jasenovac i gradiška stara to je kuća maksovih mesara...u čapljini klaonica bila mnogo srba neretva odnila...pozdrav direktorima i njihovim skinhead fanovima u beogradu i okolici.BBB

Ja sam metalac a opste je poznato da se metalci i pankeri bas ne gotive ali Direktori su jebeno nenadjebivi, Mrzim Hajduk!

pozdrav za direktore sad sam trenutno u novom zelandu i slusham pesmu pod shljivama! nedostaje mi srbija i direktori, pozdrav za trtu sa b.brda

nisu losi.mada su bolji Zivotinje,Saht,Providjenje,Agresija,Drzavni udar,

Haha proviđenje ljotić dimitrije spašava čast srbije...hahaha

Mamu vam jebem četničku,živeo Fudbalski Klub Partizan!

jebo te partizan,izgubio je od jebenog hajduka iz kule.......zvezda srbija nikad jugoslavija.....oi................

Partizan Jugoslavija,Nikad Srbija!

Pusite vi samo kurac jedni drugima i guzite se,i tovari i cetnici,uvijek ste i bili pederi.a ti kizo idi na more u Bugarsku pa tamo srbuj i pricaj o srpskoj dalmaciji kad su vas svi odjebali.a ti split seres maloj picki cetnickoj a 80% vas slusa cecu i vesnu zmijanac.MA I JEDNI I DRUGI STE CIGANI.a tko voli punk i oi voljet ce i direktore jer su dobar bend.jebite se svi
FORZA FIUME!!!!!SAMI PROTIV SVIH!!!

Super bend, ska punk 4 life !!!

Jer ima neki sajt o Direktori ? :-)

Dobro je prijatelju,samo bez uzrujavanja,jer nisam došao ovdje da se svađam sa tobom,a što se tiče direktora zašto misliš da hrvat ne bi smio slušati njih kad imaju neke stvarno dobre pjesme(bando crvena,čistićete ulice,životinjska farma...)meni je samo žao što u hrvatskoj nema neki bend koji donekle zvuči kao direktori,ajde bok!

ja osim te debilne pjesmice mrzim hajduk nisam primjetio da su pjevali nešto protiv hrvata,a osim toga se puno nacionalističkih bendova iz srbije sluša u hrvatskoj tipa:riblja čorba,trula koalicija,šaht,cokule,
bgd sindikat,itd...

Dobro to je potpuno normalno za Srbiju se uvek znalo da se slusaju hrvatski izvodjaci pogotovo pop. Dok u hrvatskoj je isto tako bilo samo sto u medijima nisu bili prisutni kao sto je ovde.

verovatno ce te sada da se bolje upoznate,pa da se nadjete i jebete,jebem vam mater sabansku,ovde se pise komentar o izvodjacu,a ne prepucavanje,DIREKTORI................

Vreme je za akciju
Pivo, glasnu muziku
Pridji nama, nasmej se
Sada krece zezanje, jer:

Skinhedi oko mene skankuju
Kao da mnogo ne brinu
Sta sutra nosi dan

Sve ono crno sto muci te
Zgazi, zaboravi, izbaci kroz skakanje.
Odlicni tekstovi i treba vise ovakvih tekstova.
NAjaci ste vi i Saht.Pozdrav iz RS-Celinac
Oi!Skinheads

Ma ti direktori su kurčina od benda, nit su punksi nit su skinsi...Beogradski papci

Direktori su pravi! Mir boziji-Srbija Srbima

NAJBOLJI SU DIREKTORI!!!


MI VOLIMO PIVO,BANDO CRVENA,CISTICETE ULICE./...

ZA NEKE KOJI NISU UPUCENI U TO STA SU SKINSI!
IMATE TU GRUPE I PODGRUPE

WHITE POWER!! SS,88,14




History
English Skinheads in late 1960s
English Skinheads in late 1960s

The original skinhead subculture started in the second half of the 1960s in the United Kingdom, and that first wave mostly faded out in the early 1970s. The skinhead subculture was revived in the UK to a notable extent in the late 1970s, and has since spread to different countries and has adapted to various cultural trends and social conditions.

