Factorul intern

Factorul intern

by Aurel I. Rogojan

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"Un neoliberalism nemilos a dominat multi ani lumea, imbracat in lozincile unor pretinse valori universale. Crizele pe care inca le genereaza se dizolva dureros pe seama popoarelor, de-acum vizibil satule de inselaciune, saracire si dictat. Iar propaganda noului ideal ii asociaza unei insecuritati chipurile inevitabile o din ce in ce mai scumpa si mai intruziva supraveghere. Romania trece in felul ei prin acest purgatoriu. Fara lideri, fara program, fara curaj. Doar cu revolta, judiciarism in exces si cetoase targuri geopolitice"--Publisher A ruthless neoliberalism has dominated the world for many years, dressed in the slogans of so-called universal values. The crises it still generates are dissolving painfully at the expense of the peoples, now visible in the villages of deception, poverty and dictation. And the propaganda of the new ideal associates with an insecurity the inevitable faces of an increasingly expensive and intrusive surveillance. Romania is going through this purgatory in its own way. No leaders, no program, no courage. Only with revolt, excessive judiciary and foggy geopolitical fairs.

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