Vadim Tudor
49, Romanian political extremist
During the reign of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, Corneliu Vadim Tudor was seen by many as Ceausescu'sa personal bard, a role he played with the same energy he now devotes to his political career. After the collapse of communism in Romania in December 1989 Tudor faded briefly from public life. He emerged in 1992 to found his own political party, Greater Romania, whose platform is a crude mixture of anti-Semitism, racism and nostalgia for the good old days of communism. Despite his primitive politics, Tudor has a dedicated following among certain segments of the population, mainly former members of the secret police and the elderly. His party currently holds eight seats in the 143-seat Senate and 19 seats in the 343-seat Chamber of Deputies. A member of the parliamentary Committee for Foreign Policy, Tudor'sa recent forays into foreign affairs include visiting Muammar Gaddafi in Libya and inviting France'sa far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen to attend a Greater Romania party congress. With friends licae these, Tudor is sure to have plenty of enemies.
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uitati ce fel de om candideaza la presidintia Romaniei .. dupa ce la-a pupat in c*r pe ceausescu acum vrea sa fie si el pupat de altii oare e normal ca in romania astfel de oameni as putea spune senili candideaza la presidintie si chiar au sanse ?? incep sa ma intreb in ce fel tara traim ?? oare si-a pierdut Romania asta de tot valorile ?
