My name is Andrei Plop and I am from Moldova . I graduated from the Faculty of International Relations (ULIM) , I studied at the Romanian – American University, the Faculty of Law. Also, I graduated from the Faculty of International Relations a master student of the SNSPA,. I was nominated to take part in the parliament elections in 2009( RM). If i had to describe myself in three words, they would be passionate about learning, hard working and ambitious.

Training of elites at the most prestigious schools of the world together with the democratization and economic reforms in a state may lead to the creation of the basis for a viable state. Current realities require improvement of the methods, instruments, and strategies available for my country. They are necessary for facing challenges and risks and for establishing clear and precise lines of action in the following spheres: political-administrative, social, educational, research, culture, national security and public order in the foreign policy. In this situation, people need a support and this can only come from leaders of society, particularly political leaders. They need to exhale the force that protects the vulnerable people and enables people with initiative to press the accelerator for maximizing profits. Reforms are needed to completely change the social order and institutions. It is known that as the people get older, they become more conservative. In contrast a youth easily adapts to new trends or political projects.

I am fully supporting and sharing ideas of democracy, freedom of thought and expression willing to devote my life and carrier to promote them around the world and particularly in my country. Gaining multicultural experience from my previous projects was incredible. Immersion in foreign environments provided me an important source of inspiration, enthusiasm and new friends. My dream is to live in a world with a multitude of cultures and languages; where people can live in freedom of thought and freedom of expression. I am really willing to make the sacrifices needed to make this change. Sincerely, Andrei Plop

07/04/2014–04/07/2014

International Parliamentary Internship Program, Warsaw (Poland)

07/2016–10/2016 One World Center (Denmark) EDUCATION AND TRAINING

09/2007–08/2010 Faculty of History and International Relations Free International University of Moldova, Chisinau (ULIM)

10/2013–08/2015 Department of International Relations and European Integration, Conflict Analysis and Resolution National School of Political Science and Public Administration, Bucharest (Romania)

10/2012–08/2016 Faculty of Law Romanian-American University, Bucharest (Romania)

▪ WSCFE: Encountering the Other – Community building and ecumenical leadership training in Central and Eastern Europe ( July 2013) ▪

JCI – Succes in Romania ( 2012-2013);A mentorship programme designed for students of Romanian origin, born abroad, who come to Romania to pursue their academic studies. ▪

Letter of Confirmation by Wolfgang Behrendt, Head of Delegation of the European Union to Moldova ▪

European Leadership Academy, AEGIS Consulting (Chisinau, Moldova, 2009- 2010);

▪ Foundation for reforms in justice, security and defense (Chisinau, Moldova, 2009-2010).

▪ Inter-university Student Conference at CID NATO, “Strategic Concept of NATO and its role in providing security in the Euro-Atlantic” ( Chisinau, Moldova – 2010) ;

▪ International Taekwon-do Championship ALTAIR (Chisinau, Moldova) – 2nd place;

▪ National Taekwon-do Championship (Chisinau, Moldova) – 2nd place;

▪ National Taekwon-do Championship (Chisinau, Moldova) – 3rd place.

High School

Diploma for the best dancer (national dance, Latin dance)

Diploma for Best Actor

Diploma for active participation in extracurricular activities

Ministry of Administration and
Interior

Romanian Immigration Office

Asylum and Integration Directorate

Regional Center for Accommodation and
Procedures for Asylum Seekers in Bucharest

Personal Data Operator number 6052

File number 19208/2011
Bucharest, 09.01.2012

Decision

Number 1198900 / h / DO

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Regarding the settlement in the ordinary procedure of
the asylum application number 119800 / c / DD of 30.11.2001, addressed to the
Romanian Immigration Office – The Directorate for Asylum and Integration
by Mr Plop Andrei, citizen of the Republic of Moldova, born on 28.09.1988, in
the Republic of Moldova (proven identity), with the last residence declared in
Bucharest, Vasile Stolnicul street, number 15, block 13, sector 2.

