kosovar Albanian population, and having spoken to numerous Albanians who've reported to me the abuse they suffered at the hands of the MUP, I have no illusions about just how depraved they were, and just how badly they'll treat people they feel are their inferiors. Of course, I didn't trust the Albanian population any further than I could throw them, either. It was pretty obvious they were just biding their time to rearm and regroup, so that they cold take the fight to their former oppressors. They would lie through their teeth and talk out of both sides of their mouths, telling us what they thought we wanted to hear, in order to keep us around. And, they were about the laziest and dirtiest group of people I've ever seen. We started a "Clean Up Zegra" initiative, where we'd bring LMTV's to the little town which housed our Firebase, so that we could help them haul trash out of the river which flowed through the center of town. The nasty fuckers used the river for drinking, cleaning, irrigation, watering livestock (and as a pathway to move them to pasture, all the while they pissed in it), and as a town dump. There were abandoned cars, household appliances, and general household refuse (to include soiled diapers) littering the river. The lazy fuckers wouldn't lift a finger to clean up their town. They just sat at a cafe across the street, sipping tea and watching us. The kids would come over. But, they'd just as soon beg us for candy and sodas as help. We'd give them a trash bag and tell them to pick up trash and we'd give them sodas and candy. Little lazy fucks would pick up one piece of paper, toss it in the bag, and expect to get a reward. The truth is, neither party involved in that war was a friend of ours and there wasn't a justifiable benefit to our national interest in helping either side. We should have let them handle it themselves and dealt with the victor in whatever manner they deserved. Are you saying that the local Muslim population ran their little corner of Europe like a third world shithole? That can't be. The Muslim world is known for it's enlightened, cosmopolitan and charming inhabitants. They weren't lazy because they were Muslim. Their being Muslim was more due to the fact that their parents, grandparents, and forefathers going back hundreds of years were Muslim than it was out of a devout belief in the teachings of Mohammed and a desire to be part of a greater Muslim world. Had they been devout Muslims, booze and porn wouldn't have been so openly available, nor would whorehouses be operating so blatantly, nor would their women have been allowed to go about their daily business without male escort and dressed as they were. They were filthy and lazy because they didn't really know how to take care of themselves and dependence on others was ingrained into every fiber of their being. Sure, they wanted to be free of Serbia. But, it wasn't because they wanted Kosovo to become an independent nation state. They wanted to become part of Albania or Macedonia. Or, if we'd have had them, they would have accepted becoming part of the United States. Prior to the break up of Yugoslavia, almost all governmental jobs in Kosovo went to Serbs, not Albanians, Romany, or members of any other sect. That included sanitation workers and firemen. So, when the Serbs left, the Albanians didn't really have the first clue how to take advantage of their new found semi-independence and run things for themselves. That meant trash wasn't removed, fires weren't fought effectively, mail wasn't going anywhere, the power grid was haphazard and non-reliable, buildings were built looking like shit. They were like children who had been mistreated, not given any responsibilities, not had any discipline instilled in them, and not allowed outside of their bedroom for most of their lives; children who reach their teenage years and think that running away from home, with dreams of living with their older cousins in a shitty, run-down apartment on the wrong side of the tracks, with shitty utility connections means they're now mature adults and know more than anybody who tries to tell them that they're making mistakes and going about things the wrong way. Stop being objective and fair minded.  
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Posted: 10/22/2014 9:22:03 AM EDT
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There are some active radio-clubs, I plan on getting my amateur radio-operator licence (you need it here to broadcast outside of PMR frequencies) The website of our Radio Amateur Association is http://www.yu1srs.org.rs/ if that is of any help Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How much Amateur Radio goes on there? I've got several countries in your neighborhood, but none from Serbia. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile There are some active radio-clubs, I plan on getting my amateur radio-operator licence (you need it here to broadcast outside of PMR frequencies) The website of our Radio Amateur Association is http://www.yu1srs.org.rs/ if that is of any help Thanks.
