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Originally posted by Recollector
Originally posted by Ben81
Originally posted by Recollector
reply to post by Ben81
Yeah, well, don't compare americans ro romanians.
You know what we do with presidents who are against 87% of the people? Take him and his wife, put them to a 30 min trail made by the people and military and shot them.
nah we are better
exposing them with the truth .. no more mask
live in shame for eternity .. military shooting is just a quick escape for them
Haha...yeah, I bet Nixon was living in a shame in his HOUSE, with his MILLIONS OF $, and OUTSIDE Jail.
yeah, you are better LOL.
Originally posted by ManFromEurope
reply to post by Recollector
Here is a list of those 11 points, as far as I (and Google.translate) could find them:
A. The rule of law and judicial independence (above the interests of political parties)
* Restoring the Constitutional Court's powers to check the constitutionality of decisions of Parliament including: repeal the Emergency Ordinance. 38
* Restoring majority rule necessary to validate the referendum results (half plus one of those registered on the electoral roll): repeal Ordinance no. 41
* Not to use the Emergency Ordinance for decisions affecting the status of fundamental institutions of the state or the Constitution and all non-emergency
* Avoid the use of selective publication in the Official Gazette to pursue political goals, especially to avoid judicial decisions.
* Compliance immediately in front of all Constitutional Court decisions.
* Commitment of public authorities to respect judicial independence and avoid criticism of these judicial decisions.
Two. Reassure
* Appoint an ombudsman to enjoy the support of most political parties, through an objective and transparent appointment process
* No appointments to attorney general and chief prosecutor of the National Anticorruption under the current president: public and transparent procedures and list open to anyone, selections based on criteria of professionalism and integrity and track record in the fight against corruption.
* No presidential pardon during the current Presidency
* The appointment of ministers against whom was not made decisions that meet the criteria of integrity. Obligation of not meeting these criteria will leave their posts.
* Resignation of MPs who received the final decision on incompatibility, conflict of interest or high-level corruption.
Point number 2 is interesting, but why did Antonescu add the rule about majority + 1 just recently (17th of july)?
Originally posted by Recollector
What do you think about this btw? Does it look NORMAL ? Or does it look like MIXING IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS?
Since WHEN Merkel and Barosso or even the ENTIRE EUROPE have ANY RIGHT to tell a STATE MEBER to do things that are CLEARLY , CLEARLY, INTERNAL affairs?
What the heck matters for Barosso what the heck is happening in Romania because EVERYTHING was done by the ELECTED PARLIAMENT MEMBERS?
The answer is : Merkel wants to milk this country (along Spain, Greece and many others) to save HIS OWN COUNTRY, because, DUH. germany does NOT HAVE ENOUGH money to bailout Italy and save the euro !!!
Get it now? And btw, you are a ROMANIAN, you just living in Germany.Nobody Except you was using the names of Ponta and Antonescu and nobody exept you is so strongly pro basescu.A REAL german won't give a flying # on basescu, ponta or antonescu.He will just ask what is happening and ask to be kept updated.
I am pro-Antonescu.BUT I opened this thread BECAUSE there is a REAL danger that Merkel is PUSHING IT too far and very fast this might end up with first, a HUGE protest that will PHISICALY remove basescu, and imediately after, a HUGE majority asking to get out of Europe.
Roubini gives 6 more months for euro currency to survive.
If Merkel's influence will make the CC judges to invalidate the referendum, Roubini could be mistaken by 4 or 5 months...earlier.edit on 31-7-2012 by Recollector because: *
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's Constitutional Court was expected to rule on Tuesday that a referendum to impeach suspended President Traian Basescu is invalid - a decision that would return him to office and could prolong his power struggle with the prime minister.
The Council of Europe, a human rights watchdog, said the court had come under "shocking" political pressure ahead of its ruling and had appealed to the council for protection.