Comments on: Second day of Struggle for Freedom in Belarus! http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus Fri, 06 Aug 2010 01:03:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: nick from romania http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-196 nick from romania Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:53:08 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-196 LONG LIVE FREE BELARUS!SPRING IS COMING! LONG LIVE FREE BELARUS!SPRING IS COMING!

]]> By: nick from romania http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-195 nick from romania Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:50:34 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-195 i made a mistake: a payment in slovenia is equal with 6 payments in serbia! i made a mistake: a payment in slovenia is equal with 6 payments in serbia!

]]> By: nick from romania http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-194 nick from romania Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:40:48 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-194 stronghold, i understand your aversion against united states who bombarded your country whithout reason to do that, but you have to admit that in belarus tehre are not elementary human rights and country is ruled by another state: Russia. What is the similarities betwen united states and russia? the same manner in spread their influence without carreing to much about countries like serbia, belarus or romania. and about free market i wanna say you that free market becomes from the very healthy feature of human being named: own propriety. in romania between 1990 and 2000 was a very strange free market in which some groups (former kgb and communists) were more free than others. in 1990 they conquered the not so well informed people from romania with the phraze:WE DON'T SELL OUR COUNTRY" but in years after this they achieved most of romanias factories and natural resources becaming very, very rich (some of them like the former prim minister Adrian NaSTASE have now almost 1 BILLION dollars) while common people became poor and poor. SO:DON'T BELIEVE TOO MUCH THE RULERS WHO SAYS :WE DON'T SELL OUR HOLLY COUNTRY. if i know well Zoran Djingic was one of them. both Serbia and Belarus will have many corruption and financial scandals, as were in Romania, but the way to real free market goes through them. in Romania now is quite good , nobody is more equal than other and justice begun to work properly.but after 15years of not so good years. by the way: if free market is so bad, why in slovenia a men has a payment which is equal with 4 payments in serbia? stronghold, i understand your aversion against united states who bombarded your country whithout reason to do that, but you have to admit that in belarus tehre are not elementary human rights and country is ruled by another state: Russia. What is the similarities betwen united states and russia? the same manner in spread their influence without carreing to much about countries like serbia, belarus or romania.
and about free market i wanna say you that free market becomes from the very healthy feature of human being named: own propriety.
in romania between 1990 and 2000 was a very strange free market in which some groups (former kgb and communists) were more free than others. in 1990 they conquered the not so well informed people from romania with the phraze:WE DON’T SELL OUR COUNTRY” but in years after this they achieved most of romanias factories and natural resources becaming very, very rich (some of them like the former prim minister Adrian NaSTASE have now almost 1 BILLION dollars) while common people became poor and poor. SO:DON’T BELIEVE TOO MUCH THE RULERS WHO SAYS :WE DON’T SELL OUR HOLLY COUNTRY.
if i know well Zoran Djingic was one of them.
both Serbia and Belarus will have many corruption and financial scandals, as were in Romania, but the way to real free market goes through them.
in Romania now is quite good , nobody is more equal than other and justice begun to work properly.but after 15years of not so good years.
by the way: if free market is so bad, why in slovenia a men has a payment which is equal with 4 payments in serbia?

]]> By: xela http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-193 xela Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:03:48 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-193 you right man, and I can agree with you...not entirely, but partly for sure. but there are some major differences between 'free market democracy' and, let's say 'dictatorship', and the differences is that, that the latter will not allow you to lead decent life. it will take everything from you giving back nothing. free market democracy gives more possibilities. of course it requires more responsibility and awarness, because it gives you a choice. you can grow to certain point and if you will not go into politics and will not aiming for earning billions more likely that you can happily live in democracy, then in dictatorship... that what actually people are struggling for, they does not care about this or that type of corruption. politics will always be politics and goverment will always be goverment. the changes to such natural law might only be made through transformation of human race itself. very deep transofrmation... while there are so much ego, hatered, jealosy and greedness in the world, what could be changed? just the form of theirs manifestation... you right man, and I can agree with you…not entirely, but partly for sure.
but there are some major differences between ‘free market democracy’ and, let’s say ‘dictatorship’, and the differences is that, that the latter will not allow you to lead decent life. it will take everything from you giving back nothing.
free market democracy gives more possibilities. of course it requires more responsibility and awarness, because it gives you a choice. you can grow to certain point and if you will not go into politics and will not aiming for earning billions more likely that you can happily live in democracy, then in dictatorship… that what actually people are struggling for, they does not care about this or that type of corruption. politics will always be politics and goverment will always be goverment. the changes to such natural law might only be made through transformation of human race itself. very deep transofrmation… while there are so much ego, hatered, jealosy and greedness in the world, what could be changed? just the form of theirs manifestation…