[edit] Mod origins

In the late 1950s, Great Britain's entrenched class system limited most working class people's educational, housing, and economic opportunities. However, Britain's post-war economic boom led to an increase in disposable income among many young people. Some of those youths invested in new fashions popularized by American soul groups, British R&B bands, certain movie actors, and Carnaby Street clothing merchants.[1][2]

These youths became known as the mods, a youth subculture noted for its consumerism — and devotion to fashion, music and scooters.[3] Mods of lesser means made do with practical styles that suited their lifestyle and employment circumstances: steel-toe boots, straight-leg jeans or Sta-Prest trousers, button-up shirts, and braces (called suspenders in the USA). When possible, these working-class mods spent their money on suits and other sharp outfits to wear at dancehalls, where they enjoyed soul, ska, bluebeat and rocksteady music.[4]

[edit] Split with the mods

Around 1965, a schism developed between the peacock mods, who were less violent and always wore the latest expensive clothes, and the hard mods (also known as gang mods), who were identified by their shorter hair and more working-class image.[5] Also known as lemonheads and peanuts, these hard mods became commonly known as skinheads by about 1968.[6] Their shorter hair may have come about for practical reasons, since long hair can be a liability in industrial jobs and a disadvantage in streetfights. Skinheads may also have cut their hair short in defiance of the more bourgeois hippie culture popular at the time.[7]

In addition to retaining many mod influences, early skinheads were very interested in Jamaican rude boy styles and culture, especially the music: ska, rocksteady, and early reggae (before the tempo slowed down and lyrics became focused on topics like black nationalism and Rastafarianism).[8][9] Skinhead culture became so popular by 1969 that even the rock band Slade temporarily adopted the look, as a marketing strategy.[10][11][12] The subculture gained wider notice because of a series of violent and sexually explicit novels by Richard Allen, notably Skinhead and Skinhead Escapes.[13] [14]

[edit] Offshoots and revivals

By the 1970s, the skinhead subculture started to fade from popular culture, and some of the original skins dropped into new categories, such as the suedeheads (defined by the ability to manipulate one's hair with a comb), smoothies (often with shoulder-length hairstyles), and bootboys (with mod-length hair; associated with gangs and hooliganism).[15] [16] [17] Some fashion trends returned to mod roots, reintroducing brogues, loafers, suits, and the slacks-and-sweater look.

In the mid-1970s, the skinhead subculture was revived to a notable extent after the introduction of punk rock and Oi! music. Skinheads with even shorter hair and less emphasis on traditional styles grew in numbers and grabbed media attention, mostly as a result of their involvement with football hooliganism. These skinheads wore punk-influenced styles like higher boots than before (14-20 eyelets) and tighter jeans (sometimes splattered with bleach). However, there were still several skinheads who preferred the original mod-inspired styles. Eventually different interpretations of the skinhead subculture expanded beyond The UK and Europe. One major example is that in the United States, certain segments of the hardcore punk scene embraced skinhead style and developed its own version of the subculture.

[edit] Racism and anti-racism

In the late 1960s, some skinheads (including black skinheads) had engaged in Paki bashing (random violence against Pakistanis and other South Asian immigrants).[18][19][20] However, there had also been anti-racist and leftist skinheads from the beginning, especially in areas such as Scotland and Northern England.[21] [22] In the 1970s, the racist violence became more politicized, with the involvement of far right organizations like the National Front and British Movement, which included many skinheads among their ranks. Those organizations' positions against blacks and Asians appealed to many working class skinheads who blamed immigrants for economic and social problems. This led to the public's misconception that skinheads are neo-Nazis.