What would it be like to be an English-speaking tourist and driver in your country? I'm thinking of taking a trip in a few years and might put that region on the list. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 10:26:32 AM EDT
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Having been deployed to Kosovo in 2000, and spending the first month of the deployment sleeping in, and working out of, the MUP (Serb paramilitary police) compound in Ferizaj / Urosevac, where I got to see, firsthand, the blood-splattered rooms they used for torturing and raping the Kosovar Albanian population, and having spoken to numerous Albanians who've reported to me the abuse they suffered at the hands of the MUP, I have no illusions about just how depraved they were, and just how badly they'll treat people they feel are their inferiors. Of course, I didn't trust the Albanian population any further than I could throw them, either. It was pretty obvious they were just biding their time to rearm and regroup, so that they cold take the fight to their former oppressors. They would lie through their teeth and talk out of both sides of their mouths, telling us what they thought we wanted to hear, in order to keep us around. And, they were about the laziest and dirtiest group of people I've ever seen. We started a "Clean Up Zegra" initiative, where we'd bring LMTV's to the little town which housed our Firebase, so that we could help them haul trash out of the river which flowed through the center of town. The nasty fuckers used the river for drinking, cleaning, irrigation, watering livestock (and as a pathway to move them to pasture, all the while they pissed in it), and as a town dump. There were abandoned cars, household appliances, and general household refuse (to include soiled diapers) littering the river. The lazy fuckers wouldn't lift a finger to clean up their town. They just sat at a cafe across the street, sipping tea and watching us. The kids would come over. But, they'd just as soon beg us for candy and sodas as help. We'd give them a trash bag and tell them to pick up trash and we'd give them sodas and candy. Little lazy fucks would pick up one piece of paper, toss it in the bag, and expect to get a reward. The truth is, neither party involved in that war was a friend of ours and there wasn't a justifiable benefit to our national interest in helping either side. We should have let them handle it themselves and dealt with the victor in whatever manner they deserved. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You're failing pretty miserably at the "not being a dick" thing. And the atrocities of the Bosnian conflict were perpetrated by all sides. The Serbs were just way better at kicking ass raping and slaughtering innocent men, women and children , so we made them the bad guys. FIFY Having been deployed to Kosovo in 2000, and spending the first month of the deployment sleeping in, and working out of, the MUP (Serb paramilitary police) compound in Ferizaj / Urosevac, where I got to see, firsthand, the blood-splattered rooms they used for torturing and raping the Kosovar Albanian population, and having spoken to numerous Albanians who've reported to me the abuse they suffered at the hands of the MUP, I have no illusions about just how depraved they were, and just how badly they'll treat people they feel are their inferiors. Of course, I didn't trust the Albanian population any further than I could throw them, either. It was pretty obvious they were just biding their time to rearm and regroup, so that they cold take the fight to their former oppressors. They would lie through their teeth and talk out of both sides of their mouths, telling us what they thought we wanted to hear, in order to keep us around. And, they were about the laziest and dirtiest group of people I've ever seen. We started a "Clean Up Zegra" initiative, where we'd bring LMTV's to the little town which housed our Firebase, so that we could help them haul trash out of the river which flowed through the center of town. The nasty fuckers used the river for drinking, cleaning, irrigation, watering livestock (and as a pathway to move them to pasture, all the while they pissed in it), and as a town dump. There were abandoned cars, household appliances, and general household refuse (to include soiled diapers) littering the river. The lazy fuckers wouldn't lift a finger to clean up their town. They just sat at a cafe across the street, sipping tea and watching us. The kids would come over. But, they'd just as soon beg us for candy and sodas as help. We'd give them a trash bag and tell them to pick up trash and we'd give them sodas and candy. Little lazy fucks would pick up one piece of paper, toss it in the bag, and expect to get a reward. The truth is, neither party involved in that war was a friend of ours and there wasn't a justifiable benefit to our national interest in helping either side. We should have let them handle it themselves and dealt with the victor in whatever manner they deserved. Failed states, plus long term ethnic strife, plus no accountability, plus a culture based on fatalism (whatever god wills will be) equals a filthy dirty nasty place where life is cheap. Of course they'll clean it up. Perhaps tomorrow, god willing. I can't blame the Serbs for being pissed at them taking over their version of the Alamo. |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 10:44:09 AM EDT
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Well, I'm not particularly fond of Albanians either.
