yeah!! i live in this country...i live in Moldova, and i am really proud of this...cause the reality is different...Maybe we are not so clever and bright, our education level is not so high, but one thing we have for sure...we have our history, our native traditions and customs, our hospitality and honesty....a hard life makes us stronger, and we will survive....
ive been to ukraine country side Moldova has to be the same , Moldovan must be a beautiful place, i live in arkansas, in the usa an from what i see being clever or bright is not a good thing look at the mess the clever an bright people have create in my country. im thinking of coming to your country, it sounds beautiful
that everybody judges us just because we are poor and for the simple reason that we are Moldoviens. I have a family now but with no kids yet.I wish that my children would be proud of their mother for what she is and from were she is. it²s not so easy to explain in some words all thouse feelings especially when you are far away from your country,parents,childhood,beautiful memories. I am conscious that i must fight for a better future.So, please... don't judge us just because we want to LIVE ...
Hello Maldova people, I am with you with all my heart and wish God be with you. My people had also goan through these times and stood victorious. One day you shall be stars of the region. The almighty put to test brave people. From India
@@YoutubSUCKZ, you are sick, cause you don't like children. Such words can comes from a defect mind only. Go, treat yourself and don't expect anyone else to have mercy on you, cause you did not show mercy on others, who are not important today, but tomorrow...we know...
I am A moldovan that grew up in a village like this till six or seven.Then I moved to bucharest and completed elementary school.Now, my family Emigrated to Philadelphia, U.S.A and I totaly agree with you, but dont you think that something should be done with transnistria"?
Pentru toți ignoranții din România. De aia v-ați unit cu UE care v-o tras pe sfoară de-a binelea și v-o sărăcit și mai mult ca să ajungeți forță ieftină de muncă pentru ei, să vă pună străinii condiții și să vă conducă, pe voi, care aveți centre universitare practic în toate centrele județene și nu numai, plus un cadru natural de excepție, plus bogății subpământene, practic toată tăblița lui Mendeleev, minți lucide cu masterate și doctorate și pînă la urmă tot cu nimic practic v-ați ales, v-ați vândut țara și pe voi și pe generațiile care or să mai vină după voi și ați ajuns coadă în loc de cap, fiindcă nu vă trebuie nimic..., Basarabia cu atât mai mult... V-ați uitat pînă și imnul țării, și după toate astea dacă v-ați fi cumva întors în 2007, mă întreb, tot așa de tare ați mai chiui de bucurie?...
It makes me feel sorry for what i have saw in this clip. I'm romanian ( from Moldova) and i left my country at 18years, that means 2 years ago because of insuficients.I'm in France now and believe me that french people aren't smarter, more beautiful or more responsable than we are, but they live better than us do.Now we suffer because of political reasons even that is not our fall.My heart is breaking in pieces for what is hapening with my motherland and my soul is crying inside me when i know..
Moldova might be the poorest country in Europe, but they will eventually come up in the market. A shame on the government not to take action as there is so much potential in the country and keep the people there. Ass sorick05 says. They should fund Moldova instead of supporting wars. Ya lublu Republica Moldova. Regards from the Netherlands
Such a sad story. But the terrible thing is that the government is making it increasingly harder to help Moldovans. It is almost impossible to ship some things without paying the govnmt more than what the shipment is worth. Why??
păcat... şi mă doare inima să văd aşa ceva.... însă până la urma urmei cam în fiecare ţară există câte-un sat comună sau chiar oraş mai sărac.... şi ăsta e adevărul...nu avem ce face.... după părerea mea, o ieşire a Basarabiei din economia rămasă în urmă ar fi unirea ei cu România.... căci până la urma urmei BASARABIA E ROMÂNIA.... salutări din România, salutări fraţiilor noştrii
@thegreendestiny You don't know ... At the beginning at the 20th century Romania was very prosperous - to suc extent that it was called "the grain barn of europe". Culture and literature flourished so much during that period of time that that age is called today in Romania "the golden age of the Romanian culture". The capital was so beautiful - and it was renouned for it wide boulevards - that it was called "The Paris of the East."
