Thursday, 12 November 2020

Stefan Voloseniuc and disappearing Romania

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Romania-Insider has the story of Stefan Voloseniuc, an impressive man who came to England as a navvy speaking no English and now has a company with a 30 million GBP turnover. He is standing to be representative of the Diaspora in the Romanian Parliament.

What a good idea that is - if the Diaspora should have a vote let them have their own MP.


The article informed me that over 600,000 Romanians living in the UK have applied for the EU Settlement Scheme, which allows them to stay in the country after Brexit. Meanwhile, the total number of Romanians living abroad is somewhere between 4 and 6 million, according to various sources, compared to a resident population of just over 19 million in Romania.


This is a catastrophe for Romania. The same catastrophe that afflicts all the former Communist European Union member states.

1 comment:

  1. dfordoom13 November 2020 at 03:01

    This is a catastrophe for Romania. The same catastrophe that afflicts all the former Communist European Union member states.

    Agreed. By joining the EU and NATO the Eastern European nations signed their own death warrant. I don't believe there is anything that can save them.

    Of course if that clown Trump had actually followed his original instincts and pulled the plug on NATO then Eastern Europe would have had a chance of survival.

    There is no greater evil in the modern world than NATO. It is the enforcement arm of liberalism (or neo-liberalism if you prefer that increasingly popular term).

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