https://www.pipedija.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=XboZon 2026-07-01T04:20:51Z Naudotojo indėlis MediaWiki 1.37.1 https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Aptarimas:Pagrindinis_puslapis&diff=28087 2011-08-20T21:15:40Z

<p>XboZon: DĖL SPAMO BLET</p> <hr /> <div>Čia [[Stasius]] parašė:<br /> <br /> ::''Čia apie jus: [http://www.lrt.lt/print.php?strid=5082&amp;id=5321492]'' Interneto gėda.<br /> <br /> :Ei, [[Stasius|Stasiau]], nu baik jau - kaip mažas vaikas, v pravdu...--[[Naudotojas:Donatas|Donatas]] 16:05, 2009 lapkričio 10 (UTC)<br /> ::: Tai čia atrodo gal Stasius atsiprašyt čia nori taip negrabiai už savo grasinimus smurtu ir panašiai...--[[Naudotojas:Tararaika|Tararaika]] 18:38, 2009 lapkričio 10 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Jo, čia gal kokį warningą {{N-18}} gražų, tematinį reikėtų gal pakabinti,...<br /> : pakaks, kad čia aptarime bus :-) kitaip vaizdą sudarkys :-)<br /> <br /> Nu jo, bet gal ne šitas banneris, o kokis nor siš konteksto neiškrentantis warningas - a la Pipedija tik pilnamečiams, nes čia buvo teisingai pasakyta, kad [[malalietkės]] čia visokie lankosi, gal<br /> <br /> : Pataisiau :-)<br /> --Gal jau būtų laikas atnaujint/papildyt pagrindinį puslapį.[[Naudotojas:PostFactum|PostFactum]] 23:57, 2009 liepos 5 (UTC)<br /> :: Jo, tikrai laikas, ale kad vis rankos neprieina, kažkokio tai dvasinio įkvėpimo pritrūksta... Vis tikiuosi, kad kas kitas pritaisys, juolab ir straipsnių neblogų yra visokių atsiradę :-) --[[Naudotojas:Tararaika|Tararaika]] 01:07, 2009 liepos 6 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Lietuvos Respublikos Baudžiamajame kodekse numatyta baudžiamoji atsakomybė už tokias su viešai neskelbtinos informacijos platinimu susijusias veikas: 1) viešus raginimus smurtu pažeisti Lietuvos Respublikos suverenitetą, 2) Valstybės paslapties atskleidimą, 3) Valstybės paslapties praradimą, 5) mažamečio asmens tvirkinimo veiksmus, 6) tikrovės neatitinkančios informacijos apie kitą žmogų, galinčios paniekinti ar pažeminti tą asmenį arba pakirsti pasitikėjimą juo skleidimą, 7) įžeidimą, 8) neteisėtą informacijos apie asmens privatų gyvenimą atskleidimą ar panaudojimą, 9) kurstymą prieš bet kokios tautos, rasės, etninę, religinę ar kitokią žmonių grupę, 10) lenkimą vartoti narkotines ar psichotropines medžiagas, 11) pornografinio turinio produkcijos gaminimą, platinimą, viešą demonstravimą. Atsakomybė už šių veikų atlikimą, priklausomai nuo nusikaltimo ar nusižengimo pobūdžio svyruoja nuo baudos iki laisvės atėmimo.<br /> <br /> :Labai naudinga informacija, kuria išties vadovaujasi, kiekvienas Pipedijos redagtorius, idantinai nebūtų pažeistos anei niekeno teisės! Primenu tik tai, kad asmens teisių įstatymas gina teises su išlyga, kad tai nėra viešas asmuo, vykdantis visuomeninę ar politinę veiklą: pastaruoju atveju apribojimai yra kiti. --[[Naudotojas:Tararaika|Tararaika]] 11:36, 2009 spalio 28 (UTC)<br /> :: Palyginkite Lietuvos Respublikos Baudžiamojo kodo straipsnio punktą &quot;&lt;i&gt;'''6)tikrovės neatitinkančios''' informacijos apie kitą žmogų, '''galinčios paniekinti ar pažeminti tą asmenį''' arba pakirsti pasitikėjimą juo skleidimą&lt;/i&gt;&quot; su Pipedijos aprašyme esančiais žodžiais &quot;&lt;i&gt;Kadangi viskas paremta prasimanymais ir yra nuolatos keičiama, tobulinama ir papildoma, tai ir atsakomingumo čia jokio negali būti, nes viskas čia - [[briedas]]. Jei aptiksite kokią nors informaciją, kuri pasirodys tikra ir autentiška, tai žinokit,kad ten irgi biredas, gandai, paskalos, '''netiesa''', siekainti sukurti objeketyvumo iliuziją ir suklaidinti skaitytoją&lt;/i&gt;&quot;. Dabar pridėkite dar {{Template:PipedijaBlet}}<br /> : - Pipedijos perspėjimą, kuris reiškia, kad Pipedijoje esanti informacija turi didelį potencialą '''paniekinti ar pažeminti''' aprašomus asmenis, ir turite pavojingą situacija! - Anonimas<br /> <br /> ::: Jūs čia norit sveiku protu įrodyti, kad nesveikos beprotybės paistalai atitinka sveiko proto kriterijus? Tai reiškia, kad jūs norite įrodyti, kad Pipedijoje rašoma tiesa ir todėl ji yra netiesa? Tai čia jūs patsai save supratote? --[[Naudotojas:Tararaika|Tararaika]] 10:49, 2010 sausio 7 (UTC)<br /> <br /> ::: Brangus Anonime, Pipedija atvira visiems - taisykite j1 ir gerinkite, jei manote, kad informacija joje turėtų būti pagerinta! Nes viską čia gali taisyti kiekvienas norintis, idantinai tautosakos būtų daugiau! Taip pat primenam jums, kad Pipedijoje šmeižto nėra, nes nėra ir informacijos, o tik atvirkščiai, įskaitant ir melagingą jūsų pateiktą įspėjimo lentelę! --[[Naudotojas:Makštutis|Makštutis]] 16:29, 2010 sausio 7 (UTC)<br /> <br /> &quot;<br /> == INTRO ==<br /> Siūlau keisti &quot;ir pasidalink savo žiniomis su pasauliu!&quot;-&gt;&quot;ir pasidalink savo idėjomis su pasauliu!&quot;.--[[Naudotojas:BlastedMind|BlastedMind]] 20:24, 2009 lapkričio 14 (UTC)<br /> : Jau :-) --[[Naudotojas:Tararaika|Tararaika]] 20:33, 2009 lapkričio 14 (UTC)<br /> <br /> == Dienos įvykiai ==<br /> <br /> Ten tie dienos įvykiai, pagrindiniam, jie vis raudonuoja ir raudonuoja, vėlgi kažkaip tai negražu. Kol neatsiras tiek daug Pipedibilų, kad galėtume rašyti vis naujus kiekvieną dieną, tai siūlau dėžutę keisti į ką nors kitą. Arba išvis trinti. [[Naudotojas:Lookmanas|Lookmanas]] 20:01, 2009 gruodžio 27 (UTC)<br /> <br /> : Jie greitai apstos raudonuoti taip, nes greitai metai apsisuks - vat tada ir bus cirkas, kai pernykščius ims rodyti, kartais šviežiais papildytus :-) O kol kas aišku, kas netingi ir naujienas seka - tai po truputį pildo... --[[Naudotojas:Makštutis|Makštutis]] 20:33, 2009 gruodžio 27 (UTC)<br /> <br /> == Lietuviškos kultūros atspindys? ==<br /> <br /> Keista ta jūsų lietuviška kultūra. Kaip beždžionės šaiposi ir juokiasi iš kitų. Man kažkaip matant tai visai nekyla juokas. Juokiasi iš tokių dalykų greičiausiai tie, kurie nebemato pasaulio aplink, o tik vodkos butelį. Na ir juokitės, - tuoj išskyrus padugnes niekas nebenorės gyventi Lietuvoje... Nesvarbu, ar tai skirta suaugusiems ar ne, negerbčiau tokio suaugusio, kuriam tai juokinga.<br /> <br /> : Mes neabejojame, kad Pipedija - tai pasišlykštėtina internetų šikna, bet norm pataisyti jūsų rašybą - ne beždžionė, o [[bezdžionė]], taip pat norim pasakyti, kad mumeis [[humoras]] neduotas, o tik [[nejuokinga]], gi [[padugnės]] dar neaprašytos - o tai jau jūsų sprendimas, ar pagerinti Pipediją, ar palikti ją [[degeneracija|degeneratų]] lizdu!<br /> <br /> :Aj koks [[Stasius|stasiškas]] leitmotyvas, būktai nuo kažkokios supistos [[Pipedija|Pipedijos]] egzistencijos priklauso mūsų Tautos gerovė ir išlikimas. Koks sureikšminimas, tik neaišku ar savęs ar šio interneto.<br /> <br /> -----------------------------<br /> <br /> Pipedijai dar toli iki bjaurumo, bent interneto normom. Mažai lietuvių yra matę interneto dugną - pačius šlykščiausius įsivaizduojamus paveiksliukus ir video nuo kurių vaikai verkia... Taigi, Patarčiau neatidarinėti JPG failu iš 4chan su winRARu...<br /> <br /> == Pipedija uždaroma ar čia tik blevyzgos? ==<br /> <br /> Čia ne prie ko, bet Feisbuke beigi čia sklinda gandai jog šytasna Pipedija bus uždaryta. Čia blevyzgos ar gryna tiesa? [[Naudotojas:Pipinautas|Pipinautas]] 14:22, 2010 vasario 26 (UTC)<br /> <br /> : Manau, kad tai kažkieno pokštas, gali būti, kad kokie nors fašistėliai galvas kelia... --[[Naudotojas:Liapsusas|Liapsusas]] 05:28, 2010 vasario 27 (UTC)<br /> <br /> == Enciklopedija ==<br /> <br /> Pagrindiniam puslapy tekste žodį pseudopodija (vietoj enciklopedijos) galima apskliausti. <br /> http://pipedija.laikas.lt/index.php/Pseudopodija , teslamesla<br /> <br /> == PIPEDIJA GRĮŽO! ==<br /> <br /> valio [[Naudotojas:Lookmanas|Lookmanas]] 12:25, 2010 liepos 1 (BST)<br /> <br /> == Broliai, šaunuoliai, viskas normaliai! ==<br /> <br /> Šalom, bendraminčiai taigigi. Vot esu perskaitęs nemažai va visokiausio pipediško šlamšto šlamštelio mieliausiojo, ir manau aš ašasai, kad va vat galiu prisidėti vat. Turiu daug ką pasakyti padaryti, tik nežinau, kur straipsnį naują man sukurti. Tai kur naują kliedesį man sukurti? Dzyvų dzyvai.<br /> <br /> : Tataigi, kurti belenką savo nuožiūra tik, nesgi kiekvienas savaip gi iš proto kraustosi. Norsgi dar yra geidžiamiausiųjų sąrašas anoks, bet jis gi ne toks jau įdomus, kaip savi gliukai, kuriais vadovautis smagiausia - http://www.pipedija.com/index.php/Specialus:Trok%C5%A1tamiausi_puslapiai<br /> <br /> Čia vėl aš. Jūs tik pažiurėkit - http://www.pipedija.com/index.php/Justas_Mikalauskas visą pusdienį rašiau maliau, o idantinai šitą vą http://www.pipedija.com/index.php/Originalas straipsnį netyčiom kaip tyčia parašęs savąjį radau.. Rūpūs miltai, miltai sviestuoti. Ką dabar darysit? Viską ištrinsit?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==dėl spamo==<br /> '''UBAGAS ADMINAS BLOKUOJI SPAMERIŲ IP''' http://sblam.com/blacklist.txt&lt;br/&gt;<br /> kažkas spamina su XRumer programa</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=RSS&diff=27865 2011-08-19T19:14:53Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 218.208.101.4 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Donatas versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Rss2007.gif|300px|thumb|left|Kas nori savo [[Blogas|Bloge]] kokį [[RSS]] užsisukti, tai gali iš čia parsipompinti 2007 - ųjų navarotną [[RSS]] logą]]<br /> <br /> Čia toks [[Tūlsai|tūlsas]], daugiau naudojamas visokioms antraštėms or headlainams sekti, kad ko nors svarbaus nepražiopsotum.<br /> <br /> <br /> Dabar jau galima sekti pakeitimus ir [[Pipedija|Pipedijoje]], kai turi [[RSS]]. Dar būna, kad kokie [[Grafomanai]] labai daug visokių naujų postų prirašo, tai jų [[RSS]] sekti būna keblu, nes viskas panašu į [[Spamas|spamą]] ar į [[Šūdai|šudą]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Internetai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Uagadugu&diff=27861 2011-08-19T19:07:40Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 124.155.79.23 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo XboZon versija</p> <hr /> <div>{{Abejotinas}}<br /> '''Uagadugu''' išties yra visai ne Uagadugu, o '''Uaga Dugu'''. Taip vadinamas [[šernas]] tolimame [[Tailandas|Tailande]]. Aprengtas spalvotais rūpais, papuoštas bilzgančiais karoliais, šis tampa meilės dievo įsikūnijimu, katrą visokiais kvapiais aliejais trina seksualiosios tailandietės, aišku, gi kokiais tikslais ir kaip tai turi užsibaigti visos šitos apeigos yra tiesiog pasibaisėtina orgija, kurios neišdrįstų rodyti jokia lietuviška [[TV]].<br /> <br /> Gal ir dėl to pasivadinęs Uaga Dugu, ryškus [[blogeris]] iš Lietuvos, matomai nesyk buvo Tailande, kur ir mes norėtume nuvažiuoti taip būtų gera saulėje pasikaitinti, ypačiai, kai dabar, o ir beveik ištisus metus, [[Lietuva]] yra kamuojama žiemos, rudens, lietaus, šalčio ir niūrios nuotaikos...<br /> <br /> <br /> == Dar žr. ==<br /> * UagaDugu blogas - http://uagadugu.lt<br /> <br /> {{Blogeriai}}<br /> [[Category:Blogeriai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Rokaszil&diff=27860 2011-08-19T19:07:11Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 142.22.16.52 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Anti-XoXo versija</p> <hr /> <div>{{Per rimtas}}<br /> '''Rokaszil''' - dar vienas žiarus [[vikipedija|Vikipedijos]] feilintojas, pseudointelektualus keliautojas, nevykęs stalo tenisininkas. Aršus komunizmo gynėjas ir indusas.<br /> <br /> Pradžioje labai gerai sekėsi stalo tenisas - iš miesto tarp pirmų vietų buvo, kolgi patyrė žiaurų feilą - aštunfinalyje sausai prakišo šešiamečiui, katras fuksais iki ten daėjo. Nuo tada nebežaidžia stalo teniso.<br /> <br /> Nors stalo tenisas nepavyko, nuo stalo toli nepasitraukė - susigalvojo kažkokį stalo žaidimą, pavadinimą tai nerišlų kokį tai jam sugalvojo - [[špogis]]. Taigi, kad niekas tokio daugiau nežino, tai pats vienas su savim ir žaidžia, nors žinia, kai žmogus pats su savim žaidžia, kalba neina apie jokius špogius, o tik apie [[dročinimas|dročinimą]]. Tvirtina, kad špogis esąs sunkus žaidimas, o kurgi nebus, jei niekas nežino kaip jį žaisti, bet čia bandoma jojo yra taisyti situacija kuriant taisykles vikipedijoje, bei kurpiant ten kažkokį imaginarinį špogininkų sąrašą. Taisyklės gana laisvos gavosi, ale bet kuri figūra bet kada gali būti bet kokia kita, truputį toks kvantinis matyt žaidimas užmanytas.<br /> <br /> Pranešama, kad Rokaszil ilgą laiką buvo manipuliuojamas Žiedas10.2 naujausios laidos manipuliacine programa, kuri privertė jį netgi ginti jį pipedijoje. Deja žiedo programoje buvo šiek tiek sugedusi ir ši susikirto su rokaszil religiniais ir politiniais įsitikinimais. Tada žiedas pasiuntęs Rokaszil toli toli į pragarą, o šis dar toliau. Nuo tuomet jie tapo aršiais religiniais priešais, Rokaszil stojo ginti Byblijos, o žiedas tuomet dar buvęs Jahovos liudytoju visaip bandė pats save įsitikint kad jį [[dievas]] myli. Po to gi ir komunizmą pas Žiedą pradėjo skleist - bet tasai tik už konstitucinę Dievo monarchiją pasisako. Iš viso Rokuizil viskas feilinosi, tad iš nevilties įkūrė Travelpediją.<br /> <br /> Dargi žinoma, kad Rokaszil gali būti legendinis vikipedas, valdantis keletą kitų vikipedų pradedant [[Federeris|Federeriu]] ir baigiant legendiniais [[Homo]] beigi [[Vpovilaitis|Vpovilaitį]]. Iš to tikrieji [[pipedai]] gi išmąsto, kadgi Rokaszil gali būti [[Travelpedija|Travelpedijos]] įkūrėjas.<br /> <br /> Taipogi belenkokią fulų vikipediją redaguoja, nors neturi nė žalio supratimo kas ta fulų kalba, betgi yra pasakęs &quot;kalbos nereikia žinoti, svarbiausia redaguoti&quot;. Beje, jis ten vienas pisasi toj vikipedijoje. Yra gandai, jog jau seniausiai ją pasiuntė po velnių.<br /> <br /> ==Firminės frazės==<br /> *''ok, varau, ate''<br /> *''Karalius Dirgėla Cinikas I''<br /> *''Tarvelepedija''<br /> {{Vikipedai}}<br /> [[Kategorija:Vikipedai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Informacija&diff=27858 2011-08-19T19:04:19Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 186.57.169.73 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Makštutis versija</p> <hr /> <div>'''Informacija''' - gi giluminė sąvoka išu [[informacijos teorija|informacijos teorijos]], katroji sako, esą visa visa informacija - tai yra signalas, katrame yra informacija ir [[triukšmas]]. Tai triukšmas esą nenaudingas, o informacija naudinga.<br /> <br /> O tai [[paradoksas]] yra toksai, kad jei ką žinome ir gauname informaciją, kuri 100 procentų tokia, kaip jau žinome, tai reiškia, jinai teisinga, bet tai reiškia, kad ir informacijos negavome, o tai reiškia, kad viskas, ką gavome - tai triukšmas, o tai reiškia, kad gavome tik nenaudingą šlamštą, o tai reiškia, kad gavome [[nesąmonė|nesąmonę]], kuri yra [[netiesa]], taip kad čia reiškia, kad jei 100 procentų teisinga informacija - tai grynas [[melas]]! Tai čia dabar negalvokite, kad mes čia taip sugalvojome, nes išties taip sako [[matematika]]!<br /> <br /> Tai čia gi matome, kad visas [[internetas]], katrasai vadinamas kaip informacijos vandenynas, tai išties tėra ištisinis triukšmas, katrame nieko gero beveik nerasite, kai jau prireikia. Tai čia ir darom išvadą, kad triukšmas reikalingas žmonėms. Kaip ir visoksai [[melas]] bei [[dezinformacija]]. Tai aišku, kad tik tokią nesąmonę ir [[kliedesiai|kliedesius]] jūsų brangi, mylima, švelni ir nuostabi [[Pipedija]] ir teskleidžia!<br /> <br /> Ogi tą naudingą informaciją dar galim pavadinti [[gandai|gandais]], idantinai kaip nors nuo triukšmo atskirtume...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Autori%C5%B3_teis%C4%97s&diff=27857 2011-08-19T19:03:51Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 12.158.89.46 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Fandorina versija</p> <hr /> <div>'''Autorių teisės''', kaip žinia, pažeidžiamos, ogi staiga štai ir sensacija - sukilo [[žvaigždės]] ir pareiškė, kad baisioji pažeidėja teisių - ne kas kitas, o gi pati gi [[LATGA-A]]&lt;ref&gt;http://pramogos.delfi.lt/music/mulkinamais-ikaitais-besijauciantys-muzikos-kurejai-sukilo-pries-latga-a.d?id=46181483&lt;/ref&gt;, katra kažkaip ten autorius apsukinėja!<br /> <br /> Irgi apie tas negeroves pareiškė gi ne kasai kitas, o gi patsai [[Andrius Mamontovas]], [[Gabrielius Liaudanskas]] beigi [[Raigardas Tautkus]], taip kad čia jums ne šiaip sau, o aiškus įrodymas, kas ten per autorių teisės ir kas ten per kokie nors [[piratai]] ar ten dar kažkas, sukėlęs klausimų visokių apie kokius nors [[pinigai|pinigus]], kuriuos vieni gauna, o kiti negauna, o ir šiaip gal kažkokie neaiškumai sukasi.<br /> <br /> Taip kad čia jums ir [[Pipedija]] sako: autoriai, vienykitės, apsijunkite vienon krūvon po konkuruojančios ir sąžiningos [[BATGA-A]] stogu ir niekas jūsų daugiau neapsukinės!<br /> <br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Internetai&diff=27856 2011-08-19T19:03:45Z

