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I may repeat that 'almost' sentence again. For me, it is almost the same. For somebody else 'almost' implies some other kind of likelihood. Arguing about the definitions and the perceptions of...

Points? I detect no points in your blathering. How can I counter your absurdity with facts if you don't understand the facts (such as those on the trials)? And where is insulting in what I wrote?...

Yes, the trials. I don't suppose you understand what I'm talking about, do you? You just know that Latvia is a nice democratic country and the Russians living there deserve whatever the Latvian state...

As you please, my dear fellow, as you please.

And who does not, who does not!


Not quite so. Take the "trials" on whom they call "Soviet occupants"; they surely will qualify for your...

joysof, it is you who appears to have been deserted by logic. I made one very simple statement: 'The Jews in Germany were labeled, and that label entitled them to less rights and more suffering than...

what a stinky arsehole

Oh. I'd expect you to say "Ugly ugly ugly fewer. Ugly." Nevermind.

If you think that I am going to start proving what you want me to start proving, then you've got another think coming, joysof my...

Look up the definition of 'almost' in your favourite dictionary, joysof.[/quote]

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One of your less sensible posts, that. We all - except Nonna,...

Look up the definition of 'almost' in your favourite dictionary, joysof. At any rate, whatever is going on in Latvia is as far as you can get away with Nazism while joining the EU. I've read your...

Nowhere near 100%. You could say 'almost 100% of the educated middle class', maybe that's true. India is still largely rural and there are still areas where people live the same was as they did 500+...

In India, almost 100% of the population speak English. In India, the English language is not considered "the white trash" language. 'nuff said.

It could be they delete non-Russian content because they obviously want to trade that in Russia. Just like the RTL channels broadcasted in Germany have no French content, even though the L in RTL...

I would not recommend going there for a "Russian immersion". It might be compared with going to India to learn English, only it is much worse in Latvia: the Indians got rid of the English long time...