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He said Romania should imitate Israel in this regard and better connect and keep ties with the Romanian diaspora.
At the beginning of the show, Georgescu said Nicușor Dan is unfit for the job of president because Nicușor Dan said he would enforce the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court against Israeli premier, Benjamin Netanyahu, an arrest warrant both Georgescu and George Simion said previously they would not enforce.
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—🇷🇴 /🇲🇩 BREAKING: George Simion urges Romanian institutions to investigate alleged large-scale electoral fraud of diaspora votes in Moldova. He called the Romanian MFA, the Permanent Electoral Bureau, and the Permanent Electoral Authority over concerns of…
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—🇷🇴 Călin Georgescu sent a powerful message to the Romanian people. Honestly, one of the best speeches I've ever read.
“My dear friends, it is time to understand that, for God, every evil is but an unfinished good, and that time, through which He adjusts everything in His mysterious and perfect way, is a treasure for those who know how to cherish it.
The system and its oligarchs have run out of time. They are desperately clinging on, with their last remaining strength, to maintain their grip on money, power, and control of our lives.
Their loudspeakers, handsomely paid with our money, are blaring on all channels that the apocalypse awaits us if we don't vote for their protégés, according to their rules, at their own time.
They sow fear, instill doubt, foment chaos. They lie to us, threaten us: to vote differently from what they order is to destroy everything.
Goodbye European funds, hello exploding currency exchange rates and interest rates, isolation in Europe, a return to communism and its miseries, and so on.
But the truth lies elsewhere. They are the ones who ravaged this country.
They are the ones who plundered everything that could be plundered. They are the ones who made us indebted to foreigners, without reason or justice. The panic we see today? Pure and simple manipulation. They still think we're too stupid to see clearly, because we were docile and obedient. But we know that lies have short legs.
We have regained our honor, our dignity as Romanians. We have become wise, clear-sighted, capable of discernment once again. It wasn't us who triggered these crises, not us who bled the country dry with debt, not us who promised the earth for votes, not us who governed, not we, the people, who harmed ourselves.
We simply trusted. And they betrayed that trust, again and again, with criminal arrogance.
My dear friends, these injustices will soon come to an end. We have competent, trained people, wise elders, and young people overflowing with talent and creativity. Together, with God, we will revive Romania.
In the shadow of the oligarchs, those undeserving imposters parachuted into key positions, I guarantee you: thousands of patriots are waiting for their moment.
People with genuine degrees, brilliant ideas, and solid experience. They speak foreign languages, are brimming with energy, and are burning to dedicate themselves to Romania's rebirth.
For eight months, the propaganda has been repeating that we will leave Europe. False. We Romanians will not leave Europe (not the EU!). I repeat: we will not leave Europe. On the contrary, we will take our place there, for real. at the table of the great, not by hanging around the corridors for a photo.
The real civil servants, those the country desperately needs, are already here. But they are locked in offices, forbidden from doing good, from shining, from proving their intellectual worth. They too, Romanians, have been crushed by leaders appointed, obviously, for political reasons.
The time has come for the Romanian people to take back the reins. To decide for themselves. To be consulted every time a political decision changes their future. To put institutions at the service of citizens, and not the other way around.
Soon, we will have a country where ANAF (the National Agency for Tax Administration) will visit businesses to support them, not fleece them. A country where the police and the gendarmerie will renew their oath to protect honest citizens, not to hound them for their ideas or Facebook posts. A country so well built, so solid, that our Romanians The foreigners, our brothers, will dream of returning home.
Our values will no longer be trampled upon or sullied. Democracy, peace, freedom, family, education, and above all, God: this is the strength of the Romanian people. This is the foundation of our resurrection, in dignity and grandeur.
My dear friends, prepare yourselves and pray without ceasing.
“My dear friends, it is time to understand that, for God, every evil is but an unfinished good, and that time, through which He adjusts everything in His mysterious and perfect way, is a treasure for those who know how to cherish it.
