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Marco wrote that, on the 22nd night, Romanians were waiting for an interview with Călin Georgescu's wife, but viewers needed a subscription to watch the continuation. According to him, Gândul had interrupted the live broadcast and had left only part of the show free, although the interview was awaited by thousands of people. He criticized those he accused of making money from patriotism and from supporting people. Marco also said that, for the 22nd consecutive night, Romanians had gathered in front of the Central Detention Facility to demand Călin Georgescu's release and that people had stayed there despite the rain, wind, and cold. #Romania #Solidaritate #Protest (translated)

MARCO criticized Gândul and Marius Tucă for the way, in his opinion, the interview with the president's wife, Călin Georgescu, was handled. He stated that the broadcast was interrupted in the middle of the discussion, and the continuation was only available to subscribers, while the general public was given access to 10 minutes. The author claimed that viewers should have been informed from the beginning that the full interview was reserved for subscribers and categorized the interruption as a lack of respect towards the audience. He also said that he unsubscribed and unfollowed the accounts he was following. #respectpentrupublic #mediaresponsabilitate #interviu (translated)

Marco wrote that Romanians had gathered for the 21st consecutive night in front of the Central Detention Center in support of Călin Georgescu. He said that the rain, cold, and unfavorable weather had not discouraged them and that the participants had chanted messages of support for Georgescu and calls for unity against the thieves. https://t.co/orVi0KsMRg #Romania #Presedinte #Proteste (translated)

Marco wrote that the 12th consecutive night of protests took place in front of the Central Police Station in Bucharest. He said that Romanians had come out to show their support for Călin Georgescu and to protest against what they considered an abuse. According to Marco, the participants chanted messages calling him president and expressing their solidarity with him. #Protest #Romania #Sustinere (translated)

Marco wrote that Călin Georgescu's supporters had protested for the 11th night, demanding the release of a man they considered politically persecuted. He stated that they could demonstrate peacefully until 10 PM when they were spoken to civilly and were not threatened with fines. In his opinion, the issue was not public order, but the presence of the protesters and their refusal to be silent. Marco added that state institutions should protect the right to protest, not intimidate citizens. #Democrație #Protest #DrepturiOmului (translated)

Marco announced that Mrs. Cristela Georgescu was set to go live with Alex Jones on InfoWars on October 9, at 7:30 PM Romanian time. He described the interview as one that would be followed with interest, where the voice of a Romanian and events from Romania would reach an international audience, and urged the audience to watch The Alex Jones Show on InfoWars and Rumble. #CristelaGeorgescu #InfoWars #AlexJonesShow (translated)

Marco wrote that the protesters had gathered for the tenth consecutive night in front of the Central Arrest in Bucharest. He claimed that the Gendarmerie was ordering them to leave and threatening them with fines, trying to break up the protest. Marco described Romania as a "tyrannical state" and said that people needed to stay united and defend their rights. In the end, he stated that Călin Georgescu is the president. #Protest #DrepturiOmului #Romania (translated)

Marco wrote that Cristela Georgescu, the wife of Călin Georgescu, had left DIICOT after eight hours, for the third consecutive day. According to the post, she contested the figures reported in the press, saying that 27 phones and 63 laptops had not been taken, but rather two laptops, four phones, and sticks, primarily containing photographs of the children. Marco reported that Cristela Georgescu described the case as a planned action against a man treated as guilty before judgment because he desired peace and spoke about faith. She would have conveyed to supporters in the street and in the diaspora not to be afraid and to remain steadfast, and regarding Călin Georgescu, she would have said that she considered him innocent. The post also mentioned that, in light of the situation, the family was relying on their Christian faith. Regarding Călin Georgescu's condition, Cristela would have said that he was very well both physically and mentally. #Romania #Justitie #Adevăr (translated)

Cristela Georgescu stated that she had spent almost eight hours at DIICOT on the second day of the computer search. She explained that the procedure involved copying data from phones, computers, and USB drives, and said she felt "tortured" seeing photos of her children on foreign screens. Georgescu claimed that she had no assurance that her personal data was protected, as confidential materials from this case and others had already reached the press. She described the case as a long-planned conspiracy carried out deceitfully and asserted that Călin had not deceived anyone, but had been deceived himself. She concluded by saying that if justice was fair and independent, it would bring to light the truth she knew: that Călin was innocent. #Justiție #DrepturiOmului #SecuritateDatelor (translated)

