{"id":165533,"date":"2010-09-04T17:47:38","date_gmt":"2010-09-04T17:47:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/new.moldova.org\/2010\/09\/04\/dictatorship-of-anarchy-212164-eng\/"},"modified":"2010-09-04T17:47:38","modified_gmt":"2010-09-04T17:47:38","slug":"dictatorship-of-anarchy-212164-eng","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/dictatorship-of-anarchy-212164-eng\/","title":{"rendered":"Dictatorship of anarchy"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

By Andrei Munteanu<\/em><\/p>\n

Generally speaking, when watching any of the Moldovan communists on any TV debates, I get to understand again and again, that they have never relied on either intelligence and rationale in their: (i) actions, (ii) attitudes and (iii) „ideas”. Throughout history they have always made use of cheat, violence, speculations and, the fact that there are still so many of them and influential, in the Republic of Moldova (R.M.), is also a logical explanation.<\/p>\n

They are being used as (i) „club” on the heads of Moldovans, (ii) as instability and tension factor in the south-eastern region of Europe, (iii) as a scare-crow on the „western borderline” of Moscow interests and (iv) as a source of nostalgic, cheap and desperate speculations, for the naïve, who are not able to understand, that re-making the past as they are promised, is impossible and excluded.<\/p>\n

In the voices of the R.M.’s communists there’s nothing to hear. More over, I am certain that many of their demagogies they voice are “inspired” by somebody from somewhere and, those who teach them say what they do would never dare to say it by themselves in public, because they would be ashamed; being fully aware that they would get “screwed”. Why should they de-conspire, ridiculously, straightforwardly, if there are the R.M.’s communists, on whose account one can test any kind of stupidities?<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, if sometimes you get some time to listen to any of them, it is only when there are common meetings in groups, and, usually, their representative loses control on one’s mouth (like Petrenco, Iu. Muntean), or, just listen to some „attitudinal striving” related to human rights, for fun, even when delivered as some speeches with „serious mimics”, such as the communists’ lawyer, Dodon, Voronin et al.<\/p>\n

Where from could they learn good things if it is commonly known that personally the leader of the „communist genesis”, gave birth and promoted by means of violence and cheating – a lie. Even if V. Lenin said: „ Learning, learning and learning”, he added afterwards: „…learning communism”; that is, learning not by means of debates what is good and what is bad, learning not what is useful for harmonious development and for economic development, rather – predestinatedly – learning communism, which did not have any solid theoretical background which could be studied.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, the fact that they are aggressive this does not mean they are totally unaware that their way of being could imply for them, even in the R.M., which an extremely tolerant population, a big risk of getting in hard trouble. There is only one conclusion – they bet on an aggressive and brutal support from beyond, on behalf of Moscow.<\/p>\n

Not least, the communists have never chosen the way for development by means of intellectual growth, due to a mere reason that they have never cared of development of the country, but totally different interests.<\/p>\n

An obvious example is the discussion among Igor Bo\u0163an and Iurie Muntean on the Venice Commission recommendations with regard to election validation threshold (http:\/\/unimedia.md\/?mod=news&id=23234). The attitude of Iu. Muntean is so well „polished” somewhere, that, actually, being repeated for so many times, like a robot, by so many voices of the CPRM, it is easy to guess that the one who can claim the author’s rights of this attitude is far from being one of the Moldovan communists.<\/p>\n

They just do not care of the notion of human rights when it comes to issue of elections validation threshold, they cannot understand elementary things – that the people cannot ne forced to come to vote, and thus, an eventual reluctance of a societal majority to take part in the elections can imply the need to make decisions based on ballots cast by those who want to take part in the governance act – even if they are in minority.<\/p>\n

And, if in a certain situation a societal majority does not want to come to vote, due to no matter what kind of reasons, this does not mean there is no use to run elections and\/or referendums, neither that, there could be grounds for somebody make decisions on essential issues in a society on mere hypotheses and\/or arbitrarily, or, this might mean to imply anarchy, instead of democracy.<\/p>\n

Thus, one can easily conclude that the communists, just for the sake of meeting their caprices, and by disregarding human rights in elections, would rather support anarchy than democracy. What would they suggest to those who do not want to take part in elections – dictatorship of anarchy? Let’s think together – what might be more optimal for a governance – representing an eventual conscious minority (in case a majority does not display interest to take part in a referendum\/elections), or emergence to power of a group of adventurers, who get there by means of violence, and\/or faking voting results?<\/p>\n

