Demonstrations In Moldova

Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Andrewz » 20 Apr 2009, 13:48

Hey people, I think you deviated a little bit from the topic. First of all, let's forget about Siberia, since today nobody is deported to live and work there.
Second, I know that Moldovans work in Siberia. But Newrussian, you're showing arrogance, you should be more modest. Siberia is attractive for its high salaries (as against Moldova) due to tough working conditions. It doesn't mean at all that Moldovans work there because they don't like our sunny country. People need to survive somehow and consequently will seek for any job offerining respectable waging.
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 21 Apr 2009, 05:08

Dear Andrewz, I don't think it was arrogance, rather a kind of humour. I know that Siberia citizens love that area. Sorry for the "deviation".
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 21 Apr 2009, 10:33

I heard that the Chinese love Siberia also. In some years there will be a lot of new Chinatown here. These are only the effects of globalization I suppose... :mrgreen:
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Benn » 21 Apr 2009, 21:57

Some news in regard to the thread: Votes have been recounted, as requested by the president, of course they found no surprise there and it was proved that there were no mistakes in vote counting and communists took indeed 60 mandates in the future Moldovan parliament. The opposition risks not to lose 20 mandates because of double citizenship (as it is stated, Moldovan officials are prohibited from possessing double citizenship)
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby tricker » 23 Apr 2009, 22:22

Today, three opposition leaders were invited into the European Parliament for sharing debates concerning the actions from the past several weeks in Moldova. Europe said "Don't be confused that we "swallow" all the things mentioned by the communist government. We analyze things and make corresponding conclusions."
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Newrussian town » 24 Apr 2009, 10:02

Europe Forum Guest wrote:I heard that the Chinese love Siberia also. In some years there will be a lot of new Chinatown here. These are only the effects of globalization I suppose... :mrgreen:


They can try, many of invaders tryed. But you are right, I really don't glad to see like China is riseing. And with our weak economy, and we have only 152 mil. of life force. with women and children, but I hope one Russian soldier for 10 Chinese it is real :-(
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Steven » 24 Apr 2009, 17:51

Topolanek visited Chisinau yesterday. He agreed with the president Voronin to form an international commission for investigating the events of 7 April as well as all the events which followed later.
Also, the amount required for reconstructing the Presidency was assessed to $25 million
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 26 Apr 2009, 12:39

Moldova is a relic of the Second World War. There, the war is not over.
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 08 May 2009, 22:34

Newrussian town wrote:[Russians can live very well in Siberia with vodka and kazaciok, but for Moldovans who live in a beautiful and sunny country with wineyards and many fruit trees, Siberia was the Soviet gulag. :evil


You know I saw so many Moldovans works in Siberian towns, and even in my town, in Moscow, really cannot understand how they could left the proud and sunny country with wine yards and many fruit trees and.....aaa....? Really don't know with what else, for such a terrible place :lol: Did you know that every great countries had it's own "Gulag"? Americans- put into "gulag" Indians, Germans-I hope you have heard about it too, France had "gulag" in the Equatorial Africa, Spain-had its own "gulag-master" Franco, Italy-Mussolini, Great Britain- had as a colony 1/4 of the world including India. Portugal, and Russia too ect. So what? It was so long time ago; it is a real paranoia to blame modern Russians for the gulag, as well as modern Germans for the Nazi prisons. Every Empire had it's own victims, and a weak and little countries and nations, were, are, and will be suffering under the strong countries, it is a law that have existed for a millions years.[/quote]



Modern german still pay money to Jewish people, Sooo yes it is OK to blame modern Russia for Old gulag.
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Newrussian town » 09 May 2009, 15:18

Germans had lost the war! So they are giving money to them. Russians are not defeated! And never will be! With the victory day !!!!! УРА!!!!!!!!!! We are victorious!!!!!!!!!!!! Hitler kaput!!!!!! :barbare
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 09 May 2009, 15:53

И Вас с праздником!
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 09 May 2009, 16:58

Newrussian town wrote:Germans had lost the war! So they are giving money to them. Russians are not defeated! And never will be! With the victory day !!!!! УРА!!!!!!!!!! We are victorious!!!!!!!!!!!! Hitler kaput!!!!!! :barbare



How about Afganistan (victory?) O yes you also won the COLD WAR , oh wait no you LOST. :oops:
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Guest » 09 May 2009, 20:06

New Russian town will be ......very soon a Little China Town :lol:
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Faw_Peter » 01 Aug 2009, 09:00

[quote="Admin"]Demonstrators in Moldova have attacked the country's parliament in protest at the victory of the governing Communist Party in Sunday's general election.

on July 29 took place repeted parliamentary elections! Most votes were collected again by the Communist Party but they have not passed 50%. If the opposition parties form alliance, then they won the elections. So it will end with communism! And there were no demonstrations in Moldova after repeated elections. is quiet and peace.
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Riser » 01 Aug 2009, 23:37

Faw_Peter wrote:on July 29 took place repeted parliamentary elections! Most votes were collected again by the Communist Party but they have not passed 50%. If the opposition parties form alliance, then they won the elections. So it will end with communism! And there were no demonstrations in Moldova after repeated elections. is quiet and peace.


So to understand that Moldova almost escaped the communists? if is true then congratulations! Welcome to our world :super :)
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Aeneas » 08 Aug 2009, 15:52

I think it's a bit more complicated than ethnicity and political affiliation. I think that what you see in Moldova are the same symptoms of the generational gap one can observe in Iran, China, US etc. In many ways Voronin's supporters are similar to Sarah Palin's. I think that we're at the threshold of major global upheaval similar to the one that swept the world during mid 19th century. There will be lots of Garibaldis all over the world.
Either that or we'll simply have to wait for all the old farts to quietly disappear in the dustbin of history. Both approaches will work. The former one will be more exciting though :)
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Faw_Peter » 08 Aug 2009, 20:06

Aeneas wrote:I think it's a bit more complicated than ethnicity and political affiliation. I think that what you see in Moldova are the same symptoms of the generational gap one can observe in Iran, China, US etc. In many ways Voronin's supporters are similar to Sarah Palin's. I think that we're at the threshold of major global upheaval similar to the one that swept the world during mid 19th century. There will be lots of Garibaldis all over the world.
Either that or we'll simply have to wait for all the old farts to quietly disappear in the dustbin of history. Both approaches will work. The former one will be more exciting though :)


Has nothing to Voronin but to the party that is member. Old-age people who have lived in sovietic time left with ideas and confidence in the strength of that policy! That's why is what it is. Moldova is influenced by communist period and influence the people who lived during that period. They went through all the changes, and made an opinion that this party is the best, they feel protected and safe!
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Benn » 14 Sep 2009, 13:26

Voronin has resigned as president of the Republic of Moldova. 8 years of communist regime was officially ended in Kishinev. In a televised speech, Voronin announced that move in opposition, with his entire team and strongly criticized the current coalition government, pro-Western.
Voronin was head of state for two terms... Finally for them :super
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Re: Demonstrations in Moldova

Postby Faw_Peter » 14 Sep 2009, 18:11

Benn wrote:Voronin has resigned as president of the Republic of Moldova. 8 years of communist regime was officially ended in Kishinev. In a televised speech, Voronin announced that move in opposition, with his entire team and strongly criticized the current coalition government, pro-Western.
Voronin was head of state for two terms... Finally for them :super


It is time for that. Too many years communism was installed in that country. I saw some reports about Voronin and I did not liked him, how he looks, speaks and behalves...too far from how should a president... Good luck for new power and do not forget their promises to people at the pre-election company :super
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