хотя от тоски по ней меня ништо не излечит.

Так вот же она !

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Излечили!

Я на нее подписана, но последних постов не
видела в ленте. Буду следить.

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Пусть этот миг пройдет
Больше не нужно слов.
В этой кромешной тьме
Сердце мое в тебе.
В даль утекает жизнь
Дух уходящий ввысь
Голос уже не мой.
Стала себе чужой.

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Это прекрасная музыка, и очень похожую я слышала
в клипе, который мне показывал Миша В., хотя я просила
его этого не делать, даже плакала -- только надо
чуть-чуть подправить слова --

Пусть этот миг пройдет,
Как первый случайный вечер,
Больше не нужно слов.
Губы твои, как мед,
Верила в нашу встречу,
Это пришла любовь.

В этой кромешной тьме
Больше не нужно песен,
Сердце мое в тебе.
Ты стал понятен мне,
Мир нам уже не тесен,
Так угодно судьбе.

В даль утекает жизнь,
Прошлое стало дальним,
Больше не нужно слез.
Дух уходящий ввысь
Знает универсальный
Ответ на любой вопрос.

Голос уже не мой.
Стала себе чужой.
Больше не нужно слов.
Больше не нужно песен,
Мир нам уже не тесен,
Нас уносит любовь.

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Самое лучшее в этом стихотворении -- слово универсальный.

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Это Песня же. Про Любовь.
А так да.

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В вас определённо есть что-то от Феломены, Пользователь Акулеата

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Даже не знаю, смогу ли вернуть Вам Комплимент.
Есть ли в Вас что-то от Феломены?

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Комплимент для меня был бы, если бы в Феломене было кое-что от меня

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Oooh, he's flirting with you!!! ;)

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Right, sister. He might think he's being deadly ironic,
but _we_ know he's flirting!

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hahaha. That made me laugh. :)

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В милицию пошёл, значить. Крайняя степень падения, неожиданная даже для Воина Зла.

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Может, ошибка?

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Всяко бывает, конечно. Может и ошибка.

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Кто?

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Ну, Молчаливый.

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это они детям открыли интеллигентные имена. а на самом деле их зовут Димон, Ссыкло, Шкилет и Мочало.

У Молчаливого второе имя не Боб, случайно?

aculeata, I wanted to ask you your opinion about the entry concerning the children. It disturbed me, and I went reading around about it, and many people in the comments here and at Lj seemed, with my poor ability to understand, to be making excuses or not getting as upset about it as the writer of the entry or as it made me.

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It's just a slice of typical Russia's everyday reality: repressiions, political assassinations, genocide, statesmen abusing their rights to prosper and feed upon th ehumiliated citizens (dont' forget that the more the humiliation, the more fun). You know, even the "Putin eats children"-meme is perfectly credible. Hell is on Earth. In several places. Russia is just one of them.

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The sad thing is that almost everyone deserves what he gets. Try to swap the power-abusing statesman and the humiliated citizen and you'll see that nothing changes: the new statesman will rush to abuse his powers. In fact, the dream of almost any Russian man and woman — their image of "making themselves" — is to get to some (just any, doesn't matter, which in particular) kind of power and abuse, abuse, abuse it. There's no justice though, for not everyone humiliated deserves it and, more important, not everyone, who deserves to be punished, is actually punished.

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Children dun deserve anything bad.

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You know, most people in Russia are surprisingly deeply religious. As any true and good faithful Christian they believe, that children pay for the sins of their parents. For The Sin, actually. There's one sin in Russia — to stick out. But it is cardinal. So now, with these parents having stuck out, every good and faithful Christian will see to it that the children SUFFER A LOT, so that The Sin of their parents is punished properly. Given the background, that every Russian child-care facility is a Salaspils taken in the third power, with children tied to their beds and left to lie in the puddles of urine (with all the windows open) as a quite normal practice, we can imagine, what are these poor children are doomed to. And there is absolutely no possibility to change anything. Because everyone who try to stick out. And once they have stuck out they are just unpersons. Every door shut for them, every road barred, not a single hand will bid them aid. Once, for example, a "good" child-care facility is shown on TV, it is doomed. It has stuck out. It now must be punished.

That, and lots and lots of other things explain, why we worship Andrey Romanovich Chikatilo, Alexander Yurievich Pichushkin or Adolph Aloisovich Hitler as Angels of Mercy upon the fields of utter despair.

Failed on italicizing, sorry for double-posting.

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I am a lapsed Catholic myself, but the dogma I shun. Original sin is garbage, I'm sorry. No one is responsible for crap they didna do. My opinion. Of all creatures in the world, children should not have to suffer. I have only ever seen the programmes on the orphanages in Romania, which I found horrible beyond description. The link you gave me concerned Nazi camps. I wish to read about Russian orphanages if you can link me please.

Your lines concerning worshipping Andrey Romanovich Chikatilo, Alexander Yurievich Pichushkin or Adolph Aloisovich Hitler -- you are being facetious, are you not?

