OPINION. The embarrassing cohabitation of PNL and AUR in Satu Mare. Adrian Cozma and the puppeteers

The putsch in AUR Satu Mare is a taboo subject in most of the county media. The dictatorial manner in which the management team of AUR Satu Mare was removed with a snap of the fingers, like the extraction of a decayed mass, and replaced with some “smart guys” from Adrian Cozma’s entourage, who perfectly serve his purpose this one.

The former AUR management team was only good until they collected all the signatures, i.e. they did all the work. It’s CYNIC the way they were left to do ALL THE WORK, then replaced. Although it was known weeks before this coup. The departure of the former leaders should be a lesson to all those who still believe that AUR is nothing more than a political toy, not a movement to change the political paradigm.

Then, the new lists appeared for the Satu Mare County Council and the Satu Mare Local Council, consisting mainly of Adrian Cozma’s cannon mouths. Most of them left the PSD for not very transparent and snoring reasons. Turned into service deontologists in some places on the Internet, as if everyone doesn’t know what kind of god they are.

Finally, returning to Adrian Cozma, he managed to control the PNL in sight and in the shadow and in the penumbra AUR, this safety net for the Satmăra deputy, who will most likely find a refuge here in the event of a failure in the elections local from June 9, 2014. Because no one and nothing could save him in case he loses.

But there remains the unnatural CONCUBINAJ between PNL – this historic party, with the claim to be the guarantor of the values ​​of Romanian democracy – and AUR, this formation considered extremist, with much scandal, with a leader declared persona non grata in the Republic of Moldova or Ukraine. And no national or county PNL leader saw anything wrong with this alliance.

For the success of a SINGLE CANDIDATE to DIRECTLY associate the PNL image with the AUR image seems to me an insult to everything liberalism means. The Bratians, the fathers of Romanian liberalism, are probably spinning in their graves. Obviously, from today’s “liberals”, to whom names like John Stuart Mill, David Hume or Adam Smith suggest absolutely nothing, I no longer expect anything…

Opinion by Ciprian Bâtea – PresaSM editor