<p>XboZon: Užrakino „Internetai“ ([edit=sysop] (neribotai) [move=sysop] (neribotai))</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Pipedija_hitler.jpg|thumb|400px|Smagu plaukioti po internetus, kol nesutinki kokios tai Pipedijos...]]<br /> <br /> '''Internetai''' - tai žiniatinklio atplaišos, besivoliojančios išmatų vandenyne. [[Pipedija|Pipedijos]] tikslas - surinkti šių atplaišų perlus ir brangakmenius į vieną stebuklų skrynią. Neabejojam, kad ji bus gausi, o jūs ją dar labiau pagausinsite!<br /> <br /> [[Pipedija|Pipedijoje]] raskite atskirą kategoriją, kurioje surinkti visokie Internetų adresai!<br /> <br /> Gi aišku dar, kad visų internetų internetas yra [[Gūglas]], nes per tą viskas atrandama, nors aišku ir kitos [[paieškos sistemos]] žinomos, o taip pat ir įvairūs [[portalai]], [[forumai]] ir [[blogai]], o dar ir [[čiatai]], o dar [[e-shopai]] ir šiaip visokie [[pr0n]] puslapiai - pasirinkimas platus ir kiekvienam skoniui!<br /> <br /> <br /> == Istorinė internetų kilmė ==<br /> Pats terminas &quot;internetai&quot; pirmąsyk atsirado, jį pavartojus [[Bušas|Bušui]] frazėje &quot;''...girdėjau gandų, nu, internetuose...''&quot;. <br /> <br /> [[Taip]] pat yra žinoma, kad internetas (-i) yra ne koks ten didelis sunkvežimis, o daugybė tarpusavy sujungtų vamzdžių, kaip pasakė Tedas Styvensenas, senatorius, atsakingas už interneto reguliavimą visoj [[Amerika|Amerikėj]]. Tas pats Styvensonas dar skundėsi, kad internetą (vienaskaita žodžio internetai), kurį jam pavaldiniai išsiuntė penktadienį, jis gavo tik antradienį. <br /> <br /> O tai [[Lietuva|Lietuvoje]], kai Pipedija visur išplatino, kad internetai, o ne internetas, tai ir garsusai [[Paulauskas]] per [[TV]] laidą apie [[Drąsius Kedys|Drąsių Kedį]] ėmė ir viešai pareiškė kažką apie &quot;''tuose jūsų internetuose''&quot;. Tai kaip sakant, naujas terminas įsigali, o dar ir kaip pasekmė to liūdnai pagarsėjusio [[kalbainiai|kalbainių]] draudimo vartoti žodį [[tinklapis]]...<br /> <br /> == Patikimumas == <br /> <br /> Internetuose visada pateikiama tiesa ir tik tiesa, taigi jei kąnors radote internetuose tai yra faktas kurį galiman naudoti net ir teisme.<br /> <br /> == Taip pat skaitykite ==<br /> <br /> *[[Visuotinis žiniatinklis]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Internetai&diff=27855 2011-08-19T19:03:26Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 212.253.82.18 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo XboZon versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Pipedija_hitler.jpg|thumb|400px|Smagu plaukioti po internetus, kol nesutinki kokios tai Pipedijos...]]<br /> <br /> '''Internetai''' - tai žiniatinklio atplaišos, besivoliojančios išmatų vandenyne. [[Pipedija|Pipedijos]] tikslas - surinkti šių atplaišų perlus ir brangakmenius į vieną stebuklų skrynią. Neabejojam, kad ji bus gausi, o jūs ją dar labiau pagausinsite!<br /> <br /> [[Pipedija|Pipedijoje]] raskite atskirą kategoriją, kurioje surinkti visokie Internetų adresai!<br /> <br /> Gi aišku dar, kad visų internetų internetas yra [[Gūglas]], nes per tą viskas atrandama, nors aišku ir kitos [[paieškos sistemos]] žinomos, o taip pat ir įvairūs [[portalai]], [[forumai]] ir [[blogai]], o dar ir [[čiatai]], o dar [[e-shopai]] ir šiaip visokie [[pr0n]] puslapiai - pasirinkimas platus ir kiekvienam skoniui!<br /> <br /> <br /> == Istorinė internetų kilmė ==<br /> Pats terminas &quot;internetai&quot; pirmąsyk atsirado, jį pavartojus [[Bušas|Bušui]] frazėje &quot;''...girdėjau gandų, nu, internetuose...''&quot;. <br /> <br /> [[Taip]] pat yra žinoma, kad internetas (-i) yra ne koks ten didelis sunkvežimis, o daugybė tarpusavy sujungtų vamzdžių, kaip pasakė Tedas Styvensenas, senatorius, atsakingas už interneto reguliavimą visoj [[Amerika|Amerikėj]]. Tas pats Styvensonas dar skundėsi, kad internetą (vienaskaita žodžio internetai), kurį jam pavaldiniai išsiuntė penktadienį, jis gavo tik antradienį. <br /> <br /> O tai [[Lietuva|Lietuvoje]], kai Pipedija visur išplatino, kad internetai, o ne internetas, tai ir garsusai [[Paulauskas]] per [[TV]] laidą apie [[Drąsius Kedys|Drąsių Kedį]] ėmė ir viešai pareiškė kažką apie &quot;''tuose jūsų internetuose''&quot;. Tai kaip sakant, naujas terminas įsigali, o dar ir kaip pasekmė to liūdnai pagarsėjusio [[kalbainiai|kalbainių]] draudimo vartoti žodį [[tinklapis]]...<br /> <br /> == Patikimumas == <br /> <br /> Internetuose visada pateikiama tiesa ir tik tiesa, taigi jei kąnors radote internetuose tai yra faktas kurį galiman naudoti net ir teisme.<br /> <br /> == Taip pat skaitykite ==<br /> <br /> *[[Visuotinis žiniatinklis]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=%C5%A0ustauskas&diff=27854 2011-08-19T19:03:04Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 193.48.0.3 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Lomas versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Vytautas-sustauskas.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Vytautas Šustauskas čiulpia Seime]]<br /> [[Vaizdas:Sustauskas-portretas.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Vytautas Šustauskas]]<br /> {{abejotinas}} <br /> <br /> '''Vytautas Šustauskas''', o paprastai - tiesiog '''Šustauskas''' yra [[toks]] šustauskas, kaip joks kitas šustauskas. Visai jis ne [[taksistas]] ir ne [[ubagų karalius]], bet šimtaprocentinis [[kaunietis]] ir nešioja auksinę [[cepūra|cepūrą]]. Garsus Vytautas Šustauskas meile džipams irgi [[motociklininkai|motociklininkams]], taip pat vairuoja gatovas ir čiulpia... mikrofoną... [[Seimas|Seime]]. Be to V. Šustauskas neatsiejamas nuo [[Daktaras|Daktaro]] ir jo [[Daktariukas|sūnaus]].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Gandai gandeliai ==<br /> * Kažkada pasklido [[gandas]], kaip girtas Šustauskas, dar būdamas deputatu, rėkė [[Seimas|Seimo]] hole apie tai, kad jis uždarys [[Delfis|Delfį]] už tai, kad ten visi [[šikti į komentarus|šika į komentarus]] apie jį. Ir grąsinosi pajungti šiam reikalui [[saugumas|saugumą]]. Bet panašu, kad [[saugumas]] jį pasiuntė [[naxuj]]. Dar [[gandas]] sako Kalašnikovus kalensiant Seime. Nors šiaip tai mes nežinome, mes tik girdėtus gandus perpasakojam.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Politikai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Troliai&diff=27852 2011-08-19T19:02:18Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 80.254.184.241 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo 121.253.45.164 versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Internet_Troll.png|300px|thumb|left|Trolis žiūri į jus pro kompiuterio ekraną]]<br /> '''Troliai''' - tam tikra [[Internetai|Internetų]] botų rūšis, [[šikti į komentarus|šika į komentarus]], siekdami sukelti efektingą [[fleimas|fleimą]]. Skirstomi į [[dibilai|dibilus]], [[pseudointelektualai|pseudointelektualus]], kaščenitus ir kitas rūšis (išvardinkite). Pats žinomiausias trolis - [[Anonimas]]. Vienas žinomiausių trolių - [[Nelabz]]. Kartais painiojami su [[spamas|spameriais]]. Gydomi [[urinoterapija]]. Daugeliu atvejų troliai tapatinami su [[botas|botais]], tačiau kol kas nėra įrodyta, kad nors vienas botas galėtų efektingai trolinti. Plačiai žinoma [[Grožytė]] apsiribodavo [[dibilai|dibilišku]] flūdinimu.<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Troll.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Šlykštus gleivėtas [[pyderas]] [[šikti į komentarus|šika į komentarus]] savo [[analinis|analiniame]] urve]]<br /> <br /> Nors troliai dažnai visaip plūstami, bet tiktai jų dėka [[Internetai|Internetai]] yra įdomūs. Nes jie užveda įdomias diskusijas, bendrauja, juokauja, sukelia labai daug džiaugsmo aplinkiniams, tuo tarpu įsižeidžia ant jų tik pavieniai menkystos. Galime drąsiai teigti, kad jeigu jūs nekenčiate trolių - jūs esate [[pseudointelektualas]].<br /> <br /> Daugelis pagarsėjusių trolių įkuria savo blogus, kai kurie - netgi [[LJ]]. Kaščenitų rūšies troliai kartais trinasi [[IRC]], [[Laiko forumai|Laiko forumuose]], [[Konfos|konfose]]. Primityvesnės trolių rūšys trinasi [[Delfis|Delfyje]].<br /> <br /> <br /> You're the gareetst! JMHO</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Pistis&diff=27851 2011-08-19T19:01:32Z

<p>XboZon: Užrakino „Pistis“ ([edit=sysop] (neribotai) [move=sysop] (neribotai))</p> <hr /> <div>Geriausia yra '''pistis grabais''', dar galima pistis ''„v žopu“'' ir ''„v pizdu“''. Lietuviai labai mėgsta pistis ir pisasi visur ir su viskuo - pvz: užsipisau [[dročinti]]. Be to, dažnas nesutaria ne tik [[pro kur geriau]], bet ir ar geriau [[pistis]], ar [[dročinti]].<br /> Nors senolis [[Albinas]] tvirtina, kad geriausia yra dročinti bybį.<br /> <br /> == Žodynas ==<br /> Lietuvių žodynas - pats turtingiausias :<br /> * pavogė - [[nupiso]];<br /> * apgavo - [[apipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[užpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[papiso]];<br /> * atsikabink - [[atsipisk]];<br /> * prisikabino - [[prisipiso]];<br /> * pavargo - [[nusipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[dapiso]];<br /> * prigėrė - [[pripiso]];<br /> * pasimylėjo - [[pasipiso]];<br /> * pralaimėjo - [[prapiso]];<br /> * apsigavo - [[apsipiso]];<br /> * išgėrė - [[įpiso]];<br /> * pamylėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * gausiai pamylėjo - [[atpiso]];<br /> * nukautavo - [[perpiso]]<br /> * pametė — [[prapiso]]...<br /> * sugadino - [[supiso]]<br /> <br /> == Visokios kitokios žodelyčio ''pistis'' vartosenos:' ==<br /> <br /> * ''pisau galvą į staktą'' (t.y. susitrenkiau galvą į staktą)<br /> * ''inpiso golfas į subinę'' (t.y. į mano automobilį iš galo atsitrenkė VW Golf markės automobilis)<br /> * ''kažkur prapisau piniginę'' (t.y. kažkur padėjau piniginę ir nerandu) <br /> <br /> == Posakiai bei patarlės ==<br /> Iš senolių atėjusi patarlė: „Nemokyk tėvo pisti, o tai ožys paliksi“.<br /> <br /> O dar kartais sakoma apie įdomų procesą - [[pistis kampais]]...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Veiksmažodžiai (Verbs)]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Pistis&diff=27850 2011-08-19T19:01:17Z

