utorak, 1. prosinca 2015.

Advent Is a Time of Preparation for a Revolution



BREAKING NEWS ALERT
November 30, 2015
Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke posted $1.5 million bail Monday after a Cook County judge set the amount after viewing in court the police dash-cam video of the fatal on-duty shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.



Breaking news | Weather | Mobile site | Text alerts | Member Center | Manage subscriptions

You're currently subscribed as tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. If you'd like to unsubscribe, please click here

Copyright 2015 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC


BREAKING NEWS ALERT
November 30, 2015
The University of Chicago said classes will resume on Tuesday after a man was charged with threatening to kill students and staff in retaliation for the shooting of Laquan McDonald.



Breaking news | Weather | Mobile site | Text alerts | Member Center | Manage subscriptions

You're currently subscribed as tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. If you'd like to unsubscribe, please click here

Copyright 2015 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC






New ChurchPOP content delivered right to your inbox!
View this email in your browser

The Little-Known Saint of Harvard: The Inspiring Life of John Leary

By Gavin Miller
Check it out »

Advent Is a Time of Preparation for a Revolution

By ChurchPOP Editor
Check it out »

No Images? Click here
 
The Daily Dot
 

This Wi-Fi is 100 times faster than your crappy router

It transmits the Internet through light waves. And it could download an HD movie in seconds.

What’s the carbon footprint of an email?

Your frivolous emails aren't guilt free.

Here are the 3 people killed in the Planned Parenthood shooting

$97,000 has already been raised for one family.

Most Americans agree that decades-old email privacy law is broken

Did you know your emails and photos can be used without a warrant?

Everything we know about 'Game of Thrones' season 6 so far

Game of Thrones is out of published book material. So what comes next?

Amy Schumer's new topless portrait also has an important message

Amy Schumer doesn't care what you think. Here's why.

Here's what porn star James Deen has said about consent

He has been accused of sexual assault by several women.
140 characters you can't miss

Instagram Moment of the Day 

Forget the fancy costumes and expensive gadgets, if you want to unlock your inner superhero all you need is a little imagination. With his latest series "Super Shadows" artist @jasonratliff perfectly illustrates kids unleashing their inner superhero with nothing but creativity.
 
 
Got feedback? Contact our  team (info@dailydot.com) and let us know how we can improve this newsletter. 
You are receiving this email because you've signed up to receive communications from The Daily Dot 


The Daily Signal
Dec. 1, 2015
Greetings from Washington, where Josh Siegel lays out a Senate plan to end expanded Medicaid under Obamacare. One Heritage Foundation economist exposes the cold cash in Obama's climate change agenda in Paris, while another shows why conservatives won't like public education revisions. Speaking of waste, a U.S. senator blows the whistle on 100 examples. And investigative reporter Kevin Mooney has the lowdown on a 'public interest' nonprofit that boosts liberal causes.
COMMENTARY

Obama's Apology to the World for US on Climate Is Ridiculous


At the kickoff of the talks in Paris, President Barack Obama remarked, "I've come here personally, as the leader of the world's largest economy and the second-largest emitter to say that the United States of America not only recognizes our role in creating this problem, we embrace our responsibility to do something about it."
Read More
NEWS

This Health Care Nonprofit Gives Millions to Boost Obamacare and Far-Left Causes. What About the Public Interest?


Groups not in line with liberal causes apparently need not apply for grants from the flush health foundation, the California Endowment.
Read More
NEWS

17 of the 100 Ways This Senator Says the Government Wastes Your Money


The federal government has "dropped the ball" by failing to curb wasteful spending of taxpayer dollars, Sen. James Lankford says. In a new report, he cites 100 examples. We highlight 17 of them.
Read More
NEWS

This Top Democrat Vows to Push New Gun Controls in 2016


At an event sponsored by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, Sen. Chuck Schumer announced that Senate Democrats will "bring a universal background check bill to the floor of the Senate early next year."
Read More
COMMENTARY

3 Conservative Goals No Child Left Behind Rewrite Wouldn’t Accomplish


The proposal creates several major new programs and initiatives, maintaining a "program for every problem" structure. As such, the proposal would likely maintain significant federal intervention in local school policy for years to come.
Read More
NEWS

