Ca sa echilibrez un pic situatia, si sa nu se spuna ca nu sunt “open-minded”, este bine sa prezint si argumentele sustinatorilor domnului Traian Basescu, presedintele romaniei, candidatul PD la alegerile prezidentiale din noiembrie 2009.

Mai jos aveti cea mai puternica arma si cateva dintre argumentele de necontestat:

Pentru cei care tin la integritatea mentala si auditiva, transcriu si cateva versuri.

“Si-l vom pune presedinte,

Ca Basescu nu ne minte!

Ascultati-ma pe mine,

Numai asa vom trai bine!”

Domnule Preda, domnule Patapievici, clipul de mai sus, la momentul acestui articol, are deja 57.219 de vizualizari. Putem adauga si cele 10.000 de vizualizari ale dublurilor clipului, existente tot pe YouTube. Sa va traiasca!

Si primiti cele de mai sus ca pe o flegma mentala cu dedicatie, fariseilor! Aici intra si ‘telectualii precum Milut sau cei din “Partidul Uniunea Ecologistilor” (daca acestia din urma or exista sau nu cumva or fi un trucaj…).

Cosa insegui in questa notte, oh mio caro predatore?
Avevo detto l’altro ieri di rivolgerti a un dottore!
Cosa cerchi di inseguire in questa notte silenziosa?
Se dai retta alla tua brama, tu non troverai mai sposa!

Vedi di smussare i tuoi canini e di abbracciare con amore
quell’agnello che riposa sulla strada del tuo cuore!
Stupirti allora tu potrai, del nuovo amico che hai svelato
in quell’agnello che , invano, con la forza avevi cercato!

Esistono soggetti in grado di sedurre, ammaliare le loro prede per poi utilizzarle per i loro interessi, trascinandole inconsapevolmente in relazioni pericolose.

La cosa fondamentla è riuscire a riconoscere le relazioni pericolose prima ancora di lasciarsene coinvolgere, perchè è difficile uscirne indenni.

La vittima potenziale è un persona che in base ai fantasmi del proprio passato fanno tutto il contrario di quello che hanno fatto i loro genitori, scegliendo partner impossibili, per sfuggire ai compromessi e per fermarsi quando si dovrebbe fuggire.

Queste sono le persone che maggiormente subiscono abusi pscicologici, e che si convincono di dovere stare solo con una persona che rispecchi il proprio ideale cadendo però spesso nella trappola dell’ammaliatore che le farà creder di essere il suo ideale.

Le persone coinvolte in questi meccanismi spesso tendono a negare la realtà, attraverso:

• la minimizzazione: il manipolatore convince la vittima che lui non fa nulla di grave e che lei non deve accusarlo, finendo così col dargli ragione;
• la razionalizzazione: la vittima permette all’ammaliatrore di mentire a se stesso;
• la giustificazione: il manipolatore spiega alla vittima che il suo comportamento è stato provacato da lei; 

Alla base di tutto questo processo ci sono delle insicurezze affettive gravi da parte della vittima e non solo, che vanno chiarite prima di intraprendere un qualunque tipo di relazione.

I am still in Vietnam and have 8 days left. This trip has so far been very difficult and wonderful all at the same time. I must say that Free Hugs Vietnam has been so helpful and we appreciate them more then they know. Nga, Chan, Mi, Scarlet and Chip have been working so hard and they are all volunteers with very good hearts and are all very intelligent.  I personally believe each and every one of them will go far in their life!! The dedication and professionalism has been most helpful and I have the utmost respect for each one of them as individuals!

We have had challenges along the way and we will continue to have challenges but with the dedication of HOW volunteers as well as FHV,  HOW will be able to  continue  our work toward accomplishing our mission.

Some big changes are happening one in particular is that we are in the process of getting our International NGO licence in Vietnam. This will help us to not only work legally here but also to have a better relationship with the government.

