Comments - Latest Popular Stories, Instablogs Community by Kimzigfeld http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com/ Comments - Latest Popular Stories powered by Instablogs Community. http://www.instablogs.com/site-img/insta-slogo.gif Instablogs Community http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com/ en-us Instascript 2.0 http://www.instablogs.com Sun, 01 Jun 2008 11:03:51 +0000 Marat http://marat73.instablogs.com http://marat73.instablogs.com Marat HA Ha! there is kim again. hi so you are back again with your inane phraseology that no one cares for. lOLLLLLLLLLLLLZZZZZZZ. you wry anything Prussian and its achievements for the reason being unknown. Now Sharapova is the target. she is a no 1 player in the world only because she has lived in US. she reached on no 1 ranking coz Justine Henin retired. anything else kim that you can support this with.ppl just wait in her next post Kim will tell you that Sharapova tied Henin...and so on. there is no end to her insanity against Russia , you can expect anything from her.

]]> Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Bradley http://s_bradley.instablogs.com http://s_bradley.instablogs.com Bradley Mart

Mart, kim is right in her finding out the truths against Russia. you may criticize her but if that is certainly the case with the sports with Russia and they are learning the expertise from outside (USA) and winning the gold for Russia then the golds belong to US and not to Russia. there are some other questions: with the Booming economy (as some say) and push up that Russian natural sources has given to its economy, where the money is going after all - in Putin's or in yours coffers Mart?]]> Mart



Mart, kim is right in her finding out the truths against Russia. you may criticize her but if that is certainly the case with the sports with Russia and they are learning the expertise from outside (USA) and winning the gold for Russia then the golds belong to US and not to Russia. there are some other questions: with the Booming economy (as some say) and push up that Russian natural sources has given to its economy, where the money is going after all - in Putin’s or in yours coffers Mart?

]]> Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Kim http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com Kim
My heartfelt thanks for your comment! You’ve proved my point in a nutshell. You sound so much like Soviet propaganda from the old days, I almost feel like I should pay you for your words. Bravo! Encore!

Meanwhile, it’s sad that you hate your country so much that you want to destroy it all over again.]]> MARAT:



My heartfelt thanks for your comment! You’ve proved my point in a nutshell. You sound so much like Soviet propaganda from the old days, I almost feel like I should pay you for your words. Bravo! Encore!



Meanwhile, it’s sad that you hate your country so much that you want to destroy it all over again.

]]> Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Denis http://khakimov_denis.instablogs.com http://khakimov_denis.instablogs.com Denis KIM:

Meanwhile, it’s sad that you hate your country so much that you want to destroy it all over again.



A Republican war moll loves Russia so much that she is bitching around the world with stories concocted out of imaginations made vivid by mushroom and acid. Your love for Russia is truly remarkable. Sometimes I wonder if you are a Russian defector to the West or just another Western anti-Russian ranter.]]> KIM:


Meanwhile, it’s sad that you hate your country so much that you want to destroy it all over again.







A Republican war moll loves Russia so much that she is bitching around the world with stories concocted out of imaginations made vivid by mushroom and acid. Your love for Russia is truly remarkable. Sometimes I wonder if you are a Russian defector to the West or just another Western anti-Russian ranter.

]]> Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Edward http://balkanbaby.instablogs.com http://balkanbaby.instablogs.com Edward
It was the UEFA Cup, not the UEFA Soccer Championships.

It was not Russia against Great Britain but Zenit St Petersburg against Rangers (a team from Glasgow in Scotland). Even had it been national teams then it could never be Great Britain since the constituent countries of the United Kingdom play football seperately, as England, Wales, Scotland and Wales.

Furthermore, I don’t quite understand what you are saying about ”a British side that has not seen the finals for four decades”... Rangers regularly qualify for the final rounds of the UEFA Cup and sometimes even get some respectable results in the Champions League, so I don’t quite understand where you picked the four decades business from.

To then rubbish them on having a Ukranian striker, well, this shows a lack of understanding of the sad globalisation of European football. Take Arsenal, they have regularly started matches this season without a single English player. Chelsea only have four English players who regularly start. Manchester United’s star player is Portugese. When AC Milan were at their peak, their star player was a Ukranian, Shevcenko, and Inter Milan’s star striker today (the highest earning player in the Italian League) is a Swede of Bosnian descent. Zenit St Petersburg have proportionately more Russians in their side than most other teams have players from their respected countries.

