The rejection of Călin Georgescu’s candidacy in the presidential elections throws him not in a shadow cone, but right into the abyss. A political abyss that has swallowed over time and other sound names such as Adrian Nastase and Liviu Dragnea, characters that nothing has been heard about. It is the conclusion of Cătălin Avramescu, professor of political science at the University of Bucharest and former ambassador of Romania in Finland. “He will pay for what he did,” said the specialist for “Adevărul”.
Calin Georgescu had an overwhelming role in the political destabilization of Romania. Archive
“After seeing what he did and after the accusations that were formulated against him, according to the number of files in which he is involved, according to the accusations brought to those around him, my opinion is that Georgescu is going to account before justice. And, of course, he will give at least for some things he is accused of ”, considers the teacher. “What is Călin Georgescu’s political future? I will answer you with another question: Are there for life politicians after the van? Look at other examples: people who believed are the powerful of the day, parades with 55%, 60%, 85%… did there be for any of them life after the van? “, complete it.
“Call on the road beaten by Nastase and Dragnea”
Cătălin Avramescu confessed to us that it is very critical of the justice system in Romania, but there are people who “in the system”they managed to give a powerful hoof to these individuals. ”
“Look at Adrian Nastase. After leaving the prison he was completed from a political point of view. Dragnea, as well. Another example can be Becali, which has no real political power. It is somewhere on the edge of the parliamentary group ”, shows the teacher.
The conclusion? Once you have entered the police van, you can no longer return to the political life before: “And Călin Georgescu on this road is heading. Let us not forget that there is a variety of accusations on his behalf, from technical things, such as false statements, to principle, harsh things, such as country betrayal. He is accused of organizing a true criminal group of fascist sources. I mean, something catches him. When she catches her, if she catches her, we’ll see. But if this happens, the history of politics in Romania for the last 30 years has shown that there is no political life after the van. ”
Cătălin Avramescu, professor of political science at the University of Bucharest. Personal archive
Immunity guarantee, a fanciful negotiation
And the former presidential candidate is aware of this: “He pulled on the dead line, he knows that he has weak chance at all to return. This, if not this rebirth has been negotiated, bought from gold with votes ”.
Is also the reason why negotiations with gold and may have been in blood:“In exchange for his votes, Călin Georgescu most likely asked for immunity guarantees. And, again, it was very likely to ask for one more thing: to be called a prime minister. But he will not receive anything of all this, even if, perhaps, they have been promised. ”
And this, because George Simion, no matter what position in the state they occupy, has no way to intervene in court: “Theoretically, no one can. You think if Simion Would it reach Cotroceni, could they cover all these miseries, smell them, overlook them, bury them? He will not be able to. However, we live in a democratic state, we have institutions that work. I refuse to believe that the Romanian state is as weak as some imagines. ”
Professor Avramescu said that there are moments in history when they appear from Neat, from nowhere pseudo-prophets, rescuers with the cross in hand, who promise they will bring salvation: “There are moments of collective hysteria. But, so, history shows that they pass. There are only soap bubbles that break. Of course, until it happens, they cause smaller or larger damage. ”
Professor Bogdan Bucur is a doctor’s university lecturer within the SNSPA. Personal archive
Sociologist: “Georgescu did his duty, but against the Romanian people”
“Calin Georgescu was a biblical right when he said «E.u did my duty», He stated for “Adevărul” Professor Bogdan Bucur, historian and sociologist within SNSPA, trying to explain how the Romanian people will remember, in time, the political figure of this character: “Indeed, Călin Georgescu did his duty, but not to the Romanian people, but against the Romanian people. He produced a huge evil to democracy, disturbing all the waters where he passed and bringing to light all this country has, unfortunately, more undemocratic, more non-European: mystical, strange, pro-Russian, ignorant, fanatic. “
Bogdan Bucur compares Romania with the water of a tense lake whose sediments have been rolled and brought to the surface: “Georgescu did exactly what a boat does when it crosses a shallow water: the engine raises the deposits, and the water is surrounded, becoming dirty. Obviously, if you are in such a sea boat, there is no question that the engine raises the deposits. But in the small lakes, the propeller brings to the surface all the miseries. This is what Georgescu did against European and democratic Romania. ”
How should we refer to the Romanian people
The interpretation of the will of the Romanian people must be done through its huge personalities, through its astral moments, and not through the hours of sleep, continues Professor Bucur. He says that each of us has big, beautiful, magical moments, but also moments when we are sick, in which we sleep, in which we also make mistakes. And then the following question is asked: which of these moments do we report? “Well, in the memory of people we usually remain through the brightest actions we have done. As well as the Romanian people. His will must be interpreted by his great personalities and astral moments, which are the revolution of 1848, the war of independence, bringing Prince Carol to the throne of the country, Cuza’s reforms, entering the First World War for the unification of the country ”, Consider Prof. Bucur.
These are the moments when we wanted to become a sovereign but European country, a strong but democratic country. Therefore, it would not be fair to refer to the times when the Romanian people, unfortunately, slept: “I refer to regimes of a dictatorial and totalitarian nature, because I also had them ”.
In conclusion, a well-awaited man chooses, inspires and relates to the things that took us before and not to those who put us brake or took us back. “Romania, like a man, sleeps, more and eats shaorma, says nonsense, does and does nonsense, that is what happens with everyone in life. The problem is the proportion in which we are wrong. This makes us stay in freedom Or let’s get another sediment on the bottom of the lake ”, says the sociologist.
