(02-22-2025, 03:25 AM)Ksihkehe Wrote: Pandora's USAID continues to throw wrenches into the plans of globalists and their minions.

Soros network exposed in Romania.

Călin Georgescu seems defiant, but these people are still in power as far as I can tell. While Americans are pissed their money has been going to fringe leftwing NGOs, what we are not seeing in the press is that many people all across the world are finding out the US has been funding oppressive unpopular policy in their countries. I don't think the average Romanian is going to let this go, so if the captured government fails to provide a satisfactory solution and intends to retain power... that's probably a dangerous situation. What do oligarchs safe in central Europe care if there is unrest?

This Romanian investigative journalist is covering that and some regional news. One post claims that a Ukrainian man has spent over a year in jail for speaking about the Bidens and corruption. I don't think this would surprise anyone. Vindman is tight with the Ukraine regime. I have no doubt that just as they were impeaching Trump without cause over Vindman's claims, they were jailing government opponents in Ukraine trying to expose the Biden corruption. It would be foolish to believe otherwise. How many have died now so that Ukraine can remain an ATM for politicians and their donors?

I didn't doubt that Soros had boots on the ground in Romania. Being against Soros the eugenicist controlling your government is, of course, anti-Semitism. The rest I can't attest to. Since I don't know the languages and regional players, I can't judge the veracity of what they're reporting. It seems Georgescu is being removed from the ballots, or was, and on the heels of the prior cancellation it's a transparent coup attempt. The Russian interference that was claimed to have justified rejecting the election was paid for by groups that supported the candidate that lost. It was a total scam.

I hope that there are enough patriots in the Romanian government and military that anyone found to be acting on behalf of foreign influences will be removed from power. At a minimum, I would hope they'd refuse orders from compromised parties and convene whatever body they need to. I think unrest is a favorable outcome for the ruling elite of the EU, though total control might be better. Their war in Ukraine hasn't scared enough people into voting for their own perpetual serfdom and cultural replacement, so maybe Romania is next.

So far the Trump admin has shown themselves willing to speak up about the oppression of citizens in Europe. The EU seems complicit in this and I don't know what side of this the US comes down, assuming the coup persists and citizens rally behind Georgescu. I think the EU comes down on the side of Soros and that could put further strain on relations. It appears France's Macron may be involved with Romania as well. It really looks like there is a very small club ruling Europe and a circle of vultures profiting off their global influence.

I'd hate to see this happen, but is Romania going to go through the same purification process as Ukraine did, all with the help of the West?

And is Russia as boogeyman in on it, being a counter balance fully committed to sell the drama?

What was the cold war all about, if not a tool to further the objectives of globalism?

Romania via Pravda:

Quote:NATO exercises in Romania cannot be held due to the state of the country's roads - media

▪️The Dacian Spring 25 exercises, which were supposed to take place in Romania in May, were postponed until autumn due to poor roads.

▪️The Romanian authorities have been trying for 10 months to repair five roads necessary for the organization of the exercises.

On the subject of getting rid of opposition . . .

Romania via Pravda:

Quote:Pavel-Philippe Hohenzollern, the grandson of former King Carol II of Romania (1893-1953), was detained in France and placed under house arrest at the request of Romanian law enforcement officers, Digi24 TV channel reported, citing sources.

According to them, he was detained in Paris on Monday morning. Pavel-Philip is accused in Romania of corruption, money laundering and fraud with land plots previously owned by the royal family.

This guy would be the heir to the throne of Romania is my guess.

Calin Georgescu may not be out of the picture just yet, he has a successor . . .

Quote:The illegal removal of independent candidate Calin Georgescu from the presidential elections in Romania did not bring victory to the globalists in this European country.

Alexey Pushkov, a member of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and state Construction, writes about this in his Telegram channel.

According to him, now a new political earthquake is taking place in Romania, which is directly related to the upcoming May elections.

"Georgescu, who was removed from the elections, has a successor — also a right-wing conservative Simion. According to the latter, he leads among all candidates with 35% of the vote," the senator states.

It is noted that Simion promised that if he won the presidential election, he would return Georgescu to power, "because he has the most votes of Romanian voters." In this regard, Pushkov wonders:

"Will Simion also be removed from the elections?"

Recall that in March, the Constitutional Court and the Central Election Bureau did not allow independent candidate Calin Georgescu to participate in the elections. He led in the first round of last year's elections with criticism of EU, NATO and military aid policies to Ukraine.

