On May 18, 2025, Nicușor Dan was elected as the new President of Romania.
The system media rejoiced and ran headlines like this:
"The pro-European Nicușor Dan becomes the new Romanian president.
This caused joy and relief from Paris to Kiev, and congratulations also came from Brussels."
But was Dan really the Romanian people's preferred candidate?
This long-drawn-out presidential election, which began on November 24, 2024 and came to a far
from glorious end on May 18, 2025, raises questions.
Did the majority will of the people really come into play here - or had the elections been manipulated several times?
Using the example of Romania, this program clearly shows us how politics is infiltrated
worldwide and controlled by a global agenda.
The background: As already reported by Kla.TV , in November 2024 Călin Georgescu, who is very popular with the Romanian people
and independent of the party, won the most votes with 22.59%.
But before the run-off election between him and the second-placed candidate could take place, the Romanian Constitutional
Court annulled the first round of voting on December 6, 2024.
This was done with the unproven accusation that Georgescu had achieved his good election result
through Russian influence and paid influencers.
Georgescu was questioned several times by the Public Prosecutor General's Office and placed under judicial supervision.
He was subsequently denied a second candidacy by the courts.
Since then, hundreds of thousands of Romanians who question the legality of these decisions have
repeatedly demonstrated in Bucharest in support of Georgescu.
According to many observers at home and abroad, these controversial events represent an unlawful
interference in the country's democratic processes.
A weighty explanation for Georgescu's punishment could be his position on the Ukraine war, as he has always spoken
out against arms deliveries to Ukraine and in favor of peace negotiations, as well as dialogue with Russia.
He wanted to keep the Romanian people out of the war and did not want to finance it.
The continuation of the election: The presidential election was continued on May 4, 2025.
But in this next round of elections, too, Romanian society had to watch helplessly as a strange political spectacle unfolded:
Although the conservative candidate George Simion received 40.96% of the vote in the first round, he was
completely ousted and replaced by the candidate who initially came second - Nicușor Dan.
He only received 20.99% of the vote in the first round.
As if by a miracle, Nicușor Dan, who was far behind in the first round, then won the presidential
election in the run-off with over 50% of the vote.
Previously, Georgescu had not even been admitted to this second round of voting - and the events surrounding
Simion are highly suspicious, as the following comments show:
Doubts about the fairness of this election The opposition and the defeated Conservative candidate George
Simion questioned the fairness of this election campaign.
Simion explained that votes for Nicușor Dan had obviously also been cast in this second
ballot on behalf of people who had already died.
In addition, numerous voters from the Republic of Moldova who were influenced in favor of Dan were transported by bus
to the center of Romania and some of them cast double votes.
In addition, people were frightened with the threat that they would no longer receive social benefits or lose
their jobs if they voted for the conservative George Simion.
In order to clarify these irregularities, the opposition and George Simion challenged the election of Nicușor
Dan before the Romanian Constitutional Court CCR with a document containing 16 pages of complaints:
- Electoral fraud and buying the will of citizens - Electoral tourism - Foreign interference - Votes from
deceased people - Paid opinion makers - Online platforms with recommendation algorithms - and much more.
Outcome: The Romanian Constitutional Court rejected George Simion's appeal.
The reason given was that there was no evidence for the allegations.
Who is Nicușor Dan, what does he stand for and what does he want to implement in Romania?
Dan comes from Făgăraș and studied mathematics in France from 1992 to 1998.
After his return to the country, he also became involved in civic movements on environmental issues.
He first founded the "Save Bucharest" association, and then in 2016 the USR party - a political movement for young people.
He has been independent since 2017. He was Lord Mayor of Bucharest from 2020 to 2025.
"Romania needs reforms, someone who is committed to reforms - and I am someone who has been
doing this for almost 20 years" - he argues.
What kind of reforms does Nicușor Dan want to implement in Romania?
- Reforms in foreign policy: - Strengthening transatlantic relations - this means: more
influence of the US administration on Romania
- Participation in the dialog between the European Union and NATO - that means: more influence of the EU and NATO on Romania
- Supporting Ukraine - that means interfering in the war with Russia
- Reforms in domestic policy - Strengthening the defense system - Gradual increase in defense spending from GDP
Examples of further reforms: In the area of healthcare, he wants to digitize the entire medical system.
Education: Among other things, there is to be investment in early education in crèches and kindergartens.
Dan's party platform also includes the defense of the rights of sexual minorities, as well as support
for the traditional family and civil partnerships.
Interim conclusion: This shows that Nicușor Dan, a candidate who represents the interests of the EU and NATO and is strongly in
favor of Romania's military build-up, has won the political race.
It also promotes the advancement of the globalist Agenda 2030 in various areas - an agenda that claims to
have the well-being of the world's population in mind,
through: - Digitization of healthcare, which in reality is driving the surveillance and enslavement of humanity.