Senate Plan to Repeal Obamacare Could Include Major Concession to Conservatives


In a bid to win over conservatives, Senate Republicans plan to introduce an aggressive plan to repeal Obamacare that includes phasing out the expansion of Medicaid for low-income recipients.
Read More
The Daily Signal
The Daily Signal is brought to you by more than half a million members of The Heritage Foundation.
Find us on Facebook Find us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Twitter
The Daily Signal
214 Massachusetts Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002
(800) 546-2843

Donate to The Daily Signal
Add morningbell@heritage.org to your address book to ensure that you receive emails from us.
You are subscribed to this newsletter as tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. If you want to receive other Heritage Foundation newsletters, or opt out of this newsletter,please click here to update your subscription.


portal Megapopust.hr
Ponuda dana: Nacionalna
Ponuda dana: Nacionalna
Beč, 2 noćenja za dvoje u hotelu Vienna Sporthotel****Play Dough dječji set za sladoled s 36 dijelova, dostava besplatna 

 viennaSp

PlayDough 
   1147 knPogledajte više o ponudi...
VRIJEDNOST:
2564 kn
POPUST:
55%
UŠTEDA:
1417 kn
119 knPogledajte više o ponudi...
VRIJEDNOST:
239 kn
POPUST:
50%
UŠTEDA:
120 kn



Ponuda dana: Nacionalna
Ponuda dana: Nacionalna
Fondue set ''Chocolatiere'' u rozoj boji za topljenje čokolade
Glazbena igračka Apple guitar u boji po izboru, dostava besplatna
 fondueSetappleGuitar 
    99 knPogledajte više o ponudi...
VRIJEDNOST:
259 kn
POPUST:
62%
UŠTEDA:
160 kn
     89 knPogledajte više o ponudi...
VRIJEDNOST:
219 kn
POPUST:
59%
UŠTEDA:
130 kn
www.megapopust.hr
info@megapopust.hr
Megapopust.hr


If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view.
Patheos Partners Email
The following message is a paid advertisement from
"The Letters" Movie

The Letters - The Untold Story of Mother Teresa

a Paid Advertisement
© 2008-2015 Patheos, Incorporated. All rights reserved.

About Patheos Privacy Terms of Use Unsubscribe 

Patheos | 4700 S. Syracuse Street | Suite 400 | Denver, CO 80237


December 1, 2015

Tyshawn Lee's killing the fourth in recent feud between gang factions
The recent gunning down of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee marks a new low in gang violence and illustrates how the splintering of gangs into factions has led to deadly recklessness.
Facing heat on Laquan McDonald killing, Emanuel tries to buy time with police task forceRahm buys time with police task force
Under fire for his handling of the Laquan McDonald shooting video, the mayor today will announce the creation of a panel to "review the system of accountability, oversight and training that is currently in place for Chicago's police officers."
Cop in Laquan McDonald shooting freed from jail after posting bondAccused cop free on bail
Jason Van Dyke, charged in McDonald's death, walked out of Cook County Jail surrounded by supporters Monday night after his father posted a $150,000 cashier's bond.
Feds: Man who made threat at U. of C. had no weapons to carry out killingsU. of C. threat linked to McDonald video
Federal officials charged a Chicago engineering student with making the online threat that shut down the University of Chicago for a day, saying his threat to kill students and staff was in response to the McDonald shooting.
Michigan Avenue Black Friday protests cost stores 25-50 percent of salesMag Mile protests cost stores
Protesters' goal of forcing retailers to suffer economic pain on the busiest shopping day of the year was a success, according to unhappy store staff and managers who say Black Friday sales on Michigan Avenue were 25 percent to 50 percent below projections.
Report: DCFS plagued with problems, needs total overhaulReport: Overhaul DCFS
Illinois' Department of Children and Family Services is working on a reform plan after a panel of court-appointed experts determined the agency needs big changes if it hopes to improve the safety and well-being of thousands of kids in its care.
Rauner, Madigan to meet, but little progress expected on state impasseRauner, Madigan to meet
The governor and the four House and Senate leaders are scheduled to gather this afternoon to talk about the budget for the first time in months, though the much-hyped confab is unlikely to end the stalemate.
All together now: Rauner, Madigan and the chance for real changeEditorial: A chance for real change
"The real question is whether the private meeting will be productive. Ending the five-months-long stalemate over the 2016 state budget would serve the interests of all Illinois citizens, regardless of their individual political interests."
Rudder problem, pilot actions led to Indonesia AirAsia crash in 2014Rudder problem, pilot error doomed plane
A rudder control system problem coupled with the pilots' response led to last year's crash of an AirAsia plane that killed all 162 people on board, Indonesian investigators say.
There's no such thing as a 'male brain' or 'female brain,' and scientists have the scans to prove itBrains not 'male' or 'female'
Do you have a male brain or a female brain? The answer, according to science, is no.
Joakim Noah's play inspires Bulls to impressive win over SpursNoah inspires Bulls to win over Spurs
After Monday's 92-89 victory over the Spurs at the United Center, it's clear the Bulls can rise to the occasion, and Joakim Noah has been a sorely missed sight.
Today's weather forecastToday's weather forecast
Cloudy, snow possible tonight, highs in the 40s.
Holiday Gift GuideHoliday Gift Guide
Check out the Tribune's annual Holiday Gift Guide for all your holiday shopping needs. The guide features tons of great gifts at all price points. There's something for everyone on your list, including Rover. Click here to find the top toys and games, coolest tech, best books, must-haves for the foodie, healthy presents and more.



