The Family March took place in the following way
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As it was announced two days ago, today, 11 May, at 10 a.m. many citizens and representatives of different NGOs gathered in the Central Square of Chisinau to show their indignation towards the imposed immorality, and especially towards the aggressive and immoral actions of homosexual organization from Moldova “Gender Doc-M”.
While I was going to the Square, I passed through the National Park, near the Stefan cel Mare monument, where there were already gathered a great number of men who were combatants from Transnistria war and members of different sport federations. All these men gathered to show their indignation towards the immorality that is imposed to the society.
People were coming from different directions to the Square. Some Christians printed different materials, leaflets, flyers and a group of young people prepared all these materials and then went to distribute them to all those who were in the Square and in the park.
I gave the first speech, where I presented the reasons why I came to take part at this action. The reporters from EuroTV approached us and I gave them a short interview. People were coming and different leaders of organizations gave their discourses. All showed their indignation towards the immoral people who impose immorality and provoke a whole nation.
When it was almost 11 a.m, we were told that many people gathered in front of the National Library, where homosexuals wanted to begin their pride and those people blocked their bus. The fotoreporter who gave us this materials managed to take some photos there.
The events that took place there drew the attention of almost all journalists and reporters. I think that these events will be presented very detailed at the news. I was told that no violence was manifested, because I was really worried concerning it.
Some of the men who came to protest, entered the bus where homosexuals were and took their materials and logos they wanted to use for their pride, then they went out and destroyed those materials.
I was told that there were two teenagers of 14 years old in the bus too. I think police should interest in this.
At the same time, many people continued to come to the Central Square, and they had different signs that expressed their indignation.
All those who gave disocurses wanted to focus all people’s attention on the dangers that the project of Antidiscrimination Law can bring upon the whole society. In the end, I read the Address Protest against the imposed immorality, that followed to be signed by the participants and then sent to the Parliament, President and Govern of the Republic of Moldova. After I read the act, all participants knelt down, asked for God help and all together said the prayer “Our Father”.
We asked God in our prayer to give us wisdom and even if we are representatives of different churches and religions to leave out all differences of doctrine that we have and to put together all our efforts to protect our familiy and faith.
We also asked God to give wisdom and judgement to the leaders of this country to protect the country of this great evil that came upon us and destroys our nation. It was so sad to see that no representative of any party came to take up an attitude. At least I haven’t seen anyone.
After we prayed, all participants came and signed the Addrees Protest.
Most participants who signed asked for a copy of the act and charts for signatures to go and to continue to gather signatures.
All participants decided to come again next Sunday in the Central Square and to continue to come there until our requirements written in the Address Protest will be satisfied.
May God have mercy and protect us from this great evil, that is imposed immorality.
Translated by Felicia Djugostran
