{"id":174522,"date":"2011-05-30T09:36:33","date_gmt":"2011-05-30T09:36:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/new.moldova.org\/2011\/05\/30\/moscow-is-interested-in-destroying-ldpm-221333-eng\/"},"modified":"2011-05-30T09:36:33","modified_gmt":"2011-05-30T09:36:33","slug":"moscow-is-interested-in-destroying-ldpm-221333-eng","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/moscow-is-interested-in-destroying-ldpm-221333-eng\/","title":{"rendered":"Moscow is interested in destroying LDPM"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The news that some European politicians have welcomed the LDPM decision to withdraw Victor Bodiu from the electoral race for mayor of Chisinau, to support Dorin Chirtoaca , has sparked reactions of distrust in our proud capital and outside it: it’s too good to be true ; someone lies or exaggerates. On this occasion, Constantin Tanase wrote a pamphlet on a newspaper page devoted to the one that came with the news, that may seem, we must admit, a little "hair pulled."<\/p>\n

The fifth wheel
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

The idea that Western leaders would be interested in the details of domestic politics in Moldova, the maneuvers of the parties, the relations between the leaders of our parties is unusual for our citizen who was told by now that RM is a kind of fifth Europe wagon wheel, with no other significance than the Transnistrian conflict. Obviously, that does not seem to be true. And it is not.<\/p>\n

Agents per capita
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

For some time reality is different. Things began to change when Russia began its offensive to retake the post-Soviet space and even managed a bit in this regard. Ukraine "Fall" was the straw that broke the camel. Only then Europe has realized that very soon, Moscow may try to restore the "iron curtain" on the old perimeter. Today we are at the epicenter of an increasingly bitter geopolitical war that does not exclude the use of firearms. Moreover, all means are available to strategists in both camps, and according to the number of representatives of foreign secret services per capita, we certainly do not stand worse than in the consumption of alcoholic beverages chapter.<\/p>\n

Vulnerability
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Seen from this angle, political parties are "the Achilles heel", the weakest element, the simplest and most effective way to influence the RM policy. A party in power is the " transmission belt" that can change the orientation of a state. Major parties offer access to the main legislative and administrative levers. Like it or not, the attention given in Bucharest, Brussels, Berlin, Washington and other capitals of Europe to the LDPM and Filat is justified by the particular role his party has to play and actually plays in West-East confrontation on our territory. Electoral campaign in Chisinau has no way to escape those who think defense strategies against Russian political expansion. With the LP, through reckless, improvised, amateur tactics, has restricted election "area" to the CDPP’s of yore, and PD failed due to objective causes, to shake the Communist Party monopoly on the left flank, LDP, which is growing, remains the most important party, but also the most exposed to Russian attacks. Destruction of the LDP would be a great success in stopping Moldova’s European course and to return it to the period prior to 7 April 2009. Because our voter chooses leaders instead of doctrine, a weakened LDP would weaken the Alliance and open return to power for the Communist Party.<\/p>\n

Destroy the forest?
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

How can LDP growth be stopped? It’s simple enough to attract suspicion and compromise the leader. Without slip into conspiracy theories, we note today that, despite denials, the idea that the LDP will make alliance with the Communists is pedaling continuously and is creating the image of "oligarch" of Filat. We do not know, for example, if Mr. Roman Mihaes is a Russian agent, but due to perseverance which he keeps in coming always back to the denied "hypothesis" of a future alliance between the LDP and the Communist Party is hardly understandable for a neutral analyst. That’s not in his usual, "peacemaker", moderated style. We do not know the reasons of Mihai Godea, but his sudden, unwarranted pace appears again as a diversion against LDP. The ideas his mouth utters sound false: he left because Filat wants an LDP-CPRM alliance, Voronin, Plahotniuc, Filat, etc are oligarchs who have mastered RM. From Bucharest, Vlad Plahotniuc’s adviser, Cosmin Gusa, puts Plahotniuc and Filat on the same scale . But, at least since 2000, Filat was sight of the media, as vice president of the Democratic Party, then in 2007, as chairman of the LDP. If there had been, the work of "oligarch" had no way to escape unnoticed. During this period, Mr. Plahotniuc was targeted by press for dubious takeover of businesses, starting with Victoriabank. Repetition of false ideas is again either a sign of ignorance or bad intention. We say it again, Filat is not saint and we do not delude ourselves on the state of internal democracy in the LDP, I did write about it, but we shouldn’t cut a tree for a few dry branches , otherwise we should destroy the whole forest. If the lords Tanase and Godea were not disturbed by anything for three years, why were they in the fourth?<\/p>\n