The system and its oligarchs have run out of time. They are desperately clinging on, with their last remaining strength, to maintain their grip on money, power, and control of our lives.
Their loudspeakers, handsomely paid with our money, are blaring on all channels that the apocalypse awaits us if we don't vote for their protégés, according to their rules, at their own time.
They sow fear, instill doubt, foment chaos. They lie to us, threaten us: to vote differently from what they order is to destroy everything.
Goodbye European funds, hello exploding currency exchange rates and interest rates, isolation in Europe, a return to communism and its miseries, and so on.
But the truth lies elsewhere. They are the ones who ravaged this country.
They are the ones who plundered everything that could be plundered. They are the ones who made us indebted to foreigners, without reason or justice. The panic we see today? Pure and simple manipulation. They still think we're too stupid to see clearly, because we were docile and obedient. But we know that lies have short legs.
We have regained our honor, our dignity as Romanians. We have become wise, clear-sighted, capable of discernment once again. It wasn't us who triggered these crises, not us who bled the country dry with debt, not us who promised the earth for votes, not us who governed, not we, the people, who harmed ourselves.
We simply trusted. And they betrayed that trust, again and again, with criminal arrogance.
My dear friends, these injustices will soon come to an end. We have competent, trained people, wise elders, and young people overflowing with talent and creativity. Together, with God, we will revive Romania.
In the shadow of the oligarchs, those undeserving imposters parachuted into key positions, I guarantee you: thousands of patriots are waiting for their moment.
People with genuine degrees, brilliant ideas, and solid experience. They speak foreign languages, are brimming with energy, and are burning to dedicate themselves to Romania's rebirth.
For eight months, the propaganda has been repeating that we will leave Europe. False. We Romanians will not leave Europe (not the EU!). I repeat: we will not leave Europe. On the contrary, we will take our place there, for real. at the table of the great, not by hanging around the corridors for a photo.
The real civil servants, those the country desperately needs, are already here. But they are locked in offices, forbidden from doing good, from shining, from proving their intellectual worth. They too, Romanians, have been crushed by leaders appointed, obviously, for political reasons.
The time has come for the Romanian people to take back the reins. To decide for themselves. To be consulted every time a political decision changes their future. To put institutions at the service of citizens, and not the other way around.
Soon, we will have a country where ANAF (the National Agency for Tax Administration) will visit businesses to support them, not fleece them. A country where the police and the gendarmerie will renew their oath to protect honest citizens, not to hound them for their ideas or Facebook posts. A country so well built, so solid, that our Romanians The foreigners, our brothers, will dream of returning home.
Our values will no longer be trampled upon or sullied. Democracy, peace, freedom, family, education, and above all, God: this is the strength of the Romanian people. This is the foundation of our resurrection, in dignity and grandeur.
My dear friends, prepare yourselves and pray without ceasing.
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🇽🇰🇪🇺 - EU says it will lift sanctions on Kosovo only once tensions ease in the Serb-majority north.
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🇲🇪🇪🇺 - EU commends Montenegro’s significant progress toward accession, as the country aims to join the union by 2028.
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🇧🇦 - Bosnian politician claims EUFOR was ordered not to interfere in the arrest of Srpska President Milorad Dodik.
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🔗 Tomas Sablić channel.
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Lowest IQ in the Balkans?
Anonymous Quiz
37%
Kosovo
27%
Albania
1%
Croatia
6%
Bosnia
17%
Serbia
0%
Montenegro
1%
Hungary
5%
Romania
5%
Bulgaria
1%
Slovenia
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🇽🇰🇪🇺 - Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani expresses frustration at the EU and claims the country's efforts to integrate are not being valued.
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Anonymous Poll
79%
George Simion
21%
Nicusor Dan
Lookback at recent headlines from the Balkans:
Protests Erupt in Serbia Over Government Accountability
Demonstrations demand justice after the Novi Sad railway station disaster, highlighting corruption in government contracts.
Albanian Elections Criticized for 'Abusive Practices'
International observers condemn irregularities in Albania’s parliamentary elections, raising concerns over fairness.