Bucharest and Brussels were afraid of his likely victory and canceled the results of the vote under the pretext of alleged external interference. Now Georgescu has been accused of having ties to Russia and a number of criminal cases have been opened, accusing him of threatening national security.

Source: EADaily: https://eadaily.com/en/news/2025/04/23/t...or-pushkov

Most folks won't know who (Russian) Alexey Pushkov is:

Quote:Russian politician who has been Senator from Perm Krai since 29 September 2016. He is also a former Deputy of the State Duma and former head of the Committee on International Affairs of the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian Parliament. As a member of the United Russia political party in the federation council, he is the chairman of the Commission on Information Policy. --via wikipedia.

Quote:Recall that in March, the Constitutional Court and the Central Election Bureau did not allow independent candidate Calin Georgescu to participate in the elections. He led in the first round of last year's elections with criticism of EU, NATO and military aid policies to Ukraine.

Bucharest and Brussels were afraid of his likely victory and canceled the results of the vote under the pretext of alleged external interference. Now Georgescu has been accused of having ties to Russia and a number of criminal cases have been opened, accusing him of threatening national security.

Right out of the US 'Orange Man Bad' playbook! 

(04-23-2025, 12:13 PM)Nugget Wrote: Right out of the US 'Orange Man Bad' playbook! 

Same playbook, same people using it.

On a side note, I read that Klaus Schwab founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF) has resigned from his own creation amidst accusations of misusing WEF money.

Have you all entertained the possibility that there might be some truth to these allegations of external (Russian) interference? Or do you dismiss them out of hand? I want to understand the process by which you arrive at the conclusion that it's all made up or whatever.

(04-24-2025, 04:39 AM)TokenLiberal Wrote: Have you all entertained the possibility that there might be some truth to these allegations of external interference? Or do you dismiss them out of hand? I want to understand the process by which you arrive at the conclusion that it's all made up or whatever.

As an older Australian, I remember the 1975 Australian constitutional crisis where the Whitlam government was dismissed by the Queen of England's Governor General Sir John Kerr. In my opinion, hat was clearly a case of the Crown interfering in Australian affairs.

However, Australia is a constitutional monarchy if I remember correctly and in a way Australia is ruled by the Crown of England still. So it can be said that Australia is an internal subject for Britannia, so not strictly external interference. We should have a referendum on becoming a republic to fix that.

That said, I do remember that the Whitlam government of the time wanted to know what the Americans were doing at the secret base in Alice Springs called Pine Gap. The Australian government wasn't allowed to access what was going on there. There was public concern that hosting the base made it a nuclear target because it is said to be a part ofthe system for targeting nuclear ICBM missiles.

When push came to shove, the Queen stepped in dismissed our elected government -- American problem solved. I might add that Australia has an agreement with America, Britannia, Canada and New Zealand to share spy intelligence called The Five Eyes. So America, Britannia, and Canada had motive to stop the Australian public knowing what was going on at Pine Gap. New Zealand, alongside Australia wanted to know too, so I understand.

My own opinion is the Pine Gap is powered by a nuclear power plant which went against Australia's non-nuclear status. No one in their right mind would believe that one of America's most important bases during a nuclear war is hooked up to the electric power lines from the town of Alice Springs. The same goes for diesel generators powering an underground installation.

So the idea of other countries governments being chosen for them by outsiders seems to me to be a valid thing.

The definition of democracy would be: You can choose any government you want, as long as it is this one. No others are allowed.

(04-24-2025, 11:47 PM)NobodySpecial268 Wrote: So the idea of other countries governments being chosen for them by outsiders seems to me to be a valid thing. 

Okay. So have you considered that the alleged Russian interference may be real, and Georgescu's subsequent ban from elections may be valid and a good thing?

(Yesterday, 02:40 AM)TokenLiberal Wrote: Okay. So have you considered that the alleged Russian interference may be real, and Georgescu's subsequent ban from elections may be valid and a good thing?

Are you suggesting that Georgescu is acting as or is a Russian agent?

That was "valid" as in "it does happen", just to clarify. "Good" and "bad" are an individual's value judgements.

So what if Georgescu doesn't 100% agree and align with the rest of Europe.

Correct me if I am misinformed, but doesn't democracy include the idea that anyone can be elected by popular vote? So in any country, a National Socialist or Communist government can theoretically be elected in regard to democratic theory?

Of course that does not happen in today's world, well not for long anyway.