Topic: is time for Transnistria to join russia ? (Read 2854 times)

So having new cars is the new standard of living? If I am believing in Commie propaganda, then you are addicted to NATO propaganda.

I see 2 April on the calendar, it's too late for such type of jokes. Seriously, I really like the western propaganda staff, this guys really know how to do their work and they are working very hard. Everything looks so believable, it's amazing. I almost envy people who are able to see the world in such colours.

Well, let's switch from The Matrix to the real world. They didn't "played music". They broke into Church during the divine liturgy, with the so-called "song" which was implemented with using obscene language. At any civilized point on the globe their punishment would be quite similar.

Some examples for comparison:

Brazil: Article 208 of the Criminal Code, imprisonment for a term from one month to one year.
Canada: Article 296 paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code, imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years.
Greece: Articles 198, 199 and 201 of the Criminal Code. Violation is punished by imprisonment for up to two years;

Germany:


Finland:


Russia: Article 148 of a Criminal Code, violation is punished by imprisonment for a term up to 3 years or by a fine.

I even didn't started quoting of USA criminal code articles, so this list could be much longer. I suppose that will be enough, but we can continue.

You really need to study more about Cuba. You cannot compare Cuba with the US. You should compare Cuba with its neighbors, such as Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Compared to those nations, Cubans enjoy a very high standard of living, thanks to decades of help from the USSR.

Medical care in Cuba is the best in the entire Latin America. Life expectancy is much higher than their neighbors, and even higher than that in the USA. The USSR had invested heavily in giving quality education to the Cubans. As a result we Cuba now have the highest per capita number of doctors in the entire Latin American region.

All this not without the obstacles. The richest 10% of the population fled to the US many decades ago, taking their wealth with them. Everything had to start from the scratch. But still, the Cubans did a wonderful job. The US and NATO is still trying to destroy the nation. But they will never succeed.

OK, maybe my example wasn't so good, but you must add the unwritten customs. I guess that in most of western Europe, there's an old law which gives a harsh sentence, but the courts are much more lenient. Anyway, think of Pussy Riot. Russia is one of the very few places in the world where you can go to jail for playing music.

You really have no idea about the Somalis. They will do anything to get in to the EU. Once they get in, then they'll engage in all sort of criminal activity. In addition to that, they fleece the general public by exploiting the social benefits. Most of the Somali families have 10-12 children each. So they can claim child benefits to the tune of $4,000 to $5,000 per month, in addition to free or heavily subsidized council housing.

A perfect example here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1293730/Somali-asylum-seeker-family-given-2m-house--complaining-5-bed-London-home-poor-area.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2575725/Somalian-refugee-refused-council-flat-scared-heights-WINS-High-Court-battle-offered-alternative.html

The Moldvins on the other-hand, are heavily exploited in Western Europe. The middle-men usually takes away 2/3rd of their salary, leaving hardly anything to the migrants. And another thing to remember is that the Moldvin migrants to Western Europe are heavily dominated by females (around 2/3rd), which puts them in a weak position to start with. Moldvin migrants to Russia are mostly males (60% or more).

EU salary wouldn't satisfy Moldovans... While Somali migrants will work even for bowl of soup.

Only those with Romanian passports are allowed I think (only some 10% of the Moldvins have that). The EU prefers Somalis, Pakistanis, Sudanese.etc to Moldvins.

Are they allowed to work in the EU?

Good. So, now we have another reason for referendum.

Sample of agitation poster:

Also, there is a very large Hungarian minority in Romania who wants to merge with Hungary.

This is not the first time that I am seeing frustrated Romanians posting here, asking Moldovia to merge with Romania. But the truth is that not even 10% of the Moldvins want to do so (I mean the ethnic Moldvins, who constitute 69% of the population). Support among the other minorities (Russians, Gagauzes, Ukrainians, Bulgars.etc) for this measure is practically 0.

And remember that some 600,000 Moldvins work in RF (15% of the total population, one-fourth of all adults). The attachment to Russia is much more than any historical link to Romania.

Haha, he's already here  

LOL, they were raped and killed by Stalin personally, seems legit.

Well... I see that zolace still haven't read census results, but tried to continue his dumb trolling... zolace, you really have to review your agenda.

Your The Big Romania is dead for more than century. Even in Romania almost nobody wants to revive it, because it will crash Romania itself.

It seems that you have no idea what the word "exactly" means.

You really don't know anything about the european history. OK, let's continue using your logic but using only the real facts, without any shit.

Wallachia, Transylvania and Moldavia were stolen from Hungarian Kingdom in 1526 by the Osman Empire. A few decades later Romanian kingdom was established in 1600. But only a year later, pro-turkish coup d'état happened and these lands joined Osman Empire again. A century later, in 1711 Peter The Great tried to free these lands but failed. Later, in 1859, Wallachia and Moldavia were joined into new pseudo-kingdom under Turkish protectorate.

Independance was declared in 1877, after the en of Russo-Turkish War (1877-78) Romania received northern part of Dobruja with Constanța in exchange for southern part of Bessarabia.

