Barna in Parliament on the occasion of the centennial celebration: "Dear Romanians, I think luck is over"

"One hundred years ago, Petre Carp said that Romania is too lucky to need politicians, so if we look at where it is today – the EU, NATO, US partnership – yes, we tend to do him justice Carp, but he said that when the Romanian state was King Ferdinand, Marshal Averescu, Ionel Bratianu, Barbu Delavrancea or Nicolae Titulescu. he said.

Dan Barna pointed out problems in hospitals and lack of highways, since a century ago Romanians could boast of achievements such as the Cernavoda Bridge or the discovery of the city. ;insulin.

"With a generation before the Great Union, Anghel Saligny realized the Cernavoda Bridge System, the most spectacular engineering project in Europe at the time was in Romania." "How long was it?" "In five years, the politicians who ruled Romania after the Revolution, could not complete a highway, the only one linking the historic areas to 30 years of government, the lives of millions of people with diabetes and, a hundred years later late, the corruption of the Romanian medical system prevented our hospitals from reacting to a tragedy such as the Collective, then dozens of young people died in a few days, Said Barna.

He added that a few years ago, none of the members of the USR had dreamed of becoming a politician, but this is due to the fact that none of the representatives of this training "he did not want to stay away and watch on television how his future and that of his entourage were decided by corrupt and incompetent politicians. "

Barna added that it was the turn of all those who do not want to make politics but who care about their future and Romania.

"A hundred years ago, Greater Romania was the country where all generations of Romanians had dreamed, but today, four million Romanians are forced to live far from the country in the hope of a future. better life. Our luck is over, dear friends, it's over. We can not stand anymore. Throughout this Romanian centenary, there were Romanians who chose not to stand out in every generation: the dead soldiers in Marasti, Marasesti and Oituz who, thanks to their sacrifice, made possible the creation of 39, a large Romania; students who in the '45s took to the streets in a desperate attempt to stop the establishment of communist rule; the workers who defied the Securitate and stopped work in 1977 in the Jiu Valley or in 1987 in Brasov and all those who defied the bullets in 1989 and eliminated the communist dictatorship. Our Romania, Centennial Romania was created by those who did not stand apart ", he said.

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Seymour Hersh, Pulitzer Prize winner