In an attempt to counter this stereotype, some skinheads formed anti-racist organizations. Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice (SHARP) started in the United States in 1987, and Anti-Racist Action (ARA) began in 1988 as an anti-racial movement, not a political movement.[23][24] SHARP spread to the UK and beyond, and other less-political skinheads also spoke out against neo-Nazis and in support of traditional skinhead culture.[25][26] Two examples are the Glasgow Spy Kids in Scotland (who coined the phrase Spirit of 69), and the publishers of the Hard As Nails zine in England.[27]

[edit] Political categories

There are several different political categories of skinheads. However, many skinheads don't fit into any of these categories. The usefulness of these terms is to explain the dominant forces of skinhead political groupings. There are no reliable statistics documenting how many skinheads have belonged to each category.

[edit] Anti-racist

Anti-racist skinheads, sometimes known as SHARPs, are aggressively opposed to neo-Nazism and racism, although not always political in terms of other issues. The label SHARP is sometimes used to describe all anti-racist skinheads, even if they aren't members of a SHARP organization. Some anti-racist skinheads have been involved with political groups such as Anti-Fascist Action or Anti-Racist Action. White power and traditional skinheads (especially in the U.S.) sometimes refer to them as baldies.

[edit] Apolitical

Apolitical skinheads either oppose all politics in general, are politically moderate, or keep their personal political views out of the skinhead subculture. Skinheads on either extreme of the political spectrum sometimes refer to this type as a fencewalker.

[edit] Left wing

Left wing skinheads are anti-racist and anti-fascist, taking a militant pro-working class stance. This category includes redskins and anarchist skinheads. The most well-known organization in this category is Red and Anarchist Skinheads.

[edit] Right wing

Right wing skinheads are conservative and patriotic, but not necessarily extreme or fascist. This type of skinhead seems to be common in the United States.[28]

[edit] White Power

White power or Nazi skinheads are racist, extremely nationalist and highly political. Many Nazi skinheads have no connection to the original 1960s skinhead culture in terms of style or interests. SHARPs and traditional skinheads often refer to them as boneheads.

[edit] Style and clothing

In addition to short hair, skinheads are identified by their specific clothing styles. Skinhead fashions have evolved somewhat since the formation of the subculture in the 1960s, and certain clothing styles have been more prevelant in specific geographic locations and time periods. The following list includes many of the clothing articles that have been worn by skinheads.[29][30][31]

Hair:

* Men: Originally, between a 2 and 3 grade clip-guard (short, but not bald); beginning in the late 1970s, typically shaved closer, with no greater than a number 2 guard. Now some skinheads clip their hair with no guard, and some even shave it with a razor. This started with the introduction of the Oi! scene. Some skinheads sport sideburns of various styles, usually neatly trimmed.
* Women: In the 1960s, many female skinheads had normal or mod-influenced hairstyles. During the revival, many started wearing a Chelsea hairstyle, which, in some cases, is a shorter punk-influenced version of the feathercut. A feathercut is short on top (the crown), with fringes at the front, back and sides. Some Chelsea cuts are shaved almost entirely at the back, only leaving fringes in the front, and bangs. Feathercuts tend to have longer fringes.

Tops:

* Men: fitted Ben Sherman, Fred Perry, Brutus, Jaytex, Arnold Palmer and other brands of button-up or polo shirts; Lonsdale shirts or sweatshirts; V-neck sweaters; cardigan sweaters; sweater vests; T-shirts (plain white or with text and/or images related to bands or the skinhead subculture); fitted blazers. Traditional skinheads sometimes wear tailored suits — particularly tonic (also called shark-skin) suits, so named for the shiny material. Some Oi!! and hardcore-oriented skinheads wear plain white wifebeater undershirts, especially in North America.
* Women: Same as men, with addition of dress suits — comprised of a 3 length jacket and matching short skirt.

Coats: MA-1 type flight jackets (popular brands: Warrior and Alpha), usually black or green; blue denim jackets (Levi's or Wrangler); Harrington jackets; monkey jackets; Crombie-style overcoats; sheepskin 3/4 length coats; donkey jackets; parkas.

