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Quote: حقيقة ملحمة أسطورية في البذل والتضحية شدت انتباه العالم بأسره رئيسهم لم يتئائب ولم يأنف أويتأفف ولم يتبختر أو يعرض بل وقف طيلة يومين كاملين مع عمال الإتقاذ وكأنه واحد منهم يشد من أزرهم ويطيب خواطر ذوي العمال ويطمئنهم ويداعب صغارهم ويستقبل العمال المنقذين واحدا تلو الآخر ويحتضنهم ويشكر شعبه ويزف الأخبار الطيبة له والشعب التشيلي استحق احترام كافة الأمم لوقوفه مع عماله البسطاء وانتزاعهم أحياء من غياهب الجب

شكرا عبدالمحمود .. القيادة انسانية وانجاز للاخر ومن اجل الاخر ...

Quote: أيها الثائر جارا .. اغتالوك .. فأصبحت كوكباً .. ورمزاً ... في كل يوم يعلمنا التاريخ درساً قيماً .. ومكرراً .. بان الأشراف لا يموتون .. وبأنهم سيخلدون في ذاكرة الأوطان والشعوب .. بينما يطوي التاريخ جلاديهم في سرابيل الخزي والنقمة والنسيان ... يوم السبت السادس من ديسمبر 2009م .. خرج الشعب الشيلي بآلاف ليدفن رفات الشاعر والمغني فيكتور جارا ، وذلك بعد 36 عاما من تعذيبه وإعدامه على يد الحكومة العسكرية في العام 1973... وكان المحققون في مقتله قد قرروا نبش جثمانه من قبره قبل ستة أشهر ماضية للتأكد من قصة مقتله على يد احد العسكر بعد أن قام بتعذيبه وتهشيم أصابع يديه قبل أن يجهز عليه عندما كان عمره 41 عاما. ولد جارا عام 1932، في بلدة ( لونكين ) لأسرة من الفلاحين.. انتقل في شبابه إلى العاصمة (سانتياغو) للعيش فيها، وهناك درس الموسيقى، و المسرح... في العام 1961 لحّن أغنية «أريد أن أغني لك أيتها الحمامة» التي كانت بداية إبداعاته الموسيقية والشعرية... عمل في مجال المسرح، وشغل منصب المدير الفني للمجموعة الموسيقية ( كيلاباجون ) فيما بين العامين 1966 و1969، ولحّن الكثير من الأغاني أشهرها أغنيته الإنسانية ( أذكرك اماندا ) التي غناها خصيصا لابنته التي أصيبت بالسرطان في سن الخامسة عشر من عمرها... كان جارا مؤيداً لحكم الزعيم سلفادور الليندي، حاكم سانتياغو، والذي فاز بائتلاف القوى الاشتراكية الشيوعية واليسارية ... عندما نفذ اوغستو بيونيشيه المدعوم من أمريكا انقلابه ضد حكومة الليندي وأعدمه داخل قصره .. انضم جارا إلى آلاف الوطنيين المعارضين للانقلاب في الملعب الوطني .. وقف هناك وغنى لهم أغاني الثورة والحرية حتى حاصرت دبابات العسكر الملعب ... وكانت مذبحة بشعة .. في الملعب تعرض جارا للتعذيب واُجبر على الغناء تحت تهديد البنادق .. ووسط قهقهات العسكر .. في النهاية قام احد الساديين ببتر أصابعه ثم أرداه بالرصاص ... بعد أسبوع من إعدامه، اكتشف عالم الفلك الروسي نيكولاي شيرنج، كوكبا سماه (كوكب فيكتور جارا رقم 2644)، وذلك تخليدا لذكراه. في العام 2003 سمي الملعب الوطني باسمه (استاد فيكتور جارا)... الآن .. وبعد مرور ثلاث عقود ونيف على اغتياله .. ما زال ملء السمع والأبصار في شيلي .. أصبح رمزاً للثورة والفكر الحر .. وانتصاراً الحرية .. وليسجل التاريخ .. بان للشعوب ذاكرة لا تنسى ...