@BurebistasHeir Nicley said. I do wish the best for Moldova. I was born in iatra neamt Romania, and put in an orphanage because my mother was very poor and lived on a farm. And it makes me so sad to see poverty in some areas. I hope and pray for the best of Moldova.
Moldova and Romania a single nation. Romania will never let go from Moldova whatever they want to be , independent or in union. Romania must help them no matter what!
There is a great organisation working with children in Moldova. It's called Youth For Christ Moldova. They have a tremendous programme and reach lots of children through churches and local NGOs.
It saddens me to see young children without their parents, to me, we should be a world that is beyond that... but I guess we are not. Instead of bickering and insulting each other, we should all put our minds together and try to bring families back together, if not for us... for the children who wish they had their moms and dads with them, when they wake up and see the morning sun. That's what we should do, indeed.
This is so sad. I know someting about that. I was born in a "not poor" Moldavian family, but it is really hard to know that my country is so poor and uneducated.
There is a well established ministry in Moldova which I visited in March. They have a program where families are assisted with food parcels and material/spiritual support to help them become self-sufficient. I sponsor one of these"social"orphans and a family in Moldova through Mission Without Borders.
+mshara1 lol wow, thats nice comparing a REAL human being struggling their ass off to not die to a fictional bs character from an overblown American movie. just wow.
I don't like how they keep calling the children 'abandoned', I'm pretty sure the parents are working abroad so that they can raise their children when they're back.
What a sad situation. I visited Moldova in 2010 and it is a beautiful country with wonderful people. They do need our help and I sponsor a child and assist a family through Mission Without Borders. You can google them and discover the great work they are doing. I was able to visit my sponsored child and see the work first-hand.
im from moldova and we came to America to find a better life so whoever hates moldovians i just want them to see where some people come from and not judge them rite away
@PickMyJunk I respect that comment you just made. There should be more people like you who see the bigger picture. The cops are corrupt, thats a fact. You can pay your teacher to give you a degree in medicine too. Going to Moldova this year left me disgusted at my own country. A lot of people need a wake up call. I'm never going over there to live. No way.
I don't care if after the Unification Of Romania and Moldova things will be a little harder for us, if our wages will decrease . As I said , I'll gladly share my bread with my brothers and accept the wage decrease as long as we can improve our brothers situations . Together we'll rise above these problems again and get there where we must be. BLOOD is a more important link between people than money. We all must think about this thing. You can loose money, buy you can never loose your BROTHERS
Besides Unicef and Save the Children, are there other charitable organizations working in Moldova? This seem like a prime place where wealthier people could ensure their contributions would do alot of good. Schools, health clinics, education...even 10-15 $ a month would make a world of difference to these people who are trying to dig their way out of poverty.Also, what has changed since this film was made?
these are the people who will survive an apocalypse...children need parents but damn if they don't survive like badasses. They are more dope and I have more respect for them than anyone. Us Americans, even poor ones like me, don't stand a frikkin chance in the world in which we are about to see and experience...the good thing about living in apocalyptic conditions before the apocalypse is that when it comes, it will be normal and the rest of the 1st world country citizens will die QUICK!
you have no idea how strange sound this for the Romanian speaking peoples. Yes Moldavian are speaking also a dialect of Romanian language. Romanian Principalities were the obstacles for the expansion of the Islam in Europe. For me was almost a shock in 2001 when I've seen how many Muslims were living in Germany. Regardless, Jehovah, God and Allah should protect these children because they are innocents.
There's a region called Moldova, inside the borders of Romania, but there's also the state of Moldavia, which is a separate country. Of course, the reason Romanians "want" Moldavia is because in the past we were all united under one kingdom, but because of the Ottomans that failed.
Am I the only one to think the author does dramatize a bit too much and tries to match the image on the screen with his bias on a matter? Seriously, I live there and I think the author does generalise too much. :)
@ninacodreanu Well established European countries dont have a such thing called "poor villages" If Moldova wants to officially enter Europe it should start paving roads in villages like malayeshti and should provide help for those in need. But no, its all about the capital city in Moldova. Whatever village is far away from it, they dont care, the government just leaves the people to it, and thats a fact, theres no denying in that. Moldova should be poor-free.
