Piramids in Bosnia and Herzegovina ?
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http://news.softpedia.com/news/The-First-Ever-European-Pyramid-Uncovered-in-Bosnia-22014.shtml
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Well, I'm sure that those pyramids really exist. There are many argumenst and facts which support tesis of Sam Osmanagic about existing huge and accient pyramids in Bosnia.\nThey researching the hills using the hightech methodology, as linear and termal inercing satelite photos which show us that the the hills are not natural.\nThe are 5 pyramids at the valley called as "Valley of bosnian pyramids" and all of them have correctly orientated geometrycal sides at East, west south and north. Three main pyramids making completly correct trinangle. And nature can't to that,\nThere are also many underground ways under the pyramids. Radar analysis shows  that. During exavcations found the block, huge blocks of pyramids in all four sides of every pyramids.\nMany archeologists do not accept Sam Osmanagic's theory, but, no one of them did't came here to see that.\nAly Barakt - egiptian geologist, who all his life working on reseraching and discovering the pyramids also said that he is sure that Bosnia has many pyramids. Momentaly, he and many other archeologists, geologists working on the excavations the bosnian pyramids, inclouding one of the most known egiptian archeologist dr. Lamiya....
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You referred to two species of snail called Bulinus truncatus.\nRecent study has identified Bulinus truncatus, the snail vector of Schistosoma haematobium in some region through water.\n\nSchistosomiasis is also known as bilharzia after Theodor \nBilharz, who first identified the parasite in Egypt in 1851. Infection is widespread with a relatively low mortality rate, but a high morbidity rate, causing severe debilitating illness in millions of people. The disease is often associated with water resource development projects, such as dams and irrigation schemes, where the snail intermediate hosts of the parasite breed.
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the great piramid of Giza wiil be around for some time to come.
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Click the below link\n\nhttp://geography.about.com/library/maps/blocean.htm
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I'm in Peja, Albanian (pronounced : payer) or Pec, Serbian (pron : petch). Its in the western part of Kosovo near the border of Montenegro. I'm working with the United Nations. I don't think its weird though - just a bit behind the rest of Europe.
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Two, apparently.\nTabernas Desert - Almería, Spain \nBledowska Desert - Malopolska, Poland\n\nAlso hints of another from the BBC in Iceland.
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try this link\n\nhttp://www.clio.co.yu/docs/polis/03_rusija.html
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I finaly found a site that summed it up, this is what they said "Jinamoc Island is in the Republic of the Philippines. There was a Navy PBY and PBM seaplane base there during World War II."       http://b24.mach3ww.com/cgi/freethreads/showpost.pl?Board=b24&Number=2707&page=53&view=expanded&mode=threaded&sb=6#Post2707
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It was Clinton politics, the serbs were not following the reforms the US  were directing. The serb were still having a socialist for president, undercutting him was accelarating the old soviet socialist influence in this part of the world..\n\nNato Clinton invented a genocide to intervene in former Yougoslavia..\ndoes anyone knows that this famous genocide victims were about 2000 ? does anyone knows that these 2000 deaths occured after the bombing of Kosovo does anyone knows that these were more likely victim of figthings? \n\n\nDoes anyone knows that nobody ws able to proof any possible contegincy plan to commit atrocities at all ? this was the biggest hoax of all..\n\n\ngenocide? there were never a genocide, there were a massacre but no genocide and even after 13 years of investigation nato and the Court for the former yugoslavia were unable to stick a genocide crime on slobovic. This was a political embarassment for the West especially because Slobovic wasnt an expanstionist but had agreed and signed for the independence of these people..\n-------------------------------\n\nHey magic Gather upthere ? thank you you just described the republican party..
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Kako si?\n(Serbia & Montenegro)
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Auschwitz-Birkenau\nBelzec\nChelmno\nMajdanek\nSobibor\nTreblinka
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They are the last thing that left of old Yugoslavia. Up to a couple of years ago the land had the name of Federal Republic of yugoslavia, but than they've made some changes in the constitution and from than on the land is called Serbia and Monte Negro.\nHistoricaly they are two different lands where two different nations live.\nThe Serbs and the MonteNegrians are both a part of the southern slavic group of people and throughout history they are closely connected.\nIn a couple of weeks time Monte Negro has announced a referendum for independence. If it is succesfull than there might be some problems with the players participation in the world cup.
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Where to start?  Let's limit this to the former Yugoslavia since the term 'Balkan' could potentially apply to neighboring areas as well.  Also, there have been numerous Balkan conflicts in history, so I'll assume you mean the most recent series of the Balkan conflicts in the 1990s.  \n\nFirst, note that there is not any current armed conflict in the Balkans today.  The last major outbreak of war was in 1999 when the US and NATO bombed Serbia in an effort to stop violent repression of the Kosovar/Albanian population in Kosovo.  But there are budding autonomy or independence movements elsewhere, including in Montenegro, a part of present day Serbia-Montenegro.\n\nPreviously in the 1990's the State of Yugoslavia broke up into various parts, more or less away from the central authority dominated by Serbia, sometimes with violent wars.  Slovenia broke away without violence.  But Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina saw protracted periods of violent unrest and civil war in the early-mid 1990s.  Macedonia broke away with comparatively little violence.  And now Kosovo, after a bloody, but short uprising and war in '99 is officially still part of Serbia-Montenegro, but is more or less independent and there is talk of a final settlement which would make Kosovo formally independent.
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ti si odlican....that is in Serbian :)
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It is true!  My brother is a soldier and told me of this when he was working with the Americans in Kosovo.  Also they have cards for recognising enemy and friendly vehicles.  Obviously they pay a lot of attention to these.
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www. ipipi. com\nI use this web site for sending messages to my friends and family in Bosnia, it works for most European countries, and it works very well.