Run-off in Romanian presidential vote

It looks that our support for our dear Mircea, paid off, he is in the final race :)
For the rest, what a disaster..., even perfusion from the EU has not helped in avoiding such a bleak picture!

I don`t understand you. We have 3 major partys, all the same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?

same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?
(adrian, timisoara, romania, 23 November 2009 14:40)

Looks, like you could loan us some politicians for elections coming April. True, they are mafiosi. But that won't make any difference in comparison.

On the other hand the savior-of-the-country-in-coming ( = Viktor Orbán ) has a great potential to ally himself with some strange anti-EU, anti-NATO, anti-Serbian, anti-American, anti-Russian, anti-Semite, anti-Romanian, anti-Slovakian and anti-Ukrainian forces like "Jobbik".

His goal is to get 2/3 majority regardless, what it takes. Even allying with nazi madmen is not out of question for his character. The 2/3 majority is needed to change the constitution and to "cement" him regardless, what his party would (under)achieve in coming 4 years.

I don't think, there will be a war with USA, Israel and Russia and I don't think, Hungarian tanks would roll in Pristina (simply because they are not capable to reach even Subotica before breaking down). But the relation with everyone around as friendly as Slovenia, as neutral as Austria and as far-away as Albania will be pretty sour.

same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?
(adrian, timisoara, romania, 23 November 2009 14:40)

View from Switzerland, nothing :) it was an irony addressed to our good old broken record Mircea.
By the way, I was in Timisoara in June on a Harley tour, great city and a fantastic restaurant on the main square, forgot the name!

It looks that our support for our dear Mircea, paid off, he is in the final race :)
For the rest, what a disaster..., even perfusion from the EU has not helped in avoiding such a bleak picture!

I don`t understand you. We have 3 major partys, all the same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?

same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?
(adrian, timisoara, romania, 23 November 2009 14:40)

View from Switzerland, nothing :) it was an irony addressed to our good old broken record Mircea.
By the way, I was in Timisoara in June on a Harley tour, great city and a fantastic restaurant on the main square, forgot the name!

same Mafia, but none of them is anti-EU, anti-NATO or anti-Serbia. So what`s the difference for you?
(adrian, timisoara, romania, 23 November 2009 14:40)

Looks, like you could loan us some politicians for elections coming April. True, they are mafiosi. But that won't make any difference in comparison.

On the other hand the savior-of-the-country-in-coming ( = Viktor Orbán ) has a great potential to ally himself with some strange anti-EU, anti-NATO, anti-Serbian, anti-American, anti-Russian, anti-Semite, anti-Romanian, anti-Slovakian and anti-Ukrainian forces like "Jobbik".

His goal is to get 2/3 majority regardless, what it takes. Even allying with nazi madmen is not out of question for his character. The 2/3 majority is needed to change the constitution and to "cement" him regardless, what his party would (under)achieve in coming 4 years.

I don't think, there will be a war with USA, Israel and Russia and I don't think, Hungarian tanks would roll in Pristina (simply because they are not capable to reach even Subotica before breaking down). But the relation with everyone around as friendly as Slovenia, as neutral as Austria and as far-away as Albania will be pretty sour.