The job is a tough one, I won’t say it’s always a  pleasure but the desire to bring a better life to the children make the stress of the unknown worth the fight.

HOW is a team effort and our team continues to grow. We can not do what we do without the support of our friends and family so we want to make sure that everyone that has volunteered, raised funds, sent donations, supplies,  emotional support and spreads the word KNOWS how important you are to us personally and to the children! There are too many of you to name individually but you know who you are. THANK YOU!!!

Daria and I will continue to update our website and keep you all up to date as things change and progress happens. If anyone has any questions or suggestions for HOW please direct those to me at hillary@helpinghow.com

Warm regards,

Hillary Brown

Il pony è una preda.

Una preda si difende con la fuga, quindi il pony è un animale pauroso  e quando scappa è veloce perché sa che la sua vita è in pericolo.

Questi sono gli aspetti principali che il bambino deve capire da subito con il briefing e da questi aspetti noi partiremo per spiegare ai bambini come ci si deve comportare con i pony.

Ogni lezione parte con un briefing iniziale.

E’ necessario fissare pochi concetti ma molto chiaramente.

Con i pony bisogna essere determinati perché, anche se addestrati, possono essere un po’ disubbidienti.

Diremo che bisogna essere veloci perché loro sono veloci.

Diremo che dovremmo essere agili perché loro sono agili.

Per tutti i principianti si inizierà imparando a portare il pony a mano e così facendo si impareranno le traiettorie del gioco.

Con il pony a mano si dovrà camminare e correre ed è da questo che inizia il rapporto bambino – pony – gioco – traiettoria.

All’inizio si lavorerà molto con un pony e due bambini, una a terra che guida e uno in sella che gioca con gli equilibri, sollevati, seduti, toccare delle cose alte o basse, accarezzare il pony in vari punti, scendere velocemente e risalire.

Maurizio

This morning we went out to a Pagoda(bigger then a temple), it was a journey that I was not sure about after our last few trips I thought it would be a visit same as usual. After half hour journey in the taxi we entered this amazing looking temple with gold plated statues, there were prayers praying, kids walking around, monks greeting people, everything was normal. After a short while of confusion we were told that we can start our visit.

We  entered via the main prayer area and from there we all went our separate ways to see all the disabled kids in their room, there was one carer for about 10 kids in each room, the orphans were aged from baby infants  to adults. The place were filthy, the kids were being struck by stick while we were in the same room, a child was dragged by his t-shirt across the room. There was this cute 3 year old boy who was very well behaved full of fun as gifts being handed over by visitors, after 10 minutes of walking away, we decided to go and see him again to our horror we saw the carer had him locked in between her knees and all you could hear was the poor little child’s chilling cry, as soon as we approached her the movement has stopped, to our horror what we saw was the child’s neck was pinched to black blue, we were told that was a way to treat his condition. This is one example of what we saw today.

It was the open day today because of the moon festival, all the kids were dressed in brand new clothes all for show, so the monks can take photographs with the kids while outside a brand new statue of a giant gold plated buddha was arriving to join the few hundred others. Inside we saw RATS…… this place is corruption at its finest.

We had to leave to come back for the moon festival, where we met up with about 60 (18-year-old university students) from freehugs. They formed the group few month ago and it has being a success they now have 600 members. It was a very well organised group,  we split into two groups, our task was to go on the streets and hand out lanterns, moon cakes and milk to all the young orphans working on the streets.

There  was a little girl selling flowers in front of the church, she received a moon cake but very quickly it disappeared, we asked her where is her cake  and will she get to eat the cake , her reply was with tears rolling around her eyes to say that her daddy has it, at this moment her minder a woman comes over and viciously said that if  ’she tells us anything she will get a beating at home’. All we could do was to give her milk…..

Yesterday we went to the new orphanage that we located last week (the one with the rubber tree’s).