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Posted: 10/22/2014 11:55:01 AM EDT
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Can we keep the shit show to a minimal guys. No need to get the thread locked. I understand everyone has their own opinions, but there's no need to point it out while Trooper is just trying to sharie all kinds of cool stuff with us.
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Posted: 10/22/2014 12:37:14 PM EDT
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So OP, what countries can a Serb travel to or not these days? What's the mechanism for saying no? Is it the destination nation's policies or what?
This is American privilege based ignorance talking. I'm embarrassed to say I'm pretty used to being able to go about anywhere I want with my pretty blue passport. I can only think of a handful of countries I can't go to, so I'm not used to it. Anyway, dumb questions: Is there free travel between Serbia and the EU/US/etc? I know I can go to other former Yugo places, and that our visa process is a bit impenetrable for some nationalities. |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 2:22:24 PM EDT
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Thanks.
What would it be like to be an English-speaking tourist and driver in your country? I'm thinking of taking a trip in a few years and might put that region on the list. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What would it be like to be an English-speaking tourist and driver in your country? I'm thinking of taking a trip in a few years and might put that region on the list. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Well, probably the same as most of the eastern Europe. Older people generally can't speak English, but everyone tries to help as much as possible. If you plan on passing through Serbia, I stand at your service if any help is needed :) Quoted:
So OP, what countries can a Serb travel to or not these days? What's the mechanism for saying no? Is it the destination nation's policies or what? This is American privilege based ignorance talking. I'm embarrassed to say I'm pretty used to being able to go about anywhere I want with my pretty blue passport. I can only think of a handful of countries I can't go to, so I'm not used to it. Anyway, dumb questions: Is there free travel between Serbia and the EU/US/etc? I know I can go to other former Yugo places, and that our visa process is a bit impenetrable for some nationalities. We need Visas (not the credit cards) for most of the world, excluding our neighboring countries and most of the EU (excluding i think UK and Switzerland). And that is only for up to 90 days stay per year. So we are pretty restricted (I've seen a case few days ago when a girl qualified for a Cosplay world competition held in London, but her Visa request got denied by the UK embassy stating something similar to "It is highly that you could afford to stay in London for a whole month with your average paycheck, this must be an immigration attempt" Also, getting US visa is quite hard, most of the people get declined. But it is always up to the selected countries embassy to decide if you get it or not. Quoted:
Can we keep the shit show to a minimal guys. No need to get the thread locked. I understand everyone has their own opinions, but there's no need to point it out while Trooper is just trying to sharie all kinds of cool stuff with us. Thank you, you are right, this is getting a bit out of hand :/ |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 3:32:46 PM EDT
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They weren't lazy because they were Muslim. Their being Muslim was more due to the fact that their parents, grandparents, and forefathers going back hundreds of years were Muslim than it was out of a devout belief in the teachings of Mohammed and a desire to be part of a greater Muslim world. Had they been devout Muslims, booze and porn wouldn't have been so openly available, nor would whorehouses be operating so blatantly, nor would their women have been allowed to go about their daily business without male escort and dressed as they were. They were filthy and lazy because they didn't really know how to take care of themselves and dependence on others was ingrained into every fiber of their being. Sure, they wanted to be free of Serbia. But, it wasn't because they wanted Kosovo to become an independent nation state. They wanted to become part of Albania or Macedonia. Or, if we'd have had them, they would have accepted becoming part of the United States. Prior to the break up of Yugoslavia, almost all governmental jobs in Kosovo went to Serbs, not Albanians, Romany, or members of any other sect. That included sanitation workers and firemen. So, when the Serbs left, the Albanians didn't really have the first clue how to take advantage of their new found semi-independence and run things for themselves. That meant trash wasn't removed, fires weren't fought effectively, mail wasn't going anywhere, the power grid was haphazard and non-reliable, buildings were built looking like shit. They were like children who had been mistreated, not given any responsibilities, not had any discipline instilled in them, and not allowed outside of their bedroom for most of their lives; children who reach their teenage years and think that running away from home, with dreams of living with their older cousins in a shitty, run-down apartment on the wrong side of the tracks, with shitty utility connections means they're now mature adults and know more than anybody who tries to tell them that they're making mistakes and going about things the wrong way. Stop