The car from Neamt, inscribed with “Down with the mafia from the Ministry of Internal Affairs! Down with the mafia from the Romanian Police!“, arrived yesterday at Burexelles, in front of the European Parliament, where it was parked for a long time and where it could be admired by EU officials and parliamentarians, who surely understood the message, because it is also written in the language English.
Ioan Cănărău, the policeman from Roman, Neamt county, who inscribed his car with the mentioned message, combined the pleasant with the useful, so he went on vacation through several countries in Western Europe, with his personal car on which he pasted the stickers with the messages which drove the bosses from the Ministry of the Interior out of their minds, the policeman being threatened even with dismissal, which made him give up the position of leader of the Europol Union, but it seems that he did not give up the transmission of the union’s demands, in a unique way.
The car registered in this way passed through several EU countries, and also transited large European capitals, such as Budapest or Vienna, ending in Brussels. “All Romanian politicians, parliamentarians, MEPs, etc., must understand that this is no longer possible! I sent them a message from the European Parliament headquarters: DOWN WITH THE MAFIA FROM THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS! DOWN WITH THE ROMANIAN POLICE MAFIA!“, transmits Ioan Cănărău in front of the European Parliament (video images at the end of the article).
However, Ioan Cănărău’s journey was not without its adventures. Until leaving the country, he was shot on the right in Cluj County and Bihor County. In Bihor, the policemen who stopped him told him (video proof – HERE) that the car was registered because the bosses are very disturbed by the slogans with which it is written. Arriving at Bors customs, he was not allowed to leave the country because the windshield was cracked, so he had to return to Oradea to change it.
Images of the car in front of the European Parliament and Ioan Canărău’s comments:
Ionut CORFU
