🇷🇴 Cristela says the campaign against Călin Georgescu did not stop when the election was cancelled.
He tried to run again and was blocked. Then came the criminal cases.
One alleging a coup attempt. Another involving fascism and antisemitism. And now a fraud case serious enough to place him under rules normally used for organized crime and terrorism.
Cristela’s concern is not just the charges themselves.
It’s that major political figures and much of the media, in her view, began treating him as guilty before the courts had established anything.
“If he is unguilty, he has to prove that.”
That is the part she finds most disturbing.
Not simply that Călin is being prosecuted.
But that the burden seems, in her eyes, to have flipped from the state proving guilt to him proving innocence.
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11 Mike @901TNPatriot ·
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It's not just in her eyes. The leader of one of Romania's ruling parties, the one who is about to take total control of the government through a puppet technocratic Prime Minister literally said "Georgescu must prove his innocence."
In what world, in what democracy, does the state get to accuse someone and that person must prove they are innocent versus the state proving their guilt beyond doubt?
Freaking banana republic stuff I swear...
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