Vor Allem muss man einschätzen können, was das eigene Geschreibsel für dramatische Wellen in der Gesellschaft schlagen wird!
we do not sow
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An Theorien, wie es wirklich war, herrscht kein Mangel. Von dem Rebellenführer Igor Girkin, den die russische Wochenzeitung "Sawtra" auf ihrem aktuellen Titel gerade als "russischen Krieger, Ritter und tadellosen Helden" besungen hat, kommt der Verdacht, das Flugzeug könnte von vornherein mit Toten besetzt gewesen sein. Die Leichen am Unglücksort hätten "blutleer" gewirkt und von Anfang an nach Verwesung gerochen. Dazu passt die Erklärung der Regierung in Moskau, zur Zeit der Katastrophe habe ein "kosmischer Apparat der USA das Gebiet überflogen".
Stefanovic schrieb:
Wir sind Amerikaner
Stefanovic schrieb:
jonge jonge lesen bildet, die amerikaner haben ein iranisches ziviles flugzeug "random" in den 80ern abgeschossen, bush senior hat gesagt Amerikaner müssten sich nicht entschuldigen, ist ganz interessant, wenn man die Situation Russland/Ukrain/malaysian airlines mit diesem hintergrund betrachtet
'Maturity,' father had slowly begun,' Is knowing you're wrong and accepting it, son. There's prudence in pausing with patience and joy - And hearing the wisdom in others, my boy. 'A person's perspective,' he said with a smile, 'Is plain if you walk in their shoes for a while. | And if you can do it - if maybe you do - You might understand, and agree that it's true.' I followed his reasons, and nodded, polite; Perhaps that was logic - perhaps he was right. Perhaps there was truth in his claim all along... 'I'm twenty,' I countered: 'I'm right, and you're wrong.' |
'Maturity,' father had slowly begun,' Is knowing you're wrong and accepting it, son. There's prudence in pausing with patience and joy - And hearing the wisdom in others, my boy. 'A person's perspective,' he said with a smile, 'Is plain if you walk in their shoes for a while. | And if you can do it - if maybe you do - You might understand, and agree that it's true.' I followed his reasons, and nodded, polite; Perhaps that was logic - perhaps he was right. Perhaps there was truth in his claim all along... 'I'm twenty,' I countered: 'I'm right, and you're wrong.' |
'Maturity,' father had slowly begun,' Is knowing you're wrong and accepting it, son. There's prudence in pausing with patience and joy - And hearing the wisdom in others, my boy. 'A person's perspective,' he said with a smile, 'Is plain if you walk in their shoes for a while. | And if you can do it - if maybe you do - You might understand, and agree that it's true.' I followed his reasons, and nodded, polite; Perhaps that was logic - perhaps he was right. Perhaps there was truth in his claim all along... 'I'm twenty,' I countered: 'I'm right, and you're wrong.' |
'Maturity,' father had slowly begun,' Is knowing you're wrong and accepting it, son. There's prudence in pausing with patience and joy - And hearing the wisdom in others, my boy. 'A person's perspective,' he said with a smile, 'Is plain if you walk in their shoes for a while. | And if you can do it - if maybe you do - You might understand, and agree that it's true.' I followed his reasons, and nodded, polite; Perhaps that was logic - perhaps he was right. Perhaps there was truth in his claim all along... 'I'm twenty,' I countered: 'I'm right, and you're wrong.' |
Crytash schrieb:
Was hat das eine mit dem anderen zu tun? Nichts. Man entgleist damit die Diskussion. Anstatt dass es darum geht, wie furchtbar die Tragödie ist wird ein weiteres Diskussionsfeld aufgemacht auf dem man die Aufmerksamkeit der Zuhörer zu richten.