The children were amazing, the staff so sweet, the Monk really kind and genuine, and the food oh they food they fed us was delightful! They insisted that we join them for lunch for “Luck”, how lucky we were and are!

I arranged for a cooking lesson (of course) and will be going back for that before I leave. They gave me a list of ingredients to buy and the lesson will feed the entire orphanage… I am really looking forward to that.

There are so many things that we learned this day. We spent time not only with the children but with the lovely elderly people that are living here. We learned that this Monk goes out into the community when he hears of a child or elderly person that is neglected or left on their own with nothing to eat or anyone to care for them. “The forgotten people” he told me. Each and every person living here has love in their eyes. They have each other and the safety of a place to lay their heads at night, and the promise of a delicious bowl of soup cooked with love.

We listened to them sing to us and laughed with them, we painted, played and enjoyed every second of their time! It always ends so soon, although we spent several hours with them it is just never long enough!

There is much needed here, the road to the orphanage is so bad and so full of mud and holes that when it rains there is no possibility to get out in case of emergency or to get in for visitors. They are so far away from the city and get very little visitors as it is, but the road makes it next to impossible when it rains and OH IT RAINS!!  This could be a wonderful project for HOW and our team (anyone interested in joining HOW in a road building project” wink wink…

They are in need of medical assistance and physical therapists. The list goes on and we are hoping that with time this can be a new project for HOW but as usual we have to work slowly and surely as to not scare them off and to make sure they understand that our word is good and we will follow through.

There are many people that come with big promises and never follow through so when we offer help in this country sometimes we are not greeted with open arms, we have to prove ourselves again and again. This is where the fund raising and volunteers come in to help us to follow through with each and every project.

We will continue to search out places in remote areas and show up time and time again and possibly we can make some sort of sustainable impact with time. This is of course HOW’s constant goal.

Today we are off to a new orphanage with 60 children under the age of 5, we are really looking forward to meeting these children and sharing the day with them.

xoxoxo Hillary

Chiudi gli occhi e ti riempi i polmoni, annusi l’aria, come un predatore. Lasci che quella dolce sensazione, che quella scarica di adrenalina, scorra per il tuo corpo, raggiungendo ogni centro nervoso. Riscopri antichi istinti, modellati dalla cosiddetta cultura moderna, manipolati dalla civilta’, ingabbiati in una societa’ civile. Riscopri istinti diversi, che ti fanno entrare in uno stato d’ansia, ma quella positiva, quella che aiuta il cacciatore, il cuore aumenta le pulsazioni, il sangue viene pompato al cervello e alle articolazioni con piu’ pressione, sei piu’ rapido, piu’ preciso, piu’ attento.

Scegli le prede, le metti a fuoco, le selezioni con sufficente cura, osservi quel che le circonda, hai paura, hai tutte le terminazioni nervose all’erta, ogni segnale di pericolo ti farebbe saltare, sei pronto…

…

Il corpo si rilassa, metabolizzi la sensazione, ti calmi, il cuore ritorna a pompare normalmente, le mani tremano, le gambe faticano, ritorni alla tana, chiudi gli occhi, alzi il naso al cielo, ti riempi i polmoni d’aria.

Continui ad avere davanti agli occhi quelle immagini, hai delle scosse, dei lampi, dei flash, ti senti ancora inebriato, l’endorfina fa il suo lavoro, tutto ora e’ a posto.

Buon appetito.

