Tags for this video have been changed from 'beaver, angry, attack, lake shestakov, belarus' to 'beaver, angry, attack' - edited by xxovercastxx

Ok, so I changed the tags and was about to change the channel assignment because the attack mentioned by @artican was clearly in Belarus and not Russia.

But after reading a few more articles as well as the video description on Youtube, I'm pretty sure this video is not of the attack that killed the Belarussian. This video was shot in Russia by a Russian man named Alexander Targon and he was ok in the end.

I will now revert my changes.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'beaver, angry, attack' to 'beaver, angry, attack, lake shestakov, belarus' - edited by xxovercastxx

*related=http://news.sky.com/story/1076746/beaver-bites-man-to-death-in-belarus-attack

This guy actually died from this attack!

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/fisherman-killed-beaver-belarus-article-1.1314673

I would love for someone to tell me this was a hoax.

Here, Googles' got yer back:
Belarus. Molodechno. Grand Street Gostinets. Group of young people just do not take down two avtomobilya.Avtor: BY222310

Belarus: officially the Republic of Belarus, is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, bordered by Russia to the northeast, Ukraine to the south, Poland to the west, and Lithuania and Latvia to the northwest.

But if you insist on the russia channel, fine

>> ^quantumushroom:

The Top 200 Chomsky Lies.
Oh, that's right, it's FOX that has an agenda.


Let's look at the very first "lie" in that list:

The "Lie": “in comparison to the conditions imposed by US tyranny and violence, East Europe
under Russian rule was practically a paradise.”

The "Truth": The communists murdered 4 million people in the Ukraine; 753,000 in Poland;
360,000 in Romania; 300,000 in Belarus; 200,000 in Hungary; 100,000 in East Germany;
100,000 in Lithuania; 70,000-100,000 in Yugoslavia; 30,000-40,000 in Bulgaria; 20,000 in
Czechoslovakia; and 5,000 in Albania. Other atrocities included the murder of over 500,000
POWs in Soviet captivity and the mass rape of at least 2 million women by the Red Army.

I don't have to know anything about the context of the quote to see that the response is nonsense. Nowhere in that quote does Chomsky say that the Russians did not commit any atrocities. He also did not claim that the US committed more genocidal acts than the Russians. He said "conditions", which most people would understand meant things like running water, sewage removal, food and shelter availability, employment availability, and such. So the whole list of atrocities is missing the point of his statement entirely.

Now maybe the conditions were arguably better under US control. I certainly don't know. But the fact that the very first "lie" is so poorly refuted, and the fact that there is absolutely no context around Chomsky's quote given, makes this list entirely pointless.

And I would also ask what you think Chomsky's "agenda" is.

Ahh, I remember this show as a young boy in Belarus. The copycat American show is bad like Polish vodka.

I read 'Satanism' and I was all happy...upon closer inspection, I was disappointed.>> ^blankfist:
Statism. It just works.

re NordlichReiter: I won't quote the whole thing because it's already ridiculous.
While you didn't specifically state women had nothing to worry about, the whole tone of your post indicated that it wasn't a problem. You're offering an anecdote as if it means something on a larger level. Sure, it's not a problem at specific places but not everyone has the luxury of picking and choosing or even knowing what those are. I'm saying it's a widespread problem on a societal level.

If you read the FMLA, it says covered employers must grant eligible employees paid leave. Small companies are exempt and not every employee is eligible. Most Western countries have mandated parental leave, the US does not. Some countries even offer years of leave whereas the FMLA is limited to 12 weeks. Belarus and Latvia offer more time than that.

The narrator was saying they don't have the facilities to anesthetize the kid (poor area)and despite it being painful for the kid and the staff, they have to do it. I didn't hear them being verbally mean to the kid though, I heard the opposite. Probably going to give the kid post traumatic stress disorder though =( =(

>> ^NaMeCaF:

Holy shit, those doctor's are complete cunts. The way they speak to and treat the poor kid BEFORE and after the procedure is horrible, let alone the horrific procedure itself.
I wouldn't be surprised if that kid grows up with a real fear of doctors. He'll probably die from some thing that could have been treated or prevented had he seen a doctor earlier but he wont thanks to this memory.

geez.
Belarus is turning into 2nd North Korea

then again, when i was 4 years old i was running around, fell and bit through my tongue. ER had to put 7 stitches into the tongue to stop the bleeding and close the wound, without any anesthesia
but after that my doctor said i could eat as much icecream as i wanted to since cold helped heal the wound

Hah, awesome. My favorites (in order of appearance): Lesotho, Afghanistan, Norway, Panama, and Belarus. WTF awards to Denmark and Ghana.

I hate conspiracies but something really awful is going on here.
Massachusetts is the first to pass this disgraceful law, others will follow.
The pharma co's have been given legal immunity (msn).
http://flutracker.rhizalabs.com - go to this flu map and zoom in on the Ukraine.
They have a population of 46 million. 2 million have the flu.
At the start of November half a million had the flu (bloomberg), look at the countries around it, low low levels. It may be spreading North West into Belarus and Poland.
The fact that this has not been reported in the media should set alarm bells ringing in everyone's head.
It just stinks of something really awful.

Black Lung - Plague?

If you have an hour watch the video by Sister Teresa Forcades

TERESE FORCADES I VILA
Degree in Medicine from the University of Barcalona.
Specialty in Internal Medicine at the New York State University.
PHD in Public Health from the University of Barcelona.
Degree in Theology from Harvard University.
Benedictine nun at the monastery of Saint Benet in Montserrat, Barcelona.