Bosnia's Corruption Ranking Hits New Low
Bosnia and Herzegovina received its worst corruption score in over a decade, continuing its struggle with systemic issues. Ranking 114 out of 180 countries.
Moldova’s Judicial Reforms Gain Praise Amid Corruption Challenges
Moldova sees improvements in anti corruption efforts, with new judicial reforms bolstering public trust.
Serbia's Education System Under Scrutiny Amid Student Protests
The Serbian government targets professors as student protests against corruption and educational reforms grow.
Croatia's Health Minister Fired Amid Bribery Allegations
Vili Beros dismissed over suspicions of accepting bribes for medical equipment procurement deals.
Montenegro Faces Backlash Over Declining Transparency
While still the highest-ranked in the Balkans, Montenegro sees a decline in public perception of corruption.
Kosovo’s Anti corruption Efforts Gain Ground
Kosovo’s anti corruption measures improve its global ranking, but challenges remain in fully rooting out corruption.
Protests Erupt in Serbia Over Government Accountability
Demonstrations demand justice after the Novi Sad railway station disaster, highlighting corruption in government contracts.
Albanian Elections Criticized for 'Abusive Practices'
International observers condemn irregularities in Albania’s parliamentary elections, raising concerns over fairness.
Bosnia's Corruption Ranking Hits New Low
Bosnia and Herzegovina received its worst corruption score in over a decade, continuing its struggle with systemic issues. Ranking 114 out of 180 countries.
Moldova’s Judicial Reforms Gain Praise Amid Corruption Challenges
Moldova sees improvements in anti corruption efforts, with new judicial reforms bolstering public trust.
Serbia's Education System Under Scrutiny Amid Student Protests
The Serbian government targets professors as student protests against corruption and educational reforms grow.
Croatia's Health Minister Fired Amid Bribery Allegations
Vili Beros dismissed over suspicions of accepting bribes for medical equipment procurement deals.
Montenegro Faces Backlash Over Declining Transparency
While still the highest-ranked in the Balkans, Montenegro sees a decline in public perception of corruption.
Kosovo’s Anti corruption Efforts Gain Ground
Kosovo’s anti corruption measures improve its global ranking, but challenges remain in fully rooting out corruption.
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A Western European government (guess which 🥖 ) approached Telegram, asking us to silence conservative voices in Romania ahead of today’s presidential elections. I flatly refused. Telegram will not restrict the freedoms of Romanian users or block their political channels.
You can’t “defend democracy” by destroying democracy. You can’t “fight election interference” by interfering with elections. You either have freedom of speech and fair elections — or you don’t. And the Romanian people deserve both.🇷🇴
You can’t “defend democracy” by destroying democracy. You can’t “fight election interference” by interfering with elections. You either have freedom of speech and fair elections — or you don’t. And the Romanian people deserve both.
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How about we just respect Romanian democracy and let them vote for RW candidates?
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A Western European government (guess which 🥖 ) approached Telegram, asking us to silence conservative voices in Romania ahead of today’s presidential elections. I flatly refused. Telegram will not restrict the freedoms of Romanian users or block their political…
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The guy who wanted to interfere Romanian elections.
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The MFA calls the claims "unfounded" and calls on "everyone" to "respect Romanian democracy".
They reiterate Romania had the "legal" right to cancel its own elections last year because there was "very real digital and financial interference from actors linked to Russia".
They mention the "investigation" of Romanian and EU authorities which showed a "manipulation" of TikTok's algorithms.
Lastly, the French MFA accuses the people spreading the "unfounded claims" of Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov, of "diversionary tactics", of wanting to draw away attention from "real threats of interference".
The French MFA reiterates France's support for Romania during the negotiations for EU membership, for "reforms" and for "strengthening" Romanian borders with troop deployments after the outbreak of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
The French MFA calls on all Romanian political actors to "defend democracy" and say that those who say the contrary are "insulting" the French nation.
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