Mihai Ghimpu condamnă Pactul Ribbentrop-Molotov

admin — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:00:08 +0000

Preşedintele interimar al R. Moldova, Mihai Ghimpu, a declarat că lucrează la un nou decret, de condamnare a pactului Ribbentrop-Molotov, semnat la 23 august 1939, care a scindat Europa, împărţind-o în sfera de influenţă sovietică şi cea occidentală, relatează UNIMEDIA.

Anunţul a fost făcut de Mihai Ghimpu vineri, 20 august, la emisiunea Fabrika, de la Publika TV. El a spus că va semna mai multe decrete prin care va conferi distincţii de stat, dar că lucrează şi la un nou decret de condamnare a pactului Stalin-Hitler. “Ceea ce s-a produs atunci trebuie condamnat”, a ţinut să menţioneze Ghimpu.

Scopul declarat al Pactului Stalin-Hitler era, din punctul de vedere oficial al Germaniei, să-şi asigure flancul estic în perspectiva iminentei invadări a Poloniei, petrecută cu o săptămână mai târziu, la 1 septembrie 1939. Pe de altă parte, Uniunea Sovietică voia să câştige timp, să prevină temporar o invazie germană, întrucât Armata Roşie avea prea puţini ofiţeri superiori, după executarea multora dintre ei la ordinul lui Stalin, în frunte cu mareşalul Tuhacevski, sub pretextul unui complot imaginar.

În realitate, ambele ţări vroiau să se asigure reciproc în procesul de împărţire în două a ceea ce rămase neocupat şi neîmpărţit din Europa. Acest Pact a determinat în cele din urmă scindarea Europei prin Cortina de fier, între anii 1945-1989. În aceşti 45 de ani, Europa Occidentală a progresat prin practicarea democraţiei şi a economiei libere în toate ţările aflate la vest de Cortina de fier, în timp ce Europa de Est a avut parte de regimuri totalitare dure, aservite Kremlinului, şi de economii centralizate, de stat.

Un precedent decret semnat de Mihai Ghimpu, prin care declara 28 iunie Zi a ocupaţiei sovietice, a stârnit profunda nemulţumire a Moscovei şi nu a fost agreat de colegii din Alianţa pentru Integrare Europeană, aflată la guvernare la Chişinău, din care, în afară de liberalii preşedintelui, mai fac parte trei partide liberal-democrate.

Decretul prezidenţial semnat de Mihai Ghimpu la 24 iunie spunea că ziua de 28 iunie a fost desemnată drept zi de comemorare a victimelor ocupaţiei sovietice din 1940 şi de condamnare a regimului totalitar comunist. “Trebuie să promovăm adevărul şi să educăm noua generaţie prin adevăr. Nu poate exista o societate sănătoasă atunci când politica adevărului este înlocuită cu o politică a minciunii şi a nedreptăţii”, a explicat preşedintele interimar. Decretul se încheiea cu solicitarea retragerii de către Federaţia Rusă, succesoare de drept a Uniunii Sovietice, a trupelor şi armamentului de pe teritoriul Republicii Moldova. În cele din urmă, decretul a fost declarat în justiţie neconstituţional.

Sursa: Realitatea.net

The world needs heroes

admin — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 22:32:55 +0000

We all know it some recognise it others don’t nevertheless we all want to look up to someone, somebody who models a lifestyle we admire.These people should be individuals who have risen above the circumstances of life to accomplish something significant.But this is where the problem lies, we want our heroes to be above self promotion and climbing on the backs of others.But that is very difficult to do in today’s world of widespread self-centeredness.And I don’t mean to get too melodramatic, but there seems to be more hurting than healing going on in the world today.I’m not talking about television series or comic books heroes although i think we could try to inspire our actions from them.Why?Because does heroes fight for what is right no matter the cost and don’t put their own interest before others. I don’t say that fantasy heroes are perfect because in fact a hero doesn’t need to be perfect nor does it necessarily need to be famous.Where do we find heroes?Well to answear that first we have to know what is the distinguishing essence of heroism.Every rational person, growing up, had his favorite childhood heroes.Whatever one’s individual tastes in heroes, one fact is abundantly clear a hero is not someone who reaches a goal easily being a hero, to me, means that you want pursue a worthwhile goal, knowing that the effort will be very difficult or even dangerous for the good of all mankind or at least as many as posible.People tend to forget thinking that what we take for granted is not a right but a privilege that we only have becouse some time, some where somebody did something wonderful an act of sacrifice for a cause that wasn’t necessary his or hers. In the West, there has long been an equivocal tradition of heroism. In Classical Greece, heroes were notable as much for their prowess as their moral nature. The Christian tradition altered the concept, replacing prowess with spiritual purity and honor. The Christian hero’s purity is his devotion to God and his fellow man. His heroism is marked by his indifference to his own life and interests. Jesus on the cross, dying for the sins of mankind, is the archetype, but many martyrs and servants of the Christian cause have followed in those footsteps.Strength is heroic it is used by excellence for a noble goal. Self-sacrifice is a noble heroic act if is in the service of a cause or for others.Being a hero has nothing to do with abilities or superpowers, although it would be super cool to have them. But it has everything to do with desire,fear and altruism.Franklin D. Roosevelt made a famous remark about fear: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” that wasn’t an endorsement of fear it was a clear statemeant against fear and the belief of some that you don’t allways need to fight for what is right no matter the circumstances. Have you ever imagined yourself a hero? Most of us have at one time or another. We have to talk about it,because somewhere in all of us there lies a hero waiting to emerge,it only depends on us. Courage is the virtue of pursuing one’s values consistently in the face of risk. It is not courageous to seek death and destruction: there is no value in death, just as there is no content to a zero. Nor is it courage if a foolhardy person acts in disregard of the risks. Indeed, it is essential to courage that one know the risk one faces, and accept it.In all fairness, one must admit that there are only some great enought out there to become true real life heroes but we can all al least try to become true heroes by being voluntaries for noble causes.I know that many of you reading this ARE Heroes. You do real, tangible things and believe strongly in so much. It gets exhausting to keep it up AND try to live in the mere-mortalsphere. That’s why it would be good to teach people to find their inner-Heroes. For those of us with causes, we really need to start creating tangible things for people to do and real motivations to uncover those hidden powers.Everyone should try to become a hero i know i do and i know others that are trying the same thing.Why do i say this?Because this world could be a lot better then it is now we all want the world to change but only a few have the courage to step in for such a large task.I will end this with a quote from David Bowie : “We can be heroes, just for one day.”

If you are trying to be a hero and change the world please give me your blogs url so that i will post it here let us try to make a real life Justice League

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Mihai Ghimpu condamnă Pactul Ribbentrop-Molotov

The world needs heroes