March 29, 2022
Petrov — Never Ever Again! The Sovereignty Act, the Antidote to the Petrovs
I am not speaking of him, of Petrov alias băsescu, as a historical figure. He, băsescu, is already politically, socially and historically dead. He is only a revenant who still haunts us and who has the “privilege” of seeing his own degradation and social decomposition with his own bodily eyes, before being physically dead. Rather like Job, but a sinful, infernal Job. And yes, without going into legal detail, the withdrawal of all the privileges this human scum enjoys as a result of having usurped the office of President of Romania is both lawful and justified.
In this post, however, I shall tell you briefly about the only way in which we shall in future prevent the appearance of another Petrov, of another informer or Securitate man implanted by the System in the highest office of the State.
The only solution is to take all the Securitate men, all the undercover men and all the services out of the judiciary, out of business, out of social life and, above all, out of political life!
The only solution is #TheSovereigntyLaw!
In Article 23 we expressly provided for the exclusion of the Securitate men, for outlawing the Petrovs, through simple and precise measures:
“Law no. 51 of 29 July 1991 on the national security of Romania, republished, published in the Official Gazette no. 190 of 18 March 2014, as subsequently amended and supplemented, is amended as follows:
(1) In Article 29, paragraphs (1) and (2) are amended and shall read as follows:
“(1) The services of intelligence, counter-intelligence, protection, special telecommunications and those assimilated thereto shall be organised exclusively as civilian bodies; their employees shall by assimilation become public servants of special status, having the right to organise themselves in trade unions and to be investigated by the corresponding civilian prosecutor’s offices.
(2) Their statute shall be regulated by organic law.”
(2) In Article 29, after paragraph (3) a new paragraph is inserted, paragraph (4), with the following content:
“The personnel of the Romanian Intelligence Service, of the Foreign Intelligence Service, of the Special Telecommunications Service and of the Protection and Guard Service who at the date of retirement held the status of permanent military cadre for a period of 15 years or more shall retain their entitlements until the cessation of their office, in whatever manner.”
(3) After Article 33 two new articles are inserted, art. 33¹ and art. 33², with the following content:
“33¹ (1) The participation in any manner of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in the performance of any acts of judicial procedure is prohibited.
(2) Influencing in any manner the prosecutor or the judge charged with conducting an investigation, by any person, including by employees or collaborators of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto, constitutes an offence and shall be punished by imprisonment from 10 to 20 years and the prohibition of certain rights.
(3) The attempt shall be punished.
(4) Failure to report the intervention provided for in paragraph (1) constitutes a criminal offence and shall be punished by the same penalty as that provided for in paragraph (2).
33² (1) The participation in any manner of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in the carrying out of any activities of a political, economic or media character is prohibited.
(2) It is prohibited for the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto to hold commercial companies, directly or indirectly, through their own personnel or through intermediaries, and likewise to carry on commercial activities on the territory of Romania or abroad.
(3) The services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto may not use funds other than those provided for in the State Budget Law.
(4) Any gains obtained by the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in the course of their specific activities shall be paid into the State budget.
(5) It is prohibited for the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto to establish, finance, lead or coordinate non-governmental organisations, through their own personnel or through intermediaries.
(6) Breach of the provisions of paragraphs (1) to (5) constitutes a criminal offence and shall be punished by imprisonment from 10 to 20 years and the prohibition of certain rights.
(7) The attempt shall be punished.
(8) Failure to report the deeds provided for in paragraphs (1) to (5) constitutes a criminal offence and shall be punished by the same penalty as that provided for in paragraph (6).”
In the statement of reasons we showed that:
“Article 23 amends Law 51/1991 on national security, a law predating Romania’s entry into NATO and containing a series of provisions of Soviet origin, such as those providing for the militarisation of the secret services.
In order to harmonise national legislation with that of the NATO and European Union allies, the total demilitarisation of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence, protection, special telecommunications and those assimilated thereto has been ordered.
In the same sense there has been prohibited the participation in any manner of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in the performance of any acts of judicial procedure, as well as the influencing in any manner of the prosecutor or the judge charged with conducting an investigation. Any deed contrary to the provisions of the law, as amended, has been criminalised, carrying a penalty of between 10 and 20 years.
For the same reasons, and likewise having regard to the imperative necessity of prohibiting any manner of interference by the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in public life outside their own field of activity, as well as to the need to return to a fair competitive framework for the Romanian business environment, there has been prohibited the participation in any manner of the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto in the carrying out of any activities of a political or economic character, as well as the holding of commercial companies, directly or indirectly, through their own personnel or through intermediaries, and the carrying on of commercial activities on the territory of Romania or abroad by the services of intelligence, counter-intelligence and those assimilated thereto.
The measures amending the provisions of laws fundamental to national security were taken because “the very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence — on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice. It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. Its preparations are concealed, not published. Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. No expenditure is questioned, no rumor is printed, no secret is revealed. That is why the Athenian lawmaker Solon decreed it a crime for any citizen to shrink from controversy.” (Extract from John F. Kennedy’s address “The President and the Press”, 1961)”
It is the key article of the Sovereignty Law, it is “the head stone of the corner” and, at the same time, the foundation of a healthy Romanian society, one that may still hope for a future. It is the only chance we have, without the slightest exaggeration!
It is assuredly the provision most disturbing to the system of all those contained in the Sovereignty Law.
It is the reason why some of the parliamentarians were compelled by their superiors to withdraw their signatures from this project…
Now you understand, yes?
It is the reason why I call upon you to support the Sovereignty Law and to demand that the parliamentarians adopt PL-x 79/2022
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https://vremsuveranitate.ro/
By pressing the button above, we shall put pressure on our deputies and senators to adopt the Sovereignty Law.
We are the people!
The people is sovereign.
Declaration of intent:
“We, the Romanian people, initiate this bill called the Sovereignty Law in order to put an end to medical abuses, to prohibit the export of raw timber for 100 years, to repatriate the gold reserve, to prohibit the financing of the secret services out of private commercial activities, to introduce concrete penalties for breaches of the country’s Constitution, and to protect the human and natural resources of Romania.”
So help us God!
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