<p>XboZon: Atšaukti 219.122.53.30 (Aptarimas | įnašas) versiją 27692</p> <hr /> <div>Geriausia yra '''pistis grabais''', dar galima pistis ''„v žopu“'' ir ''„v pizdu“''. Lietuviai labai mėgsta pistis ir pisasi visur ir su viskuo - pvz: užsipisau [[dročinti]]. Be to, dažnas nesutaria ne tik [[pro kur geriau]], bet ir ar geriau [[pistis]], ar [[dročinti]].<br /> Nors senolis [[Albinas]] tvirtina, kad geriausia yra dročinti bybį.<br /> <br /> == Žodynas ==<br /> Lietuvių žodynas - pats turtingiausias :<br /> * pavogė - [[nupiso]];<br /> * apgavo - [[apipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[užpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[papiso]];<br /> * atsikabink - [[atsipisk]];<br /> * prisikabino - [[prisipiso]];<br /> * pavargo - [[nusipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[dapiso]];<br /> * prigėrė - [[pripiso]];<br /> * pasimylėjo - [[pasipiso]];<br /> * pralaimėjo - [[prapiso]];<br /> * apsigavo - [[apsipiso]];<br /> * išgėrė - [[įpiso]];<br /> * pamylėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * gausiai pamylėjo - [[atpiso]];<br /> * nukautavo - [[perpiso]]<br /> * pametė — [[prapiso]]...<br /> * sugadino - [[supiso]]<br /> <br /> == Visokios kitokios žodelyčio ''pistis'' vartosenos:' ==<br /> <br /> * ''pisau galvą į staktą'' (t.y. susitrenkiau galvą į staktą)<br /> * ''inpiso golfas į subinę'' (t.y. į mano automobilį iš galo atsitrenkė VW Golf markės automobilis)<br /> * ''kažkur prapisau piniginę'' (t.y. kažkur padėjau piniginę ir nerandu) <br /> <br /> == Posakiai bei patarlės ==<br /> Iš senolių atėjusi patarlė: „Nemokyk tėvo pisti, o tai ožys paliksi“.<br /> <br /> O dar kartais sakoma apie įdomų procesą - [[pistis kampais]]...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Veiksmažodžiai (Verbs)]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Pistis&diff=27849 2011-08-19T19:00:54Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 212.112.57.78 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo 219.122.53.30 versija</p> <hr /> <div>Geriausia yra '''pistis grabais''', dar galima pistis ''„v žopu“'' ir ''„v pizdu“''. Lietuviai labai mėgsta pistis ir pisasi visur ir su viskuo - pvz: užsipisau [[dročinti]]. Be to, dažnas nesutaria ne tik [[pro kur geriau]], bet ir ar geriau [[pistis]], ar [[dročinti]].<br /> Nors senolis [[Albinas]] tvirtina, kad geriausia yra dročinti bybį.<br /> <br /> == Žodynas ==<br /> Lietuvių žodynas - pats turtingiausias :<br /> * pavogė - [[nupiso]];<br /> * apgavo - [[apipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[užpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[papiso]];<br /> * atsikabink - [[atsipisk]];<br /> * prisikabino - [[prisipiso]];<br /> * pavargo - [[nusipiso]];<br /> * atsibodo - [[dapiso]];<br /> * prigėrė - [[pripiso]];<br /> * pasimylėjo - [[pasipiso]];<br /> * pralaimėjo - [[prapiso]];<br /> * apsigavo - [[apsipiso]];<br /> * išgėrė - [[įpiso]];<br /> * pamylėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * laimėjo - [[išpiso]];<br /> * gausiai pamylėjo - [[atpiso]];<br /> * nukautavo - [[perpiso]]<br /> * pametė — [[prapiso]]...<br /> * sugadino - [[supiso]]<br /> <br /> == Visokios kitokios žodelyčio ''pistis'' vartosenos:' ==<br /> <br /> * ''pisau galvą į staktą'' (t.y. susitrenkiau galvą į staktą)<br /> * ''inpiso golfas į subinę'' (t.y. į mano automobilį iš galo atsitrenkė VW Golf markės automobilis)<br /> * ''kažkur prapisau piniginę'' (t.y. kažkur padėjau piniginę ir nerandu) <br /> <br /> Super ifnromaitve writing; keep it up.</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Judas&diff=27848 2011-08-19T19:00:11Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 50.17.128.159 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo 184.22.124.44 versija</p> <hr /> <div>I relaly appreciate free, succinct, reliable data like this.</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Pseudointelektualai&diff=27847 2011-08-19T18:59:07Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 74.55.87.162 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo 109.201.8.2 versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Pseudointeligentas.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Tipiškas pseudointelektualas žiūri smerkiančiu žvilgsniu]]<br /> '''Pseudointelektualai''' - visiška [[dibilai|dibilų]] priešingybė, kartais paradoksaliai laikoma pastarųjų atmaina. Labai nekenčia visų [[dibilai|dibilų]], kartais dalyvauja akcijose, pvz., Seimo šturme arba priešingai - smerkia tokių akcijų dalyvius. Kai kurie priklauso nomenklatūrai.<br /> <br /> Patį tiksliausią ir glausčiausią pseudointelektualų apibūdinimą kažkur komentaruose išsakė [[Postmodernistinė melancholija]]: ''pseudo intelektualai filtruoja ne turinį, o formą – čia ir bėda. Be to, nenaudoja ironijos filtro, o taip pat – nepastebi, kai jį naudoja kiti''.<br /> <br /> I might be beating a dead horse, but thank you for postnig this!</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Cepelinai&diff=27846 2011-08-19T18:59:00Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 69.73.142.232 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Karvespienas versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Cepelinai_g_vilpisausko_nuotr.jpg |500px|thumb|right|Lietuviški cepelinai. Nuotrauka dorai pavogta iš [http://giedrius_v.livejournal.com G.Vilpišausko LJ], ano neatsiklausus. Tegul pratinasi prie kilobaitų judėjimo laisvės Internete. Beje, ten dar [http://giedrius-v.livejournal.com/tag/maistas daug ko netgi labai įdomaus] liko..]]‎'''Cepelinai''', dar kartais pravardžiuojami '''Didžkukuliais''' - [[lietuviški valgiai|lietuvių tautinis patiekalas]] iš tarkuotų [[bulvės|bulvių]], kokio nors įdaro ir tradicinio spirgų-grietinės beigi sviesto-grietinės ar tiesiog grietinės padažo. <br /> <br /> Dėl neapsakomo skanumo ir sudėtingos, kitataučiams sunkiai įkandamos gaminimo technologijos, pelnytai laikomi nacionalinio pasididžiavimo objektu. <br /> <br /> Rimti lietuviai gali įveikti virš dešimt cepelinų vienu prisėdimu, o kaip teigia legendos, senobėje, Vytauto laikais, būtą ir virš dvidešimt cepelinų suraitančių karžygių. Nenuostabu, žinant, kad užsigerti juos jiems tekdavo vandeniu iš Juodosios jūros.<br /> <br /> Kaip teigia [[egzpertai]], cepelinai - tai ne koks tai vienas patiekalas, bet tikra valgio simfonija, tsakant, prašmatnaus maisto gaminimo būdas. Išradinga lietuvių tauta dar prie kunigaikščio Mindaugo sukūrė cepelinus su įvairiausiais įdarais: mėsa, grybais, varške, kapotu kumpiu ir dar daugybę nūnai jau užmirštų bajoriškų variantų. <br /> <br /> Atrasti juos vėl bando geriausi Lietuvos kulinarinio paveldo tyrėjai. [[Vincentas Sakas]] išsiaiškino, kad prie Žygimanto Augusto tarp Lietuvos bajorų buvo populiaru į cepelinus dėti lygiomis dalimis juoduosius ikrus, apkeptus fazanų liežuvėlius, sumaišytus su abrikoso skiltelėmis ir apteptus mango sviestu. <br /> <br /> == Cepelinų reputacijos problema ==<br /> <br /> Svarbiausias lietuviškų cepelinų ypatumas yra tas, kad jie visiškai netinka greitojo maisto pavidalu. Tai yra grynai naminis maistas ir tikrai skanių cepelinų neįmanoma gauti viešojo maitinimo įstaigose. Kartojame netikintiems - neįmanoma! <br /> <br /> Negalime įvardinti nei vienos viešos vietos Vilniaus miesto ir rajono ribose, kur būtų galima suvalgyti cepelinų, nors iš tolo panašių į naminius. Būtent tame ir glūdi to keisto fakto, kad atvykę užsienio turistai išvyksta visiškai nesužavėti lietuviškais cepelinais, paslaptis!<br /> <br /> O ir kas tame nuostabaus, jeigu jie rimtai mano, kad tas po greitąja pašildytas krakmolingas kleckas, su 3,5-4 cm storio luobu ir sojinės mėsos faršo ar plikos varškės be jokio priedo, įdaru, užpiltas vandeninga balta pliurza su svogūnų gabaliukais ir yra įžymieji LIETUVIŠKI CEPELINAI!?<br /> <br /> Todėl jie ir trauko pečiais, patyliukais už akių šaipydamiesi iš mūsų virtuvės - kaip tie lietuviai gali valgyti tokį nevalgomą daikta? O kad tie tautinių restoranų - dvarų, bajorkiemių ir klėčių &quot;cepelinai&quot; išties yra nevalgomas daiktas, jums patvirtins bet kuris doras lietuvis, kurio mama beigi tradicinė žmona gamina ar gamindavo cepelinus namuose.<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Arminas_Kreineris.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Austras Arminas Kreineris paragavęs naminių cepelinų nusprendė likti Lietuvoje. O restoraninius iškart spjovė lauk...]] Štai ką apie tai rašo toks austrijokas-[[dezaineris]] [[Arminas Kreineris]], užsigyvenęs mūsų Vilniuje:<br /> <br /> : &quot;..mano pirmasis bandymas paragauti cepelinų Vilniuje buvo tikras košmaras. <br /> <br /> : Gal buvo prastas restoranas, o gal blogas virėjas. Atsikandau kąsnį ir išspjoviau. Porciją turėjo baigti draugas.<br /> <br /> : Po kurio laiko nuvažiavau pas vienos draugės tėvus į Varėną. Jos motina išvirė cepelinų.<br /> <br /> : Namie virti cepelinai buvo tokie puikūs, kad suvalgiau penkis. Jei būčiau pajėgęs, būčiau suvalgęs ir daugiau.<br /> <br /> : Man patinka [[šaltibarščiai]], o labiausiai mėgstu [[balandėlius]]. <br /> <br /> : Patinka ir [[kibinai]], bet tai nėra lietuvių patiekalas.&quot; [http://www.lrytas.lt/-12781558081277811289-p2-u%C5%BEsienie%C4%8Diui-vilniaus-picerijos-primena-vie%C5%A1namius.htm]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Sąmokslas prieš cepelinus ir vaistai nuo jo ==<br /> <br /> Ir dar toks [[Lietrytis]] karts nuo karto praveda šmeižto ir difamacijos kampaniją prieš lietuvišką tautinį paveldą. <br /> <br /> Vienos tokios objektas buvo būtent lietuviški [[cepelinai]]. Buvo platinami [[Vincentas Sakas|Vincento Sako]] gandai, kad jie nėra autentiški, kad juos išrado [[Josifas Stalinas|Stalinas]] lietuviams į kolūkius privilioti, kad valgyti juos nesveika ir netgi reikalaujama išvis uždrausti lietuviams juos valgyti ir pakeisti [[pica|picomis]], [[Kebabai|kebabais]], gal net [[žmogkebabiais]] beigi [[hamburgeris|hamburgeriais]]! <br /> <br /> Tame juodame ir gėdingame reikale atsižymėjo [[egzpertas]]-plagiatorius [[Vincentas Sakas]] ir jo vadovaujama cepelinų nekentėjų šutvė: [[Monika Bončkutė]], [[Kristina Sabaliauskaitė]] ir žymus hamburgerių ėdikas [[Andrius Užkalnis]]!<br /> <br /> Mūsų [[Prezidentė]] turėtu baigti užsiimti niekais ir pagaliau susirūpinti mūsų nacionalinio pasididžiavimo - [[cepelinai|Cepelinų]] žlugdoma reputacija. <br /> <br /> Ir pavesti apvalytam nuo [[Žydrųjų albinų klanas|žydrųjų albinų]] Valstybės saugumo departamentui išsiaiškinti, ar tame, kad sostinėje neįmanoma gauti tikrų cepelinų, o vietoje jų pakišinėjami kažkokie bridnūs nevalgomi [[kleckai]] nėra kokio priešų sąmokslo ir diversijos? <br /> <br /> O iki tol cepelinų lietuviai gali paragauti tik kažkieno namuose. Užsieniečiai jų paragauti išvis negali, nebent įsitrintu pas ką į namus.<br /> <br /> Beje, jei kam nepasisekė gyvenime ir anas vedė kokią [[feminizdę]], nemokančią gaminti, tai būdas išsaugoti lietuviškumą ir išmokti gaminti tikrus lietuviškus cepelinus visgi yra:<br /> <br /> == Dar žr. ==<br /> * [http://giedrius-v.livejournal.com/57748.html Cepelinų gaminimo paslaptys by G.Vilpišauskas. Su iliustracijomis]<br /> Viskas smulkiai aprašyta ir netgi paveiksliukų yra.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Godokime lietuvybę - virkime ir valgykime cepelinus bent kartą į mėnesį!'''<br /> <br /> == Įdomūs faktai visokie ==<br /> <br /> *Teigiama, kad tautiškas blogeris [[Zeppelinus]] [http://zeppelinus.livejournal.com] užvadintas taip būtent lietuviškų [[cepelinai|cepelinų]] garbei ir šlovei.<br /> <br /> [[Category: Maistas]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Kompiuterastai&diff=27340 2011-08-02T11:33:33Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Kompiuterastas.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Tai dabar pažiūrėkite, koks protingai atrodantis ir kultūringai apsirengęs vyrukas, o išties tai šlykštus iškrypėlis galimai, vos tik jo nefotografuoja, tai išsyk nusimauna kelnes, o paskui visi stebisi, kad kompiuteriai pasensta taip greitai ir juos reikia keisti į naujus, o išties tai tik prileisk kompiuterastą prie kompiuterio - išsyk sugadina]]<br /> '''Kompiuterastai''' - taigi [[adminai]] neretai, o ir [[programuotojai]] ar šiaip ten nuo [[kompiuteriai|kompiuterių]] pamišę, tai dažnai būna, kad ir keistų kalbų tenka išgirsti, apie tai, kaip kompiuterastai [[dulkintis|dulkinasi]] su kompais, o tai jau rodo, kad ne šiaip čia kažkoks [[pamišimas]], o tikra seksualinė perversija, nes atleiskit, kai lytiškai santykiaujama su kompiuteriu, tai ne tik susižeisti galima, bet ir kūno išskyromis sukelti trumpąjį jungimą ir taip sugadinti brangią įrangą. O jau dar keisčiau kyla mintys, kaip ten santykiauja tos kompiuterastės moterys, tai čia turim pripažinti, kad lyčių nelygybė yra ir tos galimybės aiškiai nesuteiktos, todėl tai akivaizdi [[diskriminacija]].<br /> <br /> ==Kompinio pydarizmo kontraversijos==<br /> Ale beje gi viešai pripažinta, kad kompiuterastu būt yra net labai pavojinga, netgi sakoma kad dėl to kraujotakos sistemoje gali susidaryt krešulys, užbaigsiantis kompų pederasto gyvenimą, kaip ir nutiko tam apačioje pavaizduotam pacanui. Juk kadangi net pačiame [[technologijos.lt]] parašyta, tai kaip čia netikėsi.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.technologijos.lt/n/zmoniu_pasaulis/kaip_mes_gyvename/S-20717/straipsnis?name=S-20717&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> [[Vaizdas:Kompo_pacanas.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Šitas buvęs merginų meilės objektas gal ir atrodo kaip koks Bredas Pitas, bet visgi mirė nuo savo kompederastijos, tai vat ir kyla išvada, kad iš ties per tuos kompus tik bėdą arba kokį sifilį pasigausi]]<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Grupuotės]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Vaizdas:Kompo_pacanas.jpg&diff=27339 2011-08-02T11:20:36Z

