Calin Georgescu, message for voters: “We have a choice between faith and unbelief.” What imputes Nicușor Dan, whom he called “this boy”
George Simion accompanied Călin Georgescu to vote, in Mogoșoaia. Photo: Inquam Photos / Eduard Vinatoru
Calin Georgescu stated, in the show Marius Tucă show from Gândul, that the Romanians have a choice between faith and unbelief and harshly criticized Nicușor Dan, who did not explicitly mention the name, but to which he referred to “this boy”.
During the show, Călin Georgescu referred on several occasions to George Simion as to “my protective”, and Nicușor Dan had evoked with the name “this boy”
“I see in my younger protected the good things. Not the bad ones, we have each one. It intersects that we have to opt between faith and unbelief. I cannot agree, especially with the words of the other counter -candidate, this boy, who understands the foreign policy and says he arrests Benjamin Netanyahu. Prime Minister who speaks no foreign language.
Asked if he will accept the position of prime minister from George Simion, if he will become president, Georgescu replied: “I am extremely prepared to help my country from any position, to help my younger protector.”
Asked next if he will help Simion change the “system”, the former candidate said: “Definitely, yes. At any time the situation is shaking, the only thing to be undetected remains the duty to the country. The time is to unite for the common ideal at a very complicated international moment. The past must be over.”
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He said it was important to pursue a common ideal. “We have a consistent team in triggering absorption, not double, triple of European funds. Then all the chaos triggered to trigger fear in people – the interest rate – we will adjust them.”
Georgescu understood that some nationalizations of companies could follow. “The resources belong to the Romanian people and here I want to bring them (…) It is important for the natural resources to belong to your country,” Georgescu said. He said that “Romania is the most important country in the world”, as it has the most mineral resources in the world, along with Afghanistan, and the most important areas of fertile land, along with Argentina.