Ce frumos vorbeste micuta! Romania trebuie sa sprijine Basarabia sa intre in UE, in ciuda canaliilor ce acum se dau mari patrioti moldoveni, si se bat in piept ca Stefan cel Mare e al lor, desi sunt niste cacati de mancurti rusificati. E datoria noastra fata de istorie, fata de copiii astia ce vorbesc atat de curat si sincer limba romana.
From Pakistan people left the parents to look after the family farms and had kids in the uk cos then there was lots of work , now prople go to work anroad they cant afford for the whole family to move
@alea555 I just want to say that the Republic of Moldova is just a third of the territory of the historic province of Moldova. I think it's incorrect to refer to Republic of Moldova as simply Moldova, seeing that these are two different notions. Needless to say, no one asks the moldovans in Romania what they think about it all. So you can say that the Republic of Moldova doesn't belong to Romania, which is true, it's a country, but Moldova, the bigger part, the center part, is already Romania.
Yes I know we are sadly, but it is the economic crisis and Ukraine is one of the countries who is the most badly affected by it so it has trouble but hopefully it will host it, and if it does then it will have better international recognition and it will get richer due to higher tourism and private investors if it does host the event, but Moldova is way poorer so I was just bringing up some ideas.
What a sad situation. I will be visiting Moldova in March. I am trying to help in a small way through a ministry called Mission Without Borders. Anyone can message me for info.
this video is taken to extrems. it's not a rich country but it does not have those conditions of living everywhere. it does show real images but it also shows only the worst of the worst from the country.
I can only quote Metallica "You know its sad but true". and its sad that we have hardworking and peaceful people, but there are too many political interests of certain groups of people and consequences of governance unconscious
If this world had any justice, something should have been done about a lot of things. Yes, transnistria is an unfortunate place, and if anyone had any backbone, someone would have stood up for it. Probably face the same fate as Georgia tho...
Actaully Ukraine's markets and economy is getting richer, it's only now that it's halted because of the world economic crisis, but when it stops Ukraine will continue to develope and since it is hosting Euro 2012, there will be higher tourism and greater international recognition with means Ukraine will get richer and could join EU, but atleast if Moldova unitied with Ukraine even for 1 or 2 years it's economy will get richer because it will trade wine and stuff with Ukraine.
No!! i am a romanian , we arn't poor, and bulgaria isn't poor.. but moldova unforunalty.. is P.S belive me i was in moldova romania and bulgaria many times.. i know what i am talhing aboght
I thaught that Albainia was the poorest ocountry in Europe?? But I guess since USSR ended and Moldova doesn't border Russia to join it, the only chance it has of improving its economy is by joining Ukraine and becoming one country with Ukraine, it's economy is growing higher at the momment and Ukraine will be much richer after hosting Euro 2012 with Poland so Moldova could join it and Ukraine can improve it once Moldova is part of Ukraine
It's not a problem, it just won't get you anywhere. You can let the past go, people simply refuse to which is what keeping Moldova behind. If people will continually be nationalist and make rude and negative comments of you in public for speaking in Russian then the country will not get anywhere. People are too hostile to others because of their nationality in Moldova and you can't lie about that, that's the main problem in Moldova. The government itself is corrupt anyway.
Hmm... If their mom is working in another country, why can't she remit a portion of her salary so that her kids can have a better life? Why else would she be in another country. Sounds fishy...
@eulex10 Romania has regions: Oltenia, Transilvania,etc...now Moldova was a region too, but the Russians took it from us...sad story... Now the russians are blackmailing us, with the GAS, so we can`t get Moldova back.
What? There's a sovereign independent state called the Republic of Moldavia... who said anything about us Romanians wanting Moldavia? They have their right to sovereignty, and we didn't contest it.
I feel badly for the children. I don't blame the mother. She is just trying to survive. I blame the father. He is the alcoholic. My advice to all women - be careful who you marry.
