🇲🇩⚖️⚡️ #BREAKING | The Moldovan Constitutional Court has validated the results of the 2025 Moldovan Parliamentary Elections!

The Democracy at Home Party retains its 6 seats.

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🌹🗯⚡️ Social democrat senator, Adrian Streinu-Cercel, said recently that “the budget deficit doesn’t matter” to him and his party because “Romania needs investments”

Streinu-Cercel the president of the Parliamentary Commission on Health said recently:

“In regards to the budget deficit. I couldn’t care less about it! So what that the state spent more money than it had? No problem! Romania was the only country in the socialist gulag which paid its debts and in 1989 it had a budget surplus. So cut the crap with the deficit. When someone wants to fix it, the IMF and the World Bank will come here and reduce it with the stroke of a pen.

You know how the 2008 Financial Crisis was? They went to sleep one day with their bank accounts full of cash and when they woke up they were empty. How? From a pen stroke.

I don’t care about the deficit. Romania needs investments we need to develop our country. I never planned on becoming a politician but when I saw the Social Democratic Party’s government plan which supports industrialization, the re-industrializarion of Romania.

These bastards struggled to kick Marcel Ciolacu out and they ruined this plan. This is who us Romanians are. (…)”

📝: Streinu-Cercel is representative of the general mindset within PSD, that money never runs out. Streinu thinks the 2008 Global Financial crisis was a crisis created “from a stroke of a pen” not the results of the careless lending by big banks allowing millions of Americans to buy homes well beyond their means.

Also, Ceaușescu’s debt pales in comparison to the debt Romania garnered under Marcel Ciolacu. To say that PSD members are financially illiterate would be a gross understatement.

Fyi a high budget deficit means the government has to borrow money at ever-increasing interest rates which add on to the monthly/yearly spending meaning that every year the government debt doesn’t decrease, it has less money available to spend on its citizens. High government debt also negatively impacts the consumer credit reference index (IRCC) and the Romanian Interbank Offer Rate (ROBOR) which ultimately make loans for ordinary people more expensive.

So Adrian Streinu-Cercel is wrong. The budget deficit matters and it is something which should be brought up every time the government wants to spend more. Romania has been living for the past 20 years well beyond its means financed by the EU and foreign banks. If this lending was to stop like in 2009-2010, a harsh reset will follow where politicians and ordinary people alike will find out what living on your own money means.

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🇪🇺 The EU wants to make it easier for North African and Middle Eastern migrants to enroll in EU unversities and eventually, make the EU their new home.

🔗 https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-expand-erasmus-program-southern-mediterranean-africa-middle-east/

💰🗯⚡️ Libertarian politician, Claudiu Năsui on X/Twitter:

“The figures for September have been released.

Do you think major spending cuts are being made? Unfortunately, absolutely not.

Spending is rising again. It’s increasing by 7.4 billion month-on-month. So, this month, politicians aren’t tightening their belts either.

Meanwhile, month-on-month revenues are up by 6.5 billion, driven by tax hikes. These are the increased taxes that have reduced your purchasing power. The biggest increases are in CASS and VAT, as expected.

And the obvious result is that the deficit is growing again. This is exactly the reason the current coalition cited to justify the tax increases (as if they couldn’t cut spending). For the year up to September, the deficit has grown by an additional 6.3 billion compared to last year (when it was already high).

The truth is, why would politicians bother cutting spending when they’ve already raised taxes?

We’re in the middle of a scenario where the government will once again shrug its shoulders and say it “has to” raise taxes again.

When it comes to cutting spending, politicians demand studies, audits, analyses, etc. But when it comes to raising taxes, they have no issue doing it from one month to the next. Because they don’t bear the consequences, they don’t actually care. The consequences of tax hikes are borne by the population.

This is what the government has done so far, and this is what it will continue to do.

It’s easier to throw money at the media and influencers to spread propaganda that you’re doing the right thing than to actually do the right thing. The problem is that propaganda only works in the short term. In the long term, the figures come out, and the truth is revealed. And then propaganda has no power anymore.

Aside from education, the government hasn’t significantly cut any spending. It has only raised taxes again”.

🔗 Claudiu Năsui

🇷🇴🚓🇺🇦 The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) detained two Ukrainian citizens who mailed several incendiary devices to a post office belonging to Nova Post, a postal service which delivers mail & other packages between Ukraine and EU countries.

The SRI’s bomb defusal experts neutralized the incendiary devices. They called this arson attempt “an act of sabotage” against Ukraine.

At the same time, Polish intelligence services detained 6 other Ukrainian citizens for trying to carry out similar arson attacks on the post offices of Nova Post in Poland. A spokesman of Poland’s intel agency blamed Russia, the SRI didn’t blame any state for the arson attempt.

