Will Romania rise against Globalist control?
All of us conservatives that are paying attention to what’s happening in Europe were left saddened, frustrated, and angry when Romania canceled the 2024 election won by right-winger and anti-Globalist Calin Georgescu with a half-baked excuse of ‘Russian interference’.
Former President of The club of Rome and former executive director of the United Nations, Calin Georgescu: “the Oligarchs run the United Nations and we know that they have a pedophilia system”. pic.twitter.com/kRm4w7ORGz
— conspiracybot (@conspiracyb0t) April 21, 2026
The ‘pro-Europe’ (a.k.a. Globalist) government that emerged from the re-do of the election is now collapsing, and there’s a considerable possibility that the Brussels coup may be undone.
Today, it arises that Romania’s largest party, the Social Democrats, will team up with the rightwing opposition ‘Alliance for Uniting Romanians’ to unseat the liberal Brussels-allied coalition.
🚨The #AUR Party will submit a motion of censure against the current government, which has ruined the Romanian economy and impoverished the 🇷🇴people.
The sooner this government falls, the better for #Romania.
May God bless our country and its people!
— 🇷🇴 George Simion 🇲🇩 (@georgesimion) April 27, 2026
Reuters reported:
“The leftist Social Democrats’ ministers resigned from Liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s coalition last week, depriving it of a parliamentary majority and endangering the country’s access to EU funds, sovereign ratings and debt yields.”
🚨🇷🇴 FINALLY!!!
Remember when Romania’s Supreme Court, after pressure from the EU, cancelled an entire election and claimed “Russian interference”?
Then they banned the front runner, despite criticism from Trump, @elonmusk and JD Vance?
They even asked Telegram to censor their… pic.twitter.com/jBaT9XjtCp
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) April 27, 2026
“A pro-European parliamentary majority cannot be achieved without the Social Democrats, who had previously ruled out forming a coalition with the Alliance for Uniting Romanians, the second-largest group in parliament, which is currently leading all opinion surveys with around 35% support.
The two parties control roughly 220 of parliament’s 464 seats and to topple the government they would need 233 votes, which they could muster together with smaller far-right groupings.”
Romanian sovereignists set May 5 as date for the no-confidence vote against PM Bolojan and call for early elections pic.twitter.com/6UpYRtV83c
— Daily Romania (@daily_romania) April 27, 2026
Read more:
Stolen Election, Collapsed Trust: Georgescu Proposes Unity Government as Romania’s Last Best Hope
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