Yesterday was the first day of the Volunteers visits to the orphanages. We all piled in the car, and it WAS very full of volunteers, and supplies. We headed off and Mr. Hai, (our driver) pulled over to pick up some more people. Me having experienced over crowded cars, many people wanting a lift because it’s expensive to transport oneself and the smells of many people shoved in cars … said “uhhh who are these people and how far is our drive and uhhh I don’t think so”. Nobody could give me an answer who they were just that they needed a ride and I said “It’s too crowded and a long way so … I don’t think we can help them this time”. We started to drive off after much back and forthing… I then felt very very bad and said “hold it hold it hold itttt, pick them up I can’t stand to leave an very old woman on the side of the road  stoppp the car” We stopped but they would NOT get in I begged and pleaded, Sarah begged and pleaded, we begged some more and some more and some more and no way was this very old and stubborn cuuuuuute lady and her friend going to get in the car NOT A CHANCE IN HELL! After what seemed like an hour of begging the older woman made the younger woman get in the car. I felt terrrrrrrrrible! We drove off and went to the orphanage. About 2 minutes later the older woman (very sweet feisty one) showed up and said “HELLLOOO” Big smile!! ehhhhh yeah… she is the director of the orphanage…

OK either way… we should have just picked her up and I should have let her sit on my lap before I said “no it’s too crowded” LESSON’S LESSON’S LESSON’S IN KINDNESS DAILY, HOURLY, SECONDLY … is that a word?

We had a great laugh after I begged her for forgiveness hahah she was so cute she just said “I love you, you love the girls, the girls love you” what a gracious beautiful wonderful kind soul!! I told her we will be friends for a very long time… for life and one day we will laugh about this incident! She said “I am laughing now”.

We had such a great time with the girls, painting, dancing, eating mooncakes, blowing bubbles, playing with clay… it was really a treat. Those girls are an inspiration to me!!

xoxo

I have been in Vietnam for two full days and I absolutely love it.  It has this sort of fresh old world feel to it, with the streets filled with moterbikes and taxi’s and people selling fruit and sunglasses and just about anything and everything else you could think of..  The weather is hot and sticky and the rain is think and beautiful.

The Irish volunteers arrived the night before last and yesterday I got the pleasure of showing them around Ho Chi Minh City. We walked to the market place where we did lots of shopping, getting some pretty exotic things for some fabulous prices, (once we haggled the vendors down a loooot).  Then we went to this sweet Vietnamese restaurant called Pho’ the President. Pho’ is this great dish with rice noodles and a ton of flavor, and this spot has served Bill Clinton- they have photos of their staff with him on the wall. It’s really a great place.. Oh yes and they can crack open a fresh coconut for you to enjoy the juice right there at the table. Awesome.

We spent the later part of the day packing supply bags for all of the children HOW will be helping. And let me tell you.. that was pretty intense. We had a straight up factory line going filling the bags with: a shower scrubby fluff thing, a bar of soap, a full size thing of toothpaste, deodorant (with added vitamin B6- yay!), a toothbrush, and a mix of shampoo conditioner (also full sized).  It took us about 2 hours to fill up 500 bags. We blasted Elvis music and had a beer while doing it, and though it was tiring, everybody was extremely enthusiastic and I was pretty damn impressed with the amount of motivation we all had and how little time it took.  I’m very excited to get to hand these out. After we finished packing all of the bags went out in the gorgeous pouring rain to dinner, which was fabulous. Then Hilary and I went to get massages, (90 mins for 170,000 dong- or just under $10!!!!!!!!)  and the others went out for some late-night shopping. Okay, it wasn’t that late- around 8:00… But it felt like midnight.

Today we’re heading up to our first orphanage and i’m totally stoked.. I’ve never been to one before and this will definitely be an expieriance that I will never forget.

Tarrah Haddadin

Today Sara went with Thuy to do some shopping for the kids. They were busy shopping for 500 children. They really kicked some ass and now we are surrounded by 1400 kilo’s of rice, art supplies, milk, hygiene supplies and much more. Job well done and I am so so happy that I didn’t have to haggle today haha.