Romania kept neutrality during the beginning of WW1, but later joined war on the Antanta side. After a few failures and 1917 October revolution in Russia the Romanian side achieved some success, Transylvania and southern part of Bessarabia were annexed.

After the WW1 a parliamentary republic was created. Later, in 1938 parliament was dissolved and the royal dictatorship was established.

In the beginning of WW2, 1940s Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina were re-annexed by Soviet Union. Later, Romania annexed this lans again and occupied some lands of Ukrainian SSR. These lands (Bessarabia, Izmail region, Bucovina and parts of the Odessa, Mykolaiv, Vinnytsia provinces) were annexed back in 1944 and Moldovan SSR was established here.

So, according to your logic, Romania was never existent and we have to return Wallachia, Transylvania and Moldavia to Hungary. Or, maybe, we have to resurrect the Golden Horde and return these lands to them, because it was their land in 1200s.

Hmm... if the population is 100% Russian, then why they should remain outside Russia?

So the Soviets killed all the native men. Then they deported the women and kids to Siberia. And then they repopulated the area with Russians.

According to your theory, there are only Russians out there. Therefore the region should become a part of Russia. Period.

"Labor" isn't equal to penal colony. Usually this means "wash toilets" or something like this... Convicted person is appointed to some organization, and then he will have to spend required amount of time working for this organization. 5-20% of his salary will be taken in favor of government.

It might seem that the punishment in Russia is relatively less harsh compared to EU countries like Portugal. But you should remember that serving 3 months in a Russian penal colony is much more difficult that serving 20 years in a Portuguese prison. Russian prisons are absolute hellholes. Normal people won't survive for long duration.

Russian Federation:

Article 329 of the Criminal Code. Violation shall be punished with labor for a term of 3 to 6 months, or imprisonment up to 1 year.

Ukraine:

Article 338 of the Criminal Code. Violation shall be punished with labor for a term of 3 to 6 months, or imprisonment up to 3 years.

Romania:

Article 236 of the Penal Code.  Any manifestation which expresses contempt for the Romanian symbols is punished by imprisonment, from 6 months to 3 years.

Portugal:

Article 332 of the Penal Code. Violation shall be punished with up to 2 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 8 months.

Soviet Union:

Article 190 of the Criminal Code. Violation shall be punished with up to 2 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 2 months.

Saudi Arabia:

Try to guess

If you burn the national flag, in a western European country or in Russia, where will you get the harshest penalty?

Yes they are. And Americans will love them, as they are killing their enemies.

Those are great flowers americans love them. 

You definitely have no idea about the Afghan poppy business. The Taliban had nearly eradicated it (the opium was affecting the lives of millions of Afghans, Iranians and Pakis).

When the NATO seized control of Afghanistan from the Taliban, they actually encouraged the farmers to grow poppy. Then the NATO helped the smugglers to transport raw opium and heroin to their rival countries (Russia and Iran).

The results are there for everyone to see. Russia has lost 2 million of their young males to heroin addiction. Millions of young Iranians are addicted to raw opium.

No blood shed. Yet NATO has killed off millions of (potential) enemy soldiers.



The Russian media have reported many times in the past (with adequate proof) how the NATO soldiers are providing drug smugglers with technological and financial help, in order to smuggle opium and heroin to Iran and Russia.

Putin knows about it, but he can't do anything. But, don't be over-confident. If he gets a chance, he will kill millions of American youngsters in retaliation.

Invade USA to stop their evil attacks and murders... The best option.

invade Afghanistan to stop produce Heroine, better

There is no Soviet rule. The Soviet Union is dead, and so is the communism it tried to impose on people, including the people of Russia. Russian rule on the other hand is alive and well, and while it has many problems, it is probably better than the corrupt and ineffectual governments of some other eastern European countries.

Indeed

I believe that the EU is the Dark World and Russia is the Free World.

Somehow, Transnistria and Moldova should join the EU as an emergency. If they don't join the free world, they will fall again in the darkness of Soviet rule.

Officially, it is a part of Moldovia.

On the border between Ukraine and Moldavia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnistria

The UN can't invade anything, it has no army, nor can the UN create a temporary government.  Rather, it is UN member states that can do these things. So what country should do this? The US? The UK and Canada? France?

Furthermore any security action taken by the UN must be approved by the security council, on which Russia has veto power.

I've never even heard of Transnistria. Where is it?

Both Transnistria and Moldovia are severely affected by organized criminal activity. Somewhere between 20% and 40% of all the adult Moldvin women have been sold as slaves to the Turks and Arabs. That is the scale of the criminal activity there. Rather than merging with Russia, the UN should invade both nations and install a temporary UN government there to stop the criminal activity.

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There are universities with an accreditation from the Ministry of Education and Science (Russia), so their diplomas are fully recognized in Russia. If you wish to use Diplomas of transnistrian university in Moldavia then you need to pass a special examination procedure first.

i bet most of you dont know wtf is this country Transnistria, well is not, i some land @ old soviet ammunition and weapon deposits (40 000 metric tons of weaponry + ammo) and Transnistria is between and Ukraine, they habe their own coins, ID documents but on theory they are part of Moldova


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnistria

http://en.itar-tass.com/world/724121