Bottoms:

* Men: Levi's, Lee or Wrangler jeans (usually blue), straight leg with rolled cuffs (turn-ups) to show off boots, often with hem cut off and sewn to give neater, flatter turn-up; Sta-Prest flat-fronted slacks and other trousers; bleachers (jeans splattered with bleach to resemble camouflage trousers), popular among punk-influenced Oi! skins; combat trousers (plain or camouflage), popular among Oi! skins and scooter boys.
* Women: Same jeans and trousers as men, or skirts and stockings. Some skingirls wear fishnet stockings and mini-skirts, a style introduced during the punk-influenced skinhead revival.

Footwear:

* Men: boots, originally army surplus or generic workboots, then Dr. Martens (AKA Docs, DMs or Doc Martens) boots and shoes, and later brogues and loafers (especially among suedeheads). Other brands of boots have become popular, partly because Dr. Martens and Grinders footwear are no longer made in England. During the 1960s, steel-toe boots were called bovver boots — thought to derive from the Cockney pronunciation of bother (in this context, meaning violence).
* Women: Dr. Martens boots or shoes, monkey boots, loafers or brogues.

Hats: Trilby hats; pork pie hats; flat caps (AKA Scally cap, Benny or driver cap) or winter woolen hats (without bobble). Less common have been bowler hats (mostly among suedeheads and those influenced by the film A Clockwork Orange).

Braces: Various colours, usually no more than 3 inch in width. In some areas, wider braces may identify a skinhead as either white power or a poseur. Braces are worn up in an X or Y-shape at the back. Some Oi!-oriented skinheads wear their hanging braces down, so they can be seen when wearing a jacket.

Badges: Button badges or sewn-on fabric patches with text and/or images related to bands or the skinhead subculture. Politically-minded skinheads sometimes wear badges related to their ideological views.

[edit] Style categories

There are several different types of skinheads in terms of style. Some skinheads don't fit into any of these categories, and many display characteristics of more than one category. The usefulness of these terms is to explain the dominant skinhead styles. There are no reliable statistics documenting how many skinheads have belonged to each category.

[edit] Traditional

Also known as Trads or Trojan skinheads, traditional skinheads identify with the original 1960s skinhead subculture in terms of music, style, culture and working class pride (see Spirit of 69). Unlike the other categories of skinheads, many traditionalists do not regard attitudes toward politics or racism as central to the subculture.

[edit] Oi!

Oi! and punk-skinheads originated after the development of punk rock in the 1970s. They often have shorter hair and more tattoos than 1960s skinheads, and wear items such as higher boots, tighter jeans, T-shirts and flight jackets. Although the original Oi! bands advocated a pro-worker populist stance, the Oi! music fanbase includes a wide range of political beliefs, from far left to far right.

[edit] Hardcore

Hardcore skinheads originated in the United States hardcore punk scene (with bands such as Iron Cross, Agnostic Front, Cro-mags, Sheer Terror, Warzone and Murphy's Law). Originating in the late 1970s, they differ from traditional skinheads by their musical tastes and a style of dress that is less strict. Political views vary, and are not essential to this group.

[edit] Laces and braces

Some skinheads, particularly highly political ones, attach significance to the color of boot laces, braces, and (less commonly) flight jackets. Some use them to indicate beliefs or affiliations. The particular colors used have varied regionally, so only skinheads from the same area are likely to interpret them accurately. In many areas laces must be 'laddered' - arranged with the outside laces horizontal and parallel, resembling a ladder - to be considered of any significance. The "braces and laces game" has largely fallen into disuse, particularly among traditionalist skinheads, who are more likely to choose their colors for fashion purposes.

[edit] Tattoos

Tattoos have been popular among many skinheads since at least the 1970s revival. The following are examples of tattoo designs that have been popular among some skinheads. In 1980s Britain, some skinheads had tattoos on their faces or foreheads, although the practice has since fallen out of favour.