Quote: واحتقرت كل زعمائنا وتمنيت لو بصقت على وجوههم

Quote: The story of the Chilean miners has touched the world--and spurred mommy bloggers to predict that some of the characters in this story will inspire popular baby names. Luis: The last man out who held the group together when they were feared lost. He enforced tight rations of their limited food and supplies before help could arrive. Manuel: A rescue worker who was the first down yet the last up. He talked the men through the final hours inside the mine. Then, he spent 26 minutes alone down below before he strapped himself into the capsule for the ride up. Mario: The second miner to taste freedom who bounded out and led his rescuers in a rousing cheer. Franklin: A miner who played for the Chilean national soccer team in the 1980s. When he was pulled out of the mine, he briefly bounced a ball on his foot and knee. Florencio: The first miner out. When he set foot above ground he hugged his sobbing 7-year-old son, his wife and the Chilean president. Jimmy: At only 19, he's the youngest of the miners. His original plan was to work in the mine only until September. "He took the job after his girlfriend had his child, so he could earn more money to support them with a months-old baby," according to the NY Times. Mario: At 63, the oldest miner among the trapped. He suffers from a lung disease common to miners and had been on antibiotics inside the mine. After being rescued, he dropped to his knees, bowed his head in prayer and clutched the Chilean flag. Mario's wife, Lilianett, pulled him up from the ground and embraced him. Lilianett: The wife of the oldest miner, Mario. When her husband was rescued and threw himself to the ground in prayer, she pulled him up and embraced him. "The couple had talked by video once a week, and she said that [Mario] had repeated the promise he made to her in his initial letter from inside the mine: He would marry her properly in a church wedding, followed by the honeymoon they never had," according to the AP. Estaban: Another miner who says the incident has inspired him to want to give his wife of 25 years a proper church wedding. Victor: Victor Segovia chronicled his two months underground in a notebook and he rose from underground as a potential author. Another miner of the same name held his pregnant wife, Jessica, in an extended embrace after stepping outside the mine. Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfmoms/detail?entry...=74572#ixzz12VM84Mve

Quote: فلنتأمل إنسانية رئيس، ولا إنسانية آخر وحظوة شعب وضياع آخر: - من أحيا ثلاثة وثلاثين نفساً كأنما أحيا أهل الأرض جميعاً! - من يقتل 10بجنوده 10آلآف -بزعمه- ويستهين بهذا الرقم، وكأنه ذبح نعاج أضاحٍ، فكأنما قتل أهل الأرض جميعا! - من يظل واقفاً لأكثر من ثلاثة وثلاثين متواصلة ليصافح ويعانق الحياة في مواطنيه! - من لا يراه شعبه إلا مستجدياً لسند، حاشداً له بإكره، فلا يملك إلا أن يعانق الخوف! - من يستطيع، في شمم، أن يقف دون حراسة ولا بطانة تذكر، ولا أبهة مصنوعة، يتواضع فيرسي نموذجاً أخلاقياً يتوارى الجبابرة من سمته خجلاً! - من لا يراه شعبه إلا مع أناس غلاظ الأكباد، مدججون بالسلاح، يحرسونه لا يملك إلا يزور إرادة مواطنيه! - من يجعل من وطنه بكامله مدرسة للديمقراطية، يسلك فيها العامل البسيط مسلك العالم المحب لقائده! - من يجعل وطنه سجناً من مليون ميل مربع، يسلك فيه حارق البخور "العالم،" سلوك الرعاح الأقحاح الأميين! - أين هو وأين شعبه! وأين رئيسنا واين شعبه!

Quote: --- On Sat, 10/16/10, hassan taha wrote: From: hassan taha Subject: salam To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, October 16, 2010, 3:57 AM باجمال الرجاء التذكير بدور التكنلوجيا الامريكيه فى انقاذ العمال فى شيلى امريكا ماكعبه ابدا شعب مبدع - الحفار الراس كلو من امريكا- انا ماعندى اشتراك فى سودانيز اون لاين

Quote: الرئيس البوليفي ترك بلده وحضر بنفسه ليتابع عمليات الإنقاذ من أجل مواطن بوليفي واحد.. ترى كم هذا الشعب عظيم؟!!.