I went with Lan (my Free Hugs Vietnam aka FHV volunteer assistant), and by the way … SHE ROCKS! We went to Cu Chi to meet with the director and discuss our huge plans for the orphanage. After driving in heavy traffic for 3 hours she was called away and we will have to meet her tomorrow. We then drove for another 4 hours (to get 25 minutes away but of course we got lost) to the HIV/AIDS orphanage that we were told about and very anxious to check  out. To our glorious surprise this  orphanage is like a 5 star resort, it’s nicer then any place I have ever dreamed of living, the kids are doing great, they have a bazllion doctors, and  fountains, they are in super super hands. They were all wearing silk jammies, I loved it!!! It was really very heart warming to know that there is a place like this!!! They thanked us  but they won’t need our help and asked us if we could please take the donations that we were going to give and find a place more in need. I happily told them about the Cu Chi situation and then of course hahah hit them up for their doctors to come and look at “our” kids. I don’t think it worked damnit! This was very unexpected good news. Back to Cu Chi tomorrow to set up the beginning of our hopes and dreams as well as their hopes and dreams and put the plan into action.

It’s 11:30pm and I am D.O.N.E. until tomorrow…

Cristian Preda aduce in discutie o problema interesanta: de la ce varsta devii cetatean plin, adica cu drept de vot (admitand ca posibilitatea de a iti exprima votul este elementul definitoriu al cetatenului in democratia participatorie)? Preda, actualmente europarlamentar din partea PDL, dar si profesor, zice ca poate 16 e o varsta buna.

Discutam acum ceva vreme cu un prieten care a studiat psihologia si opinam ca un tanar de 14 ani in societatea de azi, hiper cablata si devoratoare de informatie, are mai multe sanse sa analizeze o situatie, cum e votul, si sa ia o decizie cu iz public decat un batran de 65 de ani. El ma cam contrazicea, dar nu despre asta este vorba. Cred ca putem sa coboram varsta pentru vot la 14 ani, cu o conditie: sa informam cu adevarat tinerii ce e ala vot, de ce e important si cum trebuie analizate optiunile. Imi si imaginez partidele care vor trebui sa se adapteze la cerintele unui grup electoral care vrea scoli, educatie permanenta, informatizarea administratiei, libertate individuala si eliminarea unor norme.

Apropo, stiam cand eram mai tanar tineri de 14 si 16 care puteau sa analizeze, converseze si sa discute cu mai multe maturitate decat unii dintre cei care comenteaza propunerea lui Preda pe Hotnews.

The Irish-born missionary Rev. Shay Cullen remains unbowed as an advocate of children in the Philippines caught up in prostitution, sex trafficking, and abuse by authorities. He was bestowed the Meteor Award for his efforts.

Ordained as a priest into the Columbian Missions in 1969, Fr. Shay was assigned to the Philippines shortly after. The three times Nobel Peace Prize nominee told me how he always wanted to make a difference and do something for humanity and give help to some of those who needed it most. On Saint Patrick’s Day 2009 he was dually awarded for his contributions to the many causes close to his, and others hearts. Fr. Shay can now add a Meteor Award to that humanitarian mantle piece that is already fit to collapse from the combined weight of his many past accolades. Speaking about the award he said it will be of great benefit to Preda, and the financial reward will go towards building a new home for children, rescued from commercially exploited situations.

The Preda organisation, (People’s Recovery, Empowerment and Development Assistance), was born in 1974 while Father Shay was working in the parish of St Joseph’s in Olongopo City. “I would go out on the streets, and several times I was mistaken for a tourist, and these pimps actually offered me children for sex,” he said. “Because I didn’t dress like a priest, they knew no different,” added Cullen. It horrified him so much to see what was going on around the streets of the parish. He decided he would start campaigning to highlight what most people seemed to be turning a blind eye to.

The church in Olongopo where Fr. Shay was based was situated beside the US naval base at Subic Bay, and U.S. marines would frequent the streets and bars of Olongopo City on a regular basis.”Most of these Marines mixed in well with the locals and some even found girlfriends and eventually wives. But some individuals were involved in the exploitation of women and children on the streets and in the local bars.” It highlighted just the tip of what was a far greater problem in Father Shay’s new surroundings, and it gave him an insight and enough knowledge to start his still ongoing campaign.