For the benefit of CPRM
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Whatever Godea says, the surprising entry in the race for mayor is in favor of PCRM, which means Russia. In fact, about some of his teammates battle for the city is said to be part of "echelon" which Russian agents infiltrated the Moldovan NGOs to counter American influence. The fact that someone was busy raising Godea signatures, before he announced that he would stand should concern CEC and SIS. Godea’s behavior is even more questionable since, unlike Tanase, has never suggested, never absolute, that he might be interested in this post.
\nA foreign style <\/p>\n

As Godea, Mr. Marian Lupu did not act in his characteristic style, taking in a hurry, an advisory council to reform the judiciary. It is too obvious the intent to take LDP’s "water from the mill". Filat’s calm reaction, the only fair to neutralize a conflict that came over voters head like a bolt from the blue . Inflammatory statements (including Sergiu Mocanu) should be ignored as being to the detriment of the LDP and the benefit of the Communist Party. It remains a mystery why"the most moderate politician, who proposed to" end the political war" turned, unexpectedly, in the war against his ally . " LDP has everything and should be criticized to the point, but the anti-Filat campaign will lead to no good. The guerrilla war against LDP must be stopped.<\/p>\n

Too many coincidences
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

No matter how much we’d try toavoid Plahotniuc’s name it must be pointed out that in almost all cases above the figure of the controversial businessman can be observed. Even those caught with counterfeit of two Ukrainian newspapers, in the benefit of PCRM, are protected by Vitalie Nagacevschi who is Plahotniuc’s official lawyer. Too many coincidences to believe that it is only a random case. Why would Mr. Plahotniuc engage in a war with the LDP? He does it at Nar\u043e\u0454kin’s order or "sake of art", envy, revenge, personal interests, what does it matter? Matters the price and the price will be paid by us, the population of Moldova.
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Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>The news that some European politicians have welcomed the LDPM decision to withdraw Victor Bodiu from the electoral race for mayor of Chisinau, to support Dorin Chirtoaca , has sparked reactions of distrust in our proud capital and outside it: its too good to be true ; someone lies or exaggerates.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":174521,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[3],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-174522","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-politics"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The news that some European politicians have welcomed the LDPM decision to withdraw Victor Bodiu from the electoral race for mayor of Chisinau, to support Dorin Chirtoaca , has sparked reactions of distrust in our proud capital and outside it: it’s too good to be true ; someone lies or exaggerates. On this occasion, Constantin Tanase wrote a pamphlet on a newspaper page devoted to the one that came with the news, that may seem, we must admit, a little "hair pulled."<\/p>\n

The fifth wheel
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

The idea that Western leaders would be interested in the details of domestic politics in Moldova, the maneuvers of the parties, the relations between the leaders of our parties is unusual for our citizen who was told by now that RM is a kind of fifth Europe wagon wheel, with no other significance than the Transnistrian conflict. Obviously, that does not seem to be true. And it is not.<\/p>\n

Agents per capita
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

For some time reality is different. Things began to change when Russia began its offensive to retake the post-Soviet space and even managed a bit in this regard. Ukraine "Fall" was the straw that broke the camel. Only then Europe has realized that very soon, Moscow may try to restore the "iron curtain" on the old perimeter. Today we are at the epicenter of an increasingly bitter geopolitical war that does not exclude the use of firearms. Moreover, all means are available to strategists in both camps, and according to the number of representatives of foreign secret services per capita, we certainly do not stand worse than in the consumption of alcoholic beverages chapter.<\/p>\n

