Вы меня извините конечно, но то что вы написали - это бред. Не знаю насчёт "упырей", но я лично видела людей сочувствующих, и не только на словах а очень материально. И очень много таких, и в Европе и в Америке. Очень. Единственный пример из того, что вы написали встретила я в лице сотрудника, который сказал то же самое что и вы после Норд-Оста, только по отношению к русским, отказавшимся (по его мнению) помогать американцам после 9/11. Что мол, они нам не помогли, так им и надо. И был он за это высказывание жестоко осмеян американцами же.

> я лично видела людей сочувствующих

Обоих?

> много таких, и в Европе и в Америке

Да-да-да, и в Африке. Только при чём тут Англия? Лондон Закаева выдал? Или как-то по-другому помогли?

> И был он за это высказывание жестоко осмеян американцами же.

Хорошая, годная сказка.

> Обоих?

whatever do you mean?

> Лондон Закаева выдал? Или как-то по-другому помогли?
I don't know.

>Хорошая, годная сказка.

Ha? You are free to believe whatever your conscience allows you to. I could give a shit.

>> Обоих?
> whatever do you mean?

"Both" means "two". I thought your IQ not less than average, but am seriously wrong.

>> Лондон Закаева выдал? Или как-то по-другому помогли?
> I don't know.

Are you always proud of your ignorance? Believe me, that is not the proper thing.

>>Хорошая, годная сказка.
> Ha? You are free to believe whatever your conscience allows you to.

Really? Oh thanks -- amazing discovery, you should nominate for Nobel.

>> I could give a shit.

Will you pay mail expenses?

>"Both" means "two". I thought your IQ not less than average, but am seriously wrong.

"Both" does not mean two. My IQ is quite a personal matter and is not known to you; thus your presumptions of it being not below average is rather preposterous. In my comment to the post above there were no references to anything that could relevantly be questioned with a statement "both?". I asked what you meant; you gave me a translation. Why? I obviously do not need the literal translation of the meaning of the Russian word "both".

>Are you always proud of your ignorance? Believe me, that is not the proper thing.

In a statement "I don't know" the presence of pride is curiously absent. Enough said.

>Really? Oh thanks -- amazing discovery, you should nominate for Nobel.

I don't believe I discovered anything by saying that you are free to believe whatever your conscience allows you to believe. Nor did my statement require any approbation from the reader, that is you. Whom should I nominate for the Nobel prize? Or were you trying to suggest that my humble person deserved such an honor? Many thanks then; although I don't quite grasp the reason for such high distinction.

>Will you pay mail expenses?

I am sorry, but I'm afraid I'm yet again clueless as to the meaning of this phrase. "I could give a shit" is an idiomatic expression, not quite appropriate perhaps, yet widely used. On the other hand, a response to such an idiom of "will you pay mail expenses?" might bear some meaning, which unfortunately remains hidden to me.

And with this, let as stop. You obviously wish to insult me, however ineptly, whereas I do not want to continue this discussion.

http://www.moscowhelp.org/en/index.html

In case you didn't hear of this organization, to the effect of "Хорошая, годная сказка" Da-da, i vse babki amerikosami sobrannie v pomosh' beslanskih sirot - eto efemerno, konechno, i proiski belogvardejtsev.

USA and England -- DIFFERENT states and countries.
Was there help from England?

http://www.livejournal.com/users/pavell/992370.html?thread=5899890#t5899890
Пока вы тут в лужу пердели.