Marco wrote that Cristela Georgescu talked on Marius Tucă's show about how her family would have been treated during the DIICOT raids and stated that the press had been informed in advance about the intervention. According to Marco, the family lived in fear that members of the RoLegionGetica group might eliminate them. He reported that when the authorities raided, Călin Georgescu's wife believed that mercenaries had entered their home to kill her. Marco also noted that there were two minors and Cristela Georgescu's father, who is nearly 90 years old, in the family. Marco said that she conveyed to supporters, on behalf of Călin Georgescu, that he could hear them and was sending them all the love they showed him through their unwavering support. #Romania #Justitie #DrepturileOmului (translated)

Marco wrote that the show "Peace Disagreements" with Dana Chera showed him how much George Simion had progressed. He claimed that Chera had tried repeatedly to lead him to certain answers or to trap him in dialogue, but Simion had maintained his positions. Marco also said that Simion had clearly conveyed that he remained alongside President Călin Georgescu and congratulated him. #Dezacorduri #GeorgeSimion #politică (translated)

Marco presented the statements of Cristela Georgescu, the wife of President Călin Georgescu, after leaving DIICOT, following the hearings and computer searches on October 6, 2026. He said that he would publish them in full so that everyone could listen and judge for themselves what was stated, without fragments taken out of context or interpretations by television. #CristelaGeorgescu #DIICOT #România (translated)

Marco wrote that, for the seventh consecutive night, people took to the streets to demand the release of Călin Georgescu and to express their dissatisfaction. He said that the protest continued, that the participants' message was "freedom," and referred to Georgescu as president. https://t.co/TojiaP4WPe #Protest #Libertate #România (translated)

Marco wrote that on Sunday evening it was the sixth night of protests and that the president was accompanied by what he called the "big family." He said that people continued to come, gather, and make their voices heard at George Georgescu Street No. 1-3, Bucharest. https://t.co/VyJhc29OjO #Protest #Romania #Solidaritate (translated)

Marco wrote that, for the fifth evening, patriots were in front of the Central Arrest in Bucharest chanting for the release of the president. He stated that thousands of people were telling certain political opponents, referring to them with a derogatory term, that Călin Georgescu is president. https://t.co/uc70oKrcr7 #București #românia #protest (translated)

Marco reported that the gendarmes entered among the protesters in front of the Central Detention Center and warned them that they could receive fines if they chanted after 10:00 PM. According to him, the protesters were asked to leave by 11:00 PM, otherwise additional forces would intervene. Marco claimed that the orders came from illegitimate persons, using a derogatory term to describe them. #protest #justiție #ordonanță (translated)

Marco wrote that on the fourth night, more and more supporters gathered and continued to demand the release of Călin Georgescu. He stated that people remained on the street despite tensions and reports that the gendarmes were warning them that they risked fines. According to Marco, the protesters conveyed that they consider Călin Georgescu their president. #Romania #Patriotism #Protest (translated)

📢 This is the third night that Romanians are gathering and chanting in front of the Central Detention Center in Bucharest for the release of President @CG_Romania! 🇷🇴 The TV stations refuse to show what is happening there. Why⁉️ Because if the images reached the homes of Romanians, people would see the crowd taking to the streets, and that could bring even more people there. The more people gather, the harder it becomes to control the situation with the Jagardearia devices. So, if the TV stations won’t show it, we’ll film it ourselves. ✊🏻 WE ARE THE MEDIA NOW.👁️ As @elonmusk said. 🫵🏻 📍George Georgescu Street No. 1-3 Bucharest #Protest #Romania #Libertate (translated)

🚨No television is broadcasting this❗❗❗ 📍In front of the Central Arrest in Bucharest, on George Georgescu Street no. 1-3, there are hundreds of supporters of President @CG_Romania. Some have been there since last night, and today people continue to gather.🇷🇴 In contrast, for our televisions, it seems that this is not worth being seen by the public. This is what reality looks like on the street.🫵🏻 #protest #Romania #media (translated)