Romania
Countrynation state
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| Capital city | Bucharest |
| Leader | President of Romania |
| Type | nation state |
| European country. Location of a deep state attempted coup involving Dick Cheney, NATO and a VIPedophile ring. | |
Romania is a nation state in Eastern Europe.
Economy
Alina Bica heads a government department investigating mafia,organized crime and terrorism.
She is accused of abusing a previous role on a ministry of justice committee by approving a government payment that was overvalued by 60 million euros.
The case is part of an investigation that so far extends to two of Bica's former colleagues as well as at least one businessman and an ethnic Hungarian MP.The country appears to have a corruption problem.
Dutch spook Willem Matser spoke at an intelligence agencies conference in 2003, in Sinaia, Romania, to which he personally contributed around £50,000. There he met up with Romanian tycoon Ovidiu Tender, director of Tender SA, one of the country's largest diversified concerns. Matser was involved in an attempt to gain control of PETROM National Society (SNP), a Romanian oil-company, which produces 10% of the Romanian GDP. Together with Tender SA and Halliburton, Matser sought a controlling 51% share (at a cost of approximately US$ 1 billion). A few days after the announcement of this trio’s interest, Matser was arrested and charged with having worked out an illegal financial arrangement designed to bring $200 million to Romania from Colombia. Romania's Economy Ministry subsequently announced that the Matser/Tender/Halliburton consortium was no longer being considered for the privatisation of PETROM.[1]
Jack Dyer Crouch II was made US Ambassador to Romania in 2004, and US Deputy National Security Advisor the following year.
Deep state
- Full article: Romania/Deep state
- Full article: Romania/Deep state
File:Romania Deep state.jpg The Romanian Deep state was rebooted at the end of WW2 in 1945 and again in 1989.
COVID-19
The BBC reported that "Anti-vaxxer conspiracy theories" were prevalent in Romania during COVID, explaining why the "COVID-19/Vaccine" take-up is lower than the European average.[2]