On December 28, 2011 the interview was conducted at the
headquarters of the Romanian Immigration Office – Asylum and Integration
Directorate – Regional Accommodation and Procedures Center for Asylum Seekers
Bucharest, by Dana Oprea – an official appointed pursuant to Article 48
paragraph 2 of Act No. 122/2006 with subsequent amendments and completions –
who interviewed the applicant after having been presented and explained the
rights and obligations provided by the Romanian law. The applicant did not want
to be assisted by a lawyer. The
applicant did not want to be assisted by an interpreter, the interview being
conducted in the Romanian language. The interview was recorded in writing,
being a final recitated to the applicant and confirmed by his signature. There were no objections to the way the interview
was conducted. Further details of the state of affairs refer to the content of
the file.

The Romanian Immigration Office – the Asylum and
Integration Directorate, by Dana Oprea – official designated pursuant to Article
48 (2) of Law No. 122/2006, with subsequent modifications and additions –
analyzing the reasons invoked by the applicant in the documents in the file of
the person concerned, report on its country of origin status.

Decide

Rejects
as unfounded the application
for refugee status.

No subsidiary protection is granted.

It obliges the person concerned to comply with the
provisions of Article 19 (j) of the Law No. 122/2006 on asylum in Romania, with
subsequent amendments and completions.

Motivation of the judgment

Following the interview, the examination of the
asylum application and the documents in the file shall be as follows:

In fact

A. Establishing Identity

The applicant stated that he is called the Andrei
Plop, born on 28.09.1988 in the city of Chisinau, Republic of Moldova,
citizen of the Republic of Moldova, identity with passport serial A number
2644954.

B. Result of the checks

Following the checks, it was found that Mr. Plop
Andrei (Proven identity) entered lawfully in Romania for the first time
on 23.11.20011 addressed an asylum
application to the Regional Accommodation and Procedures Center for Asylum
Seekers in Bucharest, citing that he is a member of the European Action
Movement Party and participated in the anti-communism protest from 07.04.2009.

On 05.12.2011 the questionnaire was filled in at the
headquarters of the Regional Accommodation and Procedures Center for Asylum
Solicitors Bucharest, the location of Tudor Gociu by Răzvan Brebeanu. The
questionnaire was completed in writing, being finally recited, and the
applicant confirmed by his signature.

C. Documents

The applicant submitted the following documents to the
personal file in support of his statements: airline tickets, a newspaper article,
a subpoena, response to petition issued by the Embassy of Romania in the Republic
of Moldova C 5332 / 08.07.2009, a nomination for candidate for the position of
deputy in the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, membership card of the
Political Social Movement European Action, the ordinance and the minutes of recognition
as accused, citation number
25-11-3M09-8481, a DVD where three documentaries are saved, identity card
series A number 2644954 issued by the Republic of Moldova on 03.10.2006, valid
until 03.10.2016.

D. Summary of the applicant’s declarations

On 30 November 2011, Mr. Andrei Plop applied for
asylum, citing that he is a member of the European Action Movement Party and
participated in the anti-communist protest from 07.04.2009.

On 28.12.2011 the interview was conducted at the
headquarters of the Romanian Immigration Office – Asylum and Integration
Directorate – Regional Accommodation and Procedures Center for Asylum Seekers
Bucharest, by Dana Oprea – an official appointed pursuant to Article 48
paragraph 2 of Act No. 122/2006, as subsequently amended and supplemented – who
interviewed the applicant after having been presented and explained the rights
and obligations provided by the Romanian law. The applicant did not want to be
assisted by a lawyer. The applicant did not want to be assisted by an
interpreter, the interview being

conducted in
Romanian. The interview was recorded in writing, being finally
recitalized to the applicant and confirmed by his signature. There were no
objections to the way the interview was conducted.

On the occasion of the interview, the applicant stated
that he is called Andrew’s Plop, born on 28.09.1988 in the city of Chisinau,
Republic of Moldova, citizen of the Republic of Moldova.

He has a passport whose release personally presented
himself, without problems from the authorities and with whom he spoke in
Ukraine, Romania, Belarus, Poland, Russia. He does not suffer from any chronic
disease. He did not perform the military service, although although it is
mandatory for 18-year-old boys, he was a student, thus being exempt.

