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Betclic skoro nie wiesz - założę się że jesteś grzybem ze staromodnymi upodobaniami, internet masz tylko w pracy, za młodu piłes oranżadę w woreczku i chodzisz a butach ccc. Co do pytania też nie wiem ale podejrzewam że odmiana JOJO
(PS) nie chciałemCię broń boze obrazić)
(PS) nie chciałemCię broń boze obrazić)
betclic123456 napisał/a:
Co to jest YOLO?
weronikalewandowska.natemat.pl/25197,yolo-czyli-carpe-diem-dla-pozerow
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Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.Prefiero morir de pie que vivir siempre arrodillado
"Jesteśmy antykapitalistami, antykomunistami, wierzymy w państwo narodowe."
Każdy ma "YOLO" na miarę swoich możliwości 
"Świat jaki znamy odchodzi jednak to przeszłość jest kluczem do przyszłości"
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Świat bez muzyki? To nie dla mnie."Świat jaki znamy odchodzi jednak to przeszłość jest kluczem do przyszłości"
i dalej nie dokonca rozumiem. i co maja buty z ccc do orezady w woreczku
@up nie przejmuj się może on ma jakieś problemy
oranżada w woreczku i andruty..... ehhh kurwa to byy czasy.
I obowiązkowo robbinsy
I obowiązkowo robbinsy
mam istny ból dupy na widok wspominek starych czasów.
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Oto jest koniec końców świata, który znamy!Przecież żyjemy tą chwilą od lat
Ostatnie wolne miejsca w pierwszym rzędzie mamy
Ze śmiercią będzie nam tu za pan brat.
czytajcie kto nie nie zna ang zawsze translator zostaje hehe
Wikileaks cracks NATO's Master Narrative for Afghanistan
February 27, 2009
WIKILEAKS EDITORIAL
Wikileaks has cracked the encryption to a key document relating to the war in Afghanistan. The document, titled "NATO in Afghanistan: Master Narrative", details the "story" NATO representatives are to give to, and to avoid giving to, journalists.
An unrelated leaked photo from the war: a US soldier poses with a dead Afghani man in the hills of Afghanistan
The encrypted document, which is dated October 6, and believed to be current, can be found on the Pentagon Central Command (CENTCOM) website oneteam.centcom.mil. [UPDATE: Fri Feb 27 15:18:38 GMT 2009, the entire Pentagon site is now down--probably in response to this editorial, parts of the site can still be seen in Google's cache ]
The encryption password is progress, which perhaps reflects the Pentagon's desire to stay on-message, even to itself.
Among the revelations, which we encourage the press to review in detail, is Jordan's presence as secret member of the US lead occupation force, the ISAF.
Jordan is a middle eastern monarchy, backed by the US, and historically the CIA's closest partner in its extraordinary rendition program. "the practice of torture is routine" in the country, according to a January 2007 report by UN special investigator for torture, Manfred Nowak.[1]
The document states NATO spokespersons are to keep Jordan's involvement secret. Publicly, Jordan withdrew in 2001 and the country does not appear on this month's public list of ISAF member states.[2]
Some other notes on matters to treat delicately are:
Any decision on the end date/end state will be taken by the respective national and/or Alliance political committee. Under no circumstances should the mission end-date be a topic for speculation in public by any NATO/ISAF spokespeople.
The term "compensation" is inappropriate and should not be used because it brings with it legal implications that do not apply.
Any talk of stationing or deploying Russian military assets in Afghanistan is out of the question and has never been the subject of any considerations.
Only if pressed: ISAF forces are frequently fired at from inside Pakistan, very close to the border. In some cases defensive fire is required, against specific threats. Wherever possible, such fire is pre-coordinated with the Pakistani military.