being objective and fair minded. Regardless of the reason for their belonging to a given religion, their culture includes an unconscious but nearly complete abdication of personal responsibility that flows FROM certain religions. When you live your life subject to everything happening only if (deity) wills it, you stop taking responsibility. For everything. It's easy because it's all deity's doing if something bad happens, or if the neighborhood looks like shit and there's no food. It's not my fault because deity willed it so. If you've ever driven in the land of "if (deity" wills it) you'll know what I'm talking about. Brakes? Signals? Lol! This isn't to say that any given faith is better than any other. Just that those including such provisions tend to have predictable societal effects after a time. |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 3:38:01 PM EDT
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We need Visas (not the credit cards) for most of the world, excluding our neighboring countries and most of the EU (excluding i think UK and Switzerland). And that is only for up to 90 days stay per year. So we are pretty restricted (I've seen a case few days ago when a girl qualified for a Cosplay world competition held in London, but her Visa request got denied by the UK embassy stating something similar to "It is highly that you could afford to stay in London for a whole month with your average paycheck, this must be an immigration attempt" Also, getting US visa is quite hard, most of the people get declined. But it is always up to the selected countries embassy to decide if you get it or not. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So OP, what countries can a Serb travel to or not these days? What's the mechanism for saying no? Is it the destination nation's policies or what? This is American privilege based ignorance talking. I'm embarrassed to say I'm pretty used to being able to go about anywhere I want with my pretty blue passport. I can only think of a handful of countries I can't go to, so I'm not used to it. Anyway, dumb questions: Is there free travel between Serbia and the EU/US/etc? I know I can go to other former Yugo places, and that our visa process is a bit impenetrable for some nationalities. We need Visas (not the credit cards) for most of the world, excluding our neighboring countries and most of the EU (excluding i think UK and Switzerland). And that is only for up to 90 days stay per year. So we are pretty restricted (I've seen a case few days ago when a girl qualified for a Cosplay world competition held in London, but her Visa request got denied by the UK embassy stating something similar to "It is highly that you could afford to stay in London for a whole month with your average paycheck, this must be an immigration attempt" Also, getting US visa is quite hard, most of the people get declined. But it is always up to the selected countries embassy to decide if you get it or not. That sucks. I've never been asked what my income level was to travel. The Austrian school of Economics that I studied in college was pretty much in favor of people and trade goods being able to cross borders easily. I think that's a good goal to have. Unfortunately, before we can do anything close to that, we need to get our do gooder types here to quit offering everybody free shit and making us pay for it. The old way we had of letting folks in if they wanted to come here was better. 
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Posted: 10/22/2014 4:44:34 PM EDT
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Can we keep the shit show to a minimal guys. No need to get the thread locked. I understand everyone has their own opinions, but there's no need to point it out while Trooper is just trying to sharie all kinds of cool stuff with us. True. Apologies to OP. Anyone wanting to respond to my stuff can IM me directly. |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 5:00:00 PM EDT
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That sucks. I've never been asked what my income level was to travel. The Austrian school of Economics that I studied in college was pretty much in favor of people and trade goods being able to cross borders easily. I think that's a good goal to have. Unfortunately, before we can do anything close to that, we need to get our do gooder types here to quit offering everybody free shit and making us pay for it. The old way we had of letting folks in if they wanted to come here was better. Yeah, I wish it was easier to go and work in some kind of a normal country (I mean a country with decent living standards). But getting a regular visa is hard enough, getting work visa is... challenging. You have to have a job waiting for you (the company has to send you some sort of "invitation letter") and even then it is hard. A buddy from my college got invited to work at Facebook (he previously did a summer internship there, and they offered him a job when he gets through the college) and his work visa request got declined, so they transferred him to their Canadian office (and Canada approved his work visa) |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 6:06:51 PM EDT
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Here are the rest of the pictures
Enjoy :) |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 6:30:47 PM EDT
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Btw, my new avatar isn't updating for some reason :(
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Posted: 10/22/2014 6:31:52 PM EDT
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Btw, my new avatar isn't updating for some reason :( I see it.