'The Profit' takes on Chicago's Da Lobsta restaurant'The Profit' takes on Chicago's Da Lobsta restaurant 


Bulls 92, Spurs 89Bulls beat Spurs

Photo gallery: Black Friday, weekend marches for Laquan McDonaldProtests on Mag Mile

Chicago photos in the newsChicago photos in the news

Photos: Mugs in the newsMugs in the news 



Sign up for free newsletters and alerts >> 

Chicago Tribune | Breaking news | Weather | Member Center | Manage subscriptions 

You're currently subscribed as address tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. Click to unsubscribe. 

Copyright 2014 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC
Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service


Ranked in the top 5 - world wide


Inline image 1

 5 packages


BASE (from $ 500)

  • Learning to trade with an expert and having a connection to the analytical department+ newsletter
  • Expert advice as required


STANDARD (from $ 1,000)

  • Learning to trade with an expert and having a connection to the analytical department +newsletter
  • FIVE no-risk transactions from an expert
  • Expert advice as required


GOLDEN (from $ 2,000)

  • Learning to trade with an expert and the connection to the analytical department +newsletter
  • FIVE no-risk transactions from an expert
  • Expert advice as required
  • Daily Exclusive signals from an expert


VIP (from $ 5,000)

  • Learning to trade with an expert and the connection to the analytical department newsletter
  • FIVE no-risk transactions from an expert
  • Expert advice as required
  • Daily Exclusive signals from an expert
  • Up to three sessions with an expert a week, or up to three trading sessions by an expert on the client's account.



 MANAGED (10,000 dollars)

  • Expert trading on behalf of client's account (contract)




