Jan Werbin'ski wrote:
> Zamiast dmuchac' nape;cznia?y balon ze z?otem, lepiej kupic' kawa?ek
> ugoru. Waz.ne z.eby tanio, a nie jak przep?acali frajerzy z
> rejestracjami zaczynaja;cymi sie; na W czy P topia;cy fortuny. W razie
> prawdziwego kryzysu zawsze moz.na cos' zasadzic' i jakos' przez.yc'.
> Wtedy Ty Fatso g?odny przyjedziesz do mnie i be;dziesz prosi?, z.ebym
> przyja;? te bezwartos'ciowe krugerrandy za pare; kilo ziemniaków.
> ;)
>
Koles, zaloz kompanie wydobycia 200 ton ruskiego zlota z bajkalu to sie
wzbogacisz.

Nie mam czasu tlumaczyc ale tu jest cos co przed chwila napisalem po
angielsku:


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Anybody for the russian language story of the mystery of
200 mt of tsarist gold?
http://www.rutv.ru/video.html?vid=52421&cid=5079&d=0
<http://www.rutv.ru/video.html?vid=52421&cid=5079&d=
0>

The story is as follows: tsarist gold, 1240 mt of it, has been divided
into two
portions and 500 mt of it hidden in Kazan. This portion fell into the
hands of White Army of Admiral Koltchak. Other parties were after this
gold also. Bolsheviks of course, wily french General, leader of the
league of interventionists. And most certainly the Czech military units
formed from the PoWs in the Siberia. The Czechs, having grabbed the
gold, 200 mt of it, lost interest in the brotherly love-in with the
Russians, made a run for the Pacific coast.
They betrayed Admiral to the bolsheviks to gain the free passage.
Admiral Koltchak was shot but the Czechs with their loot did not go far
either. Lenin was after the gold himself and he ordered the railway rout
to be mined. Eventually the gold train while passing the Baikal lake,
the deepest lake in the world, hit the huge boulder dislodged by
bolshevik partisans. It derailed and went down the depth, the gold
probably some 1 km below the surface.
The french general, an acknowledged swine by the look of things, got his
just desserts as well. Upon landing at the terminus on the Pacific coast
he was met by no guard of honour. Lonely russian white officer stepped
forward and cast under his feet 30 silver Judas coins.