[protest-ro] Rom^nul antisemit vinovat de Holocaust
Cam asta i-ar fi imaginea: http://www.jurnalul.ro/modules/pnCPG/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/P1010002%7E0.jpg Nu e de mirare ca ungurul il caracteriza drept: olah (adica tigan, nespalat, necivilzat, infect, hot, bandit etc.) "burghezia. Desi numeric, la momentul anilor '30, aceasta categorie nu depasea 0,12% din totalul populatiei, in mainile sale era concentrata intreaga putere de decizie politica si economica." 0,12% din populatia tarii conducea Romania. Toate deciziile erau in mana unei minoritati: financiara, latifundiara, intelectuala. "In 1930, conform datelor din Anuarul Statistic al Romaniei, la o populatie de peste 18 milioane de locuitori, existau 10.000 de mosieri (proprietari de loturi mai mari de 100 ha), doar 3.000 de mari industriasi (detinatori ai intreprinderilor mai mari de 5.000 de muncitori) si 2.000 de comercianti reprezentativi. Ei beneficiau, insa, de un avantaj: o impresionanta forta de munca ieftina taranii." Restul, adica grosul, adica marea masa a rom^nilor, cei care NU conduceau, cei care NU luau decizii, cei care NU faceau politica fiindca erau analfabeti, erau fascistii, erau nazistii, erau cei care au impins Romania in razboiul fascist anti-sovietic si anti-semit. Ei, adica grosul de analfabeti, sunt vinovati pentru Holocaustul comunist. Cum zicea Elie Wiesel: "Poporul rom^n a ucis, a ucis, a ucis" adresandu-se copiilor de rom^ni care l-au intimpinat cu paine si apa la Sighet. El le reamintea pe buna dreptate, acestor copii de analfabeti, care NU aveau nici o putere in mana, ca parintii lor, analfabetii, au UCIS. De ce? Fiindca nu aveau puterea decizionala. Logic. Motiv ca organizatia lui Simon Wiesenthal a oferit $1 cetatenilor rom^ni sa desconspire pe criminalii rom^ni vinovati de Holocaustul rom^nesc. Dupa cate stim, pana in momentul de fata, poporul rom^n, cel ticalos, dintr-o solidaritate criminala ce-l caracterizeaza, refuza impotriva oricarei logici materiale (tentatia unui castig usor de $1) sa ofere pe tava vreun criminal. Tovarase cbjola, ne adresam pe aceasta cale dumitale, campionul luptei si desconspirarii nazistilor si fascistilor din Romania sa iei atitudine. Te rugam in mod popular, partinic si patriotic proletar sa desconspiri pe dusmanii poporului, pe dusmanii ascunsi printre noi. Traiasca Pacea! Jos Ucigasii! Jos Nazismul! Uraa! http://www.jurnalul.ro/print.php?sid=243227 Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~--> DonorsChoose. A simple way to provide underprivileged children resources often lacking in public schools. Fund a student project in NYC/NC today! http://us.click.yahoo.com/5F6XtA/.WnJAA/E2hLAA/DXOolB/TM ~-> Sageata Albastra e cea mai mare tzeapa a transportului public! Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/protest-ro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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- creati o baza de date ori adaugati ceva la cea existenta:
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- stati la taclale cu altii de pe lista la:
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Aceia dintre Dvs. care vor sa acceseze paginile pe Internet trebuie sa-si ia un
ID de la yahoo; in caz ca nu stiti cum se procedeaza, intrebati si vi se va
raspunde:-))
Unele reguli (pe care degeaba le pun pentru ca veti protesta la ideea de
"regula"):
1. Incercati sa protestati cu folos, sa nu dati in ãi de pe lista ci mai mult
in ãilanti si sa vorbiti pe cat posibil in romaneste, cand nu folositi alte
limbi!
2. Nu includeti decat STRICT NECESARUL din mesajul original, cand dati reply!
Lista este in prezent nemoderata insa - daca va abuza cineva nerespectand cea
de-a doua regula - voi trece la moderari partiale, asa cum am mai procedat! :-)
3. Incercati sa treceti la "subiect" urmatoarele:
OT = off-topic
LINK = adresa catre un link interesant
PREZ = prezentare nou membru (in caz ca doriti, oricum n-au facut-o prea multi)
INFO = informatie
(mai inventati si voi!)
In prezent, pe site exista mai multe link-uri catre pagini legate de ideea de
protest; tin sa le multumesc d-lor Bjola si Branea care ni le-au indicat pe
cele mai bune!
