| We want to not rock the decrees Alliance |
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| Written by Nina Gorincioi-Cadoppi |
| Wednesday, 07 July 2010 20:28 |
 I watched with great attention and concern events that took place in Moldova at the end of June and early July, including debates on their side. Ghimpu's Decree on declaring June 28 as a day of Soviet occupation IEA shaken well, with thoughtful voters for the November parliamentary elections - a far more serious than the previous examination for the Alliance parties.  What may be the fate of the Alliance in the future, if some leaders are afraid to give them the truth in public, believing that such voters will lose? Voters are we who we have placed all their hopes on the IEA, the Alliance is supported in this respect and Western countries. Soviet Propaganda mold cast over the truth, and local lackeys kept him hidden under dozens of padlocks rusting while. But after this truth we find bitter and tragic destiny of hundreds of thousands of Moldovans. Generations of Moldovans will not forget the humiliation they were subjected by the Soviets. All official and well-paid positions they held the "sent from the East" and the natives, even if they were educated, always remained second class. The natives of the cities housing waiting hopeless, and newcomers were even one of the first days as an "invited specialists. These "guests", and Misin or Kalin, always tell us they were "liberators" and will continue to fight for the fate of corrupt people. Www.timpul.md I read a comment on the article by Dan Dungaciu "Who does not like Ghimpu decree?" Message that recalls the saying "head bent sword does not cut it." Is not that enough for 70 years, as I stood with head bowed, terrified and humiliated, I always got hit below the belt? I think saying this is no longer present for Moldovans who want to walk with dignity into Europe. Forget it! We are accustomed to flattery in the face of the enemy, with pleasure to create some intrigue where common sense is accompanied by a sense of dignity, but we have learned and permanent manifestations of cowardice. I think pragmatism of representatives of democratic forces if Ghimpu Decree is rather an example of cowardice. I also believe that if given a categorical attitude was necessary LDP, which is filled with oak and European ideas young minds, rooted deeply trapped in the Moldovan society and what is valued and supported and abroad. However, we hope that small differences will not be shaken from within the Alliance. That is and Dole are Moldovan nationals to work in Italy, which gave massive vote for liberal parties in the hope that they will comply with pledges and support the European course of our country's dignity. Nina Gorincioi-Cadoppi,
Italy, Reggio Emilia |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 July 2010 21:28 |