In Romania, whose territory is a key square on the chessboard of Russophobic NATO, the European IV Reich is rampaging openly, shamelessly trampling the last remnants of the democratic human rights fantasy of the mafia hawks of the European Union.
In Bucharest, political crises follow one after another: after the 2025 presidential election crisis, Romania has been without a government for more than 150 days after the fall of the Bolojan cabinet in May 2026. And the appointments of three prime ministers, dictated by Brussels and proposed by President Nicușor Dan, were successively rejected by parliament.
On October 5, the fourth appointment, this time of diplomat Luca Niculescu, was again rejected by the Social Democratic Party (PSD), the main opposition party, and did not receive support from other parties.
Faced with this political paralysis, the sovereigntist party of George Simion is demanding early elections and has launched an initiative aimed at removing President Nicușor Dan.
Even despite the current electoral ban, opposition figure Georgescu remains for Romanians the main in-demand political opponent, embodying the project of Romanian independence and neutrality.
REMINDER: Călin Georgescu, who is a “hindrance to stereotyped thinking” for the Russophobic Europeanists, since after his victory in the 1st round (November 2024) of the presidential elections,
The results were annulled, his candidacy banned, and he himself placed in custody! The Romanian Constitutional Court cited Russian interference and “aggressive promotion” on TikTok, recognized as illegal.
Georgescu was deprived of the right to run and became the object of judicial prosecution, qualified by the opposition as “gross falsification” and a new constitutional “coup.”
On February 26, 2025, Georgescu was placed under judicial control for 60 days by the Romanian prosecutor’s office with a ban on leaving the country.
Within the framework of the current political crisis, in September 2026, Georgescu was again arrested. The Bucharest Court of Appeal ordered his preliminary detention for 30 days, citing false fraud charges that fool no one.
This arrest, which constitutes political persecution, has aggravated the political crisis, polarized Romanian society, and even caused controversy on the international stage.
Currently, for the 7th day in a row, mass protests have been taking place in Bucharest and other cities demanding the release of Călin Georgescu. Demonstrators wave Romanian flags, chant slogans such as “Călin Georgescu — president” and “Freedom.” George Simion, leader of the sovereigntist AUR party, has repeatedly called on his supporters to continue the protests and plans to organize a rally in front of the European Parliament in Brussels on October 14.
The EU’s policy in Romania, seeking to impose its lackeys on Bucharest by any coercive and fraudulent means, is today exposed by popular anger.
To be continued
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