January 17, 2019
The Censure Vote in the European Parliament
The European Parliament has voted: Romania may be sanctioned, on the Commission’s proposal, for any supposed breaches of the “rule of law”. Like any other country of eastern Europe with sovereigntist policies; like any other country that dares not to submit to the globalists of Brussels.
And we shall certainly be the first to be “sanctioned”, though there exists no objective criterion that could lead to the conclusion that the rules and good practices of the “rule of law” have been breached.
We shall be sanctioned because we are considered second-rank citizens in Europe, regarded as the “third world” of the “civilised world”.
We shall be sanctioned because it is not desired that we should close, even in part, the gap that separates us from the developed “West”.
We shall be sanctioned because we must remain suppliers of raw materials and of labour.
We shall be sanctioned because we must only contribute to the EU budget, not benefit from cohesion funds.
We shall be sanctioned because the globalists of Brussels and Berlin have installed their axe-handles at the head of Romania’s most important institutions, where they sabotage the legitimate interests of the Romanian people.
Faced with this imminent danger, I propose that, together with the National Alliance, we consider whether the time has not come to weigh the advantages and the disadvantages of remaining in the European Union.
The time has come to see whether it does not cost us too much to remain in a “family” that neither loves us nor wants us. In a family that wishes only to take from us, and to give nothing in exchange.
The time has come to see which Romanian members of the European Parliament voted against Romania.
Yes. The time has come to ask ourselves the question: RoExit?
Courage and vision.
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