[edit] General

Crucified skinhead (designed by Mick Furbank for the Last Resort skinhead shop in Aldgate) or other skinhead images; bulldog; spider webs on outer elbows or other areas of the body, Sailor Jerry-style tattoos; sparrows; boots; music-related logos; national or regional flags; images related to A Clockwork Orange; laurel wreath; rose; crossed riveting hammers (similar to those in West Ham United logo); weapons (e.g. brass knuckles, bats, switchblades); slogans such as: Oi!, ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards), SKIN, Skinhead or Bootboys.

[edit] Anti-racist

Trojan helmet; anti-Nazi logo; skinhead smashing a racist symbol; crucified skinhead (two-tone black and white), images of black and white skinheads together (e.g.shaking hands); anti-racist slogans (e.g. Smash Fascism, AFA; SHARP; ANTIFA). (Note: redskins and anarchist skins may have political symbols such as red stars, red flags, hammer and sickles or anarchy symbols.)

[edit] White Power

Swastika or other World War II Nazi symbols (such as SS symbols); three 7s (Afrikaner Resistance Movement logo); flags (e.g. of the wearer's home country, of Nazi Germany or of the American Confederacy); crossed claw hammers or other Hammerskins symbols,; Ku Klux Klan symbols; white nationalist slogans such as: White Pride, White Power, WP, 88 (Heil Hitler), 1488 (Fourteen Words/Heil Hitler), HFFH (Hammerskins Forever, Forever Hammerskins), Blood & Honour (or B&H); Celtic cross or other Celtic symbols; Runes, Vikings or other Nordic symbols (which white power skins use to symbolize white culture.)

[edit] Music

Originally, the skinhead subculture was associated with ska and reggae music, such as that of Desmond Dekker, Laurel Aitken, Symarip and Joe the Boss. The link between skinheads and reggae led to a sub-genre known as skinhead reggae. Other music genres popular with early skinheads were Motown, Northern Soul, Rocksteady, and mod RnB. Suedeheads of the 1970s were also known to listen to British glam rock bands like The Sweet and Mott the Hoople.[16][32]

The most popular music style for late-1970s skinheads was 2 Tone (also called Two Tone), named after a Coventry, England record label featuring bands such as The Specials, Madness, and The Selecter.[33][34][35] Two Tone was the musical integration of ska, rocksteady and punk rock.[36] The label scored many top 20 hits, and eventually a number one. During this time (1979-1981), skinheads were a common sight on the UK high streets.

In the 1970s and early 1980s, Oi! music became accepted by many skinheads and punks.[37] Oi! continues to be one of the most popular genres among skinheads. Musically, it combines elements of punk rock, football chants, pub rock and British glam rock.[38] The Oi! scene was partly a response to a sense that many participants in the early punk scene were, in the words of The Business guitarist Steve Kent, "trendy university people using long words, trying to be artistic...and losing touch".[39] Some forefathers of Oi! were Sham 69, Cock Sparrer and Menace. The term Oi! as a musical genre is said to come from the band Cockney Rejects and journalist Garry Bushell, who championed the genre in Sounds magazine.[40][41][42] Well-known Oi! bands of the late 1970s and early 1980s include Angelic Upstarts, Blitz, The Business, Skrewdriver, Last Resort, Combat 84 and The 4-Skins.[43] Not exclusively a skinhead genre, many Oi! bands included both skins, punks and people who fit into neither category (sometimes called herberts).

Although many white power skinheads listened to Oi! music, they developed a separate musical culture known as Rock Against Communism (RAC).[44] The most notable RAC band was Skrewdriver, which started out as a non-political punk band but evolved into a neo-Nazi band after the first lineup broke up and a new lineup was formed.[45] [46] [47] RAC started out musically similar to Oi! and punk rock, and has adopted some elements from heavy metal and rock music.

American Oi! began in the 1980s with bands such as The Press, Iron Cross (whose lead singer's father was a refugee from Nazi Germany), The Bruisers (their former singer now in Dropkick Murphys), and Anti-Heros (who sued the makers of American History X for wrongful use of their logo).[48][49][50] American skinheads also welcomed hardcore punk into the skinhead subculture, with bands like Warzone, Agnostic Front, and Cro-mags. Contemporary American Oi! bands usually mix early American hardcore and 1970s UK streetpunk to arrive at a style all their own.

