Romanian Leaders: Views on Iohannis and Emil Constantinescu

Have you ever met President Iohannis? Yes.

During his term as president or before that?

No, when he was mayor. When he was mayor. And what do you think of him?

I expressed my opinion during a, uh, televised appearance on national television.

I wasn't tuned in then, and perhaps neither was a large part of today's audience.

You know, when you feed your ego, you can't feed a country.

That was my opinion. But were there also times when you got along with him?

Because I understand it wasn't, it was just one meeting then, just once, or were there more?

I don't know. I think one or two. Two, I think there were three meetings.

I don't remember well. Would you tell me what it was about?

I was coordinating a project related to sustainable development at the level of cities, through the United Nations Programme for Development, and on this occasion I met with…

I understand. Okay, who is the best prime minister Romania has had since 1990, in our opinion?

The question cannot be asked because they all betrayed the country.

Interesting, but strictly from the perspective of economic criteria, wasn’t there anyone who performed well?

You know, it’s no use being highly educated if you can’t have an opinion of your own and do what others tell you.

Okay, but the best president? Same opinion.

I can tell you the most disastrous one. Yes, I’d really like to hear.

Emil Constantinescu. By far. Ouch! Why? Because this man betrayed precisely the hope of Romania that had been born then, in 1996.

And on top of that, we lost a large part of our territories for a false objective.

Namely, joining the European Union and NATO.

From territories that do not belong to us at this moment.

They no longer belong to us now, of course.

Are you referring to signing the treaty with Ukraine?

And on top of that, do not forget what happened in the former Yugoslavia.

I do not know how you can sleep when thousands of people died over a signature, so that the airspace could be flown over free of charge.

This was the price paid by Romania to join these international bodies, NATO and the European Union.

Quite a high price. From the perspective of some members of diplomacy, it was a price we had to pay.

Others say it was extremely cynical. And I understand your arguments, honestly, and I do not dispute them.

So the most, as the weakest president, in our opinion, Emil Constantinescu.

What did you learn from our wife, who is first and foremost a wellness expert, a speaker, holistic trainer and, among other things, also specialized in detoxification? What brought you into our lives?

Nobility, nobility and especially alongside it, alongside nobility, in that sense, the courage to be a woman and to be a princess in a world that wants to be destroyed as a family.