Preda runs many different programs in the Philippines, dealing with several difficult and challenging issues. A lot of work is based around the humanitarian rights of women and children. “We are working for the rights of abused and exploited children, especially street kids who are in constant conflict with the law. We rescue them from the jails and give them complete rehabilitation in one of our homes.”

Up until recently, young children could be arrested and thrown into small cells, in over crowded jails, amongst adult prisoners. Father Shay succeeded in getting the practice of imprisoning these youngsters made illegal, following a very high profile campaign. However, children of fifteen years or above can still be held in Philippine jails. “Many of these children would be abused and made to act as slaves for the guards,” said the cleric. “They would be made to work, scrubbing the floors and toilets and
washing clothes. Many were turned into ‘girly-boys’ and became the sexual objects of some adult prisoners.”

Another program works with women who have been commercially, sexually exploited, and dragged into the seedy world of sex trafficking and prostitution. Working for pimps on the streets, or in one of the many, seedy sex bars. Father Shay said that most of these women would be looking for employment to earn money to help provide for their families. But people in the Philippines sex mafia would target both women and young girls, with offers of good jobs in hotels and the like.”They don’t know what they are getting into, and they find themselves in these bars and clubs, where they do not know what they are going to experience until it is too late.” He recalled an incident some years ago saying, “Preda workers rescued a young girl of only nine years old from this sex mafia.”

“The Philippines has a population of over eighty seven million people and the country¹s government is dominated by a ruling elite. These same, select elite families run the senate and congress, and corruption is widespread,” said Fr. Shay.

Father Shay exposed details of his findings to the media, hoping to shame those involved.

“The government of the Philippines tried to cover up the problem and deny that anything like this was happening. We are just trying to get the government to act justly and fairly to protect women and children. That is our message to them.”

The Philippines also attracts many so called “sex tourists” from around the world who take advantage of the high numbers of young women, trafficked into working the streets, bars and clubs. I asked Fr. Shay if he thought that Irish holiday makers were among those traveling to the Philippines for the specific reason of having sex with these young women, or with minors. “There is a huge mix of foreigners who travel to the Philippines. Many are normal, law abiding tourists. But you can be sure that when some
people travel to certain destinations, it’s only one kind of activity that they are looking for. There are even certain clubs designated to attract Irish clientele, like The Shamrock Club or Molly Malones.”

He explained what he thought was the most important message he could give the people of Ireland.”Many of these paedophiles and abusers become even more addicted when they travel abroad and can freely engage in sex with very young women and even children. They return home and become an increased danger to Irish children.”

Fr. Shay commented that Preda would pursue and bring to justice anybody that they receive information on, who are found to be abusing or exploiting women or children in the Philippines.

The women and children rescued by the organisation receive an intensive education and therapeutic recovery programme for one and a half to two years. Preda also supply further education programmes for the general public and groups such as students, teachers, police and many others.

“Irish aid is directly funding Preda’s human rights education program. And for that we are very grateful,” said the priest. “Your tax payers’ money is really benefiting the young children.”

The charity and it’s mission have also been recognised by many celebrities and sporting stars, including actors Martin Sheen and James Cromwell, singer songwriter Damien Dempsey, musician Sharon Shannon, boxing legend Bernard Dunne and golfer Padraig Harrington, to name but a few. Fr. Shay first met Sheen while the actor
was filming Apocalypse Now in Manila in1979. The two struck up a close friendship when Sheen, who himself is a well known advocate for human rights
causes, discovered the work that Fr. Shay was undertaking with Preda in the Philippines.

“We are very grateful to these celebrities for endorsing the work we are doing. It’s very important that we get these high profile individuals, who are in the public eye on a
continual basis, to take a stand with us on these issues. Anyone else can help out by logging on to our website- Preda.org where they can get information on what we are doing, contact us, or make a donation.”