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Posted: 10/22/2014 6:36:55 PM EDT
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Cool pics.
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Posted: 10/22/2014 7:04:03 PM EDT
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Ahh, the avatar is working now
 any critiques?
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Posted: 10/22/2014 7:05:30 PM EDT
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Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?
Awesome Avatar! Is that Warhammer I see, or just a generic skull?
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Posted: 10/22/2014 7:12:11 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?  Forced my hand on that one
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Posted: 10/22/2014 7:23:52 PM EDT
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Awesome Avatar! Is that Warhammer I see, or just a generic skull? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?
Awesome Avatar! Is that Warhammer I see, or just a generic skull? Adeptus Mechanicus it is, kind sir |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 7:29:07 PM EDT
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Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?
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Posted: 10/22/2014 9:05:44 PM EDT
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Can we keep the shit show to a minimal guys. No need to get the thread locked. I understand everyone has their own opinions, but there's no need to point it out while Trooper is just trying to sharie all kinds of cool stuff with us. True. Apologies to OP. Anyone wanting to respond to my stuff can IM me directly. IM(s) sent
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Posted: 10/22/2014 9:20:00 PM EDT
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Adeptus Mechanicus? Serbiya can into 40k? I am most impressed, moi bratic.
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Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?
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Cool pics. Also this. Yeah, since I got a kindle 4 (old, non-touchy one, I've been devouring the Black Library novels). Only bad thing is that 40k is a too expensive hobby for me, so i must stick to the books :( |
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Posted: 10/22/2014 9:39:15 PM EDT
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Cool pics. Also this. Yeah, since I got a kindle 4 (old, non-touchy one, I've been devouring the Black Library novels). Only bad thing is that 40k is a too expensive hobby for me, so i must stick to the books :( Yes, too expensive and far too time consuming. I mostly like it for the written lore and artwork. Shame no one has made a decent movie based on one of the novels. Also, check out this youtube channel: Vaults Of Terra |
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Posted: 10/23/2014 5:46:35 PM EDT
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I've visited Kalemegdan and its military museum, the Tesla museum, walked around a lot downtown, and had lunch at the Hotel Moskva. What would you say are the top 5 places a tourist should check out in Belgrade, besides the above? Took this one today just for you mate ^^ (was passing nearby, my college is close) 
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Posted: 10/23/2014 7:49:18 PM EDT
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Posted: 10/24/2014 2:24:49 AM EDT
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I've visited Kalemegdan and its military museum, the Tesla museum, walked around a lot downtown, and had lunch at the Hotel Moskva. What would you say are the top 5 places a tourist should check out in Belgrade, besides the above? Took this one today just for you mate ^^ (was passing nearby, my college is close) https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/434x768q90/673/lhDuyp.jpg Nice! That place looks the same as how I remember it. It’s ironic that it is raining in your pic. I was there in the summer of 2011 and got tickets for an open-roof bus tour around the city, just like this one 
The bus follows a specific route around the major touristy areas. You can listen to the historical backgrounds of the places through the supplied headphones (pre-recorded) on the bus and it would stop at different spots for passengers to get out. There were multiple busses so you could take your time checking out the area and hitch a ride with another tourist bus later with the same ticket. Well, my bus started at Hotel Moskva, rode around the city, and halfway through the trip the skies suddenly darkened. 5-minutes later there was this epic monsoon of a rainstorm pouring an ocean of water. There was water was gushing down the steep roads and alleys like a freaking white-water river (it would've been awesome kayaking down those streets), and here we were in a roofless bus. Pedestrians huddled under building overhangs or café tents and were looking at us like  
I just kept laughing the rest of the ride until we got dropped off back at Moskva and went inside soaking wet as if I had jumped into the Dunav. The rain didn’t let up and the hotel I was staying at was a few blocks away, so we just ended up eating lunch there at Moskva, while totally soaked. Good times! |
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Posted: 10/24/2014 9:02:58 PM EDT
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Showing my ignorance but, what does "remove Kebab" mean?
