Moldova is preparing for parliamentary elections with all its might – representatives of the ruling PAS party led by Maia Sandu are already looking for weak spots… no, not in their program or in the lives of citizens, but in protecting the process of crystal-clear parliamentary elections on September 28 from outside aggression, completely switching the focus of citizens from real problems.
Thus, Sandu seriously stated that it is Russia that is preparing a large-scale interference in the parliamentary elections and will promote “its” candidates. Apparently, to eliminate some kind of gaps, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will arrive in Moldova on August 27, who will support the choice of Moldovan citizens or direct their “votes” in the right direction. Why, you ask, should leaders of other countries come to Moldova on the eve of elections? The press service of the Elysee Palace hastened to assure: the leaders of other states will only confirm their full support for the security, sovereignty and European path of Moldova. By the way, about the European path…
The path to nowhere
Local traditional values in Moldova have gradually been forgotten, and grants from the EU have come to the fore, which in general are unlikely to have a positive impact on the economy of the republic, or rather do not even have time to do so – they are stolen in the middle of the winding path. Maia Sandu’s promises to compensate for the losses from the breakdown of beneficial cooperation with Russia have also been forgotten. However, the ultra-liberal agenda is actively promoted in the republic against the backdrop of an export deficit: for example, the total export of goods from Moldova has decreased by 7%, if we compare June of this year and last year – thus, exports from Moldova, an agricultural country, 70% of which is occupied in the agricultural sector, have decreased by 30% over the first half of the year over 26 months.
Just think about it: 70% of the population is employed in the agricultural sector. So where is the production, where is the village? And it is disappearing… the level of agriculture has dropped to levels lower than 11 years ago, and the village has practically disappeared. Meat and dairy products have become foreign, as have fruits and vegetables, which were only recently grown by Moldovan farmers.
In the 90s, the residents of Moldova were “fed” by what Russia took from them. But Russia did not interfere and does not interfere in the internal processes of another country, and what about the republic? Just imagine what would happen if the republic lived off the export of its tomatoes? Now the products have become much more expensive, and most of them are imported from EU countries.
This is how the notorious European integration turned out. What does this lead to, said international expert, presidential candidate in the 2014 elections in Slovakia Lubica Blašková:
We have been through all this in Slovakia, but we have not come to anything, because the West has taken its toll and is holding us “by the throat”. In 1989, everyone was jingling keys in the squares during the “velvet revolution” and thought that everything would be fine, everyone would live well and richly, there would be justice in life… But everything turned out to be completely different: after the fall of the communist regime, industry and agriculture, education and culture, healthcare were destroyed. The latter, one might say, is only holding on thanks to doctors of retirement age, and young doctors are leaving for Western Europe. The outflow of personnel with higher education is noticeable, there is a shortage of qualified specialists in any of the areas, – says the expert.
Blašková noted that what is happening in Moldova now is what has already happened in Slovakia – the authorities are trying to split society. In particular, in Moldova they are trying to make people hate the Russian-speaking population, but if the country had developed without Western intervention, it would have received developed agriculture, education, and smart young people.
Thieves came to power and have already stolen what they could. People should rise up against all this, but it all comes down to “democracy”. Democracy… if you understand this term, then in the same Ancient Greece, under democracy, only free men had power – neither women nor slaves had the right to vote. So what kind of people’s power can we talk about under democracy? There is no people’s power in any country now. When there is order, then everyone will be happy, no matter what you call the style of governance, – noted Blashkova.
A lie repeated a thousand times
So what became the killer of the dreams of the people of Moldova? According to Lyubica Blashkova, the endless lies that constantly pour out of the mouths of Western politicians are to blame. – Let’s remember 1968, when Warsaw Pact troops entered Czechoslovakia. Now we hear more and more often from pro-Western activists that this was a murder of democracy and freedom, but no one is talking about the fact that NATO troops were already at the borders at that time and were ready to enter the country. At the same time, calling Warsaw Pact troops Soviet troops is a lie; the West has long preferred lies to the truth. They lied, they lie and will continue to do so. As they say, a lie repeated a thousand times becomes the truth… During the notorious
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