MINI (offered in a pinch!) (From $ 250)
* Expert advice as required


WERE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ONLINE, BANCO CAPITAL TEAM
CHILDREN
The 11 best and most-wanted tech toys for Christmas 2015
Christmas is fast approaching, and while any children you’re getting gifts for probably know exactly what they want, you might not be so clued up on what’s hot and what’s not. Gizmag runs you through the best and most-wanted tech toys for Christmas 2015.  read more
MUSIC
Review: Going truly wireless with Earin Bluetooth earphones
Last June, a team led by Olle Lindén embarked on a Kickstarter campaign to bring some new Bluetooth earphones into production. Project backers started to receive their Earins in early October, and they've just recently been made available for non-backers to buy, too. Gizmag was sent some to try out.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
ParkedBench micro-park lets Londoners take five
A new park in London may be dwarfed by some of the city's larger and more grandiose green spaces, but it still provides a place for Londoners to take a break. The Tooley Street Fresh Air Square, which takes up just two car parking spaces​, has been installed in the London Bridge area of the city.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
Quirky Madrid apartment aims to maximize flexibility with movable partition
Elii's Biombombastic involved the renovation of an apartment in Madrid. It features an open space and a wooden partition that can be moved to maximize flexibility.   read more
SCIENCE
Oscillating electric field used to remove nanoparticles from blood
Engineers at the University of California, San Diego are developing a technique that uses an oscillating electric field to separate nanoparticles from blood plasma. read more
MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
Walli smart wallet buzzes your phone if you leave it or your cards behind
For something so easily misplaced, a lost wallet can cause an inordinate amount of hassle. The people behind Walli are aiming to save forgetful folk from such hassles, by giving their smartphone a nudge when the wallet or some of its contents are left behind.​​  read more
AUTOMOTIVE
Review: Gizmag drives the formidable little Alfa Romeo 4C
There are few things as satisfying as driving a car that has no doubts about its purpose. The Alfa Romeo 4C is a race car made for the track lover who would prefer not to haul the car to the track on a trailer. It is, in short, a street-legal track car. It knows this and revels in it.  read more
ENVIRONMENT
Sponge made from layers of nanosheets shows promise in soaking up oil spills
Researchers in Australia claim to have found a promising material to help in cleaning up oil spills. They've developed a special porous material they say has the ability to soak up to 33 times its own weight in oil and organic solvents.  read more
AUTOMOTIVE
The best gets better: Bugatti confirms Geneva debut for all-new Chiron
Bugatti confirms that the Veyron-replacing Chiron will debut at next year's Geneva Motor Show. In just a few months, the world's fastest car gets an even more capable successor.  read more
AIRCRAFT
Airbus patent shows modular, removable aircraft cabins
A recently-granted Airbus pantent explores the creation of a new modular aircraft that would see detachable passenger cabins slot into a gap in an aeroplane's fuselage. The concept has the potential to revolutionize air travel, while providing significant savings for airlines.  read more
SCIENCE
New process allows inkjet printers to produce rainbow holograms
Security holograms can currently take days to create, using expensive equipment. That could be about to change, however, as scientists have developed a hologram production method that utilizes a regular inkjet printer.​  read more
SCIENCE
Your gut bacteria could be the key to fighting obesity
Obesity is on the rise around the world, and if left unchecked this could have serious consequences for our overall health in the decades to come. However, it turns out that the bacteria living in your gut can help control how much food you eat.  read more
MEDICAL
Scientists identify protein central to cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer's disease
Researchers have studied the protein BRCA1, using a combination of tests on laboratory mice and human brain tissue to determine that the protein is central to learning and retaining memories. It's study is important in understanding the cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer's.  read more
ELECTRONICS
Genii Cast Hub shares livestreamed video content to anyone in the world
A new device by Genii is designed to livestream games, movies, or shows to anyone in the world. The Cast Hub allows up to six mobile devices to watch the same content, offering users the ability to enjoy and interact with each other in real time, as if on a virtual couch.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
VIMOB shelters are easy to build in difficult places
If you've ever found the ideal spot for your own remote cabin but thought it too inaccessible, the new VIMOB shelter may be for you. Created by Colectivo Creativo Arquitectos, it is designed for construction in areas that are difficult to access.  read more
SCIENCE
MIT study asserts that there is little risk of Earth's geomagnetic field flipping in the near future
A new MIT study suggests that there is little danger of Earth's geomagnetic field flipping in the near future. Previous research in the area had predicted an imminent flip that would leave all life on Earth temporarily un-shielded from a plethora of dangers posed by deep space phenomenon.  read more
AUTOMOTIVE
Volvo to be first bus manufacturer to bring hybrid buses to India
Volvo is to introduce its hybrid buses to India next year. It says it is the first bus manufacturer to do so. The hybrids will begin running as part of a pilot in Navi Mumbai, a planned township to the south of Mumbai, and its surrounding areas.  read more
SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR GIZMAG READERS
Cyber Monday Sale Extended: Get 20% off E-learning Deals at Gizmag Store
In case you missed Gizmag Store’s seasonal deals yesterday, Cyber Monday has been extended for one more day. Simply use code CYBERMONDAY20 on any e-learning deal to save an extra 20%.  read more



