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...


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.


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!!!!!!
abbyabagail wrote:Hello,
I found this forum when searching for some numerological info and was gladly surprised. I like very much the idea of talking to others about changing yourself and society for the better. It's needed, for most of us. Hope to find some good discussion here!
Regards
abbyabagail wrote:Hello,
I found this forum when searching for some numerological info and was gladly surprised. I like very much the idea of talking to others about changing yourself and society for the better. It's needed, for most of us. Hope to find some good discussion here!
Regards
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.


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

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

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