The Duran Podcast EU PANIC. Simion wins BIG in Romania first round
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May 5, 2025 The first round of elections in Romania sparks discussions about alleged Russian interference and its effects on candidates. George Simeon's lead raises concerns about the country's ties with the EU and NATO, questioning electoral integrity. The rising conservative sentiments in Romania highlight the potential impact of Simeon's presidency on political alliances and EU influence. Speculation about nationalistic policies and possible EU backlash reflects a growing patriotism among Romanians, suggesting a significant shift in governance.
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Fake Russian Interference Narrative
- The Romanian media debunked the fake claim of Russian meddling in TikTok.
- However, EU and mainstream media continue to push this false narrative to bar Giorgioski from elections.
Simeon's Probable Victory and Pressure
- George Simeon is likely to become Romania's president based on first round results.
- Yet, EU and NATO may pressure him to break ties with Giorgioski, revealing geopolitical struggles.
Romania Rejects EU Globalism
- Romanian voters show preference for conservative, patriotic, Orthodox sovereignty and anti-war policies.
- This clashes starkly with the EU center's globalist agenda and causes panic.