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XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Valstybininkai&diff=26409 2011-06-16T08:55:54Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 78.56.251.199 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Fandorina versija</p> <hr /> <div>{{Abejotinas}}<br /> '''Valstybininkai''' arba '''valstybininkų klanas''' - gi žinomasai įtakos tinklas, katrą vienas iš [[vanagai|vanagų]] apskelbė, [[Valdas Vasiliauskas]] savo laikraštyje &quot;[[Lietuvos Žinios]]&quot;. Tai netgi neaišku, kaip čia taip gali būti, nes nu negali būti - kur bespjausi - ten valstybininkas!<br /> <br /> Valstybininkų klano ištakomis laikoma nelabai aiški tarpusavio pažįstamų grupelė, katra susibūrė dar apie [[1988]]-[[1990]] metus, kai nekurie [[KPSS|partiniai]], [[komsomolas|komsomolo]] ir panašūs veikėjai atrado kažkokių neaiškių interesų atkuriamoj [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] valstybėje.<br /> <br /> O dar spaudoje vis tuo pat metu vis buvo minimas kažkoksai [[žydrųjų albinų klanas]], vis nesuvedant kažkaip galų, kur ten valstybininkai, o kur ten kito klano atstovai, tai daugeliui kilo įtarimų, kad tai vienas ir tas pat, tik vadinama skirtingai taip, tai aišku, kur jau čia ką atseksi, bet tai ir nebandom to atsekt, tai taip vat ir paminim, kad tiesiog kiti taip mini tokius paminėjimus, taip kad čia patys jau susigalvokit apie tai ką norit.<br /> <br /> <br /> Haha. I woke up down today. You’ve ceheerd me up!<br /> <br /> == Pipedijai žinomi valstybininkai ==<br /> Tai čia jau aišku, kad kai jau grupuotė tokia paslaptinga, tai vien tiktai [[spėlionės]] telieka, o ne [[žinojimas]] ar [[žinios]], taip kad čia vien tik [[gandai]] tėra ir jokios [[informacija|informacijos]], nesgi tik pro [[internetai|internetus]] ir prirankiot visokių atsitiktinių pavardžių tegalima...<br /> <br /> Tai dar kaip kurie skirsto, kad yra du valstybininkų etapai kaip sakant, kur jie būrėsi. Ankstyvasis etapas - apie [[1990]] metus, o paskui ir vėlesnis - apie [[1998]] metus.<br /> <br /> === Ankstyvieji valstybininkai ===<br /> Šieji dar kartais vadinami &quot;valstybininkų klubu&quot;, mat tiesiog šiaip pažįstami berods buvo ar draugeliai kokie. Tai kaip sakant, įtakos gal ir turėjo, bet grupuotės lyg ir nesudarė, betgi statomi prie galimų valstybininkų ištakų irgi pirminio branduolio galimai.<br /> * [[Albinas Januška]] - buvęs [[premjeras|premjero]] [[Gediminas Kirkilas|Gedimino Kirkilo]] patarėjas<br /> * [[Mečys Laurinkus]] - buvęs [[VSD]] vadas, vėliau buvęs ambasadorius [[Ispanija|Ispanijoje]] ir [[Graikija|Graikijoje]]<br /> * [[Algirdas Kumža]] - ambasadorius [[Ukraina|Ukrainoje]]<br /> * [[Petras Vaitiekūnas]] - buvęs [[URM]] ministras<br /> * [[Audrius Siaurusevičius]] - [[LRT]] vadas<br /> * [[Juozas Bernatonis]] - buvęs [[VRM]] ministras, ambasadorius [[Estija|Estijoje]]<br /> <br /> === Vėlyvieji valstybininkai ===<br /> ==== Spėjami valstybininkų lyderiai ====<br /> * [[Albinas Januška]] (spėjamas valstybininkų klano steigėjas, [[Adamkus|Adamkaus]] patarėjas nacionalinio saugumo ir užsienio politikos klausimais, [[URM]] ir [[VU TSPMI]] veikėjas, [[Gediminas Kirkilas|Gedimino Kirkilo]] patarėjas)<br /> * [[Mečys Laurinkus]] (buvęs [[VSD]] vadas, [[URM]])<br /> * [[Rytis Muraška]] ([[VSD]] pirmosios (žvalgybos) valdybos viršininko pavaduotojas, dalyvavo [[Turniškių skandalas|Turniškių skandale]])<br /> * [[Valteris Baliukonis]] ([[Adamkus|Adamkaus]] patarėjas užsienio politikai, vienas iš įtakingiausių, [[VU TSPMI]], [[URM]])<br /> * [[Raimundas Lopata]] (katras viską spaudoje išvartydavo (o ir dabar bando išvartyt), kaip reikia, [[VU TSPMI]] direktorius)<br /> * [[Audrius Siaurusevičius]] ([[VU TSPMI]], informacijos sklaida žiniasklaidai, [[LRT]] vadas)<br /> * [[Raimundas Mieželis]] ([[Valdas Adamkus|Valdo Adamkaus]] senas draugelis)<br /> * [[Mindaugas Ladiga]] (VSD žvalgybos veikėjas, [[Adamkus|Adamkaus]] patarėjas)<br /> * [[Darius Jurgelevičius]] ([[VSD]], [[URM]], vienas iš valstybininkų lyderių, pravarde &quot;Mergaitė&quot;)<br /> * [[Arvydas Pocius]] (buvęs [[VSD]] generalinis direktorius)<br /> * [[Povilas Malakauskas]] (buvęs [[VSD]] generalinis direktorius)<br /> * [[Dainius Dabašinskas]] ([[VSD]] pirmosios (žvalgybos) valdybos pirmininkas, buvęs VSD direktoriaus pavaduotojas, kartais net buvo vadinamas VSD tikruoju vadu)<br /> <br /> <br /> ==== VU TSPMI veikėjai ====<br /> * [[Simonas Šatūnas]] (Adamkaus patarėjas užsienio reikalams, [[Darius Jurgelevičius|Dariaus Jurgelevičiaus]] draugelis, susietas su [[Dujotekana]], [[VU TSPMI]])<br /> * [[Lauras Bielinis]] ([[VU TSPMI]], valstybininkų viešieji ryšiai, žinomas [[marksistai|marksistas]], patarėjas vidaus politikos klausimais)<br /> * [[Egidijus Kūris]] ([[VU TSPMI]], buvęs [[Konstitucinis Teismas|Konstitucinio Teismo]] pirmininkas)<br /> * [[Aušra Rauličkytė]] ([[VU TSPMI]], susijusi su teisėjų skyrimu valdant [[Adamkus|Adamkui]])<br /> <br /> <br /> ==== Įvairūs VSD pareigūnai ====<br /> * [[Živilė Šatūnienė]] ([[VSD]] trečiosios valdybos viršininko pavaduotoja, [[VU TSPMI]])<br /> * [[Rimantas Martinonis]] ([[VSD]] pirmosios (žvalgybos) valdybos viršininkas)<br /> * [[Renatas Petkus]] ([[VSD]] antrosios (kontržvalgybos) valdybos viršininkas)<br /> * [[Linas Jurgelaitis]] ([[VSD]] trečiosios (ekonominių valstybės pagrindų) valdybos viršininkas)<br /> * [[Arūnas Paukštė]] ([[VSD]] aštuntosios (kovos su terorizmu) valdybos viršininkas)<br /> * [[Aidis Mieželis]] ([[VSD]] devintosios (visuomeniniai ir politiniai procesai) valdybos viršininkas)<br /> * [[Joana Bikulčienė]] (anksčiau - Joana Byčienė, [[VSD]] aštuntosios valdybos viršininko pavaduotojas)<br /> * [[Egidijus Storpirštis]] ([[VSD]] Kauno apygardos skyriaus viršininkas)<br /> * [[Algirdas Grublys]] ([[VSD]] Klaipėdos apygardos skyriaus viršininkas)<br /> * [[Romas Vaišnoras]] ([[VSD]])<br /> <br /> ==== Įvairūs URM veikėjai ====<br /> * [[Juozas Bernatonis]] (buvęs [[URM]] ministras)<br /> * [[Laimonas Tallat-Kelpša]] ([[URM]] ministerijos sekretorius)<br /> * [[Žygimanas Pavilonis]] ([[URM]] ministerijos sekretorius)<br /> * [[Violeta Gaižauskaitė]] ([[URM]] atstovė spaudai, kuruoja valstybininkų viešuosius ryšius)<br /> * [[Edminas Bagdonas]] ([[URM]], ambasadorius [[Baltarusija|Baltarusijoje]], dalyvavo [[Turniškių skandalas|Turniškių skandale]])<br /> * [[Rimantas Šidlauskas]] ([[URM]] - ambasadorius [[Rusija|Rusijoje]])<br /> * [[Viktoras Baublys]] ([[URM]] - generalinis konsulas [[Kaliningrado sritis|Kaliningrado srityje]])<br /> * [[Algirdas Kumža]] ([[URM]] - ambasadorius [[Ukraina|Ukrainoje]], [[VU TSPMI]])<br /> * [[Egidijus Meilūnas]] ([[URM]], ambasadorius [[Lenkija|Lenkijoje]])<br /> <br /> ==== Dar visokie susietieji veikėjai ====<br /> O čia šiaip dar iš visokių galų visokie neaišku, pro kur ir kaip susisieję:<br /> * [[Algis Vaičeliūnas]] ([[Kariuomenė]], generolas, buvęs [[Albinas Januška|Albino Januškos]] pavaduotojas prezidentūroje)<br /> * [[Kęstutis Lančinskas]] ([[Policija]], generalinio komisaro pavaduotojas)<br /> * [[Česlovas Jokūbauskas]] ([[Teismai]])<br /> * [[Aidenas Karpus]] ([[STT]] direktoriaus pirmasis pavaduotojas, kuruojantis operatyvinę veiklą)<br /> * [[Rimandas Stonys]] ([[VU TSPMI]], [[Dujotekana|Dujotekanos]] vadas)<br /> * [[Sigitas Paulauskas]] ([[VU TSPMI]], verslininkas)<br /> Galimai susieti kieno nors buvo ir kiti [[socialliberalai|socialliberalų]] frakcijos Seime nariai.<br /> <br /> ==== Kiti žymesni susieti nariai arba nenariai ====<br /> Be abejo, be pačiųjų valstybininkų, dar vis linksniuojami kiti asmenys, galimai susiję, ar galimai nesusiję, bet kažko vis tarpais minimi ir siejami, kaip galimai įtakoti, ar per apgaulę ir be savo žinios įpainioti arba panašiai kažkaip išnaudoti, ar šiaip gal ne vietoj pasipainioję, o gal ir buvo ten kažkas, bet vis kažkodėl minimi, kai apie tai kalba užeina:<br /> * [[Valdas Tutkus]] ([[Kariuomenė|Kariuomenės]] vadas, generolas leitenantas)<br /> * [[Božena Krasovskaja]]<br /> * [[Ramūnas Vilpišauskas]]<br /> * [[Gediminas Kirkilas]] – [[premjeras]], [[Socialdemokratų partija|Socialdemokratų partijos]] pirmininkas<br /> * [[Justinas Karosas]] – Socialdemokratų partijos veikėjas, [[Seimas|Seimo]] Užsienio reikalų komiteto pirmininkas<br /> * [[Antanas Valionis]] - socialliberalas, [[seimūnas]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Pipedija atsiriboja ==<br /> Pipedija kategoriškai ir vienareikšmiškai atsiriboja nuo galimų ar menamų [[gandai|gandų]] apie valstybininkų klaną. Tegul čia aiškinasi [[vanagai]] - [[Tomas Čyvas]] ir [[Valdas Vasiliauskas]]!<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Grupuotės]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Andrius_Kubilius&diff=26391 2011-06-14T13:27:09Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{abejotinas}}<br /> {{vandalai}}<br /> [[Vaizdas:Andrius kubilius.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Andrius Kubilius]]<br /> [[Vaizdas:Kubilius3.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Kubilius, pranešantis apie naują valstybės biudžeto planą]]<br /> '''Andrius Kubilius''', o dažniau - tiesiog '''Kubilius''' (o kai kurie išvis sako - '''Kubilas'''). Krizių premjeras, taip jį kažkada pavadino [[Veidas]]. Dar žinomas, kaip [[koncervas]] irgi [[Tata|Tatos]] pakalikas, o nūnai - ir jojo pamaininkas. Važinėja dviračiu ir suka tik į dešinę. Dar giminingas su [[tikimybių teorija]], nes ten kitas [[Kubilius]] garsus viską išrado, bet vis tiek - [[fizikas]], o ten, jau ir mąstysena ir kompanija sava. Tas ir matosi, iš apačios ypač...<br /> <br /> Dar visi žino, kad [[Krizė|Krizę]] sukėlė Kubilius - čia niekam ne paslaptis. Ale vat, kai jau koalicijos partneriai ragina apmauti rinkėjus ir laužyti pažadus, tai čia jau stiprybės ižbandymas aiškus...<br /> <br /> O vat dar visokie [[paksuoliai]] jau renka parašus dėl interpeliacijos Kubiliui, tai galvoja, kad, kai nuvers Kubilių, tai ir [[Krizė]] savaime baigsis. O gal dar galvoja, kad jie moka šalį įklampinti į didesnę krizę, o gal šiaip atrodo - dėl mados tos interpeliacijos, nes niekaip negali atsikvošėti po [[Apkalta|Apkaltos]], gi dar kiti visai jau kalba apie kažkokį [[kubilizmas|kubilizmą]], bet tai jau tų kalbų kai paskaitai, tai jau pradedi galvoti, kad gal jau geriau Kubilius, nes galgi visgi ne toks jau jis durnas...<br /> <br /> == Naujienos: ==<br /> * Įsismarkavęs [[Andrius Kubilius]] suskubo uždrausti [[Seksas|seksą]] - [[Lytiniai sąntykiai|lytinius sąntykius]]! Tai su gimstamumu natūraliu būdu viskas kaip ir jau parišta?<br /> * Pasirodo ponulis sugeba nužvelgti ir ateitį. Po to, kai sekmadienio pavakarę į lauką šiaurinėje Latvijoje, pystelėjo [[savadarbis meteoritas]], Latvijos žiniasklaida pasigavo cituoti Lietuvos premjerą Andrių Kubilių. Šis birželio 9 dieną, kalbėdamas per Lietuvos radiją, pareiškė, jog tikimybė, kad Latvija devalvuos latą, yra lygi tikimybei, kad ant Latvijos nukris meteoritas. Net jei Kubilius spėdamas ateitį neprimatė klastotės, tai ir Lietuvoje jo žvilgsnis dažnai būna trumparegis.<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Bubilius_kybys.jpg|400px|thumb|left|&lt;strike&gt;Kubilius bybys&lt;/strike&gt;[[Bubilius kybys]]]]<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Akubilius.jpg‎|300px|thumb|right|Štai taip tiesiai entelektuali liaudis reiškia savo nuomonę apie Kubilių ir dar nevengia drąsiai įsiamžinti prie jos. [[Solomonas]] - kairėje]]<br /> <br /> == Liaudyje apie Kubilių ==<br /> * Gegužės pirmąją kažkokie radikalai nešė plakatą, kad [[Kubilius]] - [[bybys]], tik bijojo parašyti teisingai, o [[Pipedija]] nebijo, nes niekas nežino, apie kurį [[Kubilius|Kubilių]] ten parašyta, nors visi įtaria...<br /> * Kaimuose sklinda gandai, kad pasiekėme kubilo dugną. Tai reiškia kad mes jau sėdim Kubiliaus šiknoj? Va kodėl aplinkui taip smirda...<br /> * Miestuose gi - ten, kur koncentruojasi valdininkai ir politikos apžvalgininkai - [[Kubilius]] vadinamas dar &quot;Raiteliu be galvos&quot;. Kodėl &quot;be galvos&quot; - negali paaiškinti net [[Valatka]], nes, kaip matome nuotraukoje, galvą jis vis tik turi.<br /> <br /> == Kubilius apie ekonomiką ==<br /> <br /> Ekonomika yra kaip statinė, na kaip kubilas (Pipedija mano - ekonomika valstybėje turinčioje atviras sienas labiau panasi i meteorologiją).<br /> Kubilius-tai žmogus,kuriam viskas yra labai aišku ir labai paprasta.Reikia tik pakelti dar nepakeltus mokesčius ir Lietuva (žr. [[Kubilistano CCP]]) jau po metų laimėtų Euroviziją,Pasaulio futbolo čempionatą ,įsivestų eurą ir net rastų jaunikį Švedijos princesei.<br /> <br /> == Ufologija ==<br /> <br /> [[Ufologija|Ufologai]] lygindami Kubiliaus galvos proporcijas su kūnu bei nagrinėdami kaukolės formą (gerokai didesnis nei paprastų žmonių viršugalvis), nesunkiai nustato, kad Kubilius yra gerųjų ateivių rasės atstovas. Dėl to jis ir sušvinta Lietuvos padangėj, kai tik kokia krizė prasideda, o jai pasibaigus vėl grįžta į vegetacinę būseną. Galbūt dėl to jis turi problemų ir bendraujant su visuomenę, įsivaizduokit, atskristumėt Jūs visą kelią iš [[Marsas|Marso]] gelbėti Lietuvos iš krizės, o čia čiabuviai dar kokias tai pretenzijas kelia - tikrai būtų pikta.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Andrius Kubilius - blogeris ==<br /> [[Vaizdas:Andriaus_Kubiliaus_Blogas.png|500px|right]]<br /> Taigi Andrius Kubilius gi patapo kažkadais pirmu [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] politiku, įsitaisiusiu [[blogas|blogą]]. Tai truputį parašinėjo ir jau [[2003]] metais tą savo blogą apleido. Tai štai ir prašom, kai dabar kiti visokie [[politikai]] tik ir terašinėja į [[internetai|internetus]] visokius, patį pirmą tokį mados pradininką ištiko [[feilas]].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Anekdotas ==<br /> Taigi toksai [[anekdotas]] pasakojamas apie Andrių Kubilių:<br /> :O kartą Kubilius numirė ir aišku brovėsi į rojų. Tai prieina prie švento Petro ir sako:<br /> : - Įleisk, aš gi už šeimos koncepciją buvau, religij diegiau, bažnyčią dariau privaloma visiems<br /> :O šventas Petras jam sako:<br /> : - O nors vieną gerą darbą padarei be šitų kliedesių?<br /> :Tai Kubilius ir sako:<br /> : - Kaip tai nepadariau, o kad numiriau, tai čia ką, jau labai blogai?<br /> <br /> O tai irgi ir kitas sklando:<br /> :Susitinka kartą Kubilius su [[Lukašenka]], o šis ir klausia:<br /> : - Girdėjau, kad Lietuvą parduodi?<br /> : - Taip, - sako Kubilius, - o tau su žmonėmis reikia, ar be?<br /> : - Geriau tuščią, - sako Lukašenka.<br /> : - Gerai, - taria Kubilius, - bet tada dar porą metų reiks palaukti.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Politikai]]</div>