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These children are amazing and deserve so much credit and so much more........ God bless them.
yeah!! i live in this country...i live in Moldova, and i am really proud of this...cause the reality is different...Maybe we are not so clever and bright, our education level is not so high, but one thing we have for sure...we have our history, our native traditions and customs, our hospitality and honesty....a hard life makes us stronger, and we will survive....
I would love to visit there!
How are you going, all these years later?
ive been to ukraine country side Moldova has to be the same , Moldovan must be a beautiful place, i live in arkansas, in the usa an from what i see being clever or bright is not a good thing look at the mess the clever an bright people have create in my country. im thinking of coming to your country, it sounds beautiful
those three kids who are working to support themselves are a pride to their country, its really heartwarming.
brave boy..supporting his younger brothers..such an example..may God be with all of you..
God alone wont help.
@@holgerkuennemann2041
Yes you're right. Together only...
What Amazing Children! Maybe Kids from The US and UK should watch this and see just how Lucky they are! Very Humbling!!
Especially now that they're burning the cities down
Amazing hardworking people, I wish Moldova all the best. Respect from Qatar.
that everybody judges us just because we are poor and for the simple reason that we are Moldoviens. I have a family now but with no kids yet.I wish that my children would be proud of their mother for what she is and from were she is. it²s not so easy to explain in some words all thouse feelings especially when you are far away from your country,parents,childhood,beautiful memories. I am conscious that i must fight for a better future.So, please... don't judge us just because we want to LIVE ...
how i admire and respect these beautiful children. i pray their mother can make her back to them.
Thank you.
Stunning scenery very beautiful and a nation unknown to my nation but with ancient traditions and customs. thank for sharings
Hello Maldova people, I am with you with all my heart and wish God be with you. My people had also goan through these times and stood victorious. One day you shall be stars of the region. The almighty put to test brave people. From India
Meenu Nandan, thank you very much for your encouragement.
I like it the children of Moldova's villages are hard workers, although it's too bad those children have had to grow up quickly.
you like it? are you sick?
@@YoutubSUCKZ, you are sick, cause you don't like children. Such words can comes from a defect mind only. Go, treat yourself and don't expect anyone else to have mercy on you, cause you did not show mercy on others, who are not important today, but tomorrow...we know...
I am A moldovan that grew up in a village like this till six or seven.Then I moved to bucharest and completed elementary school.Now, my family Emigrated to Philadelphia, U.S.A and I totaly agree with you, but dont you think that something should be done with transnistria"?
If anyone not belive this?! visti this country! I had done this and I will do it again, because I love this country!
Thank you.
Moldova the best of the best!! Nu ne trebuie nici o unire!
Pentru toți ignoranții din România.
De aia v-ați unit cu UE care v-o tras pe sfoară de-a binelea și v-o sărăcit și mai mult ca să ajungeți forță ieftină de muncă pentru ei, să vă pună străinii condiții și să vă conducă, pe voi, care aveți centre universitare practic în toate centrele județene și nu numai, plus un cadru natural de excepție, plus bogății subpământene, practic toată tăblița lui Mendeleev, minți lucide cu masterate și doctorate și pînă la urmă tot cu nimic practic v-ați ales, v-ați vândut țara și pe voi și pe generațiile care or să mai vină după voi și ați ajuns coadă în loc de cap, fiindcă nu vă trebuie nimic..., Basarabia cu atât mai mult... V-ați uitat pînă și imnul țării, și după toate astea dacă v-ați fi cumva întors în 2007, mă întreb, tot așa de tare ați mai chiui de bucurie?...
It makes me feel sorry for what i have saw in this clip. I'm romanian ( from Moldova) and i left my country at 18years, that means 2 years ago because of insuficients.I'm in France now and believe me that french people aren't smarter, more beautiful or more responsable than we are, but they live better than us do.Now we suffer because of political reasons even that is not our fall.My heart is breaking in pieces for what is hapening with my motherland and my soul is crying inside me when i know..
I miss Moldova. A beautiful country!
I wish all the best to these moldovan people.
Moldova might be the poorest country in Europe, but they will eventually come up in the market. A shame on the government not to take action as there is so much potential in the country and keep the people there. Ass sorick05 says. They should fund Moldova instead of supporting wars.