It is quite improbable that this subject will disappear immediately after referendum, because if they previously used to claim it as intention of the Alliance to do all kind of alleged “evil things”, by having diminished the electoral threshold, their caprices will get shattered even more in the referendum and then, they will use it as alleged „argument” of a „fact committed”, worthy of … bla-bla-bla.
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Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>Generally speaking, when watching any of the Moldovan communists on any TV debates, I get to understand again and again, that they have never relied on either intelligence and rationale in their: (i) actions, (ii) attitudes and (iii) \u201eideas\u201d. Throughout history they have always made use of cheat, violence, speculations and, the fact that there are still so many of them and influential, in the Republic of Moldova (R.M.), is also a logical explanation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":165532,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[3],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-165533","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-politics"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

By Andrei Munteanu<\/em><\/p>\n

Generally speaking, when watching any of the Moldovan communists on any TV debates, I get to understand again and again, that they have never relied on either intelligence and rationale in their: (i) actions, (ii) attitudes and (iii) „ideas”. Throughout history they have always made use of cheat, violence, speculations and, the fact that there are still so many of them and influential, in the Republic of Moldova (R.M.), is also a logical explanation.<\/p>\n

They are being used as (i) „club” on the heads of Moldovans, (ii) as instability and tension factor in the south-eastern region of Europe, (iii) as a scare-crow on the „western borderline” of Moscow interests and (iv) as a source of nostalgic, cheap and desperate speculations, for the naïve, who are not able to understand, that re-making the past as they are promised, is impossible and excluded.<\/p>\n

In the voices of the R.M.’s communists there’s nothing to hear. More over, I am certain that many of their demagogies they voice are “inspired” by somebody from somewhere and, those who teach them say what they do would never dare to say it by themselves in public, because they would be ashamed; being fully aware that they would get “screwed”. Why should they de-conspire, ridiculously, straightforwardly, if there are the R.M.’s communists, on whose account one can test any kind of stupidities?<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, if sometimes you get some time to listen to any of them, it is only when there are common meetings in groups, and, usually, their representative loses control on one’s mouth (like Petrenco, Iu. Muntean), or, just listen to some „attitudinal striving” related to human rights, for fun, even when delivered as some speeches with „serious mimics”, such as the communists’ lawyer, Dodon, Voronin et al.<\/p>\n

Where from could they learn good things if it is commonly known that personally the leader of the „communist genesis”, gave birth and promoted by means of violence and cheating – a lie. Even if V. Lenin said: „ Learning, learning and learning”, he added afterwards: „…learning communism”; that is, learning not by means of debates what is good and what is bad, learning not what is useful for harmonious development and for economic development, rather – predestinatedly – learning communism, which did not have any solid theoretical background which could be studied.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, the fact that they are aggressive this does not mean they are totally unaware that their way of being could imply for them, even in the R.M., which an extremely tolerant population, a big risk of getting in hard trouble. There is only one conclusion – they bet on an aggressive and brutal support from beyond, on behalf of Moscow.<\/p>\n

Not least, the communists have never chosen the way for development by means of intellectual growth, due to a mere reason that they have never cared of development of the country, but totally different interests.<\/p>\n

An obvious example is the discussion among Igor Bo\u0163an and Iurie Muntean on the Venice Commission recommendations with regard to election validation threshold (http:\/\/unimedia.md\/?mod=news&id=23234). The attitude of Iu. Muntean is so well „polished” somewhere, that, actually, being repeated for so many times, like a robot, by so many voices of the CPRM, it is easy to guess that the one who can claim the author’s rights of this attitude is far from being one of the Moldovan communists.<\/p>\n

They just do not care of the notion of human rights when it comes to issue of elections validation threshold, they cannot understand elementary things – that the people cannot ne forced to come to vote, and thus, an eventual reluctance of a societal majority to take part in the elections can imply the need to make decisions based on ballots cast by those who want to take part in the governance act – even if they are in minority.<\/p>\n

And, if in a certain situation a societal majority does not want to come to vote, due to no matter what kind of reasons, this does not mean there is no use to run elections and\/or referendums, neither that, there could be grounds for somebody make decisions on essential issues in a society on mere hypotheses and\/or arbitrarily, or, this might mean to imply anarchy, instead of democracy.<\/p>\n

Thus, one can easily conclude that the communists, just for the sake of meeting their caprices, and by disregarding human rights in elections, would rather support anarchy than democracy. What would they suggest to those who do not want to take part in elections – dictatorship of anarchy? Let’s think together – what might be more optimal for a governance – representing an eventual conscious minority (in case a majority does not display interest to take part in a referendum\/elections), or emergence to power of a group of adventurers, who get there by means of violence, and\/or faking voting results?<\/p>\n

It is quite improbable that this subject will disappear immediately after referendum, because if they previously used to claim it as intention of the Alliance to do all kind of alleged “evil things”, by having diminished the electoral threshold, their caprices will get shattered even more in the referendum and then, they will use it as alleged „argument” of a „fact committed”, worthy of … bla-bla-bla.
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