În Parlamentul European a început acum câteva minute o dezbatere istorică (se discuta situația României pentru prima dată în ultimii 22 de ani) dedicată încercării eşuate a USL de a da o lovitură de stat, . Din păcate pentru Ponta-Crin-ăla micu, televiziunile tătucului Felix nu prea au trecere la Bruxelles. Singurele televizoare care stau deschise în birourile Parlamentului European sunt cele ale doamnelor Adina Vălean Antonescu şi Dacian Sârbu Ponta. Doamnele se mai uită din când în când la postul Varanului pentru a se asigura că soţii lor nu le-au minţit când le-au spus că se duc la TV, ca nu cumva să fi dat iar fuguţa la curve cu domnii Şova, Bănicioiu sau Robert Negoiţă (cazul Ponta) sau că nu dorm ca porcii (cazul Crin Antonescu).

Ei bine, după ce uslaşii au realizat că la Bruxelles e plin de pupinbăsişti (merită să-i amintim aici măcar pe domnul Barroso şi doamna Reding), domnii Ponta-Crin-ăla micu (pe scurt, FELIX) s-au gândit să apeleze la Adrian Severin. Evident, Adrian Severin este un şpăgar de talie europeană doar pentru băsiştii de la Bruxelles, nu şi pentru guzganii din latrina lui Felix, acolo unde este recunoscut ca un influent, prea-cinstit şi valoros politician roman, şi unul dintre stălpii luptei împotriva anticorupţiei şi a haitelor de procurori conduşi de însuşi Dictator. Prin urmare, Adrian Severin a trimis în urmă cu doar câteva minute, un mail intern, către toţi membrii Parlamentului European, în care se arată indignat de faptul că procurorii deranjează GIO (grupul infracţional organizat) în ciuda faptului că Parlamentul face scut în jurul acestora. Dar, ia mai bine distraţi-vă singuri, nu de alta dar nu se poate povesti ceva de ne-povestit.

Doamnelor şi domnilor, şpăgarul:

“Dear Colleagues, Today I am not going to take the floor on the Council and the Commission statements regarding the political situatiion in Romania, since I want to avoid a Romanian-Romanian fight having as arbitrator Comissioner Reding. However since this debate is in a way unprecedented and was anticipated by a campaign of disinformation and public manipulation, plese allow me to share with you the following ideas.

In Romania , the rule of law was hijacked by a political project. Thus democracy and the rule of law were separated, while they could only function together.

For many years, the judiciary has been applying a paralegal system of norms, thus creating a strange type of case law in contradiction with the parliamentary statutory law. The rules of the prosecutors prevail over the rules of the Parliament transforming, under the protection of the European Commission, the rule of law into the rule of the might. This way, the Romaninan constitutional system is steadily and abusively changing from a parliamentary democracy into a presidential one. The political opponents to that change are subject to all sorts of judicial harassment under the strangest accusations. Hence a state of terror reminding us the olad totalitarian times, is emerging in Romania.

Since the Romanian Constitution has established a parliamentary democracy, the checks and balances able to prevent and sanction presidential abuses in a presidential democracy are lacking. Consequently, the uncontrolled increase of the presidential powers in the present Romanian constitutional frame pushes the Romanian democracy towards what we call a ‘controlled’ or a ‘sovereign’ democracy, very similar to the one we can see in Russia . EU was always against such a political regime (exception being the Romanian case).

7.5 million European citizens of Romanian origin were also against it, this shown by a referendum recognised as being legal by the Romanian Constitutional Court . Nevertheless, afterwards we told these citizens that their opinion and votes do not count just because the EU does not like it.

If today this Parliament does not give a convincing answer on why these Romanian citizens, representing 87.7% of the participants to the referendum, are not allowed to freely elect and dismiss their leaders or may not freely elect their societal organisation, their faith in democracy will crumble and it will be Euro-scepticism to replace their previous Euro-enthusiasm. This is the real problem that we have to deal with today when speaking about Romania . And this problem requires an urgent, fair and democratic solution.

Yours faithfully, Adrian Severin MEP”

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