During the last weekend more than 200,000 Romanian people gathered in Bucharest to stand up for their democracy. They demand their country back after the corrupt establishment canceled democratic elections. Romanians are demanding the resignation of Klaus Iohannis, who is illegally occupying the position of president of Romania, as well as that of the entire government.
The democratically elected president of Romania, Kalin Georgescu, is supported by more than 70% of the population. Along the streets of Bucharest there are only Romanian flags. No EU flags, No US flags and No Ukraine flags.
It easy to see that the establishment can't cancel elections because they don't like the candidate for whom people voted. That has nothing to do with democracy. It seems the same movie as we already saw when other democratically elected presidents in Europe were overthrown.
Obviously, the globalist media system, enslaved by the international corporate elite, hasn't mentioned that news. This is the end of democracy in the EU.
...Giorgio, you summed things well.
ReplyDeleteActually, they, Rpmanians, are demanding free elections without Russia, EU or US interference.
DeleteHi Giorgio!
ReplyDeleteI hope Romania will not let itself be captured by Moscow. I hope Romania will show the “middle finger” to Russia.
Unfortunately, but the truth is that the Kremlin (in my opinion the seat of evil) meddles in every election. For a long time, the Kremlin has been waging a hybrid war against the normal (at least more normal) world.
Giorgio, I salute you and I wish you a good week!
Dear Anna, Romanian people simply want they sovereignty back. They want to decide for themselves and not let Washington & EU bureaucrats decide for them. In other words, it seems they don't want to be a vassal state anymore.
DeleteGiorgio, I believe that the world is in a metamorphosis of horror. Freedom is being deleted everywhere.
ReplyDeleteIt's so sad, Nicole! I am afraid we will see unjustified arrests, disproportionate use of force, and police aggression during protests, which would be the same movie as we see now in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, where democratic elections were canceled.
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