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<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Assange.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Julian Assange]] doing his best]]<br /> Spauda Lietuvoje - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir žurnalistinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio [[kliedesiai]]s, tačiau visai neseniai [[WikiLeaks]] nutekintas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tai parodo ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą! Todėl ir skelbkit šitą žinią [[blogai|bloguose]], per [[tviteris|twatter'į]], [[facebook|šiknaknygę]] etc. Juk [[žodžio laisvė|žodžio laisvę]] kaip ir garantuoja pati Lietuvos Respublikos Konstitucija...<br /> <br /> &lt;h3&gt;[[Spauda Lietuvoje|Skaityti toliau]]&lt;/h3&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;noinclude&gt;[[category:Pirmo puslapio skaidymo šablonai|{{PAGENAME}}]]&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Assange.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Julian Assange]] doing his best]]<br /> '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir žurnalistinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio [[kliedesiai]]s, tačiau visai neseniai [[WikiLeaks]] nutekintas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tai parodo ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą! Todėl ir skelbkit šitą žinią [[blogai|bloguose]], per [[tviteris|twatter'į]], [[facebook|šiknaknygę]] etc. Juk [[žodžio laisvė|žodžio laisvę]] kaip ir garantuoja pati Lietuvos Respublikos Konstitucija...<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

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<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Assange.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Julian Assange]] does his best]]<br /> '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir žurnalistinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio [[kliedesiai]]s, tačiau visai neseniai [[WikiLeaks]] nutekintas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tai parodo ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą! Todėl ir skelbkit šitą žinią [[blogai|bloguose]], per [[tviteris|twatter'į]], [[facebook|šiknaknygę]] etc. Juk [[žodžio laisvė|žodžio laisvę]] kaip ir garantuoja pati Lietuvos Respublikos Konstitucija...<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

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XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26318 2011-06-10T17:19:41Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir žurnalistinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio [[kliedesiai]]s, tačiau visai neseniai [[WikiLeaks]] nutekintas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tai parodo ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą! Skelbkit [[blogai|bloguose]], per [[tviteris|twatter'į]], [[facebook|šiknaknygę]] etc. Juk [[žodžio laisvė|žodžio laisvę]] kaip ir garantuoja pati Lietuvos Respublikos Konstitucija.<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26282 2011-06-10T13:04:08Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai [[WikiLeaks]] nutekintas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tą liudija ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=%C5%A0ablonas:Prad%C5%BEia-Rinktinis&diff=26281 2011-06-10T12:11:24Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>Spauda [[Lietuva|Lietuvoje]] yra visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbtas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tą liudija ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. (http://dainius.org/?p=6486) Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą!<br /> <br /> &lt;h3&gt;[[Spauda Lietuvoje|Skaityti toliau]]&lt;/h3&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;noinclude&gt;[[category:Pirmo puslapio skaidymo šablonai|{{PAGENAME}}]]&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=%C5%A0ablonas:Prad%C5%BEia-Rinktinis&diff=26280 2011-06-10T12:10:43Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' yra visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbtas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tą liudija ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. (http://dainius.org/?p=6486) Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi [[Pipedija]] kviečia visus solidarizuotis kovoje už geresnę spaudą!<br /> <br /> &lt;h3&gt;[[Spauda Lietuvoje|Skaityti toliau]]&lt;/h3&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;noinclude&gt;[[category:Pirmo puslapio skaidymo šablonai|{{PAGENAME}}]]&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26279 2011-06-10T12:01:35Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbtas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tą liudija ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainių Radzevičių, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26278 2011-06-10T12:00:52Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbtas dokumentas liudija priešingai, ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt; Visgi matomai norima, kad žinia susilauktų kuo mažesnio atgarsio. Tą liudija ir &quot;Respublikos&quot; veiksmai prieš kažkokį [[žydlenkis|žydlenkį]] blogerį Dainiui Radzevičiui, sumaniusį viską aprašyti savo bloge. &lt;ref&gt;http://dainius.org/?p=6486&lt;/ref&gt; Dienraščio veiksmai dvelkia užslėpta [[cenzūra]]...<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat žemiau [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;<br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> &lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26277 2011-06-10T11:48:37Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbti dokumentai liudija priešingai ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą:<br /> <br /> <br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26276 2011-06-10T10:55:29Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Free_speech.png|200px|thumb|right|[[Pipedija]] yra už laisvą žodį ir nepriklausomą spaudą]]<br /> '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbti dokumentai liudija priešingai ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą:<br /> <br /> <br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> ==Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners==<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26275 2011-06-10T10:54:48Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Free_speech.png|200px|thumb|right|[[Pipedija]] yra už laisvą žodį ir nepriklausomą spaudą]]<br /> '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbti dokumentai liudija priešingai ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą:<br /> <br /> <br /> =='''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''==<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak&lt;br/&gt;<br /> ­------------------------------------------ <br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> ==Politics==<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> ==Squeezing businesses==<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==A journalists view==<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> ==Critics beware==<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners<br /> --------------------------------------------- ------<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> ==Comment==<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26273 2011-06-10T10:43:05Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Free_speech.png|200px|thumb|right|[[Pipedija]] yra už laisvą žodį ir nepriklausomą spaudą]]<br /> '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbti dokumentai liudija priešingai ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą:<br /> <br /> <br /> '''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak<br /> ------------------------------------------<br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> Politics<br /> --------<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> Squeezing businesses<br /> --------------------<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> A journalists view<br /> -------------------<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> Critics beware<br /> ---------------<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners<br /> --------------------------------------------- ------<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> Comment<br /> -------<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Spauda_Lietuvoje&diff=26271 2011-06-10T10:27:46Z

