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Post by Orao on May 14, 2006 1:01:53 GMT -5
There was a survey conducted in the Czech Republic as to which countries they liked the most. The results are quite interesting. Slovakia is the most liked country by the Czechs. Whereas some of the least liked countries are Serbia, Russia and Ukraine   The US was seen in a more favorable way than Serbia  Out of any former Yugoslav republics the most favorable were Slovenia and Croatia. Putin was also, along with Bush, the most disliked leader by the Czechs. But Tony Blair, Jacques Chirac and Angela Merkel are some of the more popular ones. |
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Post by Orao on May 14, 2006 1:03:10 GMT -5
Èesima je u inostranstvu i dalje najsimpatiènija Slovaèka, a najmanje simpatiène države su im Kina, Ukrajina, Rusija i Srbija. Ovo je pokazala redovna anketa agencije STEM. Zemlje se ocenjuju kao u školi i skoro 90 odsto odliènih i vrlo dobrih ocena Èesi su dali Slovaèkoj, a slede Holandija i Švedska sa po 83 odsto pozitivnih ocena. Najmanje omiljena Kina uspela je da prikupi tek 26 odsto simpatija, Ukrajina 31 odsto, Rusija 36 odsto, a èetvrta najnepopularnija zemlja je za Èehe Srbija sa 39 odsto pozitivnih ocena. Meðu simpatiène zemlje s prostora bivše Jugoslavije uvrstile su se samo Hrvatska, u kojoj svake godine letuje bar 800.000 Èeha, i Slovenija, koja je zajedno sa Èeškom ušla u Evropsku uniju.
Hrvatsku kao drugu najsimpatièniju zemlju posle Francuske pomenuo je danas i èeški premijer Jirži Paroubek u intervjuu dnevniku „Mlada fronta Dnes”. SAD se meðu Èesima kotiraju tek nešto malo bolje od Srbije, a predsednik Džordž Buš, zajedno sa donedavnim italijanskim premijerom Silvijem Berluskonijem i ruskim predsednikom Vladimirom Putinom, vodi trio najnepopularnijih stranih politièara. Najviše simpatija, èak dve treæine anketiranih, kod Èeha ima britanski premijer Toni Bler, drugi je predsednik Francuske Žak Širak, a neoèekivano - treæa je nemaèka kancelarka Angela Merkel. (Beta)
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Post by Orao on May 14, 2006 1:10:19 GMT -5
Heeheh it surprises me the Czechs like Angela Merkel when her party and buddy in Bavaria Edmund Stoiber had been bringing up the question of the Sudeten Germans.
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proudslav
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Post by proudslav on May 14, 2006 11:02:48 GMT -5
That's some F-ed up S**t  |
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Post by White Cossack on May 14, 2006 12:42:51 GMT -5
Good for them. All that I know of, is that when the west sunks, and is overcome by muslims, all these traitours will get what is due for them, but then it will be too late. All I have to say is, good riddance. Won't be missed.
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Post by Danik on May 14, 2006 13:55:40 GMT -5
Good for them. All that I know of, is that when the west sunks, and is overcome by muslims, all these traitours will get what is due for them, but then it will be too late. All I have to say is, good riddance. Won't be missed. Is that what you think about the czechs? Shows how much of slavic unity we have here when we hate each other more than nazis hated jews. |
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Post by Raven on May 14, 2006 14:05:52 GMT -5
I don`t think that Czehs are traitors.
When the moment comes they would show that they are good Slavs.
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Post by Andrew on May 14, 2006 21:11:15 GMT -5
Good for them. All that I know of, is that when the west sunks, and is overcome by muslims, all these traitours will get what is due for them, but then it will be too late. All I have to say is, good riddance. Won't be missed. |
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Post by Яромip on May 15, 2006 10:27:02 GMT -5
People! Mass public opinions are like baloons, they go where wind goes. That is mass-scale democracy (properly called mobocracy) is an unceptable form of government.
How many people even knew Iraq existed in 2001? By 2003 over 60% Americans were CONVINCED that Sadam Hussein is Satan-incarnate. Such is the power of NWO Propaganda Machine, commonly refered to as Mass Media
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Post by Boleslaw on May 16, 2006 10:48:27 GMT -5
Quite frankly Czechs are perhaps the only Slavic nation that I hate!
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Post by Raven on May 16, 2006 12:28:12 GMT -5
God forbid! What a crazy disscusion. What is with you guys? Is it in connection with moon or with sun activity? Maybe, black humor, or something?  |
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Post by Orao on May 16, 2006 13:41:40 GMT -5
I don't hate them... no matter what one should never generalize and say they are all the same.
The Czech Republic has chosen a path of becoming a Western country and they are living up to that. They are pretty developed so why would they really care too much for a country like Serbia or China when it is a foreign country somewhere 'far' from Ceska... at least they feel good about Slovakia. I don't expect more, look at us in Yugoslavia the ones we lived with until yesterday are now our "worst enemies".
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proudslav
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Post by proudslav on May 16, 2006 14:07:47 GMT -5
Cheska used to be a great Slavic country. Germanization and westernisation have confused their minds. I knew it before, that Czechs are the least culturaly aware slavs. It's sad, but they have been slavic for thousands of years, so I expect tham to bounce back....and No, I dont hate tham at all, (just a little dissapointed)
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Post by Utobach on May 16, 2006 17:03:38 GMT -5
Wow, all this surprised me. Sad to see that much hostility towards Czechs on this forum. What doesn't surprise me are the results of the survey. Notice a pattern? Czechia, like Western Europe, is being swallowed in the eastward creeping pandemic of self-righteous neoliberalism. Note they see the US as a country as favorable but Bush ("conservative") is among the highest leaders looked down upon. The most Westward geographically of Yugoslavia are the highest rated. The low ratings... Serbia, Ukraine, Russia... east, east, and east. All this means is the propaganda is working. NATO and EU are working. Ukraine may have a similarily silly view within the next decade easily. It is a historical symptom of Europe to look down on the east (France on Germany, Germany on Poland, Poland on Ukraine, etc) as being less civilized... now the problem is that "civilization" is equated with liberalism. This is why Chirac (and even Merkel) rank higher than Putin... because of how Putin is portrayed in the liberal press.
Interesting sidenote that the US at its core should be frowned upon (as opposed to that old line about liking the country but not the government) as that is what is helping to spread this. Who within its sphere could frown on the "cultura franca" after all? The Czechs are no less susceptible to this than anyone else, but these charges of Germanization just aren't rational.
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Post by russkiivoin on May 16, 2006 17:24:31 GMT -5
Come on people! Don't disrespect the Czechs over some survey. I remember during the aggression on Yugo, Czechia was one of the only countries that had large protests and actual political opposition to NATO aggression.
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The US was seen in a more favorable way than Serbia 
