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    On a side note:
    Since those HMMWV where GIVIN to Georgia... I guess Russia doesn't really have any guilt about taking them. It makes sense to me though, alot of folks here in the US seem upset about the "evil Ruskies" taking "our" Humvees.... Even though the GAVE THEM to the Georgians... Kinda a dumb logic to me. Whatever. Thats like the Russians getting pissed at us for destroying Iraqi tanks because a few of them were made in the USSR...
    Actually I think the problem is that those Humvees were American Humvees that had recently taken part in joint exercises with Georgia and were being readied to be shipped home when the Russian troops caught up with them.

    I am sure they are quite justified in feeling hard done by, but then Saddam had negotiated over 7 billion dollars worth or Oil contracts with Russia by the time the US invaded and the US seems to have ignored that state of affairs completely.

    The lesson is clear and is shown by Kosovo. International law means nothing. Might it right. When you have the troops on the ground you make the rules.
    Later on some time they might use them as trading pieces in the game of chess between the US and Russia, or they might just put them in museums.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zmey View Post


    Poklonnaya Gora complex.
    Im sorry, but is there anyone out there who has any hi-res pics of this beautiful complex?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMUS View Post
    Im sorry, but is there anyone out there who has any hi-res pics of this beautiful complex?
    Anything in particular about it? Are you interested in the building itself or the adjacent museum?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poklonnaya_Hill

    http://www.flankers-site.co.uk/mos2007_day07.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zmey View Post
    Anything in particular about it? Are you interested in the building itself or the adjacent museum?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poklonnaya_Hill

    http://www.flankers-site.co.uk/mos2007_day07.html
    No, i've just always loved Soviet architecture, and i just though the previously posted photo was so beautiful so i became a bit curious. Would love to have a good picure of it as wallpaper

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMUS View Post
    No, i've just always loved Soviet architecture, and i just though the previously posted photo was so beautiful so i became a bit curious. Would love to have a good picure of it as wallpaper

    I'll have a look if I have a large pic w/o too many people on it. No promises. I dont remember which camra I had when I took a photo of it last time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMUS View Post
    No, i've just always loved Soviet architecture, and i just though the previously posted photo was so beautiful so i became a bit curious. Would love to have a good picure of it as wallpaper
    ive been wondering about the russia or post soviet architecture industry. i wonder if theres a link on them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zmey View Post
    I'll have a look if I have a large pic w/o too many people on it. No promises. I dont remember which camra I had when I took a photo of it last time.
    I wont hold you to it but i do need to tell you i deeply appreciate the effort. Thanks.
    Quote Originally Posted by ggk View Post
    ive been wondering about the russia or post soviet architecture industry. i wonder if theres a link on them?
    I actually have no idea, i think the've turned to a more 'international' style, you know, the glass and steel without grey/white concrete ladi-da-di style i find so boring because its everywhere. Like the federation tower. Now the Kotelnicheskaya Naberezhnaya (had to google it how to spell it ) or the University of Moscow... Thats beauty!


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    alllredy found it some great photos!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMUS View Post

    Wow! Such a good restoration they made!
    I am not fan of mayor Luzhkov. But I DO like what he have done to Moscow.
    Some guy made bicycle tour across the Europe. He told that, no doubt, Moscow is the most impressive capital of all european countries!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shoora View Post
    Wow! Such a good restoration they made!
    I am not fan of mayor Luzhkov. But I DO like what he have done to Moscow.
    Some guy made bicycle tour across the Europe. He told that, no doubt, Moscow is the most impressive capital of all european countries!

    errgghhh... i think you mistook it... it's MGU

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaybe View Post
    errgghhh... i think you mistook it... it's MGU
    I saw some articles that Metro-2 lays under that building

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    As far as i remember i didn't post the pics from Arms&hunting 2008 exhibition


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    I like the omon picture and especially the poster above them.

    Btw, hi guys!

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    some Vityaz pics from IDELF-2006 pokazuha









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