Personally I can’t stand the power that Russia has. It is a destabilising country which bullies and threatens. And yes, the Eurovision song was awful. All I am doing here is picking you up on factual inaccuracies. How can we afford to criticise if we aren’t even telling the truth ourselves?]]> Ummm... without being too picky, maybe you should research a little more before you publish. The piece about football (soccer as you call it) is simply inaccurate.



It was the UEFA Cup, not the UEFA Soccer Championships.



It was not Russia against Great Britain but Zenit St Petersburg against Rangers (a team from Glasgow in Scotland). Even had it been national teams then it could never be Great Britain since the constituent countries of the United Kingdom play football seperately, as England, Wales, Scotland and Wales.



Furthermore, I don’t quite understand what you are saying about ”a British side that has not seen the finals for four decades”... Rangers regularly qualify for the final rounds of the UEFA Cup and sometimes even get some respectable results in the Champions League, so I don’t quite understand where you picked the four decades business from.



To then rubbish them on having a Ukranian striker, well, this shows a lack of understanding of the sad globalisation of European football. Take Arsenal, they have regularly started matches this season without a single English player. Chelsea only have four English players who regularly start. Manchester United’s star player is Portugese. When AC Milan were at their peak, their star player was a Ukranian, Shevcenko, and Inter Milan’s star striker today (the highest earning player in the Italian League) is a Swede of Bosnian descent. Zenit St Petersburg have proportionately more Russians in their side than most other teams have players from their respected countries.



Personally I can’t stand the power that Russia has. It is a destabilising country which bullies and threatens. And yes, the Eurovision song was awful. All I am doing here is picking you up on factual inaccuracies. How can we afford to criticise if we aren’t even telling the truth ourselves?

]]> Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Kim http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com http://kimzigfeld.instablogs.com Kim
The problem you have is because you think this post is about soccer. It’s simply not. It’s about Russian nationalism. Regardless of what YOU see, RUSSIANS see the soccer match as a nationalist one, and they are taking credit for the team as if it was comprised of Russians. It’s not, and it didn’t beat a high quality opponent. Those are all unquestionably facts, and the only ones that matter to me. I’m not a soccer fan, I couldn’t care less about it, and the technical points you are making are totally irrelevant to my point.]]> EDWARD:



The problem you have is because you think this post is about soccer. It’s simply not. It’s about Russian nationalism. Regardless of what YOU see, RUSSIANS see the soccer match as a nationalist one, and they are taking credit for the team as if it was comprised of Russians. It’s not, and it didn’t beat a high quality opponent. Those are all unquestionably facts, and the only ones that matter to me. I’m not a soccer fan, I couldn’t care less about it, and the technical points you are making are totally irrelevant to my point.

]]> Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Edward http://balkanbaby.instablogs.com http://balkanbaby.instablogs.com Edward
Whilst the gist of what you are saying remains in the article, by having such elementary mistakes you lessen the validaty of your point. The errors you made were unnecessary. You could have gone to such basic sites as wikipedia or BBC Sport and you would have been able to find the correct information in less than 10 minutes. Surely that isn’t too much extra work is it?]]> If factual consistency is ”totally irrelevant” then I feel that says a lot about your writing. I only picked up on the football points because I am interested in football and watched the particular game in question. Maybe others would be able to pick up on other factual errors in other fields.



Whilst the gist of what you are saying remains in the article, by having such elementary mistakes you lessen the validaty of your point. The errors you made were unnecessary. You could have gone to such basic sites as wikipedia or BBC Sport and you would have been able to find the correct information in less than 10 minutes. Surely that isn’t too much extra work is it?

]]> Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 +0000 Denis http://khakimov_denis.instablogs.com http://khakimov_denis.instablogs.com Denis Edward:

'Research' and 'factual accuracies' had never been Kim's strength. Hearsay and lies (of the propaganda kind) had always been her forte. She is also a pathetic spin master. If you checked her comments to counter-comment on her articles, you would know what exactly I mean to say. Of course, be careful with her. She uses profanity liberally.]]> Edward:



‘Research’ and ‘factual accuracies’ had never been Kim’s strength. Hearsay and lies (of the propaganda kind) had always been her forte. She is also a pathetic spin master. If you checked her comments to counter-comment on her articles, you would know what exactly I mean to say. Of course, be careful with her. She uses profanity liberally.

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