Alex Christoforou
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Călin Georgescu has been smeared as a ‘far-right populist’ (read: ‘Nazi) by the Lying Press, simply because he spoke favorably of the Romanian Wartime leader Ion Antonescu, who was murdered by the Soviet-backed Petru Groza executive in 1946, on the bogus charge of facilitating the Holocaust in Romania and other fabricated charges, based on ex post facto decisions in the ‘Romanian People’s Tribunals’, which was analogous to the Stalin’ Show Trials of the 30s
Georgescu also spoke favorably of the great Romanian Nationalist and politician, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu “The Captain” (1899-1938), who was the charismatic leader of ‘The Legion of the Archangel Michael’ and one of the great figures of the 20th century.
But Georgescu’s inexcusable offense, was that he called NATO’s ballistic missile defence shield in Romania, confrontational rather than a peaceful measure, and was also opposed to NATO’s proxy war in the former Ukraine and spoke favorably of Vladimir Putin.