About CtG and new people around

Day 2,240, 10:33 Published in Japan Serbia by kowalski_afc

Ladies and gentleman,

First of all, I would like to wish you all Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Let the love be all around you.

Last days, we have once again the same old story, which is starting the same old troll war. So, let’s put one big full stop on it with this article.



Disclaimer: this is answer on some comments in this article and this whole article . The second article is maybe good one, asking for some answers, but the timing of it is terrible. Published on Christmas evening, when many of people which can answer won’t be online… I really wish that this is just coincidence. And I don’t believe in coincidence.
Will you like the answer or not, it’s not my or business of anyone else. Also, I will try to answer on your questions, but I can’t promise that I will answer on all questions. Please, note that this article has time limit: I’m in eJapan from 31st of December 2012, so I’m not sure that I know all answers to the matters which happened before that time, therefore I know many of them.

Some of you asked why ex eSerbians come to eJapan. This is quite simple question with quite simple answer on it. Here is very calm, believe me. No matter of periodical troll wars, I suppose that you don’t know what is real trolling. You do not have any idea of it.




When I came, ex eSerbians already had their MU and party. In the very same moment when I came in eJapan, I was lebeled as PTOer. And for me, in that moment, it was really natural to find an shelter where people will accept me like I am… The very same thing happened to almost every single ex eSerbian which comes to eJapan. Maybe not so directly, like that happened to me, but when you have witch hunt all around, it is completely normal to join to the rest of people which are trying to survive inquisition.

Someone called CtG with names like “ghetto”, “eSerbian cage” etc. But, did those people asked themselves what they did to attract those people from that “cage”? In bottom line, they forced many of those people to enter that “ghetto”.

But, I will need to disappoint you. CtG is not a ghetto at all. Yes, we are holding together, we are talking, but we are joking and in the very same time, we don’t have strictly command chain.




Someone will ask me: “why you don’t become eJapanese? You moved out from eSerbia, why you have eSerbia on your mind? It’s not the case in real life!”
Probably some of you already know my rl story. I’m not hiding it. I’m rl Montenegrin, born and lived first in rl Serbia for a long time. When I started to work, because of my job, I was living all around Europe and last almost 10 years I’m living in “the most beautiful and most European Russian city” – Saint Peterburg. So, let’s say the I have some kind of knowledge how it is when you work and live abroad.

And do you know the truth? Wherever you go, you are staying yourself. You can tell that you are Serbian with Russian, French or Hungarian citizenship. You can celebrate your own holidays, you can love the country where you were born or raised, you can tell that you love Serbia or Montenegro more than Russia/France/Hungary/Tunisia, and everyone will understand you. You can tell that you still have friends in SCg (let’s call it like that, as it is one of old names for Serbia and Montenegro), that you are in contact with them, you can walk on the street with coat of arms of Serbia, you can sing Serbian songs, you can talk on Serbian and believe it or not, you an even say loudly: I am Serbian (Montenegrian)!


(picture was made somewhere in Europe)
That doesn’t mean that you don’t need to respect laws of the country where you are. It doesn’t mean that you don’t have the passport (or some other document) of the country where are you living. That doesn’t mean that you are the traitor and that anyone will tell you anything bad because you are born and lived in some other country. Even more, everyone will be interested to hear your story and to talk with you about similarities or differences between you ex country and country where are you living. Many of my friends are asking me: when I can go to Belgrade (or when I can come to St. Petersburg) to show me the city. And no one will tell you: go away. I don’t know, maybe I didn’t find such person for my 36 years of life.




And let’s be honest to each other. Many people from CtG/TLS did more for eJapan than people which are “born” here. We are always ready to help to everyone. We are always ready to talk, to fight, to joke.

So, where is the problem? Is our chat channel closed to anyone? Do we come sometimes to official eJapan’s channel? Do we talk there? No, because #nippon is mostly dead dead dead… Do we talk on forum? No, as there is approximately 20 persons trolling each other all the time. Why to join to that? I was there as a congressman, but not more then that…

Is the problem with articles which are on Serbian language? Well, I don’t know about you, but I could find newspapers on Serbian language in Paris/Moscow/St Petersburg/Budapest etc. In any way, mostly articles are on English, except very few authors, which are publishing on Serbian.

And about avatars. I’m not quite sure about what are we talking. I gave this example to one of my friends, so I’ll ask you all together. Think before you answer.
You have two friends. One is ugly, always in not so fresh (or unusual) clothes, but smart. Second is not so smart, but always looking perfect. With the first person, you can talk about everything. With the second person, you simply doesn’t have any theme in common. So, which person you will choose to be more close friend? Will you choose “outside look” or “inside look”? Is the clothes all what you want to see? Will you be so honest to yourself and tell us free: Clothes (avatar) is not the most important thing in life?
I don’t need your answer. It can tell more about you then you wanted to tell.




You can be nervous about PTO “bull****”. Yes, I’m open about it. There isn’t any PTO from our side. That’s why it’s bull****. You can tell that ex eSerbians are trying to take political power. You are right. But, that doesn’t mean that it’s PTO. That doesn’t mean that something bad will happen. Do you know why?
Ceda.MJ
Jetishumadinac
Shadowmaniac
Steamroller91
kowalski_afc
Rik Daphne
Milutin Markovic
Nobunaga Sensei

Do you know what is in common for all those people? We all were in cabinet or even Ceda was CP. And is there anything bad happened to eJapan? Do I need to put how many of us were in Congress?

How many malicious laws were propose by ex eSerbians? I can bet that I can find much more malicious laws proposed by other parties.




So, where is the problem? I already wrote once where. Answers are here: It’s all about politics (part II)
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/it-rsquo-s-all-about-politics-part-ii--2288344/1/20

Some parties doesn’t have any program. Some people are stealing our ideas, our programs, our experience and make presentations that’s their programs and ideas. I don’t have anything against that as long as you are honest, as long as you say: thanks to XYZ for the idea! I don’t have anything against any party as long as their program is not running around and screaming: Dirty PTOers. I don’t have anything against any party or member of Cabinet/CP until he or she is doing a good job and doesn’t officially accuse 33% of the nation for betraying of eJapan, while on the very same moment he doesn’t do anything about incoming war.




I don’t have anything against anyone who respect all citizens of eJapan.
I don’t have anything against anyone who thinks that we are all the same.
I don’t have anything against anyone who will work for eJapan.
So, where is the problem?
It’s all about politics… Power… Dirty politics…
Leave CtG from it. We are open to every single person who is respecting us. It’s not our problem. That is, ladies and gentleman, your problem. That is something that you must to heal by your own.

It’s all about politics… Power… Dirty politics… Dirty games which we don’t want to play. Because many of you won’t like those dirty games at the end.
So, once again.
I don’t have anything against anyone who respect all citizens of eJapan.
I don’t have anything against anyone who thinks that we are all the same.
I don’t have anything against anyone who will work for eJapan.

Ronin, penguin and proud citizen of eJapan,
Kowalski_afc