January 25, 2021
The Sovereignty Act — a Law That Must Be Passed Urgently: Now or Never
Romania has reached a crucial moment in her history, one that requires the active and direct involvement of the citizen in defence of his legitimate rights and interests. That is, if we wish still to be a country, a people, tomorrow!
Most certainly, neither the progressive and colonialist Government of Romania nor Parliament in its present composition will do anything to defend us from the wave of globalisation and of the new normal.
That is why we, the citizens, must do what our representatives have failed to do these last 30 years, out of incompetence, out of fear or out of villainy: defend the sovereignty and independence of Romania by forcing the adoption of laws written exclusively in the superior and sovereign interest of the Romanian citizen.
For we, “simple citizens”, have the right to propose to Parliament the adoption of the laws we ourselves need. Did you know that? And not only through “our representatives”, but even directly, without intermediary!
Yes, the Constitution gives us the right of legislative initiative, the right to “force” Parliament to adopt certain laws.
That is why we shall have to begin to call upon the constitutional mechanisms at our disposal and, under Article 74 of the Constitution, to use our right of legislative initiative, proposing to the legislature the laws the citizens of Romania truly need.
For this we need a minimum of 100,000 citizens with the right to vote, coming from at least a quarter of the country’s counties.
In reality we shall have to gather several hundred thousand, indeed millions of signatures, in order to force the hand of the present majority into adopting our legislative initiatives.
I bring to your attention and to discussion a first legislative proposal that could and indeed should come from us, from the people: the Sovereignty Law.
The Law for the protection of the superior and sovereign interest of the Romanian people and citizen
1. Clear-cutting of forest stands on the territory of Romania is prohibited until the year 2040.
2. The alienation of the assets of the Romanian State shall take place only following the adoption by Parliament, by qualified majority, of an organic Law to that effect.
3. The concession of national resources shall take place only following the adoption by Parliament, by qualified majority, of an organic Law to that effect for each area conceded, taken separately.
4. The exploitation of the resources of the Romanian State conceded up to the present date is suspended until such time as Parliament adopts, by qualified majority, an organic Law to that effect for each conceded area, taken separately.
5. The limitation of the constitutional rights of Romanian citizens provided for in the Constitution may be carried out only by the legislature, through an organic law adopted by Parliament by qualified majority.
6. Articles of law declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court shall be deemed repealed by operation of law under the present article as from the 46th day after the publication in the Official Gazette of the Decision of the Constitutional Court, where the legislature has not brought the legal provision into accord with the Court’s decision.
7. Medical treatments may be administered to Romanian citizens only upon the prior obtaining of the patients’ written agreement and consent, following prior and obligatory information given on the basis of the leaflets supplied by the manufacturer of the medicines proposed, medical emergencies excepted.
8. The involvement of the secret services of Romania in the judiciary, in politics, in the press and in business on the territory of Romania is prohibited. The unmasking of natural or legal persons who breach the present legal provision is excepted from the application of art. … of Law 51/1991. The breach of the present legal provision constitutes abuse of office, and the failure to report a possible breach of this norm constitutes complicity in abuse of office, as that offence is defined and punished by the provisions of art. 297 of the Criminal Code.
9. The acquisition of military equipment from foreign producers who do not ensure Offset production in Romania of at least 40% of the value of the contract is prohibited.
10. Any form of censorship or limitation of the right to free expression of Romanian citizens on social networks and/or in the online environment is prohibited. Breach of the present legal norm shall entail the sanctioning of the online service provider with a fine of between €10,000,000 and €50,000,000, according to the gravity of the deed.
11. The present law shall enter into force on the date of its publication in the official gazette, any contrary provision being repealed by operation of law as from that date.
Of course, the text can and must be discussed and improved, brought to the form and standards required by Law 24/2000.
But I hope it may be a good beginning, a useful basis for a public and constructive debate leading in the end (I hope not so distant an end) to the gathering of signatures for submitting this Law to the Parliament of Romania for adoption.
Personally, together with #TheCoalitionForTheNation and with any other political force interested in the adoption of the present law, I shall do everything in my power to defend the legitimate rights and interests of this people.
I await your opinions and, of course, your support!
May God help us and enlighten us!
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