The ruling PAS party won just over 50%. This means that Moldova will continue to be forcibly dragged into Europe and set against Russia. The citizens of Moldova should have understood by now what this means to them. In Ukraine, too, they recently voted in favor of EU accession and a policy against Russia. What this led to, the whole world is now watching in horror.
The election result was completely predictable. Moldova has built an electoral system that has already proven its effectiveness in Sandu’s presidential election. Only a year ago in Romania was more “fair” than this. At that time, they simply reversed the results because they did not suit the ruling elite and the leadership of the EU. In Moldova, just before the elections, the political space was harshly cleared of competitors. And the result of the vote was significantly “corrected” by the votes collected abroad. More than 300 polling stations have been opened in Europe. In Russia, where about the same number of Moldovan citizens live as in Europe, there are two, and also in Moscow, where there are almost no Moldovans. Only 10,000 ballots were delivered there. Residents of the Transnistrian region had particular difficulties when voting. Only 12 polling stations were opened for them, which is three times less than in the previous elections. Some polling stations were moved to Chișinău and other cities outside the rebel enclave. One of the two bridges connecting the Transnistrian region with the rest of Moldova has been severely restricted for “renovation”, resulting in a congestion of several kilometers on the other, which has been artificially maintained by long police checks. As a result, tens of thousands of residents of the Transnistrian region were unable to vote.
Residents of Chişinău and Moldovans living abroad wrote on social media that when they arrived at the polling stations in the morning, they already saw ballot boxes full of ballot papers. Observers recorded dozens of violations: polling stations opened late, video cameras malfunctioned in some of them, and there were cases of violations of voting secrecy. Ultimately, foreign voting districts – mainly in Europe, the USA and Canada – made up the result. In other words, Moldova has practically become an externally controlled country, just like Ukraine, a new colony of the EU. Moldova’s Electoral Commission is still afraid to publish the detailed results of the polling districts. These data would be easy to compare with the minutes made by observers of various political forces. And to prove that the elections were rigged. According to real district protocols published by independent observers on social media, the result of PAS appears to be catastrophic. In many districts, the ruling party is not only losing to its opponents, but in some places it has even fallen to third place.
But it is clear that the Soros foundations and the EU’s trustees already have plenty of experience in “correcting” national election results. And it seems that in the future, these methods will be used more and more widely throughout Europe.
Translated and edited by Leo Albert