On Wednesday, Senator Diana Soșoacă issued serious threats from the rostrum of the Parliament, if she will no longer be allowed to speak: “If you don’t let me speak, I’ll scream, if you don’t let me scream, I’ll whistle, if you don’t let me let me whistle, I will ring the bell. And if you also destroy our bells, I will set you on fire, because the devils deserve nothing but the fire of hell.”
Diana Soșoacă, scandal in Parliament Photo: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea
Sosoacă sent this message to the “parliamentarians who established the dictatorship in the Parliament”, after the senators and deputies voted on Tuesday, in a joint plenary session, new amendments to the regulation aimed at the activity of the parliamentarians, through which new sanctions were established for elected officials who make a scandal at the joint meetings of the two Chambers.
On Wednesday, from the rostrum of the Parliament, Diana Şoșoacă had a new slip-up, issuing threats:
“If you won’t let me talk I’ll scream, if you won’t let me scream I’ll whistle, if you won’t let me whistle I’ll ring the bell. And if you destroy us with the bell, I will set you on fire, because the devils deserve nothing but the fire of hell”.
(From minute 22)
“Yesterday, in the joint plenary session of the two chambers of the Parliament, the 3rd anti-Soșoaca law was voted, which puts a fist in the mouth of democracy. Yesterday was a day of mourning in Romania, the fundamental right of expression and opinion was abolished. If anyone thinks I will be silenced by the lie, they are sorely mistaken. You can take everything, and my life, if you want, but I will still shout the truth from the top of my lungs, because it is the only one that will set us free! Beware, dear sub-mediocre parliamentarians, why run away from a woman who shouts the truth to you and shows you what you are: “some famous people, it’s a shame for humanity to call you people!”, everything you vote now and ban the opposition, will come back like a boomerang against you, because you will end up being the opposition in a country led by people with respect and love of the country and then we will apply “to the blood” the legislation adopted by you against the entire Romanian people, so that you can see what the dictatorship of your own laws means. Following my opposition, yesterday you understood that we have the right to express ourselves, even more than 10 seconds. Attention, that the 10 seconds you give us to the opposition, may constitute your last seconds of life…politics!”, Diana Șoșoacă continued.
How MPs changed the conduct regulation. Sanctions and prohibitions
The senators and deputies voted on Tuesday, in a joint plenary session, new amendments to the regulation that covers the activity of parliamentarians, through which new sanctions were established for elected officials who cause scandal at the joint sessions of the two Chambers.
According to the new provisions, it will be prohibited to broadcast live or record the joint session of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, the joint session of the Permanent Bureaus or the joint session of the commissions by means other than the electronic ones provided by the General Secretariat of the Chamber of Deputies or the Senate or through the electronic means used by the mass media accredited by the Chamber of Deputies or, as the case may be, by the Senate.
By way of exception, deputies or senators will be able to transmit or record the joint session of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate and the joint session of the committees only in the perimeter of the meeting hall allocated to the parliamentary group of which they are members or, in the case of non-affiliated ones, in the perimeter allocated to them.
The following will also be prohibited in the plenary meeting room and in the joint meetings of the commissions: participation in the display of a banner; the use of physical violence against a deputy, senator or other dignitary; the use of verbal violence consisting of shouting, insults, threats, invectives, slander against a deputy, senator or other dignitary
The parliamentarians decided to sanction with a reduction of the allowance by up to 50%, for a maximum duration of six months, for expressing the vote by electronic means by using the electronic voting card of another parliamentarian, for displaying a banner in the plenary session or in the halls of the joint committees , for the recording or live transmission of joint committee meetings, for physical violence used against another parliamentarian or dignitary, for verbal violence consisting of shouts, insults, threats, invectives or slander against another parliamentarian or dignitary.
The use of verbal violence consisting of shouting, insults, threats, invectives, slander towards another parliamentarian or other dignitary will be sanctioned by reducing the duration of speaking to a maximum of 10 seconds per intervention for a period of up to three months within the joint meetings of the two Chambers, starting with the day of application of the disciplinary sanction.
At the same time, it will be sanctioned with the withdrawal and making available to the General Secretariat of the Chamber of Deputies or the Senate, for a period of up to six months, the staff employed or the cars assigned to the parliamentary group in the case of actions that endanger the proper functioning and safety of the authority of its dignitaries or employees in the Parliament premises.
“The deviations that involve the application of sanctions are ascertained by the commission that has the competence to analyze disciplinary issues at the level of the Chamber, whose member is the parliamentarian whose sanctioning is proposed upon notification to the president of the session, a parliamentary group or a deputy or senator. The notification is addressed to the president of the respective Chamber, within no more than 30 days from the date of the act”, the regulation also provides.
“Only God stops me”
The new amendments to the regulation and sanctions were introduced following the repeated scandals that the non-affiliated senator Diana Şoșoacă, as well as some of the AUR MPs, caused from the plenary gallery or in the halls of the Parliament.
“I want to tell you one thing: only God can stop me, and you will be stopped by the Romanian people whom you have brought to your knees. I can’t wait for you to be sanctioned for all the physical and verbal abuse I suffered!”, said Diana Şoşoacă, on Tuesday, after the modification of the regulations.
On Monday, in the Parliament session in which the deputies and senators adopted the elimination of the special pensions of the parliamentarians, Diana Șoșoacă caused a scandal throughout the plenary session, whistling and shouting, in an attempt to stop the debates: “Special pensions are a lie, it’s unconstitutional!” .
The senator came to the plenary session with a whistle, which she used throughout the debates, she also brought a bell to interrupt the session president, Alfred Simonis (PSD). “To the hinge! (…) Leave the circus in the hall, don’t intimidate us”, replied Simonis.
After the plenary session, Șoșoacă continued the scandal in the hallway, where he went after PSD leader Marcel Ciolacu. She interrupted him while he was making statements, called him a “dictator”, “rude” and “traitor to the nation and the country”. In response, Ciolacu called her an “ordinary liar”.
2023-06-28 12:17:00
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