Vulnerability
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Seen from this angle, political parties are "the Achilles heel", the weakest element, the simplest and most effective way to influence the RM policy. A party in power is the " transmission belt" that can change the orientation of a state. Major parties offer access to the main legislative and administrative levers. Like it or not, the attention given in Bucharest, Brussels, Berlin, Washington and other capitals of Europe to the LDPM and Filat is justified by the particular role his party has to play and actually plays in West-East confrontation on our territory. Electoral campaign in Chisinau has no way to escape those who think defense strategies against Russian political expansion. With the LP, through reckless, improvised, amateur tactics, has restricted election "area" to the CDPP’s of yore, and PD failed due to objective causes, to shake the Communist Party monopoly on the left flank, LDP, which is growing, remains the most important party, but also the most exposed to Russian attacks. Destruction of the LDP would be a great success in stopping Moldova’s European course and to return it to the period prior to 7 April 2009. Because our voter chooses leaders instead of doctrine, a weakened LDP would weaken the Alliance and open return to power for the Communist Party.<\/p>\n

Destroy the forest?
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

How can LDP growth be stopped? It’s simple enough to attract suspicion and compromise the leader. Without slip into conspiracy theories, we note today that, despite denials, the idea that the LDP will make alliance with the Communists is pedaling continuously and is creating the image of "oligarch" of Filat. We do not know, for example, if Mr. Roman Mihaes is a Russian agent, but due to perseverance which he keeps in coming always back to the denied "hypothesis" of a future alliance between the LDP and the Communist Party is hardly understandable for a neutral analyst. That’s not in his usual, "peacemaker", moderated style. We do not know the reasons of Mihai Godea, but his sudden, unwarranted pace appears again as a diversion against LDP. The ideas his mouth utters sound false: he left because Filat wants an LDP-CPRM alliance, Voronin, Plahotniuc, Filat, etc are oligarchs who have mastered RM. From Bucharest, Vlad Plahotniuc’s adviser, Cosmin Gusa, puts Plahotniuc and Filat on the same scale . But, at least since 2000, Filat was sight of the media, as vice president of the Democratic Party, then in 2007, as chairman of the LDP. If there had been, the work of "oligarch" had no way to escape unnoticed. During this period, Mr. Plahotniuc was targeted by press for dubious takeover of businesses, starting with Victoriabank. Repetition of false ideas is again either a sign of ignorance or bad intention. We say it again, Filat is not saint and we do not delude ourselves on the state of internal democracy in the LDP, I did write about it, but we shouldn’t cut a tree for a few dry branches , otherwise we should destroy the whole forest. If the lords Tanase and Godea were not disturbed by anything for three years, why were they in the fourth?<\/p>\n

For the benefit of CPRM
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Whatever Godea says, the surprising entry in the race for mayor is in favor of PCRM, which means Russia. In fact, about some of his teammates battle for the city is said to be part of "echelon" which Russian agents infiltrated the Moldovan NGOs to counter American influence. The fact that someone was busy raising Godea signatures, before he announced that he would stand should concern CEC and SIS. Godea’s behavior is even more questionable since, unlike Tanase, has never suggested, never absolute, that he might be interested in this post.
\nA foreign style <\/p>\n

As Godea, Mr. Marian Lupu did not act in his characteristic style, taking in a hurry, an advisory council to reform the judiciary. It is too obvious the intent to take LDP’s "water from the mill". Filat’s calm reaction, the only fair to neutralize a conflict that came over voters head like a bolt from the blue . Inflammatory statements (including Sergiu Mocanu) should be ignored as being to the detriment of the LDP and the benefit of the Communist Party. It remains a mystery why"the most moderate politician, who proposed to" end the political war" turned, unexpectedly, in the war against his ally . " LDP has everything and should be criticized to the point, but the anti-Filat campaign will lead to no good. The guerrilla war against LDP must be stopped.<\/p>\n

Too many coincidences
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

No matter how much we’d try toavoid Plahotniuc’s name it must be pointed out that in almost all cases above the figure of the controversial businessman can be observed. Even those caught with counterfeit of two Ukrainian newspapers, in the benefit of PCRM, are protected by Vitalie Nagacevschi who is Plahotniuc’s official lawyer. Too many coincidences to believe that it is only a random case. Why would Mr. Plahotniuc engage in a war with the LDP? He does it at Nar\u043e\u0454kin’s order or "sake of art", envy, revenge, personal interests, what does it matter? Matters the price and the price will be paid by us, the population of Moldova.
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