As far as the reasons for leaving the country of
origin, said he first came to Romania in January or February 2009 at a
conference of the Association of Cultural History organized by the Social
Action Policy Movement. He stayed for 5 days. On 28.09.2010 he left Moldova
to Belarus, he stayed for 4 days and then went to Poland. There he asked
for asylum and stayed in a camp for a month and a half in the city of Biala
Podlaska. In total he spent 9 months in Poland. He was the only one in the
Republic of Moldova. He made a request to the director of the social department explaining that he was blackmailed
by Chechens and wanted the transfer to another city. He was given a reply
stating that the department was not dealing with the relationship between
asylum seekers. Because it was delayed and was not answered in a shorter
time, was not helped by the Polish authorities, decided to leave for Germany. Then
he went to Germany and asked for asylum there, stayed for about a month. He
was jailed, then returned to Poland. He was forced to stay in a closed center
for two months, and he had to stay three more. He gave up the asylum
application in Poland, stayed for another month, then returned through the
International Organization for Migration, in Belarus on 10.11.2011,
because he could not return to the Republic of Moldova. The second time he came
to Romania on 29.11.2011 in Belarus. He did not stay in Belarus because
there are communists there, and in his home country he is considered organizer
of protests against the Communists.

Asked what problems he had in the Republic of Moldova,
he replied that from 2005 to 2006 he was a sympathizer of the Christian
Democratic People’s Party.

From 2006 to 2008 he was vice-president of the New
Generation Youth Organization of the Christian Democratic People’s Party.

In 2007 he ran for the position of local
councilor in Pascani. On 23.11.2008 he became a member of the European Action
Movement. He was elected president of the youth organization also in 2008. On
April 5, 2009, he was nominated for the position of deputy in the Parliament of
the Republic of Moldova by the Social Action-Political Action Movement. On
07.04.2009 there were protests that he attended, but he was not an organizer. There
were about 30,000 students in the National Assembly Square, in front of the
presidency. Fire on Communist banners, stoned to the cops. He found a police
station. There were some filming, and he was caught with the station in his
hand, having protesters around him, considering himself to be the organizer. He
was blamed by both the ruling communist party and the opposition. On 03.03.2009
he had a press conference and officially
declared that a group of members of the Christian Democratic People’s Party
will move to the European Action Movement. Anatol Matasaru is a very active
character in protests against the police and he also participated in this
protest, and the station he found gave it to him. After the protest in front of
the presidency, some protesters took the flag of the Republic of Moldova and
went to the Interior Ministry, it was a group of 10 people, including Anatol
Matasaru. Then he went to the Government, and from there he went home, but
there were other protests. In the evening he went to relatives in the northern
part of the country. He left because he knew there would be arrests. At eight
o’clock he left, and police arrived at 22:00. They presented themselves as colleagues,
they were civilians. The problem was he never went home with colleagues from
college and they had no way to know where I live. His parents told them he was
not home, After which the two policemen presented the police cards, they
searched the house, told their parents that they wanted to help and call them
when I return home. They called home, but the parents told them I was in
Ukraine. To relatives, I spent about three months, from 07.04.2009 to June
2009, but no more than two weeks for each cousin. Asked if he had any
problems with the authorities during these three months, he said he was in a
bus station and saw a policeman heading for him. Then he took out a Bible and
asked him if he did not want to know the truth about Jesus Christ, and he
annoyed him and told him to leave.

When he returned to the University in September 2009,
the Dean told him that he had been searched for by the SIS police (Information
and Security Service). They were interested in what group I am. There were many
arrested that night and were beaten, even killed by three police officers in
police stations. Students who participated in those protests made an
organization, April 7, and they said about 700 people were arrested. He
returned home in June 2009. Because of the deaths of those three people, the
opposition made complaints and researches were made by commissions from the
European Union, and the students who were imprisoned were released. In July
2009 he was summoned to the Prosecutor’s Office he went with his lawyer. He
was informed that he was charged with organizing protests, mass disorder. They
were doing well with him because he was assisted by a lawyer, but also because
many police officers were being investigated. They were brought to the
evidence, a film, some statements.