Exista, de asemenea, cateva fisiere, unele interesante; Uitati-va la
"formularul pentru usurarea protestului" (format html) facut de Iulian si mai
veniti cu idei)
(acum am observat ca se vede prea putin cand folositi butonul "fa-o!" - dar
puteti insista, nu va luati dupa mesaj, Iulian are un simtz al umorului mai
special:-)
Exista un frame de site al listei, la www.arin.fox.ro/protest; asteapta si
acela sugestii (la admin se intra cu usernameul codruta si parola codrutza dar
tot nu gasiti mare lucru, pana nu propuneti)
Nu-i rau (daca v-a suparat cineva:-) nici fisierul zipat de pe site-ul
grupului("exemplu de atitudine protestatara") pus de mine; nu va recomand
neaparat sa-l urmati, desi uneori nu strica :-))
In baza de date sunt cam sase persoane (zic "cam" deoarece trei nu stiu... dar
uitati-va si veti afla)
Au fost create mai multe sondaje de opinie; multe sunt deja inchise dar se pot
crea altele (v-as ruga sa le lasati deschise :-)
In prezent sunt peste 300 membri insa nu chiar:))
Pentru ca, de exemplu, eu sunt inscrisa (pentru siguranta) cu 3 conturi si mai
sunt si altii in situatia asta; estimez, totusi, ca suntem cam 220 "pe bune".
Cum ii spusesem d-lui Bjola: sunt "persoane importante" pe lista - si anume
TOTI MEMBRII LISTEI:)
Numai bine, si protestati cu folos!
:-)
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[protest-ro] A-nnebunit ursu'!
The Arabs' Berlin Wall has crumbled By Mark Steyn (Filed: 01/03/2005) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2005/03/01/do0102.xml&sSheet=/opinion/2005/03/01/ixop.html Three years ago - April 6 2002, if you want to rummage through the old Spectators in the attic - I wrote: "The stability junkies in the EU, UN and elsewhere have, as usual, missed the point. The Middle East is too stable. So, if you had to pick only one regime to topple, why not Iraq? Once you've got rid of the ruling gang, it's the West's best shot at incubating a reasonably non-insane polity. That's why the unravelling of the Middle East has to start not in the West Bank but in Baghdad." I don't like to say I told you so. But, actually, I do like to say I told you so. What I don't like to do is the obligatory false self-deprecatory thing to mitigate against the insufferableness of my saying I told you so. But nevertheless I did. Consider just the past couple of days' news: not the ever more desperate depravity of the floundering "insurgency", but the real popular Arab resistance the car-bombers and the head-hackers are flailing against: the Saudi foreign minister, who by remarkable coincidence goes by the name of Prince Saud, told Newsweek that women would be voting in the next Saudi election. "That is going to be good for the election," he said, "because I think women are more sensible voters than men." Four-time Egyptian election winner - and with 90 per cent of the vote! - President Mubarak announced that next polling day he wouldn't mind an opponent. Ordering his stenographer to change the constitution to permit the first multi-choice presidential elections in Egyptian history, His Excellency said the country would benefit from "more freedom and democracy". The state-run TV network hailed the president's speech as a "historical decision in the nation's 7,000-year-old march toward democracy". After 7,000 years on the march, they're barely out of the parking lot, so Mubarak's move is, as they say, a step in the right direction. Meanwhile in Damascus, Boy Assad, having badly overplayed his hand in Lebanon and after months of denying that he was harbouring any refugee Saddamites, suddenly discovered that - wouldja believe it? - Saddam's brother and 29 other bigshot Baghdad Baathists were holed up in north-eastern Syria, and promptly handed them over to the Iraqi government. And, for perhaps the most remarkable development, consider this report from Mohammed Ballas of Associated Press: "Palestinians expressed anger on Saturday at an overnight suicide bombing in Tel Aviv that killed four Israelis and threatened a fragile truce, a departure from former times when they welcomed attacks on their Israeli foes." No disrespect to Associated Press, but I was disinclined to take their word for it. However, Charles Johnson, whose Little Green Footballs website has done an invaluable job these past three years presenting the ugly truth about Palestinian death-cultism, reported that he went hunting around the internet for the usual photographs of deliriously happy Gazans dancing in the street and handing out sweets to celebrate the latest addition to the pile of Jew corpses - and, to his surprise, couldn't find any. Why is all this happening? Answer: January 30. Don't take my word for it, listen to Walid Jumblatt, big-time Lebanese Druze leader and a man of impeccable anti-American credentials: "I was cynical about Iraq. But when I saw the Iraqi people voting three weeks ago, eight million of them, it was the start of a new Arab world. The Berlin Wall has fallen." Just so. Left to their own devices, the House of Saud - which demanded all US female air-traffic controllers be stood down for Crown Prince Abdullah's flight to the Bush ranch in Crawford - would stick to their traditional line that Wahhabi women have no place in a voting booth; instead, they have to dress like a voting booth - a big black impenetrable curtain with a little slot to drop your ballot through. Likewise, Hosni Mubarak has no desire to take part in campaign debates with Hosno Name-Recognition. Boy Assad has no desire to hand over his co-Baathists to the Great Satan's puppets in Baghdad. But none of them has much of a choice. In the space of a month, the Iraq election has become the prism through which all other events in the region are seen. Assad's regime knocks off a troublemaker in Lebanon. Big deal. They've done it a gazillion times. But this time the streets are full of demonstrators demanding an end to Syrian occupation. A suicide bomber kills four Jews. So what's new? But this time the Palestinians decline to celebrate. And some even question whether being a delivery system for plastic explosives is really all life has to offer, even on the West Bank. Mubarak announces the arrest of an opposition leader. Like, who cares? The jails are full of 'em. But this time Condi Rice cancels her v
