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February 1, 2022

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We had no money to pay for a poll, but we thank by this means INSCOP and its funders for the recently gathered data, from which we have obtained the following answers:

• 25% of Romanians want out of the EU

• over 70% of Romanians want a sovereign Romania

Since a sovereign Romania and remaining in the EU — as this construction, degenerate at the present hour, now looks, with the prospect of a course deviating still more gravely in the future, including from a minimum of soundness of mind, to say nothing of relations between member states — are two wholly incompatible things, we must correctly understand the message of the roughly 75% of Romanians who would not opt AT THIS MOMENT for #RoExit. These are the Romanians whom the EU itself, with the help of the traitors BROUGHT to power in Romania over the years, has made dependent on badly paid jobs outside the country.

That is all that still binds Romanians to the EU: freedom of movement and the freedom to work in countries with stronger economies.

Romanians are, however, aware that they are captives in a toxic marriage, 70% of them stating that the EU delivers goods of inferior quality to Romania. Likewise 70% of Romanians say that they WOULD LIKE to be employed in Romanian firms.

Therefore the pro-Romania current — a Romania firmly delimited from the noxious mixture of identities dissolved in the EU, a Romania with total decision-making power over its own future — is absolutely overwhelming, altogether beyond hope.

This 70% which recurs obsessively in favour of national sovereignty, emerging from beneath the skirt even when it apparently goes in support of the idea of remaining in the EU, represents the clearest measurement of the last long stretch of time.

If Romanians have an evident reluctance to supply personal data, especially the personal numeric code, in order to support avowedly and officially an initiative of the #TheSovereigntyLaw type, behold that, once these fears are removed, Romanians speak, and speak well, articulately, aware of our present incapacities, which keep them slaves in an abusive relationship with the European Union, but ready to break the chains at the first opportunity. For that is why this “opportunity” is so brutally censored when there rise from the ranks of civil society voices capable of generating even political options that would tell Romanians they have no reason to behave like slaves; that the great economic powers at the wheel of the EU are left with the asparagus in the field and the building sites in ruin if we no longer accept work on our knees; that all their prosperity rests on the shoulders of countries like Romania, as always in history; and that their threats have an echo only when we submit.

When Romanians become aware that those threats are real only when we validate them, that 25% in favour of RoExit will become, as at the press of a button, at least 75% — and we have the example of the lies subsumed to the sanitary dictatorship, which are imploding one by one and which will be far too acid a lesson for the teachings of this sinister experiment not to be used in any other context. Including in the context of a decision concerning the future of Romania inside or outside the European Union — a decision which will have to be taken by learning to set conditions ourselves too.

Via Anca Radu

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