<p>XboZon: Naujas puslapis: '''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, k...</p> <hr /> <div>'''Spauda Lietuvoje''' - visiškai korupcijos užvaldyta žemo lygio žurnalistika. Tuo tarpu, kai kitose valstybėse laikraščiai laikosi neparsidavinėja ir kovoja dėl tiesos, kaip koks [[Guardian]], padėjęs [[WikiLeaks]] skelbti slaptus nutekintus dokumentus, [[Lietuva|Lietuvos]] spaudoje vyrauja korupcija ir politinės prostitucijos apraiškos. Aišku, spauda tai vadina [[Kantas|Kanto]] lygio sąmokslu, tačiau neseniai tinklapyje [[WikiLeaks]]'e paskelbti dokumentai liudija priešingai ir ypač dienraščių &quot;Lietuvos Rytas&quot; bei &quot;Respublika&quot; nenaudai.&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> Taigi čia pat [[Pipedija]] ir pateikia viską įrodantį pilną neredaguotą nutekintą dokumentą:<br /> <br /> <br /> '''C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 VILNIUS 000648'''<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> SIPDIS<br /> <br /> E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/12/2017 TAGS: PGOV, PHUM, ECON, KCOR, LH, HT1 SUBJECT: LITHUANIAS CORRUPT MEDIA HURTS EVERYONE, INCLUDING U.S. BUSINESSES<br /> <br /> Classified By: CDA Damian Leader for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).<br /> <br /> 1. (C) SUMMARY. Some media outlets in Lithuania, newspapers especially, extort politicians and businessmen using rewards of positive coverage and the threat of negative coverage. Media corruption damages media credibility, undermines Lithuanias democratic institutions, and intimidates politicians, businesses, and civil society. It also hurts U.S. businesses, who are less apt to &quot;play the game&quot; than their local counterparts. End summary.<br /> <br /> Context: Picture is bleak, regulation weak<br /> ------------------------------------------<br /> <br /> 2. (C) Government officials, businessmen, NGOs, and others criticize Lithuanias media for being corrupt, in addition to the usual complaints that it is scandal-focused and sensational. Media owners, with business and/or political interests, have a heavy hand and often operate as de facto editors.<br /> <br /> 3. (U) Lithuanias toothless media watchdogs do little to stop corruption. The 1996 law on public information was watered down in 2002. The maximum fine that any media regulatory agency can impose is 10,000 litas (about 4,000 USD). In 2006, the largest fine levied was 3,000 litas (1,200 USD) for airing a program unsuitable for children early in the evening. When the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds an ethical violation, media outlets often do not run the &quot;required&quot; retractions. The Commission then announces the retraction or correction on the national radio network.<br /> <br /> Politics<br /> --------<br /> <br /> '''4. (C) Former journalist and current advisor to the Prime Minister Vilius Kavaliauskas told us, &quot;you must buy the right not to be attacked.&quot; He added, &quot;A daily can replace a minister -- any daily any minister.&quot; Government officials seem paralyzed by the media. In meetings at all levels, GOL officials often shrug their shoulders in resignation when we point out the lack of media ethics.'''<br /> <br /> 5. (C) Media outlets have clear favorites, as in many countries, but in Lithuania direct payments are also involved. A Labor Party official told us that for him to place a positive article in Lietuvos Rytas, a leading daily, it would cost him 25,000 litas (10,000 USD), but it would only cost the Social Democratic Party 5,000 litas (2,000 USD). He was not complaining about paying for an article -- he accepted that as common practice. He was complaining that his party had to pay more than another party. These paid political advertisements misleadingly appear as original journalism. In another example of playing favorites, Vale Cepleviciute, a journalist who worked at the daily Respublika for 13 years, said at a recent conference on media corruption that for years Vitas Tomkus, Respublikas owner and de facto editor, told staff not to criticize the well-known businessman turned politician Viktor Uspaskich.<br /> <br /> 6. (U) Politicians occasionally get caught paying for media coverage. Lithuanias Chief Ethics Commission recently ruled that over the last two years Kazimiera Prunskiene, current Minister of Agriculture and Lithuanias first Prime Minister after independence, inappropriately promoted herself and her party in a public education campaign that ran advertisements in newspapers. In September, the Parliament voted not to reprimand Prunskiene for her actions.<br /> <br /> Squeezing businesses<br /> --------------------<br /> <br /> '''7. (C) Raimundas Voishka, General Manager of the Lithuanian office of Pfizer, a U.S. pharmaceutical firm, told us that, several years ago, Tomkus personally told him that for one million litas (400,000 USD) his Respublika newspaper would &quot;kill&quot; Pfizers competition. Tomkus used vulgar language and was not ambiguous. Tomkus told Voishka he had two weeks to think about his offer. After two weeks, advertising staff from Respublika approached Voishka, who said Pfizer had nothing to advertise. Shortly after that, Respublika carried an article about people dying from Viagra, one of Pfizers products. The paper followed up with stories about Pfizer charging too much for its products, taking advantage of poor hospital patients and sick people. They put Voishkas picture on the front page.'''<br /> <br /> 8. (C) Respublika ran an article that said Voishka beat up a child (he had, in fact, had an altercation with a neighborhood boy). Respublika sent the article to Pfizers headquarters. When the Prosecutors office and Pfizers internal investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing in the incident, Respublika claimed that Voishka had bribed Lithuanian officials and Pfizer management. Another story, published in Respublika and other papers owned by the Respublika Group, claimed that a Pfizer executive got drunk with one of the Prime Ministers advisors and, in the wee hours of the morning, urinated on a restaurant window. Police came to investigate, the story continued, but the two drunkards bribed them to avoid arrest. Pfizer investigated, questioning police and restaurant workers and examining the scene of the alleged incident. They found no evidence that the incident occurred.<br /> <br /> 9. (C) Voishka told us that most American companies are unwilling to pay bribes to the media, European companies are a little more willing, and for local companies it is part of doing business. For example, an executive at a local bank told us Respublika published several negative articles about the bank. The bank began paying Respublika for advertising and the negative press stopped. The bank felt it made the right choice to play the game.<br /> <br /> 10. (C Mykolas Katkus, CEO of the Lithuanian affiliate of the U.S. public relations firm Hill &amp; Knowlton, told us that media corruption is important, but added that perception of corruption is equally or more important. He said that many people suspect that any positive or negative article is either paid for or an attempt at blackmail. Katkus added that, ten years ago, the media was the most trusted institution in Lithuania, with approval ratings in the high 70 percent range -- more trusted than the Catholic Church -- and now it is one of the least trusted institutions, with ratings around 40 percent.<br /> <br /> '''11. (C) Voishka and others, including Katkus, worry about the role of Lithuanian &quot;oligarchs&quot; in many business sectors, including media ownership. Voishka noted that the biggest companies in Lithuania are small by international standards, but in Lithuania (population 3.4 million) they are proportionately larger than their infamous counterparts in Russia or other countries. Voishka added that Lithuanian oligarchs are keen to limit foreign entry into media in particular and business in general. Until recently, the regional daily Kauno Diena was owned by a Norwegian group and it was, according to the PMs adviser Kavaliauskas, &quot;the only objective paper in the country.&quot; Recently it was bought by local firm Hermes Capital, and, Kavaliauskas feels, it joined the lowest common denominator approach to media, with apparently purchased articles and biased reporting. (Note: We agree.) Katkus, the PR company CEO, told us that the media business model in Lithuania trades short term financial gains for long term losses in credibility. The only major media outlet in Lithuania with foreign ownership is the business daily, Verslo Zinios, which is owned by a Swedish firm.<br /> '''<br /> A journalists view<br /> -------------------<br /> <br /> 12. (C) Kristina Kuncinskaite Grudiene, a journalist who worked for Respublika for 8 years and now works for TV3, told us that owners are the problem and journalists work under very bad conditions, including a low basic salary and a constant fear of firing. At Respublika, staff assume that management often eavesdrops on all phones. Grudiene told us that Tomkus, Respublikas owner, often comes to the office late at night to nix any story he does not like. Staff are constantly trying to write stories that will please and not offend him. Grudiene told us that Tomkus once fired 20 people for running a story he did not like.<br /> <br /> '''13. (C) Tomkuss capriciousness extends to attacks on businesses. Respublika was a long time sponsor of the Zalgiris basketball team, but in May he told Grudiene to resign for writing a neutral story about the teams proposed new stadium. Apparently, she told us, Tomkus had recently received some bad financial news and the same day Zalgiris approached him for sponsorship money. His petty response for bad timing was a negative story in the press. Usually, though, attacks on businesses are about advertising money. Grudiene told us that earlier this year Respublika ran several articles criticizing Mercedes cars when Mercedes local affiliate did not renew its advertising contract with Respublika.'''<br /> <br /> Critics beware<br /> ---------------<br /> <br /> 14. (U) Rytis Juozapavicius, a former journalist and current head of Transparency International (TI) in Lithuania, is a vocal critic of media corruption. TI recently did a survey of over 500 business leaders (owners, CEOs, etc.) to learn about their perceptions of and experiences with the media. It found that: 91 percent of business leaders surveyed believe the media has the power to destroy businesses; 63 percent said they were &quot;aware of the existence of paid slander against companies and/or individuals&quot; in the media; and 43 percent said that when they purchased advertising with national newspapers, it also meant favorable publicity in addition to advertising.<br /> <br /> '''15. (U) Several media outlets, especially the weekly Ekstra, a supplement to the national daily Lietuvos Rytas, regularly attack Juozapavicius and TI. Stories have insinuated that TI board members are linked with the mafia. Ekstra also alleged in one story that Juozapavicius tried to bribe a journalist by offering a laptop computer in exchange for advertising a certain company on television.'''<br /> <br /> Glimmers of hope: legislation, internet, new owners<br /> --------------------------------------------- ------<br /> <br /> 16. (C) TI has worked with the Journalists and Publishers Ethics Commission, the Inspector of Journalists Ethics, and the Lithuanian Journalists Union to draft legislation that they hope the Government will bring to the Parliament in fall 2007. Currently, most media pay a Value Added Tax charge of five percent, far less than the 18 percent other businesses pay for most items. The draft legislation proposes that media sources that the Journalist and Publishers Ethics Commission finds in violation of the Journalists Code of Ethics would lose this privilege and be charged the 18 percent VAT. The 18 percent VAT would also apply to pornographic, violent, or majority advertising (80 percent or more of the publication is ads) media. Juozapavicius, however, fears the bill is unlikely to pass and that MPs who support it would face pressure from the media lobby as well as attacks in the mass media.<br /> <br /> 17. (C) Since owners are the major source of corruption, a change in ownership could bring a rapid improvement in Lithuanian media. However, media owners seem to prize the power they wield. If anything, the trend in Lithuania is for large companies -- MG Baltic, Hermes Capital, Achema Group -- to consolidate media ownership. The worst offender, Respublika Group, remains strong. Despite a decline in sales of its flagship daily Respublika, its tabloid Vakaro Zinios is the best selling newspaper in the country.<br /> <br /> 18. (U) Alternative forms of media are gaining in popularity, in particular internet news portals and the free wire service-based daily 15 Minutes. These sources of news seem relatively free of hidden paid advertising and are less biased than their print counterparts. They are not strong enough to dispel the influence of the major print media, however.<br /> <br /> Comment<br /> -------<br /> <br /> 19. (C) A combination of increased foreign ownership, an improved legal framework, and alternative media, such as internet news portals, could reduce media corruption in Lithuania, but such a combination is unlikely to happen soon. In the meantime, the media will continue to be a menace that serves the few at the expense of the many -- including U.S. businesses in Lithuania. Post has worked to improve the situation by sponsoring International Visitor programs, the Ambassador hosting a recent round table discussion with young journalists, and meeting with Government regulators and relevant civil society groups. We will continue with these efforts and will look for ways to encourage the Government to draft stronger legislation. LEADER<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=%C5%BDod%C5%BEio_laisv%C4%97&diff=26270 2011-06-10T09:54:37Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Pipedija_kovoja.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Žodžio laisvę reikia ginti - nuo [[korupcija|korupcijos]], nuo [[cenzūra|cenzūros]], nuo [[politikai|politikų]] ir visokių kitų draudėjų. [[Pipedija]] pasiryžusi atstovauti JUS ir JŪSŲ idėjas!]]<br /> '''Žodžio laisvė''' - čia [[tokia]] žmogaus teisė laisvai reikšti visokius žodžius, dar kitaip tariant - [[žodžių laisvė]].<br /> <br /> Jei skaitai lietuviškai ir supranti, kas čia parašyta, tai gali būti, kad esi Lietuvos pilietis, ir [[Žodžio laisvė]] tau garantuota [[Konstitucijos]]. <br /> <br /> Kol kas [[Žodžio laisvė]] sklinda beveik nevaržomai visokiais [[internetai|internetais]], [[laikraščiai|laikraščiais]], [[radijas|radijomis]] ir [[TV]], bet ateis laikas, kai [[Matrica]] ims kontroliuoti vis labiau ir neleis naudoti kokių nors žodžių, tai tada, kad nereikėtų keisti daugybės šalių konstitucijų, greičiausiai, bus apibrėžta, kad [[Žodžio laisvė]] tai tik lasvė garsiai sakyti visokius žodžius, o ne spauzdinti ar skelbti kur nors per masines informavimo priemones. Tada vėl atgis bendruomenių susirinkimai ir laisvą žodį skelbs minioms, kaip kokie kristūs...<br /> <br /> Kaip žinia, žodžio laisvę ginantys politikai bevelija vadintis vakarietiškų pažiūrų demokratais. Tačiau yra pastebėta, kad kažkodėl politikai, kurie siekia visą žodžio laisvę uždrausti visai nenori vadintis aziejietiškų pažiūrų tironais. Ir nori jie tą žodžio laisvę uždrausti tik tam, kad apsaugotų žmones nuo klaidinimo, ir visai ne todėl, kad jie bijo kad iš jų būtų juokiamasi. Nepaisant to, visgi [[humoras]] daugelio jų manymu yra šlykštus beigi pasibaisėtinas, mat kažką jis žeidžiąs ir turįs būti pagal taisykles. Taip ir plinta [[politkorekcija]] beigi [[cenzūra]], o žodžio laisvės apraiška telieka [[gandai]].<br /> <br /> Betgi [[Pipedija]] primena, kad yra viena vieta, kur dar yra vietos laisvam žodžiui - taigi toks sukilėlių užimtas miestas [[Bengazis]] [[Libija|Libijoje]]. O vat [[Lietuva|Lietuvoje]] netrūksta [[cenzūra|cenzūros]] - netgi [[Europos Sąjunga]] teigia, kad čia kaip koks EU [[Lukašenkistanas]]. O tarkim [[JAV]] gali laisviau pareikšti savo nuomonę net be slėpimosi už 7 proxių, tuo tarpu kai čia iškart į teismą paduos. Bet nieko nuostabaus, žinant, kad Lietuvoje žmogus gali būti sekamas praktiškai be jokios rimtos priežasties... &lt;ref&gt;http://www.technologijos.lt/n/zmoniu_pasaulis/kaip_mes_gyvename/S-19412/straipsnis?name=S-19412&amp;l=2&amp;p=1&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> Ypač žodžio laisvei priešinasi tas imbiciliškas [[delfis]], negerbiantis savo lankytojų ir visada be jokio teisinio bylinėjimosi išduodantis savo komentatorių [[IP]].<br /> <br /> Tad ir [[Pipedija]] jums linki: kad ir kokių turėtumėt pažiūrų, žodžio laisvė tebūnie jums garantuota [[Konstitucija|Konstitucijos]], gal ir bevirstančios [[Konstitucijos šmėkla]], bet dar gyvos!<br /> <br /> <br /> == Citatos visokios ==<br /> * Kaip galima leisti žodžio laisvę? Juk tuomet bet kas gali pasakyti bet ką... (anoks blogeris [[Geraširdis]])<br /> * Atėjo laikas, kai su kažkuo kalbėdamas turi galvoti, ką sakai - @Daiktavardis<br /> <br /> <br /> {{References}}<br /> [[Category:Dalykai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeriai&diff=26110 2011-06-08T12:10:52Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Medicina}}<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Hacker.png|250px|thumb|right|Hakeris darbuojasi pasaulio labui]]<br /> '''Hakeriai''', pagal [[kalbajobai|kalbajobus]] - '''programišiai''' (WAT) - tai tokie [[Internetai|internetų]] veikėjai, panašus į [[Troliai|trolį]], bet matomai kitokie, nes ne šiaip [[Flūdas|flūdina]], o nulaužinėja visokius [[Dibilai|dibilų]] kurtus ar šiaip sau nepatinkančius WEB'us, kartais netgi dėl neturėjimo ką veikti. Paprastai būna kokie [[kompiuterastai]].<br /> <br /> Žinomiausia hakerių grupuotė - [[Anonymous]], kurie su [[DDoS]] net patį PayPal buvo nuhackinę, kai anas uždarė [[Wikileaks]] sąskaitas. <br /> Bet visgi gerai, kad [[Pipedija|Pipediją]] dabar tik spameriai puola, nes hakeriai jau būtų seniai nuhackinę šitą seną [[Medijavikis|medijavikį]].<br /> <br /> Dargi yra tokia [[GNAA]], bet jau apie ją geriau nieko nerašyt.<br /> <br /> Norėdami neįkliūti, [[imbicilai]] dažnai naudoja visokius [[Anonimiškumas_internetuose|Proxy]], bet visgi iš jų jokios naudos, [[tsakant]]...<br /> Darant kažką nelegalaus reik naudot bent jau paid VPN+Tor, antraip teks mėgautis nemenkomis baudomis ir kompo konfiskavimu, nors tai gal ir į naudą...<br /> <br /> ==Labiausiai paplitę hack'inimo būdai==<br /> ===DDoS===<br /> '''DDoS''' (distributed denial-of-service attack) - WEB'as nulaužiamas siuntinėjant daugybę užklausų iš didelių botnetų, lyg būtų [[Melejonai|melejonus]] kartų spaudinėjama ''refresh''. [[Anonymous]] mėgstamiausia technika. Teoriškai taip ir patį [[Google]] būtų galima nulaužt.<br /> Naudojama programa [[LOIC]], pajungianti kompus į savanorišką botnetą. Aišku, norint ką nors pasiekti, reikia nemažo skaičiaus kompų.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;[[dibilai|Dibilų]] dažnai painiojama su [[BWRaep]].<br /> ===Brute Forcing===<br /> Kažkokia neaiški programa automatiškai generuoja ir spėlioja visus galimus [[Password|password'us]]. Pasenęs būdas, retai kada suveikia ir ilgai trunka... Populiariausia programa yra Brutus aet2, bet tas šūdas jau seniai paseno ir jau niekur nebetinka.<br /> ===Exploitai===<br /> Dažniausiai naudojama taktika. Gan galingas daiktas, kuriame naudojamasi visokiomis tinklapio saugumo skylėmis, tad [[Pipedija]] jums nieko nesakys, kad nepakliūtų į viską stebinčios teisėsaugos rankas... Akivaizdu, kad Pipedijoje tų skylių apstu, mat juk ji pati yra grynų gryniausia [[Internetų_šikna|internetų šiknaskylė]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Dargi daug būdų yra, bet kokia prasmė čia rašyt, dar koks imbicilas ims ir išbandys, o po to kils problemų, mat vis tiek durnesnių įstatymų, negu dabar yra, nepavyks rast...<br /> <br /> ==Dar žr.==<br /> [[Spamas]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Flūdas|Flood]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Troliai]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Dammit]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]<br /> [[Category:Daiktavardžiai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeriai&diff=26109 2011-06-08T12:00:33Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Medicina}}<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Hacker.png|250px|thumb|right|Hakeris darbuojasi pasaulio labui]]<br /> '''Hakeriai''', pagal [[kalbajobai|kalbajobus]] - '''programišiai''' (WAT) - tai tokie [[Internetai|internetų]] veikėjai, panašus į [[Troliai|trolį]], bet matomai kitokie, nes ne šiaip [[Flūdas|flūdina]], o nulaužinėja visokius [[Dibilai|dibilų]] kurtus ar šiaip sau nepatinkančius WEB'us, kartais netgi dėl neturėjimo ką veikti. Paprastai būna kokie [[kompiuterastai]].<br /> <br /> Žinomiausia hakerių grupuotė - [[Anonymous]], kurie su [[DDoS]] net patį PayPal buvo nuhackinę, kai anas uždarė [[Wikileaks]] sąskaitas. <br /> Bet visgi gerai, kad [[Pipedija|Pipediją]] dabar tik spameriai puola, nes hakeriai jau būtų seniai nuhackinę šitą seną [[Medijavikis|medijavikį]].<br /> <br /> Dargi yra tokia [[GNAA]], bet jau apie ją geriau nieko nerašyt.<br /> <br /> Norėdami neįkliūti, [[imbicilai]] dažnai naudoja visokius [[Anonimiškumas_internetuose|Proxy]], bet visgi iš jų jokios naudos, [[tsakant]]...<br /> Darant kažką nelegalaus reik naudot bent jau paid VPN+Tor, antraip teks mėgautis nemenkomis baudomis ir kompo konfiskavimu, nors tai gal ir į naudą...<br /> <br /> ==Labiausiai paplitę hack'inimo būdai==<br /> ===DDoS===<br /> '''DDoS''' (distributed denial-of-service attack) - WEB'as nulaužiamas siuntinėjant daugybę užklausų iš didelių botnetų, lyg būtų [[Melejonai|melejonus]] kartų spaudinėjama ''refresh''. [[Anonymous]] mėgstamiausia technika. Teoriškai taip ir patį [[Google]] būtų galima nulaužt.<br /> Naudojama programa [[LOIC]], pajungianti kompus į savanorišką botnetą. Aišku, bėda tame, kad norint ką nors pasiekti reikia nemažo skaičiaus kompų.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;[[dibilai|Dibilų]] painiojama su [[BWRaep]].<br /> ===Brute Forcing===<br /> Kažkokia neaiški programa automatiškai generuoja ir spėlioja visus galimus [[Password|password'us]]. Pasenęs būdas, retai kada suveikia ir ilgai trunka... [[Dibilai|Dibilų]] mėgstamiausias. Populiariausia programa yra Brutus aet2, bet tas šūdas jau seniai paseno ir jau niekur nebetinka.<br /> ===Exploitai===<br /> Dažniausiai naudojama. Gan galingas daiktas, kuriame naudojamasi visokiomis tinklapio saugumo skylėmis, tad [[Pipedija]] jums nieko nesakys, kad nepakliūtų į teismą... Akivaizdu, kad Pipedijoje tų skylių apstu, mat juk ji pati yra grynų gryniausia [[Internetų_šikna|internetų šiknaskylė]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Dargi daug būdų yra, bet kokia prasmė čia rašyt, dar koks imbicilas ims ir išbandys, o po to kils problemų, mat vis tiek durnesnių įstatymų, negu dabar yra, nepavyks rast...<br /> <br /> ==Dar žr.==<br /> [[Spamas]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Flūdas|Flood]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Troliai]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Dammit]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]<br /> [[Category:Daiktavardžiai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeriai&diff=26108 2011-06-08T12:00:04Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Medicina}}<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Hacker.png|250px|thumb|right|Hakeris darbuojasi pasaulio labui]]<br /> '''Hakeriai''', pagal [[kalbajobai|kalbajobus]] - '''programišiai''' (WAT) - tai toks [[Internetai|internetų]] veikėjai, panašus į [[Troliai|trolį]], bet matomai kitokie, nes ne šiaip [[Flūdas|flūdina]], o nulaužinėja visokius [[Dibilai|dibilų]] kurtus ar šiaip sau nepatinkančius WEB'us, kartais netgi dėl neturėjimo ką veikti. Paprastai būna kokie [[kompiuterastai]].<br /> <br /> Žinomiausia hakerių grupuotė - [[Anonymous]], kurie su [[DDoS]] net patį PayPal buvo nuhackinę, kai anas uždarė [[Wikileaks]] sąskaitas. <br /> Bet visgi gerai, kad [[Pipedija|Pipediją]] dabar tik spameriai puola, nes hakeriai jau būtų seniai nuhackinę šitą seną [[Medijavikis|medijavikį]].<br /> <br /> Dargi yra tokia [[GNAA]], bet jau apie ją geriau nieko nerašyt.<br /> <br /> Norėdami neįkliūti, [[imbicilai]] dažnai naudoja visokius [[Anonimiškumas_internetuose|Proxy]], bet visgi iš jų jokios naudos, [[tsakant]]...<br /> Darant kažką nelegalaus reik naudot bent jau paid VPN+Tor, antraip teks mėgautis nemenkomis baudomis ir kompo konfiskavimu, nors tai gal ir į naudą...<br /> <br /> ==Labiausiai paplitę hack'inimo būdai==<br /> ===DDoS===<br /> '''DDoS''' (distributed denial-of-service attack) - WEB'as nulaužiamas siuntinėjant daugybę užklausų iš didelių botnetų, lyg būtų [[Melejonai|melejonus]] kartų spaudinėjama ''refresh''. [[Anonymous]] mėgstamiausia technika. Teoriškai taip ir patį [[Google]] būtų galima nulaužt.<br /> Naudojama programa [[LOIC]], pajungianti kompus į savanorišką botnetą. Aišku, bėda tame, kad norint ką nors pasiekti reikia nemažo skaičiaus kompų.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;[[dibilai|Dibilų]] painiojama su [[BWRaep]].<br /> ===Brute Forcing===<br /> Kažkokia neaiški programa automatiškai generuoja ir spėlioja visus galimus [[Password|password'us]]. Pasenęs būdas, retai kada suveikia ir ilgai trunka... [[Dibilai|Dibilų]] mėgstamiausias. Populiariausia programa yra Brutus aet2, bet tas šūdas jau seniai paseno ir jau niekur nebetinka.<br /> ===Exploitai===<br /> Dažniausiai naudojama. Gan galingas daiktas, kuriame naudojamasi visokiomis tinklapio saugumo skylėmis, tad [[Pipedija]] jums nieko nesakys, kad nepakliūtų į teismą... Akivaizdu, kad Pipedijoje tų skylių apstu, mat juk ji pati yra grynų gryniausia [[Internetų_šikna|internetų šiknaskylė]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Dargi daug būdų yra, bet kokia prasmė čia rašyt, dar koks imbicilas ims ir išbandys, o po to kils problemų, mat vis tiek durnesnių įstatymų, negu dabar yra, nepavyks rast...<br /> <br /> ==Dar žr.==<br /> [[Spamas]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Flūdas|Flood]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Troliai]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Dammit]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]<br /> [[Category:Daiktavardžiai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeris&diff=26107 2011-06-08T11:59:09Z