Yesterday, Donald Trump met with a group of black faith leaders in a controversialclosed-door meeting. Afterward, Trump characterized the meeting as a "loving" reception from a crowd of "more than 100" black faith pastors. One of those in attendance, however, says that's not the whole truth.
Black Pastor: Donald Trump Isn’t Telling The Whole Truth About Closed-Door Meeting
In the minutes following a closed-door meeting with black pastors on Monday afternoon, billionaire presidential candidate Donald Trump touted the event as a huge success. More than 100 leaders of the black Christian community were in attendance, he said, and virtually no one asked him to change his often controversial tone ...(read more)
Black Pastors Rail Against Closed-Door Meeting With Trump, Citing Racist Language And Incitement
Surprise! The Planned Parenthood Shooter Is Not Transgender
Science Says Facebook Is Ruining Your Life
Facebook is the world’s leading social media platform, which probably means it’s also one of the main reasons you hate your life ...(read more)
White Collar Whistleblower Sentenced To Prison While The Criminals He Exposed Are Free
Facebook
 
Twitter
Tumblr
 
Instagram
YouTube
ThinkProgress | Center for American Progress Action Fund
1333 H ST NW | Washington, DC 20005
Contributions to Center for American Progress Action Fund are not tax deductible
Donate Manage Email Options | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe
This email was sent to tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com.


BREAKING NEWS ALERT
December 1, 2015
Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy is out after coming under widespread criticism for his handling of a high-profile shooting that eventually led to a white officer being charged with the first-degree murder of a black teenager shot 16 times in a Southwest Side street last year, sources told the Tribune on Tuesday.



Breaking news | Weather | Mobile site | Text alerts | Member Center | Manage subscriptions

You're currently subscribed as tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. If you'd like to unsubscribe, please click here

Copyright 2015 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC
NATION DAILY: DECEMBER 1, 2015
 
How to Understand White Male Terrorism
 
We’ve been here before, and we know that violent backlash is at its fiercest when movements for racial and gender justice are winning.
 
MAX BERGER
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Bernie Sanders Spells Out His Immigration Plan
 
And if O’Malley had set the bar to meet, Sanders has reached it. But does it matter politically?
 
JULIANNE HING
 
 
 
 
Rosa Parks Wasn’t Meek, Passive, or Naive—and 7 Other Things You Probably Didn’t Learn in School
 
Much of what students are taught, and much of what most Americans think they know, about Parks’s activism is wrong.
 
JEANNE THEOHARIS, SAY BURGIN
 
 
 
 
How Ralph Nader Changed America
 
On the 50th anniversary of Unsafe at Any Speed, a look at how his work launched the consumer-rights, corporate-accountability, and other citizen movements.
 
MARK GREEN
 
 
 
 
Woodrow Wilson, Princeton, and the Complex Landscape of Race
 
The debates over Wilson’s legacy ought to push us to initiate even broader conversations about the presence and power of the past in daily life.
 
MARTHA A. SANDWEISS
 
 
 
 
The Most Ambitious Emissions Pledges on the Table in Paris Would Still Result in Catastrophic Warming
 
Even if the more than 180 countries’ voluntary pledges are implemented, global temperatures would still rise to 2.7 to 3.5 C above the pre-industrial level.
 
MARK HERTSGAARD
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Nation Magazine
33 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003
 



Daily Kos Recommended
Log in or sign up for Daily Kos, the nation's largest progressive community.

Sign up to receive the Daily Kos Recommended email by clicking here.

Thanks for all you do,
The Daily Kos team
Mozilla Gear Store
Shop Apparel Shop Accessories Shop Art
*ORDER BY DEC 11, 2015 TO GET DELIVERY IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Get the gear,
support the mission.

