After the cancellation of the first round of Romania’s presidential elections due to Russia’s interference in the electoral process to the benefit of Calin Georgescu, propaganda loudspeakers flooded the public space with the announcement that Robert Kennedy JR, a notorious anti-vaccinator and conspiracy theorist, will come to Romania to show his support anti-vaccine and pro-Russian conspiracy theorist, Calin Georgescu.
After a few intense days, and media orgasm, it finally turned out that it was fake news like many other instances of fake news in Georgescu’s universe – from the zero expenses for the campaign, to the numerous black holes in his CV.
I wrote about the irony of the vaccine stance in the Georgescu-Kennedy association on Monday.
I won’t go into details (you can find them in the link at the end), I’ll just remind you of the essentials: against the backdrop of the measles explosion in the US, the anti-vaxxer Robert Kennedy Jr, has now transformed, in his capacity as Secretary of Health, into a pro-vaccinist who is preaching the benefits of vaccination.
But on the crooked axis, Georgescu-Kennedy, there is still room for irony. This time, there’s an even better one.
The so-called disciples who are fighting against a global oligarchic group – in the person of Calin Georgescu and Robert Kennedy Jr – have been helped to win elections (GC) or to come to power (RFK) by the exponents of this new world oligarchy: the masters of algorithms – Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg (in addition to China social media group TikTok of course).Their meteoric rise was thanks to the techno-oligarchs who are seeking to build a new globalized world order, which is essentially authoritarian and doesn’t hide behind masks.
At the moment, from north to south, the octopus of social media led by the two mega and MAGA billionaires manipulates people through algorithms, and fills all the public space.
Călin Georgescu was and still is a net beneficiary of the presence and impact of Facebook and X. Just as Robert Kennedy Jr. was, and still is, a net beneficiary of the manipulation exercised through algorithms by the two social media groups.
Moreover, as far as the Romanian pro-Russian Georgescu who is targeting the Cotroceni presidential palace is concerned, the perversity of the discourse is at home, a perversity that you rarely encounter even in the X universe).
The following words uttered by Călin Georgescu are already part of folklore, like a pig in a stye after greedily emptying its trough:
- You drink a Pepsi or a Fanta and ” nanochips enter you like you’re a laptop”.
- “Water is much more, it is information, it is vibration, water gives you vital information, that’s why water was bottled in plastic bottles, so to not give you information any more.”
At the same time, Călin Georgescu’s most the most famous and influential advertising vector is a thoroughbred globalist, with a personal life like the planet Mars, as far from the “village”, “peasant” and “ancestral” model that Călin Georgescu promotes with such tenderness.
In addition, Elon Musk has another trait that is the antithesis to what Calin Georgescu believes in: he founded a company, Neuralink, which, reportedly, and with some success is promoting the sci-fi practice of implanting chips in the brain.
So, Musk, Georgescu’s most famous supporter invited by the Romanian presidential candidate himself to Romania to excavate the country’s natural resources, does not put nanchips in plastic bottles, but sticks them directly where they do their job: in the central unit of man’s “laptop”: the brain.
Elon Musk’s vision is that the brain is a “biological computer” which can and should be upgraded.
Yet lo and behold, Călin Georgescu has no problem with this, although he whines that he can choke on nanochips if he takes a sip of Cola.
In his quest to become President of Romania at any cost, Călin Georgescu is capable of almost anything:
- To “sing” sovereignty while handing over their country to the Russians.
- To “sing” isolationism while enjoying the support of globalist techno-oligarchs.
- And to deplore the imaginary presence of nanochips in soda, without attacking the practice of implanting real chips in real brains.
If in order to obtain electoral benefits he needs to shift 180 degrees, I would not be surprised to see Călin Georgescu do this without blinking. And, as such, I would not be surprised to hear him attack the backwardness of the Romanian peasant, the unworthiness of the doina Romanian folk ballad, or the virtues of spring water versus bottled water. Instead he would lobby for a transhumanist perspective on the future of humanity, getting off the ox cart and boarding a SpaceX shuttle to move from his country house to a capsule stationed on Mars.
The irony in Georgescu’s association with Kennedy and Musk leaves enough room for so many other new ironies in the life of the most foolish of the candidates who ever aspired to the presidency of Romania (and there have been a lot of fools who aspired to Cotroceni in the last 35 years).
