Romania’s Globalist Regime Goes Full Police State: Masked Prison Assault Used to Coerce Testimony Against Călin Georgescu
Romania’s globalist-controlled government, widely seen as illegitimate after canceling the first round of the last presidential election and barring frontrunner Călin Georgescu, has crossed yet another chilling line as disturbing revelations emerge from inside Rahova prison.
What is unfolding looks less like justice and more like a coordinated campaign of intimidation against national-conservative figures who refuse to bow to thuggish globalist power.
Horațiu Potra, a key defendant in a politically charged case aimed at Romanian conservative, anti-globalist circles surrounding Călin Georgescu, winner of Romania’s last presidential first round, was brutally assaulted in his cell late at night, reports from the Romanian news outlet Realitatea has revealed.
According to accounts from his legal team, masked inmates entered his cell and beat him until he lost consciousness, raising serious questions about who authorized or facilitated the attack.
The violence did not end there. The following morning, Potra was allegedly confronted by prison authorities and threatened in a manner that evokes Romania’s darkest communist-era abuses.
According to his lawyer, Potra was told that unless he agreed to give statements against Călin Georgescu, his son would be thrown into a cell with some of Romania’s most violent criminals. The message: cooperate with the globalist regime or watch your children suffer.
This is not an isolated incident but part of a broader pattern of coercion surrounding a high-profile case accusing Georgescu, Potra, and others of vague “actions against the constitutional order.” Despite the seriousness of the charges, critics argue that prosecutors have produced no concrete evidence to substantiate claims of an “attempted coup,” mirroring their earlier failure to prove allegations of so-called “Russian interference” in the last presidential election.
Călin Georgescu, a key figure in the proceedings, has faced separate legal pressure after being tried alongside a military contractor leader extradited from Dubai. That association has further intensified scrutiny of the case and raised questions about the integrity and political motivations driving the prosecution.
Pressure from Romania’s increasingly desperate globalist regime appears to be applied indirectly through intimidation, harassment, and psychological warfare targeting associates and family members.
Potra’s lawyer has described masked interrogators who claimed to represent “the Romanian state” and demanded false testimony without legal counsel present. When Potra refused, the threats escalated, revealing what many see as a rogue operation inside Romania’s justice system.
Legal complaints are now being prepared against prison officials and unidentified interrogators for blackmail and abusive investigation. The defense insists these acts cannot occur without at least tacit approval from higher authorities.
The timing is no coincidence. As conservative, anti-globalist sentiment grows and figures like Călin Georgescu and parties like AUR gain popular support for challenging Brussels-aligned elites, the Romanian government appears increasingly desperate to silence dissent by any means necessary.
Globalist politicians in Bucharest, protected by EU institutions and foreign interests, particularly the French state headed by Macron, are accused of weaponizing the courts to eliminate political opponents they cannot defeat at the ballot box. When elections fail to deliver the “correct” outcome, repression becomes the tool of choice.
Like much of globalist-controlled Europe, Romania’s ruling class still lectures the world about democracy and European values, yet allows beatings, threats against children, and secret interrogations to take place behind prison walls. This hypocrisy has not gone unnoticed by the Romanian public or by observers abroad.
Supporters of Georgescu argue that this case proves the regime fears him precisely because he speaks openly about sovereignty, national dignity, and independence from EU dictates. The attack on Potra is being viewed as an attack on Romania’s patriotic movement itself.
What is happening now will define Romania’s future. Either the country confronts this descent into authoritarian abuse, or it accepts that dissenting voices will be crushed to preserve a corrupt, globalist order.
History has shown Romanians what happens when fear replaces law and power replaces truth. The question now is whether the nation will tolerate a return to those methods—or finally break free from a government that no longer serves its own people.
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