Ya lublu Republica Moldova.
Regards from the Netherlands
Finally a good comment! I totaly agree with you. God bless all kids!!!
Such a sad story. But the terrible thing is that the government is making it increasingly harder to help Moldovans. It is almost impossible to ship some things without paying the govnmt more than what the shipment is worth. Why??
i couldn't hold back tears watching this.
Romania Mare
thanks for uploading this journeymanpictures.
beautiful kids, very hardworking,........ i feel sorry for them, May Allah bless them....respect from India.
The poorness & abandonment brought these children close together, on time they will love very much his older brother Anton just like a father
păcat... şi mă doare inima să văd aşa ceva.... însă până la urma urmei cam în fiecare ţară există câte-un sat comună sau chiar oraş mai sărac.... şi ăsta e adevărul...nu avem ce face.... după părerea mea, o ieşire a Basarabiei din economia rămasă în urmă ar fi unirea ei cu România.... căci până la urma urmei BASARABIA E ROMÂNIA.... salutări din România, salutări fraţiilor noştrii
This place may be poor but it's a hell of a lot better than where I live. It seems like more of a community
@thegreendestiny You don't know ... At the beginning at the 20th century Romania was very prosperous - to suc extent that it was called "the grain barn of europe". Culture and literature flourished so much during that period of time that that age is called today in Romania "the golden age of the Romanian culture". The capital was so beautiful - and it was renouned for it wide boulevards - that it was called "The Paris of the East."
God bless those kids
Thank you very much. You too.
@BurebistasHeir Nicley said. I do wish the best for Moldova. I was born in iatra neamt Romania, and put in an orphanage because my mother was very poor and lived on a farm. And it makes me so sad to see poverty in some areas. I hope and pray for the best of Moldova.
God Bless Moldova People.
Moldova and Romania a single nation. Romania will never let go from Moldova whatever they want to be , independent or in union. Romania must help them no matter what!
I LOVE MOLDOVA.
What kind of a mother leaves their children to fend for themselves!?
e dureros pina la lacrimi ce se intimpla in tara in care am avut nenorokul sa ne nastem
There is a great organisation working with children in Moldova. It's called Youth For Christ Moldova. They have a tremendous programme and reach lots of children through churches and local NGOs.
It saddens me to see young children without their parents, to me, we should be a world that is beyond that... but I guess we are not. Instead of bickering and insulting each other, we should all put our minds together and try to bring families back together, if not for us... for the children who wish they had their moms and dads with them, when they wake up and see the morning sun. That's what we should do, indeed.
This is so sad. I know someting about that. I was born in a "not poor" Moldavian family, but it is really hard to know that my country is so poor and uneducated.
Golden words!
Thanks.........I am sorry about that......
I wonder if the parents who left send their kids money
Si nu e atit de tragica situatia cum se desctie aici!
Cit de draguta e fata....
Trist, dar adevarat!:(
There is a well established ministry in Moldova which I visited in March. They have a program where families are assisted with food parcels and material/spiritual support to help them become self-sufficient. I sponsor one of these"social"orphans and a family in Moldova through Mission Without Borders.
I`m from ro but also us citizen................from moldova
+John Savel glad you made it over here :)
I feel for these kids.
The oldest boy reminds me a lot of Katniss from Hunger Games and her life in District 12..
+mshara1 lol wow, thats nice comparing a REAL human being struggling their ass off to not die to a fictional bs character from an overblown American movie. just wow.
I don't like how they keep calling the children 'abandoned', I'm pretty sure the parents are working abroad so that they can raise their children when they're back.
catalinaga yep. My thoughts exactly.
What a sad situation. I visited Moldova in 2010 and it is a beautiful country with wonderful people. They do need our help and I sponsor a child and assist a family through Mission Without Borders. You can google them and discover the great work they are doing. I was able to visit my sponsored child and see the work first-hand.
Jeff Taylor, I found you had already replied to anyone else. Thank you very much for your contribution. God bless you.
im from moldova and we came to America to find a better life so whoever hates moldovians i just want them to see where some people come from and not judge them rite away
@PickMyJunk
I respect that comment you just made. There should be more people like you who see the bigger picture.