Quote: - من يستطيع، في شمم، أن يقف دون حراسة ولا بطانة تذكر، ولا أبهة مصنوعة، يتواضع فيرسي نموذجاً أخلاقياً يتوارى الجبابرة من سمته خجلاً! - من لا يراه شعبه إلا مع أناس غلاظ الأكباد، مدججون بالسلاح، يحرسونه لا يملك إلا يزور إرادة مواطنيه!

Quote: New Sudan Vision The story of Chilean miners - A lesson for Southern Sudan Print Written by Geu Machar Chilean-miner-rescue-006_1 (Winnipeg) - Like many in the world, I watched the first and the last trapped miner lifted to the earth surface. The heroic Chilean miners rescue has sent a rare level of joy and celebration across the globe. While the watchful glare of international media sensationalized the rescue effort, the Chilean people led by their president who took full command of the rescue operation, demonstrated what has become a once in a lifetime tragedy-turned-blessing story to all humanity. In a world filled with human tragedies caused by accidents, plane crashes, tsunamis, hurricanes, terrorism, earthquakes, epidemics etc – not often do we hear of such magnitude of success. The 33 men that were trapped 700 metres below the earth surface had the luck of their life yet. Their lives didn’t become theirs, or their families Backed by the Chilean people, the courageous president took the responsibility over his shoulders to ensure that the deep-earth stranded miners were safely rescued. Some might argue that President Pinera took the advantage of intense world media coverage for political purpose to ensure that his rating soar to the roof. In any event, he did what Chileans and the world expected him to do – he gave his all for the lives of 33 stranded miners. The heroes of this whole drama have been rightly applauded but one of the unsung heroes has had very little media mention. That first rescuer who emerged from the rescue capsule to the cheers of stranded miners fits what brevity and courage means. Anything could have happened when he was down there. His life could have been in danger too if the rescue effort had failed. But, how can he not do it considering that their whole nation was behind him! Besides the books, movies, documentaries and TV shows that are going to be borne out of this extraordinary rescue effort, what struck me the most is how precious and valueless the Chilean government hold the lives of her citizens. The Chilean government almost bankrupted their country’s economy to save the lives of 33 men. They made the cuts in all sectors to make sure that the miners were rescued. At the end of the rescue operation, the Chilean president claimed that what they accomplished in Chile could not be done in many parts of the world. Any country in the world would have access to the resources Chile had. But, this brutally honest claim touched me and those from the implied parts of the world. Can this show of support and relentlessness ever be replicated by any government in Africa or Sudan in particular ? From the atmosphere where politicians invoke civilians’ emotions to cause countless loss of innocent lives, does this story hold any significance? These and many other questions came to my mind while I was watching the trapped Chilean miners being lifted to safety. If this had happened in Africa the most likely response from the government of the day would be to cover it up as much as possible and to let the families deal with their losses however they like it. Our leaders, current and aspiring, have to take note of what Chile has done. Africans and Sudanese need to see the time when their leaders will demonstrate to their fellow countrymen and women that their well being is the number one priority of their governments. What has been happening in Sudan is absolutely contrary to this exemplary act of government responsibility. Our government needs to recognize that it is their responsibility to respond to all kinds of misfortune that befall any family or community whether accidental or incidental. How many times has anybody seen our president issue a statement from a disaster zone? It is equally a government responsibility to make sure that the security, external or internal, of her citizens is assured. A government’s representative to Canada recently shamelessly claimed in Winnipeg that insecurity in Southern Sudan is “isolated and contained” . Or he needs somebody to remind him that insecurity in Jonglei State did not start with George Athor? I recon that acceptance of reality is the first step towards achieving a meaningful solution. Sudanese or South Sudanese for that matter need to see their leaders demonstrate that the lives of their fellow citizens are a priority. The story of Chilean miners rescue made Chileans and the world proud. It brought Chileans together. South Sudanese need a story of similar significance that will make them proud as a nation should the referendum materialize. Author of this article: Geu Machar, The New Sudan Vision www.newsudanvision.com