With a hectic schedule that sees the cleric now jet setting all over the world, to speak out about these peoples’ plight, and promote Preda’s works. I wondered if all this was taking its toll on the cleric. What about retiring? I asked him.”None of us can retire from being a practicing disciple of the Lord. We all have to live our Christian lives in our communities to our own commitments and abilities, and this is one of my abilities,” he said. “And I won’t be abandoning my work for a long time yet,” he added passionately.

The soft spoken cleric has been arrested on countless occasions and has also received death threats. But he shrugs them off with a calming ease saying, “I suppose it’s an occupational hazard of being a missionary and campaigning for human rights. You have to keep your head, be sensible and take precautions, but that’s our job.”

Liam Gleeson writes for The Columbian Magazine, from which this article was adapted.

Info: www.preda.org.

source: http://www.energypublisher.com/article.asp?id=19781

- Exige nulidad o suspensión de remates judiciales de tierras de agricultores
La Confederación Nacional Agraria, ha interpuesto hoy una Demanda de Cumplimiento contra el titular del Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas Luis Carranza Ugarte en el Juzgado Constitucional, por su  reiterada renuencia a acatar la Ley Nº 29264, Ley de Reestructuración de la Deuda Agraria –PREDA-, a fin que se le ordene la ejecución del mandato legal.

La Ley del PREDA, que nació como una propuesta de la CNA, fue promulgada en octubre del 2008 con la finalidad de darle una oportunidad a los agricultores para que puedan honrar sus deudas y extinguir los excesivos intereses generados por créditos agropecuarios contraídos ante entidades públicas y del sistema financiero nacional, vencidos al 31 de diciembre del 2007.

Para que se haga efectiva esta ley, se establece que el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas debe autorizar la transferencia de S/ 50 millones de soles al Banco Agropecuario (Agrobanco), a fin que compre la cartera morosa que afecta a más de 3,000 agricultores, de los cuales 1,200 se encuentran en situación de cobranza judicial.

Una disposición que el ministro Carranza se niega a ejecutar argumentando estar a la espera del pronunciamiento del Tribunal Constitucional (TC) sobre la demanda de inconstitucionalidad interpuesta por el Ministerio de Justicia contra esta norma. Desconociendo con ello el artículo 109 de la Constitución Política del Perú que lo obliga a cumplir, al estar vigente esta ley y surte para todos sus efectos.

Es por ello que la CNA demanda el cumplimiento de esta norma para evitar que se sigan rematando las tierras de nuestros agremiados, además exige la nulidad de  todos los remates judiciales que se hayan dado en vigencia de esta ley y suspender todos los procesos de ejecución que recaen sobre las tierras de los agricultores.

Lima 25 de junio de 2009

Comité Ejecutivo Nacional de LA CNA
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Un paio di giorni fa’ su un articolo del Corriere della Sera “Indonesia, è guerra tra draghi e uomini” veniva analizzato il problema della crescente aggrssivita’ dei  Varani di Komodo o Draghi di Komodo (Varanus komodoensis) nei confronti della popolazione umana.   Nell’articolo vengono spiegati i motivi di tali comportamenti,  sottolineando come pero’ il numero di vittime “umane” sia molto basso (5 in 35 anni l’ultimo circa 2 mesi un mesi fa’, articolo), e le possibili soluzioni. Inoltre da buon giornalista, questi fornisce anche spiegazioni su come un Drago uccide le sue prede       “Il varano è in grado di inoculare nella vittima un veleno mortale, ma in realtà secondo gli esperti ciò che uccide è il morso, dato che questo rettile è dotato di denti simili a quelli degli squali”. Una spiegazione sintetica e perfetta, se non che……  

