George Simion, a leading candidate for President of Romania and co-founder of the mega movement, dives into Romania's political chaos post-election annulments. He discusses allegations of electoral fraud and foreign interference, particularly from Russia. Simion advocates for returning to conservative values amid a political landscape craving genuine representation. The conversation extends to European conservatism's resurgence and its parallels with figures like Trump, all while celebrating the rich legacy of Romanian football and its emerging talents.
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Annulled Elections
George Simion recounts how the Romanian presidential elections were unexpectedly annulled after the first round.
Kalin Georgescu, projected to win with 70% of the vote, was barred from the second round with no evidence of wrongdoing.
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Baseless Accusations
The Romanian secret services fabricated a narrative of foreign electoral interference without evidence, mirroring a globalist strategy.
This baseless accusation underscores the lengths to which the establishment will go to maintain control.
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Unappealable Decisions
George Simion explains that the Romanian Constitutional Court, composed of political appointees, operates outside the judicial system.
Their decisions, like annulling the elections, are unappealable, highlighting a concerning lack of checks and balances.
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