newsweek.ro/politica/noua-teza-mincinoasa-a-lui-ge

The slogan "Romania is no longer for Romanians" promoted by George Simion and Călin Georgescu raises questions about national identity and ownership. They argue that foreign influence has taken over, suggesting a need to reclaim the country. However, the article critiques this notion by recalling past leaderships and economic failures, questioning whether Romanians ever truly had control over their nation. It highlights the irony of longing for a past where corruption and mismanagement prevailed, and warns against the dangers of populist rhetoric that promises national ownership but may lead to authoritarianism.