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About Salaspils — maybe I was too obscure in expressing my thought, I mean that the child-care institutions are far worse than Salaspils, where children underwent medical experiments and were routinely exterminated.

About the links, try to understand my unwillingness to dig this theme. I can, though, give you a link to some of the autobiographical stories by a then-boy, Ruben David Gonzalez Gallego . It's in Russian, maybe you manage to find their English translation. Here is it on Amazon, though.

And about worship. Am facetious? Maybe a little bit. Only a little bit. In adding the "Aloisovich"-patronymic to Adolf Hitler's name.

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I won't pursue the discussion then except to say that worshipping serial murderers and mass genocidal exterminators is warped, and when you say, 'And there is absolutely no possibility to change anything,' concerning the treatment of the children, I disagree. Human beings always have the capacity to effect change if they work together. But I have no wish to argue with you. Thank you for the links. I will read them.

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oona, yes, there may be all the reasons
to be upset. That is, if the children do exist (we're
on the Net, remember? the story could have been invented
and get reposted by people, though I think, in this case,
it's too much to hope for). The story could be read in
different ways, like one can imagine it might be a dull and
hungry childhood, with parents so involved in alleged
political activism that never thought to keep some books
for kids (and one doesn't have to buy them expensive).
In fact, political activists usually do get books for
their children. But either way, the kids would be far
worse off in an orphanage.

The problem is, there are no working social mechanisms
that can be initialized by getting upset on the Net.
That is because, in Dzerzhinsk, they wouldn't care.
Any real help would have started from getting to
Dzerzhinsk, physically, that is, if the kids are the
ones to receive the help.

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:( okay, thank you.

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The quoted article tells about social workers taking children away from parents because the parent's house is "too poor". Assuming the story is correct, it is an outrage, because orphanages in Russia is totally horrible places, almost worse than prisons (where a huge number of their graduates wind up, as experience shows).

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I dun understand this world. :(

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Russian state institutions give the impression they are of colonial administration run from Mordor, especially orphanages, insane asylums, nursing homes and prisons.

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In this country where I am living now, prisoners many times have it better than many others because they have media, solicitors, internet access, phones, no requirement to work, schooling, exercise equipment and their meals and medical care. I think many cycle in and out of the prisons when life outside becomes too difficult. At the hopsital, you wait for treatment whilst the prisoners see the doctor first.

In fact, life in prison is probably better than in the convalescent hospitals where they stick old people to die and hurry them along in doing so. Those places stink. There is no access to medical care--maybe once a month a doctor will come. The people who work there are hired off the street. The places are disgusting. I would not send a dog there.

The Child Protective Service where I live is overburdened, the employees are not competent to handle their caseloads and children fall through the cracks. About any orphanages I do not know, but they use foster care here, and it is also appalling with people taking the children because they come with a stipend for their care.

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What you are saying here is not too depressive,
actually. Living conditions in prisons is an
important issue (in fact, in a country like ours,
not yours, it may be among most important ones).

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No, this sounds horrible. The parents need a lawyer.

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He was released after a year of torture:
Nate Tseglin, who was taken from his family by CPS more than a year ago for scratching his neck and arms, and has spent the time since then being forcibly drugged into oblivion and into a seizure disorder, is finally going home.

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I am cussing to myself. I have seen the judicial process work here, and it sucks. It might be better than some other places, but it still sucks.

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In UK, the social workers are more in touch with common sense, I believe.

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I dunno. You are familiar with Baby P?

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"Baby P" and Victoria Climbié stories are about negligence and incapacity of the social workers but not about the staffers doing terrible things by themselves.

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When you can see what is happening to a baby like that and you are negligent, it's the same difference in my opinion (doctors, social workers, neighbours...), but I know what you mean.

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Валерия, меня всегда волновал такой вопрос. Вы как-то писали, что начинали с каббалы, но она для евреев, а не арийцев. Такой момент: имеет ли смысл национальная принадлежность человека, если в череде реинкарнаций он так или иначе периодически бывает и в теле индийской домохозяйки, и в теле учёного раввина в ультраортодоксальном квартале Иерусалима? И разве не универсальна для всех наций то учение, которого Вы придерживаетесь?

Смешно и бессмысленно все. Сколько человек из тех, кто разговаривает с акулеатой понимает, что вовсе она не с ними разговаривает, что все они - лишь ее инструменты для связи, материалы для экспериментов. И те, кому она раздает комплименты вроде "сама красивая" не подозревают, что, прыгай они с 15го этажа, она бы и не пошевельнулась их остановить, а, при случае, и подтолкнула бы. И сколько читателей тифарета любят его, не подозревая, что он правду про убийства... а он этим пользуется, растит их эго. В общем дело спасения утопающих-дело рук самих утопающих, падающего подтолкни и т. п.

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это настолько банально, что можно было и не писать

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писать вообще не имеет смысла, надо действовать причем как можно скорее

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это вы о чем сейчас?

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