[edit] Glossary of terms

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3i's (or 3-eyes), 8i's (or 8-eyes) etc.

Leather shoes or boots, referring to the number of rows of lace eyelets. Other common numbers are 10, 12, 14, 18, and 20.

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Bleachers

Blue jeans treated with household bleach to create a military camouflage-like pattern. They were popular among punk-influenced Oi! skins of the late 1970s and the 1980s.

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Bonehead

1. A derisive term used by traditional and anti-racist skinheads for a neo-Nazi skinhead.
2. A derisive term used by traditional skinheads for punk-influenced Oi! skinheads.

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Bootboy

1. Another word for skinhead.
2. A specific gang-oriented skinhead offshoot that started in the late early 1970s, involving a longer hairstyle and mod appearance, but still wearing boots. Their main focus was football hooliganism.[17]

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Boot party

(primarily USA) Euphemism for a skinhead fight involving kicking, especially when one side outnumbers the other.

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Bovver boy

(primarily UK) Another term for skinhead, specifically one who frequently seeks out enemies to fight. Opponents are usually members of rival subcultures or football firms. Bovver is Cockney dialect for bother (in this case, referring to violence).

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Braces

A fashion accessory for holding up trousers, consisting of a pair of elasticized bands which go over the shoulders and fasten to the trousers (usually with metal clips). In North America they are commonly called suspenders, although many skinheads use the British term. (Suspenders in UK English means a garter belt.)

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Chelsea

(primarily North America)

1. A female skinhead (also called a skinhead girl or skingirl or skinbird).
2. The usual haircut of a female skinhead, consisting of short hair on the crown, sides and back; with a longer fringe in the front and on the neck. Also known as a feathercut.

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Crucified Skinhead

An image depicting a skinhead suspended from a cross; often seen on T-shirts and patches, or as a tattoo. It symbolizes the hardships of the skinhead lifestyle (such as being vilified as racist even if one is not). It was designed in the 1980s by Mick Furbank for the Last Resort skinhead shop in Aldgate, London. The shop used it on T-shirts, advertisements and plastic bags.

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Fence-walker (or Fence-sitter)

A derisive term used by political skinheads for those who refuse to take sides, or who will associate with opposing groups.

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Freshcut

A skinhead (usually young) who is new to the subculture. There is no consensus about how long one must be part of the skinhead subculture before this label no longer applies.

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Oi Toy

A female who has sex with several male skinheads; a skinhead groupie.

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Skank

A dance style associated with ska music.

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Ultraviolence

Acts of extreme violence, often random, with no clear reason. It comes from the fictional Nadsat dialect featured in the Anthony Burgess novel A Clockwork Orange.

Owi hrwati i owde smaraju...A mamu wam jebem ustashku...NEmoj te wi da komentarishete nashe Srpske grupe...Stworite swoj oi,punk i nazi pa nam se jawite...I shta wi ljudi lupate,Direktori nisu punk...Oni su wishe Oi nego punk...jbt...odrastite...extra su...pozdraw od DETELINARA HOOLIGANS....

Skole, Direktori nisu punk-rock bend, nego street punk bend! Nemoj biti glup! Ako ne znas, nemoj pricati gluposti!