<p>XboZon: Hakeris pervadintas į Hakeriai (anksčiau buvo nukreipiamasis)</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Hakeriai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeriai&diff=26106 2011-06-08T11:59:09Z

<p>XboZon: Hakeris pervadintas į Hakeriai (anksčiau buvo nukreipiamasis)</p> <hr /> <div>{{Medicina}}<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Hacker.png|250px|thumb|right|Hakeris darbuojasi pasaulio labui]]<br /> '''Hakeris''', pagal [[kalbajobai|kalbajobus]] - '''programišius''' (WAT) - tai toks [[Internetai|internetų]] veikėjas, panašus į [[Troliai|trolį]], bet matomai kitoks, nes ne šiaip [[Flūdas|flūdina]], o nulaužinėja visokius [[Dibilai|dibilų]] kurtus ar šiaip sau nepatinkančius WEB'us, kartais netgi dėl neturėjimo ką veikti. Paprastai būna koks [[kompiuterastas]].<br /> <br /> Žinomiausia hakerių grupuotė - [[Anonymous]], kurie su [[DDoS]] net patį PayPal buvo nuhackinę, kai anas uždarė [[Wikileaks]] sąskaitas. <br /> Bet visgi gerai, kad [[Pipedija|Pipediją]] dabar tik spameriai puola, nes hakeriai jau būtų seniai nuhackinę šitą seną [[Medijavikis|medijavikį]].<br /> <br /> Dargi yra tokia [[GNAA]], bet jau apie ją geriau nieko nerašyt.<br /> <br /> Norėdami neįkliūti, [[imbicilai]] dažnai naudoja visokius [[Anonimiškumas_internetuose|Proxy]], bet visgi iš jų jokios naudos, [[tsakant]]...<br /> Darant kažką nelegalaus reik naudot bent jau paid VPN+Tor, antraip teks mėgautis nemenkomis baudomis ir kompo konfiskavimu, nors tai gal ir į naudą...<br /> <br /> ==Labiausiai paplitę hack'inimo būdai==<br /> ===DDoS===<br /> '''DDoS''' (distributed denial-of-service attack) - WEB'as nulaužiamas siuntinėjant daugybę užklausų iš didelių botnetų, lyg būtų [[Melejonai|melejonus]] kartų spaudinėjama ''refresh''. [[Anonymous]] mėgstamiausia technika. Teoriškai taip ir patį [[Google]] būtų galima nulaužt.<br /> Naudojama programa [[LOIC]], pajungianti kompus į savanorišką botnetą. Aišku, bėda tame, kad norint ką nors pasiekti reikia nemažo skaičiaus kompų.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;[[dibilai|Dibilų]] painiojama su [[BWRaep]].<br /> ===Brute Forcing===<br /> Kažkokia neaiški programa automatiškai generuoja ir spėlioja visus galimus [[Password|password'us]]. Pasenęs būdas, retai kada suveikia ir ilgai trunka... [[Dibilai|Dibilų]] mėgstamiausias. Populiariausia programa yra Brutus aet2, bet tas šūdas jau seniai paseno ir jau niekur nebetinka.<br /> ===Exploitai===<br /> Dažniausiai naudojama. Gan galingas daiktas, kuriame naudojamasi visokiomis tinklapio saugumo skylėmis, tad [[Pipedija]] jums nieko nesakys, kad nepakliūtų į teismą... Akivaizdu, kad Pipedijoje tų skylių apstu, mat juk ji pati yra grynų gryniausia [[Internetų_šikna|internetų šiknaskylė]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Dargi daug būdų yra, bet kokia prasmė čia rašyt, dar koks imbicilas ims ir išbandys, o po to kils problemų, mat vis tiek durnesnių įstatymų, negu dabar yra, nepavyks rast...<br /> <br /> ==Dar žr.==<br /> [[Spamas]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Flūdas|Flood]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Troliai]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Dammit]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]<br /> [[Category:Daiktavardžiai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=%C5%BDaliagaid%C5%BEiai&diff=26105 2011-06-08T11:58:33Z

<p>XboZon: Nukreipiama į Naujieji homoseksualai</p> <hr /> <div>#redirect [[Naujieji_homoseksualai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Hakeriai&diff=26104 2011-06-08T11:55:48Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Medicina}}<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Hacker.png|250px|thumb|right|Hakeris darbuojasi pasaulio labui]]<br /> '''Hakeris''', pagal [[kalbajobai|kalbajobus]] - '''programišius''' (WAT) - tai toks [[Internetai|internetų]] veikėjas, panašus į [[Troliai|trolį]], bet matomai kitoks, nes ne šiaip [[Flūdas|flūdina]], o nulaužinėja visokius [[Dibilai|dibilų]] kurtus ar šiaip sau nepatinkančius WEB'us, kartais netgi dėl neturėjimo ką veikti. Paprastai būna koks [[kompiuterastas]].<br /> <br /> Žinomiausia hakerių grupuotė - [[Anonymous]], kurie su [[DDoS]] net patį PayPal buvo nuhackinę, kai anas uždarė [[Wikileaks]] sąskaitas. <br /> Bet visgi gerai, kad [[Pipedija|Pipediją]] dabar tik spameriai puola, nes hakeriai jau būtų seniai nuhackinę šitą seną [[Medijavikis|medijavikį]].<br /> <br /> Dargi yra tokia [[GNAA]], bet jau apie ją geriau nieko nerašyt.<br /> <br /> Norėdami neįkliūti, [[imbicilai]] dažnai naudoja visokius [[Anonimiškumas_internetuose|Proxy]], bet visgi iš jų jokios naudos, [[tsakant]]...<br /> Darant kažką nelegalaus reik naudot bent jau paid VPN+Tor, antraip teks mėgautis nemenkomis baudomis ir kompo konfiskavimu, nors tai gal ir į naudą...<br /> <br /> ==Labiausiai paplitę hack'inimo būdai==<br /> ===DDoS===<br /> '''DDoS''' (distributed denial-of-service attack) - WEB'as nulaužiamas siuntinėjant daugybę užklausų iš didelių botnetų, lyg būtų [[Melejonai|melejonus]] kartų spaudinėjama ''refresh''. [[Anonymous]] mėgstamiausia technika. Teoriškai taip ir patį [[Google]] būtų galima nulaužt.<br /> Naudojama programa [[LOIC]], pajungianti kompus į savanorišką botnetą. Aišku, bėda tame, kad norint ką nors pasiekti reikia nemažo skaičiaus kompų.<br /> &lt;br/&gt;[[dibilai|Dibilų]] painiojama su [[BWRaep]].<br /> ===Brute Forcing===<br /> Kažkokia neaiški programa automatiškai generuoja ir spėlioja visus galimus [[Password|password'us]]. Pasenęs būdas, retai kada suveikia ir ilgai trunka... [[Dibilai|Dibilų]] mėgstamiausias. Populiariausia programa yra Brutus aet2, bet tas šūdas jau seniai paseno ir jau niekur nebetinka.<br /> ===Exploitai===<br /> Dažniausiai naudojama. Gan galingas daiktas, kuriame naudojamasi visokiomis tinklapio saugumo skylėmis, tad [[Pipedija]] jums nieko nesakys, kad nepakliūtų į teismą... Akivaizdu, kad Pipedijoje tų skylių apstu, mat juk ji pati yra grynų gryniausia [[Internetų_šikna|internetų šiknaskylė]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Dargi daug būdų yra, bet kokia prasmė čia rašyt, dar koks imbicilas ims ir išbandys, o po to kils problemų, mat vis tiek durnesnių įstatymų, negu dabar yra, nepavyks rast...<br /> <br /> ==Dar žr.==<br /> [[Spamas]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Flūdas|Flood]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Troliai]]&lt;br/&gt;<br /> [[Dammit]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Reiškiniai]]<br /> [[Category:Daiktavardžiai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Blogeriai&diff=26103 2011-06-08T11:30:47Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 182.23.159.22 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Fandorina versija</p> <hr /> <div>[[Vaizdas:Santa_computer.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Dažnas blogeris įsivaizduoja kaip koks [[Senelis Šaltis]], kuriuo visi labai džiaugiasi, tai net per kokias [[Kalėdos|Kalėdas]], [[Nauji Metai|Naujus Metus]] ir savo [[gimtadienis|gimtadienį]] vis blogina ir blogina, ir paskui labai liūdi, kad niekas neskaito, kai išties tai reik varyt į kokį tūsą ir prisigert geriau, o ne rašinėt visokiems [[troliai|troliams]] savo internete]]<br /> '''Blogeriai''' - tai žinoma gi išties [[grafomanai]], taip kiekvienas blogeris gali apie save pasakyt ir nepameluot. Tai žinoma, kad nei vienas to nepasako ir neprisipažįsta, galvodamas, kad jo [[blogas]] - tai kažkokia [[nuostabybė]], o jisai patsai - išimtinis beigi išskirtinis [[rašytojas]] ir dar ten kas nors.<br /> <br /> Tai aišku, natūralu, kad taip ir yra, kai [[dibilai|80 procentų žmonių]] rišlaus sakinio nesugeba suregzt ir tik kartoja [[echolalija|echolališkai]] iš [[TV]] išmoktas frazes, tai bet kuris blogeris čia atrodo, kaip koks stebuklas, nes apimtas [[logorėja|logorėjos]], per pusvalandį išpurškia tiek žodybinių purslų ir taškalų, kad tie [[marginalai]] ir [[dibilai]] iš pagrindinės masės žiūri į šitai, kaip koks [[ožys]] į naujus vartus ir nežino, nei ką pasakyt.<br /> <br /> O dabarties daugelis jau pastebi net ir tendenciją, kad [[blogai]] yra daug geresnis visokių ten [[informacijos|informacijų]] beigi [[paskalos|paskalų]] ir [[gandai|gandų]] ir [[nuomonės|nuomonių]] šaltinis, nei kokia nors nukvakusi [[žiniasklaida]], nerandanti nieko geresnio, kaip tik rašyt apie [[Zvonkė|Zvonkę]] ar kitas ten [[žvaigždės|žvaigždes]] beigi [[žvaigždutės|žvaigždutes]], taip tik plaudamos protą visiems ir durnindamos.<br /> <br /> Todėl čia ir [[Pipedija]] įsimaišo sakydama, kad visas pseudoprofesionalumas žiniasklaidoje nieko vertas, kai dabar kiekvienas gali skelbti belenkokią žinią [[internetai|internetuose]] - nesvarbu, ar tikrą, ar tik išgalvotą!<br /> <br /> == Blogerių rūšys ==<br /> Yra dar įvairios rūšys blogerių, kurie gerokai skiriasi vieni nuo kitų:<br /> * [[Moterys internete|Blogerės - moterys]], ypatinga kasta, kaip kad [[Žavinta]] ar [[Beata Nicholson]]<br /> * [[Troliai|Blogeriai - troliai]], kaip kad koksai [[Užkalnis]]<br /> * [[Internautai|Blogeriai iš senovės]], kaip kad koks [[Vienastoks]], [[Quemm]] ar [[Grumlinas]]<br /> * [[Degeneratai|Blogeriai su nuomone]], kaip kad koks [[Kantas]] ar [[Labas, Lietuva]]<br /> * Dar būna blogeriai - žvaigždės, kaip kad [[Karolis Pocius]], [[Artūras Račas]] ar [[Vidmantas Nuolaida]]<br /> * Grupiniai visokie, kaip kad koksai [[Common Sense]], tai ten būriais rašinėja, tai nesupranti, kur čia kas<br /> * O visi kiti - tai normalūs blogeriai, kur yra, ką paskaityt, tai čia pas mus blogerių kategorijoje aprašyti<br /> * O dar dauguma tai yra [[Mažvaikiai]], [[kompiuterastai]] arba šiaip [[keistuoliai]]...<br /> * Kiti dar išskiria specialią grupuotę iš [[LJ]], kur pramaišiui [[pseudointelektualai]] su išvis neaiškiais<br /> * O dar būna blogeriai, kur [[politikai]] - apsimetėliai visokie, pasisodinę sekretutkes, kurios už juos briedą rašinėja<br /> <br /> == Tipinio blogerio bloginimo diena ==<br /> * Atsikelia po pietų, prisėda prie kompiuterio ir ieško, ar kas neparašė komentaro į [[blogas|blogą]]<br /> * Pamatęs, kad komentaro nėra, parašo apie tai, kaip buvo tualete, nusilaužė kojos nagą, nerado švarių triusikų ar pan.<br /> * Tada eina į [[Tviteris|Tviterį]] ir reklamina savo straipsnį, kad komentaro susilaukt<br /> * Tada gauna komentarą, kur išsityčiojama iš viso to briedo, tai iš piktumo tą komentarą ištrina<br /> * Tada vėl eina į [[Tviteris|Tviterį]] ir toliau reklamina savo straipsnį<br /> * Negavęs daugiau komentarų, eina kurt naujų [[dezainas|dezainų]] savo blogui<br /> * Priinstaliuoja į savo blogą kažkokių nesąmonių, nuo kurių blogas užlūžta<br /> * Pasigiria savo užlūžimu [[Tviteris|Tviteryje]]<br /> * Pataiso blogą, kad jis imtų veikti<br /> * Pasigiria tomis nesąmonėmis ir dezainu [[Tviteris|Tviteryje]]<br /> * Perskaitęs visas gautas patyčas, eina atstatinėti seno dezaino<br /> * Pasigiria apie tai, kaip atstatė seną dezainą [[Tviteris|Tviteryje]]<br /> * Pamato, kad jau antra valanda nakties ir eina miegot, tačiau prieš tai parašo apie tai [[Tviteris|Tviteryje]]<br /> * Vėl eilinį kartą pramiega pamokas, apie ką, atsibudęs jau kitą dieną po pietų, parašo [[Tviteris|Tviteryje]]<br /> * Ir vėl eina žiūrėt, ar kas neparašė jam komentaro į blogą...<br /> <br /> Versija antra<br /> <br /> a) Blogeris pirmiausia praleidžia ilgas valandas analizuodamas pasaulyje esančias tendencijas;<br /> <br /> b) Įsitikinęs, jog rado dėsningumą ir galįs pagrįsti faktais daro sprendimą dėl įrašo;<br /> <br /> c) Rašydamas įrašą blogeris įvertina skaitytojų ratą (jų išsilavinimą ir sugebėjimą suprasti beskaitant);<br /> <br /> d) Atsiranda įrašas;<br /> <br /> e) Sekančiam įrašui vėl reikia ieškoti informacijos<br /> <br /> Prieš tai blogerio apibūdinimas tinka rūkantiems moksleiviams, kurie bloguose vis nedrįsta pasidalinti rūkymo pojučiu, kuris analogiškas pimpalo čiulpimui.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Blogai]]<br /> [[Category:Blogeriai]]<br /> [[Category:Žiniasklaida]]<br /> [[Category:Internetai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Amfetaminas&diff=26102 2011-06-08T11:30:35Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 46.4.63.123 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo Fandorina versija</p> <hr /> <div>'''Amfa''', arba labai jau mandrai ir moksliškai išprususiai pasakius ''amfetaminai'', yra gi ne kas kito, kaip po psichotropinė stimuliuojanti galvą ir ten kažkokiausius myslijimo organus medžiaga. Na šiaip tai ją neaišku koks [[dibilas]] išmąstė, bet jau labai jau sako žmonės gerą kažkokį tais poveikį turįs. Bet dar sako, kad po tojo gėrio ir dar neprastesnis blogis kitą dieną ateina, dar [[vilnius|Vilniuje]] ir galbūt kitur vadinamas atchodais.<br /> <br /> [[Vaizdas:Ot_dibilės!.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == Gamyba ==<br /> Šiaip [[dibilai]] sako, kad amfa būna ant medžių auga ir jos niekas pusrūsiuose [[Kaunas|Kaune]] negamina ir visas tas [[briedas]] apie amfą ir tai, jog ją Lietuvoje gamina - [[melas]]. O šiaip visi gi žino, kad feną visgi gamina, kažkokį tais skysti tenais naudoja, dar gi ir kitų chemikalų primaišo. Kokių - neaišku. Sako, kad labai rizikinga amfetaminus priimdinėti, nes jųjų sudėtyje įėję daugybe labai neaiškios kilmės cheminių junginių ir darinių ir šūdinių ir dar visokio bieso, taigi ir organizmo reakcija labai neaiški gali būti, ir baigtis gali labai blogai. O taip tai liaudyje sklando gandai, kad amfetamino galys pasidaryti net gi belenkoks [[mažvaikiai|mažvaikis]] ar [[dibilas]].<br /> <br /> == Paplitimas ir dabartinė šūdina amfetamino padėtis visuomenėje ==<br /> Kažkadaise gi amfetaminai labai jau geros kokybes buvę, sako senoliai, kad ir su [[kokainas|kokainu]] lygintis galėdavęs anasis. Manoma, kad turimi metai omenyje buvę kažkur apie 2003, na 2009 jau vėliausiai . . . Taip tai labai jau baisiai buvęs paplitimas jojo Vilniuje ir tojo apskrityje, bet ne toje, kur labai jau nuo jo nutolusi. Dar žmones porina, kad Kaune jisai irgi mėgemias buvo, gal dar ir ęsa, nes ir Vilniuje pagal kalbas žinoma, kad juo tenais mėgaujamasi iki šiūjų dienų. Kitur Lietuvoje apie amfetaminą nežinoma, arba girdėta tik iš studentų, besimokiusiųju jau anksčiau minėtuose miestuose. <br /> Niudienoje amfetaminas jau skaičiuoja savo gyvenimo galan slenkančias dienas, kadangi gi atsirades kažkoksai tai naujas [[briedas]], žmonėse dar vadinamas [[kristalai|kristalais]]. Sako tieji bebandę, kad labai jau geriau uz feną taško, o ir tūjų menamų atchodų nuo jojo nebūna. Dar vienas amfetaminui duobę kasantis faktorius yra tasai, kad labai žmonės jį pardavinėjantys jau pamėgę jį sumaišinėti ir primaišinėti ir kitais budais gadinti savo tovarą, gi taip siekiant didesnio pelno gauti. O vat anksčiau, sakoma yra, kad tokiūjų bajeriukų nebūdavę, todėlei ir pastarasis labiau mėgiamas buvo. Vienintė paguoda amfetaminui toji, kad jisai gi velnias pigiai kainuojąs.<br /> <br /> == Vartotojų spektras ==<br /> O vat amfetaminą, skirtingai nei [[Heroinas|heroiną]] ar bulves, vartoja ne vien tipiški [[dibilai]]. Nors šiaip reikėtų pabrėžti, kad apie 96% visūjų vartotojų - mažiau ar daugiau [[dibilai]] (panašus procentažas laikosi ir tarp jojo prekeivių). Labai gi šis kvailių auksas paplitęs vyresnio mokyklinio amžiaus jaunimo tarpe. Žinoma yra dar gi, kad labiau vaikinukai šįjį velnią labiau vartojantys. <br /> Gandas ar tiesybe yra dar vienoji ta, kad dideliausias procentas visų bakalauro darbų Lietuvoje yra pagrįsta amfetamino pagrindu. Šisai spletkas baisiai kontraversiškas, ir palieka daugybę galybę klausimų ir įvariusių ''bet'', ''o'', ''na'' ir panašiai.<br /> Na šiaip tai labai jau dibiliškas kvaitalas tas amfetaminas.<br /> <br /> == Amfetamino pravardės ir paganialos ==<br /> Amfetaminas turįs itin didelį sandėliuką arba antresolį pilną jam prilipintų pravardžių ir slapyvardžių, gi kad rašant trumpąją žinelę, milicinininkas radistas perskaitęs nesuprastų, kojo gi tąjąm iš anojo reikia. <br /> Šiaip labai paplitęs ir manoma, kad populiariausias - tasai gi amfa. Dar labai žinomas - vitaminas, vitosas, veškė. Pastaruoju amžiumi plintantys nikneimai gimingi naminio paukščio vardeliui - gaidys, gaidosas, pituchas. Dar gi Vilniuje [[portugalai]] vadina tajį dička, fenu, pervyj, skorost, siliotka, vint, baltas (pastarasis gi ir kitur labai zinomas, kaipogi ir sniegas), spydas, kalbasa, kislota ir dar daugybe kitokiausių slaviškų žodžių jam pavadinti suranda. Buna, kad tarpusavyje besikalbą ir negalį suprasti, kogi anas norįs iš kitojo.<br /> [[ПортугалAivaras]] dargi amfetaminus vadina ''[[laimės vartai|laikinaisiais laimės vartais]]'' arba ''воротa cчастье''.<br /> <br /> == Pasekmės, ir apibendrinus apie feną ==<br /> Nagi pasekmės tai jau tokios pabaisingos užklumpa tąjį nelaimelį, vartojantį šitai, tai kad baisiausiam priešui niekas tokių nelinki. Ten ir baimės visokiausios nebūtiems ir nepaaiškinamiems dalykams, protingų žmonių vadinamomis ''[[paranoja|paranojomis]]''. Dar ir gi siaubingai svoris krintąs. Ir sakoma, kad dantys byra, kaip lapai nuo medžių rudeniop. Ir dar galima patapti dibilu labai greit, net jei dar ir nebuvai dibilu prieš pradedant vartojimą. <br /> Ir gi taip visiems knieti sužinoti - gi buna ten tosios lomkes nuo amfetaminų, ar visgi ne. Ogi nebūna, sakoma žmonėse. Bet sako, kad ''labai norisi įpist, nu tipo per tūsą kokį, ar šiaip, kai nechui delat''. Bet tatai nereiškia, kad saugu ir nepavojinga savo šnerves pilnas tųjų išmatų kimštis, nes gi tieji, katrie vartoja, skundžiasi dažnai senio sveikata, prastu matymu, [[šūdai|šūdinu]] gebėjimu koncentruotis ir mėgautis išgertuvėmis be amfetaminų. Sake jie, kad geriau šiaip niekada nebūtų tojo bandę gyvenime. Bet vistiek vartoja. Ot [[dibilai]].<br /> ApibedrinimĄ jei padarius ir išpaviedojus tai jumis, tai kad gal amfetaminas tai toksai gal ir nieko šūdelis. Na bet šūdelis. Nepabandęs nežinai. Neprivalgęs neprilaižysi, kaip sako anieji, apsivartoję tojo.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorija:Narkata]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Kantas&diff=26051 2011-06-07T10:42:17Z

