The Duran Podcast Romania's silent coup. EU/NATO tries to stop Georgescu
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Jan 17, 2025 Political unrest in Romania is brewing as election results are annulled, sparking public outrage and protests. The Supreme Court's controversial decision raises questions about foreign interference and national sovereignty amid NATO and EU influences. The discussion highlights how these external pressures complicate Romania's democratic rights and reflect broader threats to Europe's integrity. Alarming parallels to authoritarian tactics are drawn, underscoring the fight against manipulation and control in the region.
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Romanian Election Controversy
- Protests erupted in Romania over the annulment of the presidential election's second round.
- The Supreme Court cancelled the election, where Georgescu was predicted to win by a landslide, citing Russian interference via TikTok, later debunked.
Unprecedented Election Annulment
- The Romanian Supreme Court annulled both rounds of the presidential election based on unsubstantiated claims of Russian interference.
- This unprecedented move in EU history raises concerns about democratic processes and the influence of the establishment.
NATO's Control Over the EU
- NATO's influence over the EU is evident in the Romanian election controversy.
- Georgescu suggests certain factions within NATO oppose escalating tensions with Russia, while others, aligned with the EU, seek to control NATO and instigate conflict using Romania as a catalyst.