Skole, ako ne znas Direktori su "o! street punk" bend!

direktore volim zato sto su nacionalisti, a ne nacisti ili komunisti. zao mi je vas nacista koji slusate direktore uporno misleci da se oni zalazu za seseljevu veliku srbiju. zao mi je i vas komunista sto ne razlikujete nacizam od srpskog nacionalizma i propagirate pravdu po anarhiji. pravdu, mnogo lepsu i istinitiju jos je pre svih komunista podario srbiji car dusan. u skoplju, 1346. godine. a direktori samo odano slede taj srpski zavet. dole komunizam. dole nacizam. zivela kraljevina srbija. i ne mora da bude velika, nek bude jaka. pozdrav

samo saht, direktori su picke, kad nacisti dodju na sahtov koncert roga ih otera u kurac, a drakuli imponuje njihovo salutiranje. saht. saht. saht. evropska srbija. kraljevina, bato. a ne vas jebeni treci rajh i komiterna

pa vidi se da si saban neki stvarno neznam ko ne voli direktore a voli saht

direktori su zakon...i mojne seres sa su sranje....nemam nisa protiv sahta i njih gotivim al manje

Samo napred DIREKTORI, Srbi su uz vas, ZIVELA KRALJEVINA SRBIJA I SVI SRBI MA GDE GOD DA SU

Vi ste budale!!!!!!!!....dzaba vam sve pare pamet se ne kupuje!!!

najaci punk bend na ex-yu prostorima.
trebalo je imati hrabrosti pocetkom 90 i pevati o crvenima i o svinji sa dedinja, svom beznadju hiperinflacije bede rata
pomogli su mi da prezivim.surovo realni to je pravi punk na srpski nacin!

punk's not dead oi oi oi oi oi nemam reci ljudi su kraljeve punka jbg

bivse jugoslavije jer da pa da. oi! punk's not dead

Poruka za nacistička govna, degeni jedni nacistički bolje slušajte ono govno Tompsona i onog kretena Baju Malog Knindžu jer je to muzika za vas. Vi ste ološ najobičniji. A možda ste komunjare, ako se te komunjare onda teško vašim majkama šta su rodile. Ovo važi za sve retardirane idiote i nacističko komunistička govna bilo koje nacije. Sve vas treba pobiti da neširite više mržnju među ljudima.
Ono o čemu pevaju DIREKTORI to vi malo umni primitivci nikad neće te razumeti.
ROCK METAL I PUNK ostavi te za nas normalne.

A sada malo obrazovanja za vas retardirane primate. Naučno je dokazano da su fašisti, klerofašisti, nacisti, neonacisti i komunisti ista govna. To jeste primitivna stoka koja ne ume da sastavi jednu normalnu rečenicu.
SMRT FAŠIZMU KURAC KOMUNIZMU
SLOBODA ČAČAK

Pa sta reci
Najbolji su
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

neznam koji je svima vama kurac
hvala bogu da treba biti nacionalista
Baja mali KNINDzA je SRBIN
ne kontam ni jednog "srbina" koji ne voli njega i njegove pjesme
napusite se kurca svi vi tzv. srbi

Sta je bre ustase? Mnogo ste naostrili te kurcice, dobijali ste batina ovde a dobijacete i kad vam dodjemo u taj split i ponabijamo vas sve na kolac, PICKE JEDNE! Pozdrav Direktorima od clanova benda VIA-D'NO!

slusam pank, svidjaju mi se neke pesme direktora, ali bolji mi je saht. ovi 'nasi nacisti' nemaju pojma kome se dive. pa njih bi nacisti iz nemacke RASTRGLI! u redu je biti nacionalista. ja volim Srbiju, ali ne vicem "hrvati, siptari,cigani popusite mi kurac" itd. i ne sirim mrznju! Pozdrav vuku draskovicu i don.karlitosu.
PUNKS NOT DEAD!!!

BRACO SRBI NE ODGOVARAJTE NA PROVOKACIJE SVI SMO MI SRBI JEBO KLUBOVE A STA OVI MADJARSKI KONJUSARI OD HRVATA STO SU TO BILI DOK IH SRBI NISU OSLOBODILI GOVORE A STA JE BILO NA MAKSIMIRU I TO PRED SAM RAT PA TO NIJE TAKO DALEKA PROSLOST?!I KADA SU TO JADNI KONJUSARI IKADA URADILI U SRBIJI?

Mrzim turbofolk, hvala na pozdravu! Ja imam samo jedno pitanje. Ako su ovi svi toliko veliki SRBI, zašto onda ne koriste ćirilicu, nego pišu latinicom?