- Nicușor Dan claims to want to strengthen both the rights of sexual minorities and the
traditional family, which are de facto mutually exclusive.
In 2018, for example, the Nicușor Dan party boycotted a referendum that wanted to stipulate in the constitution
that marriage can only be between a man and a woman.
- In his reform, Dan also plans to invest in pre-school education in crèches and kindergartens.
But what is this about, in what direction and with what goal?
For example, the state can influence the upbringing of children from a very early age and thus steer them in a
direction desired by the state, bypassing the parents.
Did Moldova and France influence the Romanian elections in favor of Nicușor Dan and if so, in what way?
a) Moldova: Maia Sandu, the President of the small Republic of Moldova, which borders Romania to the
west, had called on her citizens to vote for Dan.
Many Moldovans also have a Romanian passport.
As Laura Gherasim, the chair of the parliamentary committee investigating corruption, found more and more evidence of this
election manipulation, she publicly appealed to Moldovan President Maia Sandu to allow Romanians to vote freely and
"end this dangerous interference in the electoral process".
Similarly, Valeriu Munteanu, MP of the Romanian party AUR, made an urgent appeal to President Sandu and Prime Minister Dorin
Recean to stop electoral fraud in their Republic of Moldova.
Valeriu Munteanu said: "Through the State Chancellery, pressure is exerted on mayors to get voters to vote for a particular
candidate in an organized way, and other means of pressure are used to cheat the
election and distort the will of Romanian voters.
Ms. Maia Sandu, Mr. Dorin Recean, stop the election fraud!!!!"
Pictures of voters being transported to polling stations in Moldova in an organized manner can be seen on
social networks Voters in Romania were also transported to polling stations in an organized manner:
In a video posted online, one user reported that they were brought in minibuses registered in the Republic of
Moldova, raising questions about the involvement of authorities beyond the Prut in the Romanian electoral process.
b) France - Accusations and revelations:
The founder of Telegram, Pavel Durov, announced on the social network X that Nicolas Lerner, the head of the French foreign
intelligence service, had asked him to "block conservative voices in Romania" and block channels
shortly before the presidential elections in May 2025.
The French foreign intelligence service - DGSE - immediately rejected these accusations.
Pavel Durov then countered at the Oslo Freedom Forum of the Human Rights Foundation:
"It is interesting that after this rejection, further facts have emerged that confirm my statement.
This gentleman - Nicolas Lerner - was in Romania a few days before the presidential elections.
Durov also said: "President Macron's closest ally declared a week before the elections that he would do everything he
could to ensure that the candidate he values is elected".
There was a further indication from France that it was desirable for a candidate like Nicușor Dan, who
could be influenced by the EU, to win the election.
Valérie Hayer, MEP and member of the Renaissance Party led by French President Emmanuel Macron, said: "It's about what
political project WE want for the future of Romania and Europe"!
Nicușor Dan's political connections - the flow of money leads to George Soros - is corruption involved?
In 2016, Dan admitted in an interview with HotNews.ro that he had received money from Soros:
"Yes, we have received money from Soros, just like from many other sources."
But during a television appearance on Romania's "Antena 3" in 2024, Dan suddenly blatantly claimed that he had
never accepted Soros' money - despite public documentation.
Who is George Soros? What are his goals?
George Soros is one of the great global strategists.
Wherever Soros appears, the result is destabilization, chaos, war or political changes
for the population in line with his interests.
His signature can be seen both in the Euromaidan coup in Ukraine between 2013 and 2014 and in the refugee movement since 2015.
However, there is also concrete evidence that Soros has been involved in all the "color revolutions"
- i.e. government overthrows of the past 15 years.
These range from Georgia and Venezuela to the "Arab Spring".
See our Kla.TV program about: "George Soros - The global strategist's network revealed"
What tools does George Soros use? Who are the Open Society Foundations?
The OSF is an association of foundations and non-governmental organizations founded by George Soros in 1979.
These foundations of the billionaire Soros are known worldwide for their involvement in covert government overthrows
in countries that are not sufficiently "Western", i.e. not sufficiently liberal-capitalist or America-friendly.
This gives the impression that the OSF is being used by Soros as a tool to finance political activities
that serve the implementation of the New World Order.
The Soros network in Romania - is Nicușor Dan the only Romanian politician supported by George Soros?
An analysis of the political situation in the country reveals the involvement of billionaire George Soros in
Romanian politics and in more and more state institutions.
Like the tentacles of an octopus, the Soros NGO network has extended into all areas of the state: the
government, civil society, public administration, the judiciary and the environment.
For over 30 years, Romanians have experienced a series of negative effects, chaos and
destabilization in Romanian politics and society.
Since 1990, George Soros has built up an extensive network of NGOs , which has enabled him to
influence decisions at government level to a large extent.