Shop Now for Mozilla and Firefox Gear
Visit us at gear.mozilla.org
Mozilla wordmark
You're getting this message because you're a part of Mozilla. If you're on this list by accident or you'd like to opt out from here on in, please click here to unsubscribe. Read the Mozilla Privacy Policy. Have a question about Mozilla? Contact us at: joinmozilla@mozilla.org
Mozilla. 331 E. Evelyn Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Copyright © 2015 Mozilla Foundation Content available under a Creative Commons share-alike license V2.0



Dear friends,

They're fleeing terror... running from violence just as vicious as the attacks that have shaken Paris, Beirut, and Bamako. Yet they risk becoming tragic scapegoats unless we act now.

More than ever, thousands ofwomen, men, and children are arriving at Europe's doorstep -- hungry, exhausted, sick… only hoping that someone soon will just open one door, and the nightmare they're fleeing from will be over.

But harsh weather is setting in, and the prospect of a chilling winter of death isn’t moving governments to act. On the contrary, they're building more and bigger fences to keep refugees out.

Now we, people, remain the key source of hope for those trapped by Europe's shameful walls.

And if enough of us each chip in a small amount now, we can fund a UN project to protect and transport thousands of people stranded along the border in the freezing cold to safe centres, and campaign to help shelter hundreds of vulnerable refugee families throughout the winter.

This is one of the best ways to tell the extremists that the world will remain undivided. There’s no time to lose. Join in to bring hope behind the fences:


From the Slovenian forests to the Greek Islands, to the streets of London and Berlin, teachers, fishermen, pensioners and the young, including many Avaaz members, have stepped in to throw a lifeline to tens of thousands of refugees -- the unsung heroes of this unfolding tragedy. And over the last 5 months, our community has funded private rescue operations at sea that have saved thousands of lives, set up a project that has seen thousands of Avaazers offer assistance, and even homes, to people fleeing war. We also built a 1.2 million strong campaign, which helped push world leaders to offer sanctuary to hundreds of thousands.

Now the recent attacks have made this a much harder battle. But this is what we can do if we raise enough:
  • Help the UN Refugee Agency provide the buses and vans needed to offer transport and protection to thousands of the most vulnerable refugees stranded along Europe's borders, and take them from arrival points and no man´s land to safe reception or transit centres.
  • Launch a targeted campaign to ensure Greece provides safe and legal access to refugees through the land border as the best way of stopping the drownings.
  • Ramp up the pressure on EU governments to ensure they immediately deliver on, and scale up, their promise to relocate and host refugees across Europe.
  • Run nimble campaign actions to counter fear-mongering and hatred against refugees.
It's easy to get discouraged by the sheer magnitude of this crisis and its root causes. Still, this cannot be our excuse not to act. Our amazing community is made for moments like these -- let's stand with the women and men who are bravely defying death and terror to give safety and freedom to their children and elderly. But let's also stand with the untold heroes who, day after day, work tirelessly to give refugees hope.

Click below to help make it happen:

Whether in response to the most destructive cyclone in the history of Myanmar or in the face of the terrifying Ebola crisis... When others have resorted to cynicism and despair because of daunting environmental or social threats... our community has shown, again and again, a unique blend of humanity, courage and determination. Let's do it again.

With hope and gratitude,

Luis, Emma, Mais, Marigona, Antonia, Ricken and the whole Avaaz team

Sources:

Winter Is Coming for Syria’s Refugees, and the EU Isn’t Ready (Foreign Policy)
http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/10/28/winter-is-coming-and-the-eus-refugee-crisis-isnt-ready/ 

Europe’s refugee crisis - an agenda for action (Human Rights Watch)
https://www.hrw.org/report/2015/11/16/europes-refugee-crisis/agenda-action 

Poland to Shun Refugees After Paris Attack (Bloomberg)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-14/poland-to-shun-refugees-after-paris-attack-future-minister-says

The Islamic State’s trap for Europe (Washington Post)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/hating-muslim-refugees-is-exactly-what-the-islamic-state-wants-europe-to-do/2015/11/15/dfe0ca84-87d1-11e5-be39-0034bb576eee_story.html

I was held hostage by Isis. They fear our unity more than our airstrikes (The Guardian)
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/nov/16/isis-bombs-hostage-syria-islamic-state-paris-attacks


Nema komentara:

Objavi komentar