Altogether four classified or restricted NATO documents on the Pentagon Central Command (CENTCOM) site were discovered to share the 'progress' password. Wikileaks has decrypted the documents and released them in full:
NATO Media Operations Centre: NATO in Afghanistan: Master Narrative, 6 Oct 2008
ISAF Afghanistan Theatre Strategic Communications Strategy, 25 Oct 2008
NATO-ISAF Afghanistan Strategic Communications External Linkages, 20 Oct 2008
NATO-ISAF Strategic Communications Ends, Ways and Means, slide, 20 Oct 2008
Notes
↑ washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/30/AR2007113002484_pf.html
↑ nato.int/isaf/docu/epub/pdf/isaf_placemat.pdf
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Wikileaks cracks NATO's Master Narrative for Afghanistan
February 27, 2009
WIKILEAKS EDITORIAL
Wikileaks has cracked the encryption to a key document relating to the war in Afghanistan. The document, titled "NATO in Afghanistan: Master Narrative", details the "story" NATO representatives are to give to, and to avoid giving to, journalists.
An unrelated leaked photo from the war: a US soldier poses with a dead Afghani man in the hills of Afghanistan
The encrypted document, which is dated October 6, and believed to be current, can be found on the Pentagon Central Command (CENTCOM) website oneteam.centcom.mil. [UPDATE: Fri Feb 27 15:18:38 GMT 2009, the entire Pentagon site is now down--probably in response to this editorial, parts of the site can still be seen in Google's cache ]
The encryption password is progress, which perhaps reflects the Pentagon's desire to stay on-message, even to itself.
Among the revelations, which we encourage the press to review in detail, is Jordan's presence as secret member of the US lead occupation force, the ISAF.
Jordan is a middle eastern monarchy, backed by the US, and historically the CIA's closest partner in its extraordinary rendition program. "the practice of torture is routine" in the country, according to a January 2007 report by UN special investigator for torture, Manfred Nowak.[1]
The document states NATO spokespersons are to keep Jordan's involvement secret. Publicly, Jordan withdrew in 2001 and the country does not appear on this month's public list of ISAF member states.[2]
Some other notes on matters to treat delicately are:
Any decision on the end date/end state will be taken by the respective national and/or Alliance political committee. Under no circumstances should the mission end-date be a topic for speculation in public by any NATO/ISAF spokespeople.
The term "compensation" is inappropriate and should not be used because it brings with it legal implications that do not apply.
Any talk of stationing or deploying Russian military assets in Afghanistan is out of the question and has never been the subject of any considerations.
Only if pressed: ISAF forces are frequently fired at from inside Pakistan, very close to the border. In some cases defensive fire is required, against specific threats. Wherever possible, such fire is pre-coordinated with the Pakistani military.
Altogether four classified or restricted NATO documents on the Pentagon Central Command (CENTCOM) site were discovered to share the 'progress' password. Wikileaks has decrypted the documents and released them in full:
NATO Media Operations Centre: NATO in Afghanistan: Master Narrative, 6 Oct 2008
ISAF Afghanistan Theatre Strategic Communications Strategy, 25 Oct 2008
NATO-ISAF Afghanistan Strategic Communications External Linkages, 20 Oct 2008
NATO-ISAF Strategic Communications Ends, Ways and Means, slide, 20 Oct 2008
Notes
↑ washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/30/AR2007113002484_pf.html
↑ nato.int/isaf/docu/epub/pdf/isaf_placemat.pdf
Categories: Analyses | Afghanistan | 2009 | 2009-02 | Bulgaria | Canada | Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia | France | Germany | Iceland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | Netherlands | Norway | Poland | Romania | Slovakia | Slovenia | Spain | Turkey | United Kingdom | United States | Albania | Australia | Austria | Azerbaijan | Croatia | Finland | Macedonia | Georgia | Ireland | New Zealand | Sweden | Jordan | Singapore | Ukraine | United Arab Emirates
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prawie 10 lat na obczyznie
Jestem chyba już za stary na to wszystko, bo nie wiem co to jest "yolo".
Krajowa Rada Radiofonii i Telewizji zobligowała nas do oznaczania kategorii wiekowych
materiałów wideo wgranych na nasze serwery. W związku z tym, zgodnie ze specyfikacją z tej strony
oznaczyliśmy wszystkie materiały jako dozwolone od lat 16 lub 18.Jeśli chcesz wyłączyć to oznaczenie zaznacz poniższą zgodę:
Oświadczam iż jestem osobą pełnoletnią i wyrażam zgodę na nie oznaczanie poszczególnych materiałów symbolami kategorii wiekowych na odtwarzaczu filmów