Ne znam da li vredi, ali pokusacu...Odnosi se na sve, ali posebno na CETNIKA SREDNJOSKOLCA. Reci cu ti samo jedno...HRISCANSTVO I PRAVOSLAVLJE SE NE SIRI TAKO! Ne znam odakle ti takve ideje. Ako meni ne verujes, procitaj deset Bozjih zapovesti! Razbili ste jednog ciganina? Kazes da nije znao OCE NAS. A ti sada razmisli da li znas uopste nesto o pravoslavlju ako tako maltretiras koga stignes. Da to treba raditi patrijarh Pavle bi nas pozvao da tako nesto uradimo. Ako si hriscanin treba da budes tolerantniji, to je ideja cele nase vere. Ukaljali ste pravoslavlje sa tim sto ste uradili. Zato ti predlazem da odes u crkvu, ali prvo da naucis Bozje i crkvene zapovesti! I da se tamo pomolis Bogu da ti oprosti za svakoga koga si pretukao ili ko zna sta mu uradio. To ce biti mnogo bolje nego da rusis Adventisticku crkvu. Probajte da nesto sagradite za ovu Srbiju a ne da rusite. Recimo, uzmi lopatu i ocisti sneg ispred zgrade. Tako ces biti mnogo blizi HRISTU nego kada bijes cigane po Beogradu.
Drugo, lako je pricati o Srbiji, vojvodama, Velikoj Srbiji...i ici u skolu u sred Beograda. Ne ide to tako. Ne znas sta je rat i bolje da ne saznas nikada. A ako si stvarno toliko zagrizen za rat...evo, izgleda da ce biti prilike, posto su ovi smradovi resili da nam otmu Kosovo. Ali pazi, to je pravi rat. Nema vise da izudaras ciganina, popijes pivo, pa kuci kod mame i tate. A sutra u skolu. Nema sine...mnogo puta neces imati gde da spavas, mnogo noci neces ni da spavas, sa 120 kg ces spasti na 80, 90kg zato sto moze da se desi da ne jedes ko zna koliko dugo!
Zato ti kazem iskljucivo za tvoje dobro da raspust provedes tako sto ces recimo da izadjes u KST i da navatas neku slatku devojcicu. Mnogo ce ti biti lepse, nego da rusis Adventisticku crkvu, veruj mi. A Srbiju, ako bude trebalo ima ko da brani, a ti probaj to detinjstvo da prozivis sto lepse mozes( jer ti je i ovako dovoljno sjebano, al' ti nisi za to kriv ).
I jos samo nesto da ti napomenem. Ni Direktori, ni Saht, ni Ritam nereda, ni bilo ko slican nije bio ni na jednom ratistu, nego su pevali po Beogradu, Novom Sadu...RAZMISLI O TOME!!! Nijedan od njih nije obukao uniformu kada je bilo gusto. A ako jeste, to je bilo zato sto je morao a ne dobrovoljno. Jedini koji je tako nesto uradio je Oliver Mndic. Otisao je u dobrovoljce da brani Krajinu!
I za kraj...ostavi se cigana. Ni ja ih ne volim, ali oni su jedini narod, pored Grka koji nas NIKADA NIJE NAPAO U ISTORIJI. Niakda nisu trazili nista od nas, a kamoli deo drzave ili nesto slicno. A zajedno sa nama su prosli kroz sve patnje koje smo imali. Najebali smo uvek zajedno. A to sto ih je Hitler mrzeo je njegov problem. Razmisli da li je slucajno sto je Hitler imao CRNO CRVENU kombinaciju( odnosno satanisticke boje!) Od svih boja bas crna i crvena u kombinaciji? Drugo mrtvacke glave na uniformama SS divizije, crna uniforma, progon Jevreja. ISUS HRIST JE BIO JEVREJ!!! Pa sada uporedi Naciste sa pravoslavljem...
Eto, toliko...POZDRAV!