ETA:spelling. 
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Posted: 10/24/2014 9:14:26 PM EDT
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Showing my ignorance but, what does "remove Kebab" mean? ETA:spelling. Killing/expelling Muslims. |
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Posted: 10/24/2014 9:27:50 PM EDT
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I'm not reading 11 pages of this but I'll watch the removing the kebab polandball video a few times. Had anyone asked about serbian women?
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Posted: 10/24/2014 9:36:11 PM EDT
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Showing my ignorance but, what does "remove Kebab" mean? ETA:spelling. Is reference of Polandball. |
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Posted: 10/24/2014 10:26:57 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Is reference of Polandball. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Showing my ignorance but, what does "remove Kebab" mean? ETA:spelling. Is reference of Polandball. Soooo wrong on that account...  It actually started with a copypasta....
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Posted: 10/25/2014 12:29:59 AM EDT
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Can someone resize this so I can use it for my avatar? Please...... :)
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Posted: 10/25/2014 1:51:51 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Can someone resize this so I can use it for my avatar? Please...... :) http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/281/837/986.gif I think there's already someone who is using that avatar....
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Posted: 10/25/2014 1:57:40 AM EDT
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I think there's already someone who is using that avatar....
Used to be hauslp's old avatar, iirc. oshkijejuqiftderrimotrat |
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Posted: 10/25/2014 2:14:52 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/25/2014 2:53:28 AM EDT
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LOL :)
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Posted: 10/25/2014 5:16:33 PM EDT
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I'm not reading 11 pages of this but I'll watch the removing the kebab polandball video a few times. Had anyone asked about serbian women? Quote HistoryQuoted:
I'm not reading 11 pages of this but I'll watch the removing the kebab polandball video a few times. Had anyone asked about serbian women? There were some pictures allready. IDK what i can post here in GD? I mean what level of clothing :D> Our women are pretty ^_^ Quoted:
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:00:40 PM EDT
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I can translate the lyrics for you, if you are interested? :D Etta ochen plahiya edea...
Just saying.
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:02:04 PM EDT
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Do you listen to awesome Serbian rap music?
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:24:55 PM EDT
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:28:03 PM EDT
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:30:58 PM EDT
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Do you listen to awesome Serbian rap music? Sure, i like some of them Here are some links, if You like that stuff
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:32:56 PM EDT
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Ahh, the avatar is working now any critiques?
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Posted: 10/25/2014 7:41:07 PM EDT
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Yea sure. I'd like to know. From Bihac to Petrovca village Serbian country is attacked as a whole Karadzic (Radovan) lead your Serbs Let everyone see that Serbs are not afraid of anyone Bring the fight to Croatian Ustase Dont touch our homes (heart stones) Karadzic (Radovan) lead your Serbs Let everyone see that Serbs are not afraid of anyone From Krajina the wolves are gathering Beware, Ustasas and Turks Karadzic (Radovan) lead your Serbs Let everyone see that Serbs are not afraid of anyone In defense of our Serbian origin We fight, we hold freedom dear Karadzic (Radovan) lead your Serbs Let everyone see that Serbs are not afraid of anyone That is the pretty much literal translation |
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Posted: 10/25/2014 8:31:57 PM EDT
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my Russian is a bit rusty, but I get that :D I have never studied Serbian, but it is similar enough to Russian that I can understand it. |
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Posted: 10/25/2014 8:36:20 PM EDT
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Here is a fun fact that I am sure not alot of people are familiar with.....
When the Serbian flag flew over the White House..... As far as Serbian and Russian languages, they have alot of similar words. If you know one it would be pretty easy to pick up the other one quickly. |
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