Kresi Mir
2011-02-18 01:21:15 UTC
about the number of protesters Egypt, Croatia, Jemen etc...
some informations explain that a while ago there were about 100 000,-
200 000, - 2 000 000 protesters in Egypt who were unsatisfied with
the way of Mubarak is ruling the country,....
in to proportion to people in that country which is approx. 70mil. it
is just a small number of unsatisfied people...it's about 35 : 2 (if
we take a number of 2mil. protesters.).
so the democracy wasn't at it's work in this moment, maybe rather the
will of angry and unsatisfied people with the crude way the people
are
caring, taking care for their loyal friends and families(popularly
called
capitalism, a spone between wealthy families and authorities in some
country).
Here in Croatia some number of people, say 5000+(in the respect of
4.5mil. inhabitants it was ratio about 1:900) were awfully
dissapointed with how the governance is selling our national goods
and
"family
silver"so they protested in the name of constitution which was
violated on many ways from the side of the investors+the project
engineers+governance. but this forced violation and this spone were/
was protected by the side of officials. They were all working
together
for the sake of starting the project and finishing it in the short
period of time for interests-profit. as we are a small country it is
very odd that we don't know everyones name and by the name, and that
we do not handle our things by ourselvevs but we let eu's directives
and comissions to lead some very beneficial things. So naturally,
when you open the doors of your house and you let everyone to come
in,
you wouldn't know anymore who got in and who went out nor you will
have anymore private peace and the insight in what is going on in
your
house, so a little countries when they have their own tradition of
governance would be better for them to stay out of the big friendly
but perverse organizations such as eu.
in both cases there was not some astronomical number of citizens
which
were unsatisfied with the way of ruling of their governances, but
some
plain picnic numbers or in the case of egypt as a workers strike
number. .... that are the numbers of filthy, wako, abnormal city
parties or some less important anniversaries or that kind-in number
gatherings. Hey! some countries have that number of feggets or just
people which went into their asses looking for life. Should we trust
that numbers?
i cant judge about Mubarak, as i dont know him. i could judge for the
situation in croatia as the situation was the public recognition of
how the things are and how people made a distance between themselves
in contrary to make a wonderful life to some extent.
So could we judge by the number of protester...
first thing is that the judgement is hard to enforce in this things
as
this kind of situations are hard to judge in, you must knowhow the
nation lives, breathes and know some people so we could make a right
decision i.e. opinion about it's corectness. +nothing is homogenous,
nations are a mixed cultures throughout centuries... simply moving
the names of nation behind that we are all people, humans or call it
as you wish.
so judging in both situations is very hard thing to do, and we would
be making a mistake for blaiming other people for wrongly leading the
country. capitalism, ie a money system artificially produced system
is
of that kind where you can't rely on noone besides some sort of group
in which you are where you know and trust people such a family is,
such as american indians were and are in their reservats, any other
loyal forms of groups. people just dont believe themselves in a
cohabitiation called a nation, yes in a few number, as a luckily case
of circumstances.
join now.
making a better, making a change!
http://www.filiidei.org/
some informations explain that a while ago there were about 100 000,-
200 000, - 2 000 000 protesters in Egypt who were unsatisfied with
the way of Mubarak is ruling the country,....
in to proportion to people in that country which is approx. 70mil. it
is just a small number of unsatisfied people...it's about 35 : 2 (if
we take a number of 2mil. protesters.).
so the democracy wasn't at it's work in this moment, maybe rather the
will of angry and unsatisfied people with the crude way the people
are
caring, taking care for their loyal friends and families(popularly
called
capitalism, a spone between wealthy families and authorities in some
country).
Here in Croatia some number of people, say 5000+(in the respect of
4.5mil. inhabitants it was ratio about 1:900) were awfully
dissapointed with how the governance is selling our national goods
and
"family
silver"so they protested in the name of constitution which was
violated on many ways from the side of the investors+the project
engineers+governance. but this forced violation and this spone were/
was protected by the side of officials. They were all working
together
for the sake of starting the project and finishing it in the short
period of time for interests-profit. as we are a small country it is
very odd that we don't know everyones name and by the name, and that
we do not handle our things by ourselvevs but we let eu's directives
and comissions to lead some very beneficial things. So naturally,
when you open the doors of your house and you let everyone to come
in,
you wouldn't know anymore who got in and who went out nor you will
have anymore private peace and the insight in what is going on in
your
house, so a little countries when they have their own tradition of
governance would be better for them to stay out of the big friendly
but perverse organizations such as eu.
in both cases there was not some astronomical number of citizens
which
were unsatisfied with the way of ruling of their governances, but
some
plain picnic numbers or in the case of egypt as a workers strike
number. .... that are the numbers of filthy, wako, abnormal city
parties or some less important anniversaries or that kind-in number
gatherings. Hey! some countries have that number of feggets or just
people which went into their asses looking for life. Should we trust
that numbers?
i cant judge about Mubarak, as i dont know him. i could judge for the
situation in croatia as the situation was the public recognition of
how the things are and how people made a distance between themselves
in contrary to make a wonderful life to some extent.
So could we judge by the number of protester...
first thing is that the judgement is hard to enforce in this things
as
this kind of situations are hard to judge in, you must knowhow the
nation lives, breathes and know some people so we could make a right
decision i.e. opinion about it's corectness. +nothing is homogenous,
nations are a mixed cultures throughout centuries... simply moving
the names of nation behind that we are all people, humans or call it
as you wish.
so judging in both situations is very hard thing to do, and we would
be making a mistake for blaiming other people for wrongly leading the
country. capitalism, ie a money system artificially produced system
is
of that kind where you can't rely on noone besides some sort of group
in which you are where you know and trust people such a family is,
such as american indians were and are in their reservats, any other
loyal forms of groups. people just dont believe themselves in a
cohabitiation called a nation, yes in a few number, as a luckily case
of circumstances.
join now.
making a better, making a change!
http://www.filiidei.org/