]]> By: StrongHold http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-192 StrongHold Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:01:46 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-192 It s up to you decide what kind of democrats are yours. Pattern of your orange revoloution is same, and I am afraid outcome too. 2 million unemployed in Serbia and rest is working for 150 euros montly. Money and company monopolies connected with political oligarchy, like in communism, talking lies about better living standard, but ordinary people see quite opposite things. We succeeded to change local chief with global dictator who is more dangerous, crueller and more greedy The myth of independent and free western media is just a myth, even it s better to say lie. Every media depends of it s owner money. We in Serbia have good experiece. As Henry Ford said, "Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black". Bunch of "democratic media" with only one point of view. Difference between presence and past is only in type of media control. Wellcome to matrix It s up to you decide what kind of democrats are yours. Pattern of your orange revoloution is same, and I am afraid outcome too. 2 million unemployed in Serbia and rest is working for 150 euros montly. Money and company monopolies connected with political oligarchy, like in communism, talking lies about better living standard, but ordinary people see quite opposite things. We succeeded to change local chief with global dictator who is more dangerous, crueller and more greedy The myth of independent and free western media is just a myth, even it s better to say lie. Every media depends of it s owner money. We in Serbia have good experiece. As Henry Ford said, “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black”. Bunch of “democratic media” with only one point of view. Difference between presence and past is only in type of media control.

Wellcome to matrix

]]> By: StrongHold http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-190 StrongHold Wed, 22 Mar 2006 15:50:37 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-190 It isn t question at all, that the regime of Slobodan Milosevic was corrupt. Of course it was. But main problem is, that in "free market democracy" corruption is legalized, and it is only reason why it seems to us, that there is less coruption. Difference between old and new political order lies in responsibility. It is very easy to accuse Lukashenko or Milosevic because you can see them as the leaders, but who is responsible in "free market democracy"? Topple one politically puppet, and here is the other with same role and same policies. Real mony masters stay hiden behind the scene almost intangible. Money in politics results in theirs power and our responsibility. Power with no responsibility. Ideal dictatorship for 21 century. Maybe in Belarus some falsifying elections, but in Washington and Belgrade money lords legally buying electoral outcomes through financing politically party. Seat in CEO of Hallyburton after, sometimes during mandate, shares in Enron or contribution for campaign. It isn t big problem for suspicious in belarus vote rigging, democracy lovers and human rights believers. I can respect the man who pays his democratic belief from his own pocket, but I srongly feel contempt for "professional democrats". It isn t question at all, that the regime of Slobodan Milosevic was corrupt. Of course it was. But main problem is, that in “free market democracy” corruption is legalized, and it is only reason why it seems to us, that there is less coruption. Difference between old and new political order lies in responsibility. It is very easy to accuse Lukashenko or Milosevic because you can see them as the leaders, but who is responsible in “free market democracy”? Topple one politically puppet, and here is the other with same role and same policies. Real mony masters stay hiden behind the scene almost intangible. Money in politics results in theirs power and our responsibility. Power with no responsibility. Ideal dictatorship for 21 century. Maybe in Belarus some falsifying elections, but in Washington and Belgrade money lords legally buying electoral outcomes through financing politically party. Seat in CEO of Hallyburton after, sometimes during mandate, shares in Enron or contribution for campaign. It isn t big problem for suspicious in belarus vote rigging, democracy lovers and human rights believers. I can respect the man who pays his democratic belief from his own pocket, but I srongly feel contempt for “professional democrats”.

]]> By: Islander http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-189 Islander Wed, 22 Mar 2006 14:59:41 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-189 Hey Stronghold, what is a general opinion on Miloshevich in Serbia? We do hear experts and critics pushing speeches on both sides, pro and anti, yet what about ordinary Serbs? Hey Stronghold, what is a general opinion on Miloshevich in Serbia? We do hear experts and critics pushing speeches on both sides, pro and anti, yet what about ordinary Serbs?

]]> By: xela http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-184 xela Wed, 22 Mar 2006 13:15:42 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-184 StrongHold, yeah, we have to moderate comments, because of tons of blog-spam we recieving every day. Sorry for any inconveniences. StrongHold, yeah, we have to moderate comments, because of tons of blog-spam we recieving every day. Sorry for any inconveniences.

]]> By: StrongHold http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-183 StrongHold Wed, 22 Mar 2006 12:04:54 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-183 Moderation in struggle for free media. Interesting approach Moderation in struggle for free media. Interesting approach

]]> By: StrongHold http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-182 StrongHold Wed, 22 Mar 2006 12:02:12 +0000 http://www.wrongways.com/second-day-of-struggle-for-freedom-in-belarus#comment-182 Don t let them to occupy you as they occupied Serbia. There is no better life in democracy we can sincerely say after 6 years of "democratic changes". Fight bastards from Us and Soros payed NGO s. Fight bastards from OTPOR. Democracy only means robbery, and there is no justice for poor. Long live Russia, Belarus, Serbia Save stronghold of freedom Don t let them to occupy you as they occupied Serbia.
There is no better life in democracy we can sincerely say after 6 years of “democratic changes”. Fight bastards from Us and Soros payed NGO s. Fight bastards from OTPOR. Democracy only means robbery, and there is no justice for poor.

Long live Russia, Belarus, Serbia

Save stronghold of freedom

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