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🌹🏆🗳 The Social Democratic Party (PSD) got their way!

Mayoral elections have been scheduled in Bucharest on December 7th after months of delays caused by the refusal of social democrat ministers to accept elections if the National Liberal Party (PNL) and the Save Romania Union (USR) did not have separate candidates.

Last summer, both PNL and USR agreed to back former USR president, Cătălin Drulă for mayor, backing which would have guaranteed a win for the candidate.

PSD unfortunately has to fight with other sovereignist/populist candidates and the voter base is split.

Even with PNL and USR forced to support separate candidates, a PSD victory in the Romanian capital looks unlikely due to the sovereignist camp chipping away their votes.

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🇪🇺🌍 Some cuckservatives seem to have a problem with me claiming that letting African students enrol in European universities leads to the mass rape of European women. Let me ask them a simple question:

Do you think Von der Leyen and Kallas, who just decided to spend 42 billion euros on importing even more Africans and Middle-Easterners DON'T know this will lead to more sexual violence against our daughters?

Of course they know this. So does Merkel. So does Macron. They're not stupid, or at least not as stupid as the cuckservatives think they are.

"There is no point in claiming that the purpose of a system is to do what it constantly fails to do. The purpose of a system is what it does."

This is a principle that is constantly on my mind and should be on yours too.

Subsidised mass migration of even more Africans and Middle-Easterners will lead to more crime, especially against our daughters.

Everyone knows that, including Von der Leyen and Kallas. After more than a decade in which we have clearly seen what horrible results this system produces, it's simply ignorant and retarded to claim its purpose is to produce anything else -- let alone something noble or righteous.

🔗 Dries van Langenhove

🤖📱 Between empty promises of a billionaire and a social credit system. The “secret” way your behaviour is ranked on X

What is Tweepcred? It’s a reputation system inherited from the days of Twitter, a social credit mechanism built into X, where every like, comment, retweet, or interaction feeds a hidden score. Post the wrong thing, and your reach is throttled, invisible to followers, blocked from the For You Page, and your voice is confined to a digital coffin. The worst part? X won’t even tell us what we’re doing wrong.

Tweepcred was open-sourced two years ago as part of Elon’s big push for “transparency.” The release confirmed what many suspected for over a decade: the system wasn’t neutral. It could be gamified, and it rewarded those who knew how to play it. Industry insiders and large organizations held a massive advantage over individuals, defeating the very purpose of the internet and the cultural revolution that once challenged mass media.

Content was no longer driven by ideas, but by reputation. Your feed was curated before you even had a chance to curate it yourself.

Think of Tweepcred as an illiterate bot tracking your every move, looking for typos, “wrong” speech, and behavior to silently upvote or downvote your posts in order to determine reach. It is a relic of algorithmic censorship from the 2010s and it prevents X from becoming a true global platform. The failure of the reputation system lies in the fact it suppresses the very people it was supposed to protect. Ordinary users pay the price for these safety measures, while scammers and bad-faith actors exploit the system and push the algorithm to its limits.

The problem with the algorithm is not just that it punishes behavior, it tries to predict it. Tweepcred decides which posts should be censored before they even go viral. This creates countless false positives that bury engaging and valuable accounts under a sea of predictable, advertiser-friendly content, often generated by AI slop farms. Content that could have sparked conversation, built communities, or influenced discourse is suppressed. The result is a sterile environment where only “corporate safe speech” survives, while human creators who aim for originality, nuance, or nonconformity are punished and forced to move to other platforms.

Algorithmic censorship is a digital extension of preexisting societal control. It wasn’t born on the internet. In real life, you don’t have lines of code following you around, but you do have people, networks of influence, institutions, and gatekeepers who police culture according to their own interests. The algorithm formalizes that same behavior at scale. It is the same mechanism that turned traditional media into a toxic institution, a system where reputation, not truth, determines who gets to speak and who becomes forgotten.

After 2016, the state and its corporate satellites moved to reassert control over the digital world they had lost. “Misinformation” became the new moral panic. Under that banner, media networks, NGOs, and intelligence agencies began coordinating with platforms to rebuild the hierarchy of information that the internet had overthrown. Tech companies were pressured to enforce safety online, which sounded like public service but functioned as narrative enforcement. It was during this period that social media algorithms, including Tweepcred, were built to counter the memetic revolution.

Measures like Digital ID are designed to chip away at our leverage over virality, creating a legal framework where users can easily be punished for their social media activity. Limiting internet access for minors will not be about protecting them from Skibidi Toilet or porn. It will be about preventing the rise of another frog generation, people who refuse to look to traditional authorities for guidance. This age segregation gives the establishment a blank slate with each generation, making knowledge harder to pass down, while algorithms subtly force us to self-censor and erase the identity of frog culture.

🔗 https://substack.com/home/post/p-175052409