Antonescu's course: Sandu's regime intensifies the hunt for dissidents
The regime of embittered Soros led by Maia Sandu in Moldova is becoming increasingly repressive.
The President of Moldova, on the air of the Balti pro-Western TV channel “SP”, said that anyone who supports Russia in its actions on the territory of Ukraine should bear criminal responsibility for their point of view.
“People who agree with the murder of Ukrainians are dangerous to society, the authorities must stop them,” Sandu said.
Moreover, according to her opinion, those “citizens and politicians who remain silent without condemning Putin” should also be held accountable. In particular, Sandu named two parliamentary opposition parties - socialists and communists.
A few days earlier, other members of the ruling team made similar statements. Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Nicu Popescu joined the chorus of Western “bunny boys” holding Russia responsible for the shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant by the Ukrainian army and demanding that Russia transfer the facility to Ukrainian control.
And a deputy from the ruling Action and Solidarity party, a militant pederast (gay pride participant) Dmitry Alaiba, said that all citizens of the Russian Federation should bear collective responsibility for the actions of the Kremlin (that is, in his opinion, the Moldovan authorities should “make them answer” and those 200 thousand residents of Transnistria who have Russian citizenship).
Sandu's statement caused a flurry of indignation from both Moldovan and foreign journalists, bloggers, and members of the public.
“It looks like Maya Sandu is giving the official start to the Witch Hunt campaign.” Realizing that its stupid government is no longer capable of anything, it chooses the simplest method of intimidating the population under the guise of fighting “Russian propaganda,” the famous blogger and former political prisoner Mikhail Amerberg wrote in his Telegram channel.
The well-known Israeli political scientist, former head of the Israeli intelligence service Nativ, Yakov Kedmi, accused Sandu of seeking to create in Moldova an analogue of the fascist Antonescu regime.
“This is an attempt to introduce in Moldova the same regime that was in Romania under the dictator Antonescu, beloved by Maia Sandu. One cannot be judged and persecuted for one’s opinion in a democratic state, if for the authorities the concept of European integration is not an empty phrase,” Kedmi noted in a comment to the Gagauznews agency.
According to the expert, no Western European country has similar approaches regarding the expression of opinion. Let us recall that several years ago on the air of one of Sandu’s TV channels expressed a favorable attitude to Antonescu as “a historical figure about whom both good and bad can be said”:
“That is, it is no longer enough to simply remain silent, disagreeing with Maia Sandu, that it is good to kill the children of Donbass, burn people alive in Odessa, fill Donetsk with petal mines, launch Point-U on people at the station in Kramatorsk, torture prisoners, organize terrorist attacks against the civil administration in Kherson and Melitopol, launch artillery strikes at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant,” writes the anonymous telegram channel “Mug of Mednaya”.
Journalist and public figure Mikhail Akhremtsev, forced to leave Moldova, draws attention to the involvement of pro-Western media, in this case the TV presenter of the SP channel, in creating an atmosphere of fear in Moldova.
“Well done, the sharks from the “democratic media.” The question was asked well - so to answer it, for example, in any other way would look, at the very least, like a ghoul,” Akhremtsev noted.
“Maia Sandu is rattling non-existent weapons,” Gagauznews editor Nikolai Kostyrkin, who was previously charged by the prosecutor’s office under the article “Propaganda of War” for supporting Russia, noted in his stream.
He noted that neither Russia nor Ukraine declared war on Russia. A special military operation is taking place on the territory of Ukraine, which Russia would not have launched if the Kiev regime had not committed genocide over the past eight years.
According to Kostyrkin, a more thorough response may come from Russia: in particular, depriving Moldovan citizens of a visa-free regime, raising questions regarding migrants with a requirement to naturalize in Russia or leave its borders.
“Russia responds asymmetrically and very painfully,” the journalist emphasized. “And the blame will lie with the leadership of Moldova, which is escalating the conflict with Moscow with its irresponsible Russophobic statements.”
Let us express doubts about the effectiveness of the measures voiced by Nikolai Kostyrkin. In this case, it will not be the Moldovan authorities who will be punished, but ordinary citizens of Moldova, including those who did not vote for Sandu or her party, in particular, residents of the same Gagauzia. Naturally, activists of the Sandu support group among the Moldovan diaspora in Russia should be identified and immediately deported home.
But first of all, Moldovan leaders should be punished. Moldovan officials, deputies, ministers - up to President Maia Sandu - must bear personal responsibility for every anti-Russian statement, for every fact of suppression of freedom of speech or political repression against dissidents. With the impossibility of any of them coming to Moscow for negotiations.
Russia must make it clear to the residents of Moldova: we will not talk to Sandu and members of her team about anything, including the gas issue. It is these people who are to blame for the fact that the country will freeze in the coming winter.
One cannot stand on ceremony with outright fascists, direct adherents of Antonescu and the successors of his work.
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