Politics and Esperanto

Yes, quite agreed with the writer that UEA could not even produce a podcast radio to serve the Esperantists. Is that no finance help ? Come on, there are pages which host free podcast like the Radio Cherizo of Japan.

Well, once I held high respect for this international body not until recent work they show. Of course, things are better now at least there is a politcal party to voice out. Esperanto is also a minority language group. They do have mother tongue speakers. It is no longer a constructed language.

Did UEA ever do anything herself, in all her history, to start serving own radio broadcasts in Esperanto, in order to deserve any whatsoever right of voice in it?

What is, though, the most bothering question? It is... "What those petty manipulators ever did along with their clique of morally corrupt hypocrites to establish UEA's own radio broadcast?" THE ANSWER IS: ZERO!   COMPLETELY NOTHING! Not ever even one simplest Podcast by Internet!

Now... Broadcasting by internet hardly presents any problems since quite a long time for even small and a lot poorer than UEA organizations. Doesn't UEA have funds and abilities to establish own broadcasting, instead calling names, throwing dirt at best known benefactors of Esperanto movement, expressing this way UEA's ungratefulness for all the past and present efforts, good will and free bonuses to Esperanto?! After all... Poland happened to be the country where Esperanto originated, and native country of its creator... Such attitudes must be, and indeed are outright disgusting to anyone with even very basic sense of justice and good taste. What they did amounted to outright ethical atrophy plagued with moral dwarfism of the worst kind known... Its a pity that such ungratefulness found home with the largest representative of Esperanto. Why shaming Esperanto movement so badly by matters of which above all UEA alone, and only UEA, ought to be held responsible!? What a shame to UEA! Universal League shall never associate with any organization acting that way.  

Polish Radio's broadcasts in Esperanto weren't intended for scrapping but for moving to cheaper, Internet based broadcasting as better suited for worldwide reach and general characteristics of Esperantist movement, although, it was done for economical reasons, to improve personnel efficiency and management of Polish Radio in general. This was done at all levels of political and economical life in Poland, too. Reorganization was necessary, and urged for, by speeding economical and political change. Since when the "NEUTRAL"?! UEA acquired political right to interfere with internal politics of any country in the world whatsoever, and in particular, of the democratic, sovereign Poland?!

http://www.esperlando.com/politics_in_esperanto.htm