Using Global Intelligence Services as Justification a Romanian Court Has Nulled Their Election Result – Romania is on Precipice of Chaos

[livingston]

Using Global Intelligence Services as Justification a Romanian Court Has Nulled Their Election Result – Romania is on Precipice of​

We previously outlined how Make Romania Great Again candidate Călin Georgescu came out of nowhere and won the first round in the presidential election. {GO DEEP}

The U.S. and EU heads went bananas at the surprise upset.
Georgescu is a nationalist, and his ideological outlook is the exact opposite of what the EU/U.S want to see. As a consequence, appeals were made to Brussels to intervene and simultaneously inside Romania the election results were reviewed by the court.
Last Monday the Romanian courts validated the first-round results, affirming their legitimacy. However, on Friday with information provided by CIA and various intelligence services, just two days before the second round of voting, the same court annulled the election results, threw out the votes, and now say another election must take place.
Romania is a hot mess, and we just know the “intelligence services” and Samantha Power are organizing their internal control mechanisms right now to make sure Călin Georgescu and his kind do not rise again

Using Global Intelligence Services as Justification a Romanian Court Has Nulled Their Election Result - Romania is on Precipice of Chaos - The Last Refuge

This is stunning, yet in a way not unexpected all things considered. We previously outlined how Make Romania Great Again candidate Călin Georgescu came out of nowhere and won the first round in the presidential election. {GO DEEP} The U.S. and EU heads went bananas at the surprise upset...

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[libertysnake]

At a certain point your options become limited and times get tough. Real tough.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

At a certain point your options become limited and times get tough. Real tough.

It seems similar things are happening in multiple countries simultaneously.

I wonder what future historians will think when they look back at say 2015-2025 and what major world events were shaped by this 10 year period. I think they will view it Similarly to the pre WW1 or pre WW2 eras

 

[livingston]

From the comments section posted above
Snow White
December 7, 2024 10:28 pm


Reply to Landslide24
Romania has a port at Black Sea and is close to Russia. They want to incite war with Russia, to isolated president Putin even more. USA has a military base right at the Black Sea. As Sundance says ” There are trillions at stake”.


Gulag escapee
December 7, 2024 11:09 pm


Reply to Landslide24
Romania has a big NATO military base on the Black Sea ideally positioned to control all ship traffic passing from the Black Sea through the Bosporus and out into the Mediterranean (or vice versa going the other direction.)
Turkey owns the Bosporus and is a member of NATO but cannot be relied on to block ship traffic or relay information to NATO HQ. So Romania is the new reliable tool for that job.
Most of Russia’s exports of oil, food, manufactured goods, chemicals, etc. must pass through the Bosporus to get out to the rest of the world. Russia’s navy has to pass through those same straits to get to its key Mediterranean base in Tartus Syria.

 

[fresch]

Money money money

 

[FP1201]

Well shit, there goes the supply of PPU Ammunition.

 

[FP1201]

From the comments section posted above
Snow White
December 7, 2024 10:28 pm


Reply to Landslide24
Romania has a port at Black Sea and is close to Russia. They want to incite war with Russia, to isolated president Putin even more. USA has a military base right at the Black Sea. As Sundance says ” There are trillions at stake”.


Gulag escapee
December 7, 2024 11:09 pm


Reply to Landslide24
Romania has a big NATO military base on the Black Sea ideally positioned to control all ship traffic passing from the Black Sea through the Bosporus and out into the Mediterranean (or vice versa going the other direction.)
Turkey owns the Bosporus and is a member of NATO but cannot be relied on to block ship traffic or relay information to NATO HQ. So Romania is the new reliable tool for that job.
Most of Russia’s exports of oil, food, manufactured goods, chemicals, etc. must pass through the Bosporus to get out to the rest of the world. Russia’s navy has to pass through those same straits to get to its key Mediterranean base in Tartus Syria.

Russia's Military resources have taken a pretty good hit, but I doubt they're depleted or weak enough to not be able to muster a good fight.
Back in the Cold War Days, we were told that the Russians had a Policy of neutralizing threats before those threats could attack: I wonder if that still holds true?

 

[spat]

It seems similar things are happening in multiple countries simultaneously.

I wonder what future historians will think when they look back at say 2015-2025 and what major world events were shaped by this 10 year period. I think they will view it Similarly to the pre WW1 or pre WW2 eras

History doesn't repeat, but it sure does rhyme.

They called the 1920s "roaring" and the 1930s "the depression" and they were bookended by the 2 world wars.

I wonder what history is going to call the 2020s.

 

[Mosinitis]

This regime selection is also going on in Georgia. Their newly elected leadership is giving EU a middle finger.

 

[spat]

Wonder what the CIA told the judges.

Was it something about the election or the candidates, or was it something about the judges themselves or their family.

 

[tirwin1]

Between Ukraine, Syria and now this the outgoing administration is doing it's best to fuck things up for Trump. How much more damage can they do until January 20th?