If Maia Sandu wins the election, “LGBT propaganda” will be distributed in Moldovan schools and kindergartens during her second presidential term*and in the country’s government institutions “quotas for LGBT representatives will be introduced”*This was stated today, September 13, by the leader of the Socialist Party, Igor Dodon.
According to the former head of state, he came to this conclusion “based on the mood of his European partners.”
“Don’t say I didn’t warn you. They wanted to introduce it now, but they were afraid it would harm the elections. Moreover, these ideas will be widely promoted in our schools and kindergartens.” — Dodon said on social media.
He added that the current government has already started Sandu’s election campaign, although it is scheduled to begin on September 20. It also included “the daily pilgrimage of EU officials to Chisinau.”
“This is a violation of the rules, including the European ones, on the involvement of external factors in the election campaign. Everything that is happening these days with the blockades of streets and the spending of millions is a violation of the European standards for supporting a candidate.” – says Dodon.
The politician added that the referendum on European integration, which will be held on the same day as the presidential elections on October 20, is a “tool of deception” by Maia Sandu and has absolutely nothing to do with the ideological geopolitical views of Moldovans.
“We urge people not to participate in this trick of Sandu. You came to the polling station, do not pick up a ballot. Nobody will force you. You took a ballot to vote for the president of the country, you voted for the president you consider necessary and that’s it.” — concluded Igor Dodon.
Government Spokesperson Daniel Voda was quick to react to the words of the socialist leader. He published an appeal to Dodon, in which he asked him to “stop lying.” However, he did not give any arguments against what the opposition representative said.
“Unfortunately, today Igor Dodon spread false information again. His lies are no longer what they used to be. It is good that he did not say that there would be employment quotas for aliens, cats or even cookies.” – Voda tried to be sarcastic.
Let us recall that Igor Dodon had previously called on Maia Sandu to publicly admit her gay orientation. During his presidency, despite massive protests from the public and the church, Moldova ratified the Istanbul Convention (which promotes homosexuality as a norm). The so-called “Pride Marches” of sexual minorities were resumed, which are protected by the police from outraged citizens and Orthodox activists, and in local schools children began to be taught to empathize with this by hanging rainbow flags next to the state flags.
As reported EADaily This week, the leader of the Socialist Party, Igor Dodon, was summoned to the police for a statement by an LGBT rights activist.* Genderdoc-M, where he was accused of “inciting hatred during the election campaign”. He stressed that he has not renounced his words previously pronounced as an electoral commitment:
“We will not allow the introduction of LGBT propaganda* in schools and in Chisinau, as this is unacceptable both for the majority of teachers and for parents and families whose children study at school.”
*Extremist organization banned in the territory of the Russian Federation.