The cops are corrupt, thats a fact. You can pay your teacher to give you a degree in medicine too.
Going to Moldova this year left me disgusted at my own country. A lot of people need a wake up call. I'm never going over there to live. No way.
@MosCraciun16 if it is best, why have they not done it already?
I totally agree with you.
I don't care if after the Unification Of Romania and Moldova things will be a little harder for us, if our wages will decrease . As I said , I'll gladly share my bread with my brothers and accept the wage decrease as long as we can improve our brothers situations .
Together we'll rise above these problems again and get there where we must be.
BLOOD is a more important link between people than money. We all must think about this thing.
You can loose money, buy you can never loose your BROTHERS
Because many people speak just russian in moldavia. Sad, but true.
valeu valeu maica ..... trebuie sa facem ceva sa-i aducem incoa k e naspa rau de tot
God have mercy on these children..!
How do you help someone like that?
What's wrong with TV?
no... he don't , but is to good for him ...
What language are they speaking? Romanian?
I agree with you!
It is trooth thath you seed!
Besides Unicef and Save the Children, are there other charitable organizations working in Moldova? This seem like a prime place where wealthier people could ensure their contributions would do alot of good. Schools, health clinics, education...even 10-15 $ a month would make a world of difference to these people who are trying to dig their way out of poverty.Also, what has changed since this film was made?
I would bet, they're having better lives than most of us in rest of Europe, no damn stress and golddigging
I think when we do not let go they are better....
these are the people who will survive an apocalypse...children need parents but damn if they don't survive like badasses. They are more dope and I have more respect for them than anyone. Us Americans, even poor ones like me, don't stand a frikkin chance in the world in which we are about to see and experience...the good thing about living in apocalyptic conditions before the apocalypse is that when it comes, it will be normal and the rest of the 1st world country citizens will die QUICK!
MiaB&J's Bizarre Bazaar But it depends.What kind of apocalypse?
yes...
u find poor people in all the countries
roberto brasoveanu 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
you have no idea how strange sound this for the Romanian speaking peoples.
Yes Moldavian are speaking also a dialect of Romanian language.
Romanian Principalities were the obstacles for the expansion of the Islam in Europe. For me was almost a shock in 2001 when I've seen how many Muslims were living in Germany.
Regardless, Jehovah, God and Allah should protect these children because they are innocents.
There's a region called Moldova, inside the borders of Romania, but there's also the state of Moldavia, which is a separate country. Of course, the reason Romanians "want" Moldavia is because in the past we were all united under one kingdom, but because of the Ottomans that failed.
Am I the only one to think the author does dramatize a bit too much and tries to match the image on the screen with his bias on a matter?
Seriously, I live there and I think the author does generalise too much. :)
@ninacodreanu
Well established European countries dont have a such thing called "poor villages"
If Moldova wants to officially enter Europe it should start paving roads in villages like malayeshti and should provide help for those in need. But no, its all about the capital city in Moldova. Whatever village is far away from it, they dont care, the government just leaves the people to it, and thats a fact, theres no denying in that. Moldova should be poor-free.
Ce frumos vorbeste micuta! Romania trebuie sa sprijine Basarabia sa intre in UE, in ciuda canaliilor ce acum se dau mari patrioti moldoveni, si se bat in piept ca Stefan cel Mare e al lor, desi sunt niste cacati de mancurti rusificati. E datoria noastra fata de istorie, fata de copiii astia ce vorbesc atat de curat si sincer limba romana.
From Pakistan people left the parents to look after the family farms and had kids in the uk cos then there was lots of work , now prople go to work anroad they cant afford for the whole family to move
Very sad my cousin is living in Moldova and I guess what he was saying was true. It looks as bad as he says.
@alea555 I just want to say that the Republic of Moldova is just a third of the territory of the historic province of Moldova. I think it's incorrect to refer to Republic of Moldova as simply Moldova, seeing that these are two different notions.
Needless to say, no one asks the moldovans in Romania what they think about it all.
