December 30, 2022
A Capital Piece of News, Left Uncommented
Two days ago there appeared a piece of news of capital importance which very few have ventured to comment upon:
“Government sources revealed to Inpolitics this morning that the legislative changes of 17 November have as their first purpose to permit the training of Ukrainian military troops in Romania. A decision which the Ciucă government put off as long as it could, because of the possible consequences. Until it could put it off no longer!”
But what “legislative changes” can be meant?
In reality, the permission for the Ukrainians to train in Romania comes as the result of changes made to a ministerial Order of 2014 — YES, A MINISTERIAL ORDER!!! — by which it is provided:
“(1) Applications for obtaining approval of the entry/exit and stationing of armed forces belonging to the member states of NATO, of the European Union and of the Partnership for Peace, or of states with which Romania has concluded agreements in the field, or for their transit of the national territory, with a view to participation in exercises, training activities and ceremonies upon the territory of Romania
or for the purpose of participation in operations conducted outside the national territory, (!!!!!!!!)
shall be submitted at least 4 working days before the planned date of entry into Romania of the forces, of the military products and equipment or of the material goods for support, as the case may be.”
Thus, as Bogdan Tiberiu Iacob rightly observed, “among the members of the Partnership for Peace who would have this right is Ukraine, which, thanks to the order of 17 November, could theoretically prepare responses against Russia or Belarus involving Romanian territory, for preparation or for launching. Just as Russia or Belarus could be attacked from our territory by armed forces from NATO, from EU states that are not NATO members, and from other states with which we have concluded various conventions.”
In conclusion… we are preparing to enter a war… without the consent of parliament, but merely through a change made to a Ministerial Order…
You see, that is why all the *securici* writhe when we say that we must write explicitly into the Constitution that
“(5) In time of peace, foreign troops may enter, be stationed, conduct operations or pass through the territory of Romania only with the prior consent of Parliament and under the conditions of the law or of the international treaties to which Romania is a party.”
thus amending paragraph 5 of article 118 of the Constitution.
Very well; but the slaves in our services, those who have turned Romania into a fourteenth-rate colony, are troubled also by the amendment we have proposed for paragraph 4 of the same article of the Constitution: “(4) The intelligence services and those assimilated to them shall be organised exclusively as civilian bodies, under the conditions of the law. The organisation of military or paramilitary activities outside a state authority is forbidden.”
I told you: the debates on the proposals for amending the Constitution, entitled #TheConstitutionOfSovereignty, debates which will begin in January, will give great headaches to the System and to the systemists…
Why?
Because they have no arguments against the amendments we propose. Because the amendments are necessary and strictly in the interest of us, the citizens, being on a collision course with the interests of the System.
That is why many systemist “tinned goods” will give themselves away… they will pop like popcorn. Much good may it do them!
The spectacle will be sublime!
For further details, read the whole article here: https://inpolitics.ro/update-mapn-modifica-pe-sest-legislatia-rusia-poate-fi-atacata-de-pe-teritoriul-romaniei_1844027159.html
https://inpolitics.ro/mapn-confirma-inpolitics-trupele-ucrainene-vor-fi-antrenate-in-romania_1844126818.html
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