<p>XboZon: Atmestas 94.244.68.27 (Aptarimas) pakeitimas; sugrąžinta naudotojo XboZon versija</p> <hr /> <div>{{Abejotinas}}<br /> {{Vandalai}}<br /> [[Vaizdas:LTSR_herbas_Lietuvos_TSR_Lithuanian_SSR_coat_of_arms.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Čia dar labai kad gražiau būtų, nes Kantas labai už LTSR yra nusistatęs, tai jei čionais ateis, tai jam gal labai patiks, kad toks gražus paveikslėlis jam įdėtas]]<br /> '''Kantas''' - taigi anasai &lt;strike&gt;pridūrkas&lt;/strike&gt; labai protingas ir entelegentiškas žmogus, dar žinomas, kaip '''Robert Mazit''' (taigi tiesiog kitas slapyvardis, katrą tasai skelbiasi savo [[blogas|bloge]] arba senoka sulietuvinta totoriška pavardė Robertas Mažitovas (aut.red)), kuris išaiškino ir paskelbė [[pedofilų sąmokslas|pedofilų sąmokslą]], katras pagal jo surinktas schemas, schemeles ir kitus [[faktai|faktus]] besąs visuotinis ir neabejotinai užimantis ne tik visokias aukščiausias valdžios įstaigas, o ir visus vertelgas bei jiems prijaučiančius piliečius. Taip kad dabar visi jo dėka žinome, kad [[Lietuva]] - tai ne šiaip koks ten [[Kubilistanas]], o tiesiog tikra [[Pedoliandija]], nes netgi matomai [[Kedofilai]] pagal aną per durni, ir netgi jie matomai su [[pedofilai|pedofilais]] susidėję.<br /> <br /> Taip kad štai jums kokios realybės būna. Tai čia dar turim pastebėti, kad visgi Kantas rašo žymiai rišliau, nei koks [[Karpienis]], bet gi kita vertus, su juo palyginus, ir [[Labas, Lietuva]] atrodo visai nekaltai, rišliai ir nuosaikiai.<br /> <br /> Taip kad dar reikia pastebėti, kad nerišlumas - tai dar nereiškia, kad čia [[Pipedija]], nes nekurie kiti dar daugiau [[kliedesiai|kliedesių]] rašinėja ir netgi juos laiko labai rimtomis kalbomis, o kai pasakai, kad durniai, tai ir įsižeidžia.<br /> <br /> O tai dar kai parašėm, atėjo kažkoks [[anonimas]] ir ėmė taisyt, šalindamas pasisakymus apie tai, kad Kantas tėra kažkoks kliedesingas durnius. Taip kad čia matomai ant kokios nuospaudos užmynėm.<br /> <br /> == Kanto imperija ==<br /> Taigi anasai, aptemusiu protu nuo visų tų savo kleidėjimų, dabarties sugalvojęs plėsti savo įtaką ir pasidauginti kažkokius ten savo [[SEO]] reitingus, ėmė kurti [[Wordpress]] blogus vieną po kito, dargi labai džiaugdamasis. Taip anasai labai baisiai gyrė anokią [[Blogorama.lt]], kad šioji platina jo tekstus, o dar paskui ėmė lįst gandai, kad ir [[Karpienis]] galimai besąs tiesiog šiojo klonas ant [[LJ]], nors aišku, kad tokį kaip Karpienis pamėgdžiot tai jau nelabai tikim, kad pavyktų.<br /> <br /> Taip kad dabarties įtariamai Kanto blogų imperiją sudaro visa šitokia krūva įvairių [[internetai|internetų]], su visokiomis ten teorijomis vaizduojančių nepriklausomus tarpusavy, tačiau lengvai atsekamų pagal įvairius tarpusavio ryšius, sąsajas beigi tipines ir bukas rašybos klaidas:<br /> * http://kantas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://johnsonas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://valstybe.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://pseudohistorian.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://ateiviai.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://docentas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://www.pipedija.com/<br /> * http://verslumo.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://critisizmoflife.wordpress.com/<br /> <br /> {{Blogeriai}}<br /> [[Category:Blogeriai]]</div>

XboZon https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Kantas&diff=26033 2011-06-06T13:50:57Z

<p>XboZon: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Abejotinas}}<br /> {{Vandalai}}<br /> [[Vaizdas:LTSR_herbas_Lietuvos_TSR_Lithuanian_SSR_coat_of_arms.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Čia dar labai kad gražiau būtų, nes Kantas labai už LTSR yra nusistatęs, tai jei čionais ateis, tai jam gal labai patiks, kad toks gražus paveikslėlis jam įdėtas]]<br /> '''Kantas''' - taigi anasai &lt;strike&gt;pridūrkas&lt;/strike&gt; labai protingas ir entelegentiškas žmogus, dar žinomas, kaip '''Robert Mazit''' (taigi tiesiog kitas slapyvardis, katrą tasai skelbiasi savo [[blogas|bloge]] arba senoka sulietuvinta totoriška pavardė Robertas Mažitovas (aut.red)), kuris išaiškino ir paskelbė [[pedofilų sąmokslas|pedofilų sąmokslą]], katras pagal jo surinktas schemas, schemeles ir kitus [[faktai|faktus]] besąs visuotinis ir neabejotinai užimantis ne tik visokias aukščiausias valdžios įstaigas, o ir visus vertelgas bei jiems prijaučiančius piliečius. Taip kad dabar visi jo dėka žinome, kad [[Lietuva]] - tai ne šiaip koks ten [[Kubilistanas]], o tiesiog tikra [[Pedoliandija]], nes netgi matomai [[Kedofilai]] pagal aną per durni, ir netgi jie matomai su [[pedofilai|pedofilais]] susidėję.<br /> <br /> Taip kad štai jums kokios realybės būna. Tai čia dar turim pastebėti, kad visgi Kantas rašo žymiai rišliau, nei koks [[Karpienis]], bet gi kita vertus, su juo palyginus, ir [[Labas, Lietuva]] atrodo visai nekaltai, rišliai ir nuosaikiai.<br /> <br /> Taip kad dar reikia pastebėti, kad nerišlumas - tai dar nereiškia, kad čia [[Pipedija]], nes nekurie kiti dar daugiau [[kliedesiai|kliedesių]] rašinėja ir netgi juos laiko labai rimtomis kalbomis, o kai pasakai, kad durniai, tai ir įsižeidžia.<br /> <br /> O tai dar kai parašėm, atėjo kažkoks [[anonimas]] ir ėmė taisyt, šalindamas pasisakymus apie tai, kad Kantas tėra kažkoks kliedesingas durnius. Taip kad čia matomai ant kokios nuospaudos užmynėm.<br /> <br /> == Kanto imperija ==<br /> Taigi anasai, aptemusiu protu nuo visų tų savo kleidėjimų, dabarties sugalvojęs plėsti savo įtaką ir pasidauginti kažkokius ten savo [[SEO]] reitingus, ėmė kurti [[Wordpress]] blogus vieną po kito, dargi labai džiaugdamasis. Taip anasai labai baisiai gyrė anokią [[Blogorama.lt]], kad šioji platina jo tekstus, o dar paskui ėmė lįst gandai, kad ir [[Karpienis]] galimai besąs tiesiog šiojo klonas ant [[LJ]], nors aišku, kad tokį kaip Karpienis pamėgdžiot tai jau nelabai tikim, kad pavyktų.<br /> <br /> Taip kad dabarties įtariamai Kanto blogų imperiją sudaro visa šitokia krūva įvairių [[internetai|internetų]], su visokiomis ten teorijomis vaizduojančių nepriklausomus tarpusavy, tačiau lengvai atsekamų pagal įvairius tarpusavio ryšius, sąsajas beigi tipines ir bukas rašybos klaidas:<br /> * http://kantas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://johnsonas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://valstybe.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://pseudohistorian.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://ateiviai.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://docentas.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://www.pipedija.com/<br /> * http://verslumo.wordpress.com/<br /> * http://critisizmoflife.wordpress.com/<br /> <br /> {{Blogeriai}}<br /> [[Category:Blogeriai]]</div>

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