So you can say that the Republic of Moldova doesn't belong to Romania, which is true, it's a country, but Moldova, the bigger part, the center part, is already Romania.
I wish i can help
Yes I know we are sadly, but it is the economic crisis and Ukraine is one of the countries who is the most badly affected by it so it has trouble but hopefully it will host it, and if it does then it will have better international recognition and it will get richer due to higher tourism and private investors if it does host the event, but Moldova is way poorer so I was just bringing up some ideas.
What a sad situation. I will be visiting Moldova in March. I am trying to help in a small way through a ministry called Mission Without Borders. Anyone can message me for info.
Jeff Taylor, how was your experience in Moldova and what impression do you still have of it?
Are you from the USA?
Thank you.
It is so cruel particularly in Europe to have this situation. Why can't EU do something about it.
Moldova is not in the EU. Corruption and crime is on par with africa. What can the EU do?
i was born in that country, i was a luck guy i could leave.....
the rest of my family was not that lucky
Vorbe multe dar fapte puține.
@PrankerDemon When I was ther it was 11 lei to $1.00. Don't know what it is right now. I'ts been fairly consistant the last few years.
Where's the sax guy? o-o'
no matter what, Islam or anything else, humanity is above all. God n Allah will protect them.. inshaAllah
The girl at 0:59 is so young, but her words, and the look on her face, are that of a worn-out 60 year old woman.
this video is taken to extrems. it's not a rich country but it does not have those conditions of living everywhere. it does show real images but it also shows only the worst of the worst from the country.
I can only quote Metallica "You know its sad but true".
and its sad that we have hardworking and peaceful people, but there are too many political interests of certain groups of people and consequences of governance unconscious
not shocked there's this in every country of the world, no country is perfect.
All this is true...
simt ca intr-un fel me-am dezamagit fratii :(
i am 1/4 moldavian and 3/4 romanian....i think that`s about 100% romanian...my family name is moldavian...
If this world had any justice, something should have been done about a lot of things. Yes, transnistria is an unfortunate place, and if anyone had any backbone, someone would have stood up for it. Probably face the same fate as Georgia tho...
Actaully Ukraine's markets and economy is getting richer, it's only now that it's halted because of the world economic crisis, but when it stops Ukraine will continue to develope and since it is hosting Euro 2012, there will be higher tourism and greater international recognition with means Ukraine will get richer and could join EU, but atleast if Moldova unitied with Ukraine even for 1 or 2 years it's economy will get richer because it will trade wine and stuff with Ukraine.
No!! i am a romanian , we arn't poor, and bulgaria isn't poor.. but moldova unforunalty.. is
P.S belive me i was in moldova romania and bulgaria many times.. i know what i am talhing aboght
I thaught that Albainia was the poorest ocountry in Europe?? But I guess since USSR ended and Moldova doesn't border Russia to join it, the only chance it has of improving its economy is by joining Ukraine and becoming one country with Ukraine, it's economy is growing higher at the momment and Ukraine will be much richer after hosting Euro 2012 with Poland so Moldova could join it and Ukraine can improve it once Moldova is part of Ukraine
It's not a problem, it just won't get you anywhere.
You can let the past go, people simply refuse to which is what keeping Moldova behind. If people will continually be nationalist and make rude and negative comments of you in public for speaking in Russian then the country will not get anywhere. People are too hostile to others because of their nationality in Moldova and you can't lie about that, that's the main problem in Moldova. The government itself is corrupt anyway.
Hmm... If their mom is working in another country, why can't she remit a portion of her salary so that her kids can have a better life? Why else would she be in another country. Sounds fishy...
@eulex10 Romania has regions: Oltenia, Transilvania,etc...now Moldova was a region too, but the Russians took it from us...sad story... Now the russians are blackmailing us, with the GAS, so we can`t get Moldova back.
What? There's a sovereign independent state called the Republic of Moldavia... who said anything about us Romanians wanting Moldavia? They have their right to sovereignty, and we didn't contest it.
I feel badly for the children. I don't blame the mother. She is just trying to survive. I blame the father. He is the alcoholic. My advice to all women - be careful who you marry.