…..6 giorni prima su Scienze di Repubblica e’ apparso un articolo proprio sui Varani: “Le tossine del varano di Komodo”, in cui viene sottolineato come  “Fra gli zoologi era opinione diffusa che ai devastanti e rapidi effetti del morso del rettile concorresse in primi luogo la potenza del morso, unita eventualmente all’azione i batteri patogeni che colonizzano ampiamente la bocca dell’animale”. Poche righe piu’ in basso viene invece  indicato il risultato della ricerca condotta da Bryan Fry dell’Università di Melbourne e colleghi di svariati centri di ricerca e pubblicato sui Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)   “(…) l’efficacia del morso del varano dipende in realtà in buona misura dalla presenza nella sua saliva di una sostanza velenosa.. (….)…La tossina provoca un drastico calo pressorio, una riduzione della capacità di aggregazione piastrinica e un rilassamento delle pareti vasali, che portano rapidamente la vittima in uno stato di grave shock”.

Proprio tali tossine sarebbero la spiegazione del perche’ le prede del Varano non si dimenano dopo l’attacco, anzi diventano calme (compatibile con un collasso dovuto a un crollo della pressione sanguigna) e del perche’ queste perdono molto sangue.

Il nostro giornalista non deve aver visto molti documentari o forse sara’stato sconvolto/affascinato dall’articolo apparso su  Focus ,”Nella morsa del varano”, e avra’ pensato che inevitabilmente il morso e’ la causa della morte delle sue prede.

Che peccato! Che sfortuna!

Cele mai importante ştiri ale zilei, plus acidele mele comentarii. )

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2. Cei trei membri ai clanului Preda, arestaţi după scandalul de la Mall, au fost eliberaţi. Desigur, unora puşcărie le pute. S-o aresteze pe Răduleasca, ea e criminala numărul unu în ţara asta.
3. Poliţia britanică a identificat aproximativ 200 de elevi care ar putea deveni terorişti. Prin ce metode au identificat ei aceşti copii? NU îşi făceau temele sau le făceau pre bine?
4. Mircea Badea: Eu locuiesc pe planeta maimuţelor unde eşti considerat “ajuns” dacă ai bani de o şaorma. Badea, din păcate tu nu ai bani de o şaorma, deci ne pare rău.
5. Ora Pământului. Un miliard de oameni vor stinge lumina sâmbătă seară. Şi la aceeaşi oră e meciul cu Serbia. Hmm, dă-o în pizda mă-sii de planetă. Hai România.
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7. ANDRA ŞI MĂRUŢĂ VOR COPII. ŞI EXERSEAZĂ FĂCÂND SEX DIMINEAŢA ŞI SEARA. Şi eu care credeam că nu s-au prins cum se fac copii şi exersează făcând abdomene.
8. Prognostic pesimist: Absenteism de 80% la alegerile europarlamentare. Eu zic că e optimist. 99% ar fi ăla pesimist şi cel mai probabil.
9.Emil Constantinescu: Salvarea noastră este echipa de profesionişti a BNR condusă de Mugur Isărescu. Da, da, domnul Constantinescu nu ar trebui să îşi dea cu părerea cu privire la salvarea nici măcar a unui delfin din Marea Neagră. Mai ţineţi mine, domnu preşedinte, cei 1000 de specialişti. Ce ne+am mai salvat şi ăia.
10. The Chairman, primul smartphone hibrid din lume. Cum adică hibrid, merge şi pe baterie şi pe benzină?

Suntem in “Secolul vitezei”, in momentul in care nimic nu se mai traieste ci tot se accelareaza si tot se face cu aceeasi nepasare cu care este tratat omul care cerseste la colt de strada. Nimeni nu mai stie ce e aia “a sta” iar asa cum Marin Preda spunea in “Morometii”, “timpul nu mai este rabdator” cu omul. Caracterele se pierd pe drumul sper nemurire ajungand in tomberoane de oameni uitati.

Formam asa o supa de diversitate in care taietei sunt prea putini pentru a desprinde aceasta specialitate culinara de categoia “zeama de porci”.