Now that Romania is so much in focus due to the electoral tectonics shaking the country, shaking the European Union and more, there is renewed interest in conspiracy theories to explain who are the main protagonists in this incredible confrontation between agents of influence of all shades and allegiances. Below is one of those debates bringing together people who were in the loop and had first-hand knowledge of the top players’ backgrounds. But as one of the linked articles asks: Do we have irrefutable evidence? No. Do we have indications? Too many in order to ignore them.
Here are 3 (actually 4, if we include the dismissed Călin Georgescu) of the most important candidates in the presidential elections in Romania. Who are they/
1. Nicușor Dan. Was he an informant for the Securitate? — CNSAS (Consiliul Național pentru Studierea Arhivelor Securității, i.e. The National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives) has denied these accusations against Nicușor Dan since last year.
2. George Simion. George Simion lost the case with the former Moldovan Minister whom (ironically!) Simion had sued for “slander”. The minister had stated that Simion was seen in the company of a Russian FSB agent, and the head of the Polish intelligence service confirmed the allegations, saying that they were actually following the Russian spy and thus came across Simion! Simion isn’t banned from entering Moldova and Ukraine for nothing! They know that he is connected with Russia’s FSB.
Simion is an old “băsist” (from the group led by Băsescu, controversial former Romanian president 2004 – 2014); and the snitch Petrov (that’s Băsescu’s alias) has been suspected since 1996 of being a Russian agent (like Krasnov– rhyming with Petrov…). Read “Accomplices of the Băsescu snitch – from Securitate to CNSAS” on the Observator Cultural, because there is the comment of the former SIE officer, Marin Cruceru, about the Russian agent Băsescu).
Those in the system have won the presidential elections since 2004, that is, since the disgusting snitch Petrov, a.k.a Băsescu, put his dirty claws on the Presidential Seat at Cotroceni. That bitch is still controlling the games even now, and Simion is an old fart too.
3. Georgescu also was sent by Băsescu to the UN in 2010, that is, he secured a two-year sinecure, from the money of the Boc government, just when the Boc government cut Romanians ‘ salaries by 25%, as well as children’s allowances and scholarships, over-taxed the poor pension of the elderly, closed 67 hospitals and drove out doctors to work in the West, closed hundreds of schools – and the result is that now Romania is 44% functionally illiterate, etc. Călin Georgescu is part of the system (i.e. the former Communist system under Ceaușescu) and has been ever since1985/8; otherwise he could not have traveled to England and the USA in 1987-1988, when only security men and nomenclaturists had this right. Călin Georgescu was part of the system even before 1989 and took full advantage of it by infiltrating all governments.
4. While Crin Antonescu was more in opposition to the power in Romania during his entire period of active politics.
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