Katalonija: Latvija mums ir brīvības paraugs

Vai tad Latvija nav impērijas veidota 'demokrātija''?

jo etniskās integrācijas saglabāšana latviešiem nozīmē viņu valodas un kultūras saglabāšanu, un patiesas brīvības apstākļos - arī to attīstību.

Vēl piebildīšu, ka tauta ir etniski integrējies etnoss un nekas cits (!), bet visiem pārējiem ir jāiekļaujas proporcijās, kas nekļūst pašpietiekamas (kā krievvalodīgo "kopiena" Latvijā) un spēj integrēties latviešu tautā etniski.

Bet kāpēc Latvijas valdība noliedza referendumu par eiro ieviešanu? Jā, zinu, ka arguments bija tā, šitā, un vēlreiz tā, bez nekādas sakarības.

Spain lets Russian navy use its port. Russia's destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov and two other vessels were allowed to dock in Spanish territory.

Andora ar 85 tuukst iedziivotaaju ir katalaanju valsts, kas paarstaaveeta ANO, toties 8 MILJONIEM katalaanju vinju valsts atziita netiek.

Spānijas valdība, Madride ir lielākie Putina Krievijas sabiedrotie Vidusjūrā. Spānija katru godu, arī šogad laiž Krievijas kara kuģu flotiles savās ostās, apgādā tos ar degvielu, ūdeni, pārtiku. Krievijas kara flotei tas lieti noder manveros Vidusjūrā. Spānijas valdība ir tuvākais Putina sabiedrotais Vidusjūrā. Katalāņi ir vienīgi, kas par to norāda un aktīvi protestē.

he 'Baltic Way' manifesto was asking to guarantee the self-determination right to all nations of Europe, and not only to the colonies in Africa, Asia or America. It stated: “Brothers and sisters in East and West, we are prepared to forget about your double standards, if you will find in yourselves courage to demand the application of the principles of international law not only in Africa and Asia but also in Europe”. In addition, it also said: “One may close one's eyes to the Baltic problem, but it will not cease to exist. For us, it is a problem of inalienable human rights; for you, it is a problem of double standards and security, but one way or another, we have to solve it together, proceeding from the principles of international law”. In 2009, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the Baltic Way, US State Secretary Hillary Clinton stated that this initiative had turned the 23rd of August “into a milestone in the fight for self-determination”. In addition, UNESCO has included the Baltic Way in its Register of the World Memory as it was “a unique and peaceful demonstration that united three countries in their fight for freedom”. http://www.catalannewsagency.com/politics/item/pro-independence-supporters-prepare-a-400-km-long-human-chain-on-catalonia-s-national-day Like the protests held by Estonian civil society from 1987 to 1990 to regain Estonia’s freedom, the Catalan pro-independence wave is, above everything, a broad-based, peaceful, inclusive and democratic movement. Last year’s mass protest on Catalonia’s National Day (when 1.5 million people demonstrated in the streets of Barcelona), this year’s Concert for Freedom at Barça’s Camp Nou (a crowd of 90,000 spectators attended the musical event) and Catalan Way show the popularity and the acceptance of the pro-independence ideas. As Catalonia has been divested of the capacity to hold a referendum within a legal framework, the movement is focused on spreading among the international community the same consensus that surrounds this nonviolent, civic and national revolution. As Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania did it once, Catalan society hopes that massive and convivial demonstrations like the Catalan Way will contribute to publicizing the moral issue of the Catalan conflict: the impossibility of using democratic weapons in a democratic context. Almost 25 years ago, the Baltic Way became a milestone for the success of the Singing Revolution. The Catalan Way might from now on be the milestone for our own Revolució Cantant.

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