Among the members of these organizations we find - former ministers - advisors to Romanian presidents -
directors of state institutions - and influential journalists.
Romanian politicians who are part of the Soros network:
It is noteworthy that three of Romania's four post-socialist presidents have or had advisors from Soros' circle.
Senior Romanian officials with close ties to global strategist Soros: - Sandra Pralong, advisor to Presidents Emil Constantinescu
- from 1998 to 2000 - and Klaus Iohannis - from 2015 to 2024.
Sandra-Marylin-Andreea Pralong was the first personal and direct representative of George Soros in Romania and
founded a Soros Foundation for an Open Society in 1990 - just one year after the end of socialist Romania!
- Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, a highly active and influential Romanian political consultant, university professor and journalist,
is the most representative personality of the network.
It was supported and set up by George Soros' foundation and other transatlantic networks.
She is a member of the think tank "European Council on Foreign Relations", or ECFR for short.
The ECFR is the European offshoot of one of the world's most powerful think tanks, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
This is an association of elite private individuals - e.g. representatives of high finance - with a huge
influence on US foreign policy and thus on world politics.
George Soros is not only a member, but also one of the founders of these councils.
It can be assumed that Soros exerts an enormous influence on Romania via the ECFR and Alina Mungiu-Pippidi.
Because Mungiu-Pippidi is considered an ideologue of the activities promoted by George Soros in Romania.
It initially brought Nicușor Dan into the limelight as an environmental activist in Bucharest in 2006
- The environmental association he founded was part of an alliance financed by Soros from the very beginning.
Dan was then introduced to politics by Mungiu-Pippidi, where he founded a new party, USR , in 2016.
Here are more Romanian officials with close ties to the global strategist Soros:
- Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu, former presidential advisor and head of the SIE (Romanian Foreign Intelligence
Service) - financed by Soros through his foundations.
- Cristian Ghinea, Minister for European Funds - Romanian Center for European Policies - financed by Soros
- Violeta Alexandru, Minister for Social Dialogue - ProDemocratia, Institute for Public Policy - financed by Soros
- Dacian Cioloș, Romanian Prime Minister from November 2015 to January 2017 - member of the
Friends of Europe Foundation - financed by Soros
- Cristina Guseth - proposed as Minister of Justice in Cioloș' first team and
withdrawn after a major scandal - financed by Soros
- Cătălin Drula, advisor to Prime Minister Cioloș, Vice President of the Pro Infrastructure Association,
which cooperates with the "Alliance for a Clean Romania"
- Ionuţ Sibian, President of the Foundation for Civil Society Development (FDSC) - his foundation received over a million
dollars from the CEE Trust, an organization led by the American billionaire George Soros, in the period 2006 - 2012.
Statements by Romanian political insiders on the Romanian Soros network:
The former chairman of the Romanian PSD party, Liviu Dragnea, has been openly critical of
George Soros and the organizations he finances:
"This man (Soros), who has perhaps founded various organizations in Romania since the 1990s, has only financed evil:
The initiatives he financed have never served Romania's interests."
Darius Vâlcov, advisor to then Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă, said the following: "Soros sees Romania as a
company and wants to defend his business interests there (...)"
The former Romanian Prime Minister Adrian Năstase made a highly controversial statement
about the enormous influence of Soros on Romania.
He said that "Romania's internal organization" has been run by "parts of the US State Department
together with the Soros team" for the last thirty years."
Romanian political scientist Bogdan Duca writes about the party founded by Nicușor Dan:
"In Romania, George Soros has his own party: the Uniunea Salvați România - USR party."
For Duca, this party's exaggeratedly progressive ideology is identical to Soros' worldview.
Soros' influence via the media Media play a central role in the Soros network.
They can influence the masses most powerfully while concealing the activities of the powerful in the background.
That is why George Soros has built up a gigantic global media empire.
Among other things, he plays a leading role in financing the "Project Syndicate", which is an association of
430 newspapers and magazines from 150 countries with a total circulation of around 70 million copies.
Romanian media representatives supported by Soros are featured in a report by the independent TV channel activenews.
He had uncovered the entire Soros network and also showed where the money from the foundations and scholarships had gone.
Here are some of the Romanian media representatives from the Soros network:
- Alexandru Lăzescu - former director of TVR = Romanian public television channel -
Liviu Antonesei - writer, journalist - Alin Teodorescu - first chairman of GDS = Gazeta de Sud newspaper
- Andreea Pora - journalist - Stelian Tănase - writer, general director of TVR = Romanian public
television channel, former director of Realitatea TV
- Stere Gulea - Director, former President of TVR = Romanian public television program
- Radu Filipescu - founding member of GDS = Gazeta de Sud newspaper
- Rodica Culcer - Journalist, former director of TVR News = Romanian public television program. - Alina
Mungiu-Pippidi - Director of TVR News (1997 - 1998) = Romanian public television program
- Sabina Fati - Journalist at România Liberă, magazine 22
Romanian journalist Robert Turcescu reports that Romanian journalists in the 1990s benefited from
training programs funded by the Soros Foundation, as well as from scholarships at home and abroad.
