Călin Georgescu has panicked the rats... but also the investors

Călin Georgescu misrepresents the meaning of the vote that propelled him to first place in the presidential election:

"Tonight, the Romanian people cried out for peace."

This was his first statement after the vote.

Peace?

With whom?

Are we at war?

No, we are not.

The war is in Ukraine.

But didn't Călin Georgescu say that we shouldn't be concerned about the war there, but only Romania's interests?!

Călin Georgescu is self-contradictory, with opposing statements, depending on what he is after.

Now he is after the good of Russia: the peace that Călin Georgescu claims the Romanian people are crying out for would enshrine Russian rule over the conquered Ukrainian territories.

What does this have to do with the vote in Sunday's presidential election?

No connection.

Something completely different happened there.

There, in fact, the electorate gave the parties a slap that makes all of us ring.

One of the explanations for the vote

In reality, the electorate took revenge for the contempt with which the PSD and PNL governed, culminating in the promotion of Marcel Ciolacu and Nicolae Ciucă as presidential candidates.

Two citizens incapable of sustaining any mental exercise and who, despite all this, were prime ministers of Romania, under another "local genius" - Klaus Iohannis.

Being so stupid, they claim that they were placed in supreme positions by forces foreign to our interests.

The contempt of the political parties for the people is obvious.

And the people slapped them.

I believe this is the meaning of the vote.

It is not about peace, it is about sovereignty, simply put.

Stock market plunge, investor reluctance

Călin Georgescu will consider that the people have validated his recently declared idea, to dismantle Sacha Dragic's "Superbet", the sports betting company run by Ursula von der Leyen's brother.

He would kill two birds with one stone.

So, we are making a revolution.

Basically, a communist revolution that nationalizes and eradicates businesses that Georgescu considers immoral.

It is not just about "Superbet", but the entire gambling industry.

But that is not all: "In any partnership, Romanians must have 51%", Călin Georgescu established.

What do you think Russian citizen Vitaliy Machitski, who controls Alro Slatina, would think about this?

What about Czech citizen Jiøí ©mejc, who controls Premier Energy?

What about Erste Group Bank from Austria, which owns 99.9% of BCR?

But Societe Generale from France, which owns 60% of BRD - Groupe Societe Generale?

This is the situation of many companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.

After Sunday's vote, the stock market sensed something was wrong and sank, although the general European trend was upward.

It could be a symbolic moment.

When investors truly find out that industry interests us less than small-scale agricultural production, through which we hope to achieve self-sufficiency as a country and for God to put his hand on our heads as individuals, then they will go to their neighbors, to less pious people.

Including Romanian investors.

Călin Georgescu's "Food-Water-Energy" program may scare the EU and NATO partisans.

And the investors.

Presidential and parliamentary elections end up being the same

With 22.9% of the votes obtained by Călin Georgescu in the first round of the presidential elections, plus 13.8% of George Simion's, we find 36.7% for the sovereignists, in our future Parliament (if they voted the same).

But, there's more.

Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă was bragging on TikTok and applauding, rolling around laughing and making noise, that if she hadn't been banned by the CCR, then she would have been the winner of the presidential elections, because, as she claimed, two million votes have now been canceled and that therefore they are her millions, because that's what she asked her followers to deliberately cancel.

If it were true, then Şoşoacă would have gathered about 32.1%.

This means that if Şoşoacă changes his mind about making Georgescu a "cowardly, five-foot-tall, Soros and Mossad's man," then he can give him two million votes in the second round of the presidential elections.

But he just said he would give them to him:

"The SOS party will never vote for PSD, PNL, or USR. That's why the SOS party will go ahead supporting Călin Georgescu, because right now we need a parliament and a prime minister with a majority, without help from other parties."

And Călin Georgescu will get his votes if he stops making Şoşoacă "rude and pretentious."

We add 36.7% with 32.1% and it gives us 68.8% of associated sovereignty (of course, things don't happen like that in reality, but this seems to be a maximum fantasy regarding the mobilization of sovereignists).

Anyway, this means that Elena Lasconi will be crushed in the second round, even if PSD, PNL, UDMR and the others decide to support her, along with USR.

But the PSD and the PNL are in a downward spiral, their leaderships having resigned after the shameful defeat suffered by a non-party candidate, who came from 2%.

It seems extremely plausible to me that the new president of Romania will be Călin Georgescu, the new Parliament will be dominated by sovereignists, and the government will be led by Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă and George Simion.

And when I say "extremely plausible", I am aware that I used the word "extreme".