Romanian right-wing leader barred from presidential election

 And who has a functioning «democracy» nowadays?

Unelected judges deciding who can run, which is also happening in other countries definitely is not democratic. But this is as intended from the get go, to try to favor the established parties. US States legislations heavily favour the two established parties and put extremely high technical barriers for all the other parties to run candidates. Plus the ethos in the US, with

politics being like a religion, you are blue or red, like in Byzantium/Cosntantinopole you were green or blue, nothing else is allowed.

As a Romanian I am appalled at what is happening there, the crassness and impunity and shamelesness, which is all supported and encouraged from Brussells, and looked over by the US.

But this doesn’t mean Romania is a special case. It just a case of more acute fever, and a society where wealth is not as great at personal levels as in western Europe. Also, in Romania there are still a great percentage of people living in the country side that can still get by with what they can produce in terms of food, and even working in one of the romance speaking countries of EU, and ultimately not giving a fuck on the corruption.


Last thing on Earth European leaders want is an actual democratic State based in Liberty via Natural Rights. The long tragic history of Europe is millennia of monarchs and autocrats and feudalism and endless wars and terror without end. Those European «leaders» caused the deaths (by warfare) of well over a hundred million people in the 20th Century alone. The US needs to exit NATO and let the European savages get back to murdering one another on an industrial scale.


No further proof required to confirm that if you cannot control your candidates whether they are classified Left or Right, then the most obvious answer is to bar them from electoral procedure. This is a classy example we live under an EU Oligarchy with dictatorial Powers to do as it pleases to oppress the People they falsely claim to protect and respect.


What country only allows the electorate to vote for pro western politicians and ban any opposite who do not support this view. Can you image the outcome if a country like Georgia said you could only vote for a far right politician or someone who was pro Russia and any alternative politician who was pro west was banned.


EU is anti democracy. They are an aggressive godless totalitarian organization .


Mrs. Diana is to be commended for her courage to take a stand and speak against the many abuses of the system. Yet her most obvious flaw is that she shouts most of the times when speaking on different topics. But I don’t blame her for that, it’s not an easy thing to be in her shoes. I appreciate she did not drag Mr. Georgescu’s name in the mud, it would not help her win hearts and minds here but to the contrary. Mr. Georgescu is a visionary and a true patriot. He spoke his (our) truth with courage and determination which costs him dearly yet he was willing to pay the price.
So, what’s to be learned by Russia from all of the recent turmoil in the EU but especially in Eastern Europe? That all great powers need spheres of influence and buffer zones when dealing with other great powers. The fact that some Eastern European states are mostly Christian Orthodox should motivate Russia to see those countries as potentially long time, dependable allies, no matter how the political winds are blowing at this very moment. Russia has lost a lot of influence over Eastern Europe because of all the troubled times of the 90s, yet now it has another chance to win hearts and minds and that would be a true, lasting victory. Thus, I see Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, North Macedonia as long time, natural allies. Other countries may be interest-based, circumstantial allies but the natural ones will always be there, once the kindred spirit is once again awakened and nurtured. It may take a while to get there but it is well worth trying. For I guess all the people of Eastern Europe are deeply disappointed and dissatisfied with the «values» and «prosperity» EU bureaucrats brought to them. These being said, perhaps Victoria Nuland’s statement of «F..ck the EU» can be seen in a whole new light.


The EU was a great idea built on travel free and right to work for all Europeans. Suddenly it turned into a giant dictatorship entity giving orders and manipulating events from Brusselstan. Disgusting!


The EU turned into a glorified loan shark, then into a dictatorship.


This is what democracy looks like. Solzhenitsyn warned America nearly 50 years ago that the US is taking all the necessary steps to become the Soviet Union. Romania can only choose pre-approved leaders designated to be OK by the Rothchilds who control the money. Now, hand over your rare earth minerals.

What the hell is happening in Romania? Everyone who is not a neo-liberal pro-EU shill is being disqualified. Welcome to EUropean democracy! Romanians need to end this nonsense on the streets. Let’s see a REAL Maidan of the people for once.

Romanian right-wing leader barred from presidential election
Diana Iovanovici-Sosoaca has accused Brussels and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen of hindering democratic processes in her country
15 Mar, 2025

Romania’s electoral authority has rejected right-wing politician Diana Iovanovici-Sosoaca’s bid to run in the country’s upcoming presidential election. The decision, announced Saturday, marks the second time the politician has been barred from the race.

Sosoaca, a former lawyer and MEP for the nationalist S.O.S. Romania party, was disqualified from last year’s annulled election after the country’s Constitutional Court ruled that her anti-Western rhetoric and support for closer ties with Russia violated Romania’s democratic framework. The politician, however, filed a new bid with the Central Electoral Bureau on Thursday, arriving at the headquarters wearing boxing gloves and vowing to “fight the system,” which she has long accused of being undemocratic and dictatorial.

According to local media, the election bureau cited the Constitutional Court’s 2024 ruling in its decision to reject Sosoaca’s new bid, with ten members voting against her candidacy and only three in favor. Following the decision, Sosoaca declared that she had once again proven Romania “doesn’t have democracy” and vowed to continue her political fight.

Speaking to RT on Thursday, Sosoaca accused the European Commission and its president, Ursula von der Leyen, of orchestrating her previous removal from the race. “Ursula von der Leyen has Romanian politicians in her hand and orders them what decisions to make,” she stated, slamming the commission president as “the main opponent of sovereignty in Romania, as well as all other countries in Europe.”

Sosoaca, who calls herself a “sovereignist” fighting for Romania’s future, blames the economic problems in the country on Brussels’ policies, especially with regard to Russia, and calls the EU a “dictatorship.”

“Romania needs a negotiator who will take our country out of the EU’s losing logic,” she said, adding that EU policies, including sanctions against Russia, had “bankrupted its own economy” and caused unnecessary conflict, with “all European countries paying for this stupidity.”

Sosoaca has until midnight on Saturday to appeal the decision. The first round of the election, a rerun after last November’s vote was annulled, is scheduled for May 4. So far, 14 candidates have applied to run, four of whom – including the first-round winner in the annulled vote and another staunch NATO and EU critic, Calin Georgescu – have been rejected.

Georgescu won the first round of last November’s election, but the Constitutional Court overturned the result amid allegations of electoral violations and claims that Russia had run an online campaign to promote him. Moscow denied any involvement in Romania’s electoral process. An investigation earlier this year revealed that the irregularities may have stemmed from a consulting firm linked to the pro-Western National Liberal Party, which allegedly sought to derail another candidate but inadvertently boosted Georgescu instead.