In addition, many students at the newly founded School of Journalism used the only
handbook for journalism available at the time:
"Handbook for Journalists in Central and Eastern Europe", published by the Soros Foundation.
Andreea Esca, a very well-known journalist in Romania, explained that she was funded by scholarships from the Soros Foundation
to complete her studies, with the promise that she would later become part of PRO TV, a popular television channel in Romania.
Today, Andreea Esca - in office since 1995 - is the longest-serving news anchor at PRO TV.
So the Soros foundations offered journalists in the country better - and affordable - training opportunities at the time.
This enabled Soros and his agenda to subtly influence reporting in Romania at an early stage.
Here is a quote from the German enlightener Dr. Bodo Schiffmann:
"That's why you only need these three press agencies - AP, Reuters and AFP .
And that's basically one family - that's the Soros family.
They effectively own all the press departments and can simply use them to dictate opinion."
In addition to the Romanian political and media representatives just mentioned, there are many other people who have benefited
from financing throughout the structure of the Romanian state.
This was revealed in a 2016 investigation by România TV, which brought to light the network built up by George Soros in Romania.
Following a visit to Bucharest in 2017, US political consultant and strategist Roger Stone summed up the
situation regarding the Soros network in the following words:
"I was in Romania and Hungary to meet with the anti-Soros forces in the governments.
They have recognized that Soros is a cancer.
He is trying to undermine and overthrow the democratically elected governments there by force.
Soros has spent a fortune to get his people into governments in large numbers, he has paid for their university education without
them realizing that in return for the scholarships they receive they are giving up their
freedoms and that a totalitarian state is being sought.
The US embassies in Romania and Hungary are staffed entirely by people who are loyal to
George Soros and do what he wants them to do.
He is fighting to undermine these democracies and is sure of the support of the secret services, which are
carrying out illegal operations in both governments.
I was informed about the total surveillance in Romania, It is shocking what Soros is up to, he must be stopped.
Perspectives: Since the installation of the new government in Romania - an EU- and NATO-friendly president - it
has become apparent that the interests of the EU are to be enforced at the expense of the Romanian people.
This under the flimsy pretext of investing in armaments to avoid war.
Measures are to be implemented that are by no means favorable to the common man.
A wave of increases in the cost of basic foodstuffs, electricity, pension cuts and tax increases is planned from July.
In contrast to this new leadership under Nicușor Dan and his planned measures to the detriment of the Romanian people, Călin
Georgescu had developed positive ideas and projects for Romania.
He wanted to strengthen the country financially, raise the standard of living of its citizens, explore and
enhance the country's resources in the national interest, reduce taxes and promote small businesses.
Georgescu also announced that he would dismantle the manipulative networks of George Soros in
Romania from the very first day of his presidency.
Georgescu also had many other positive visions that rose like bright rays of sunshine over the powerless Romanian society.
Georgescu categorically avoided seeking Romania's involvement in the war in Ukraine and supporting Ukraine with Romanian
resources, pointing out that the main focus was on harmony, development and welfare, i.e. the national interest.
However, he was not allowed to do so; on the contrary, he was prevented from doing so.
A change of power to Georgescu or Simion could have caused major problems for the EU and NATO, especially as
Romania is a key strategic state for NATO - especially in the event of a conflict with Russia:
Via Romania, the alliance has access to the Black Sea with the Crimean peninsula, which
is of great strategic importance to Russia.
In addition, the largest NATO base in Europe is currently being built in Romania at a cost of
2.5 billion euros, with space for 10,000 soldiers.
The Romanian town of Deveselu is also home to one of two NATO missile shield sites, which poses a major threat to Putin.
CONCLUSIONS: In view of the political infiltration and election manipulation in Romania, it is becoming increasingly clear that,
regardless of the will of the people, ultimately whoever serves the agenda of the world domination obsessives
operating in the background will be elevated to the presidency.
The events in Romania are just one example of how governments are manipulated in favor of this one agenda:
There is a shadow government that - invisible to the citizens - makes the real decisions.
Democracy only exists as long as its candidates win.
But just as a bright day always dawns after a leaden night, so too the peoples of the world are preparing
for the dawn and the awakening of a new consciousness.
Călin Georgescu also repeatedly calls on the Romanian people to wake up, take responsibility
themselves and see where something can be changed together.
He says: "We are all in a work together - and this together with God."
You can be part of this work: please spread this program so that this whole network with its sinister machinations
comes to light and the perpetrators are held accountable.
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