At the end of July were the anticipated
elections. An alliance of European integration has formed, the Communists have
lost their choices, have not obtained a majority. He continued his studies, he gave
the arrears. On 04.05.2010 he was again summoned by the General Prosecutor’s
Office as a witness at the events of 07.04.2009. Then he was told that it would
be good to make false statements against Anatol Matasaru and Anataol Peterencu
– this being the presidency of the European Action Movement. He refused, told
them everything he knew about the events. On 05.09.2010 a referendum was held –
organized by the Integration Alliance for the European Union – in which the
presidencies were chosen directly by the people. The Communists wanted to
boycott the referendum, advised the world not to vote. The required number of
participants has not been formed, so the retirement has not been achieved. Then
he was again summoned by Sergiu Rosu – the prosecutor of the Criminal
Investigation Section on Extraordinary Causes of the General Prosecutor’s
Office – around 15.09.2010 and he was told again that if he did not give those
statements as they wanted, it was envisaged that drug trafficking files or
other criminal acts would be made. He did not have a lawyer because he thought
he was quoted as a witness. He told them he would not give false testimony, and they threatened him again
to make criminal files. Then he left home. On 28.09.1988 he left the country in
Belarus and did not return to Moldova.

He does not know if there were other people called to
make false statements against Anatol Matasaru and Anatol Petrencu. As for the
reasons why he asked for Romania’s protection, he said he feared persecution in
the Republic of Moldova, he risked being jailed. When he went to Belarus, he
bought a Moscow-Casablanca ticket with transit through London. The idea was to
seek asylum in the UK. But the ticket was not released, because another person
before him said the same story he wanted to say, that he is going to Casablanca
to get married. He then went to the Embassy of Romania in Minsk and said he
wanted to come to Romania from Saint Andrew (30.11.2011). He obtained a
three-day tourist visa. Also, when he was returned from Poland, he was banned
from entering the Shengen area for a period of 5 years and therefore chose
Romania, he knew the Romanian language and was illegal in Belarus.

He is an atheist, is not part of an ethnic trib / clan
/ grp. He is a member of the European Action Movement since 2008, participated
in the protest on 07.04.2009. The Christian Democratic People’s Party
collaborated with the Communists. The European Action Movement was a newly
formed party and attracted many young people, and therefore chose to move from
PPCD to the Euopean Action Movement. The latter has as a embelma a key. The
party’s emblem was 12 stars and wrote MAE the presidency was Anatol Pebtrencu,
then Vaceslav Untila. In 2011 he was included in the Liberal Party, headed by
Mihai Ghimpu. The European Action Movement is struggling to integrate into the
European Union and join NATO, but also to eliminate Communists from power. He
was president of the Youth Organization and vice-president of the main
structure, the Criuleni branch and subordinated to Secretary General Mariana
Taranu. Organizes meetings with members, propaganda, has subordinate territorial
organizations.

He was never detained, arrested or convicted, never
received an arrest warrant. He can not return to the Republic of Moldova because
he will be arrested, he would have been caught by the country, so he can not
move to another area to get rid of the problems.

If he obtains a form of protection in Romania, Mr.
Plop Andrei wants to follow the courses of the Faculty of Law. Asked whether he
has anything to say yet, he explained that he had written a petition to Traian
Basescu, which he submitted to the Embassy of Romania from the Republic of
Moldova, requesting asylum on 24.04.09. He received an answer on 30.07.2009, in
which he was told that he must be in Romania to seek asylum. In 2010, he was
recommended to obtain a visa to enter Romania, but because it took too long, he
chose to leave for Belarus. No other reasons were raised in support of asylum
applications. Regarding other details of the state of affairs, reference is made
to the content of the file.

In
law

In view of the legal situation of the facts presented
by the applicant, the provisions of the Romanian Constitution and the
provisions of Law 122/2006 on asylum in Romania, with subsequent amendments and
completions, were taken into account.

Analyzing these provisions results from the provisions
of Law No. 122/2006 on asylum in Romania, with subsequent amendments and
completions to the status and regime of refugees signed by Romania, as well as
in accordance with the general internal and international provisions on
fundamental human rights.

1. The analysis of the asylum application in terms of
its inclusion in the elements of the refugee status definition.

1.A. Analysis of the refugee definition element,
“outside of the country of origin”

The applicant is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova
and on 30.11.2011 personally applied for asylum in Romania.

1.B. Analysis of the elements “acts of
persecution / agents of persecution / persecution”

“Persecution” means an action that is
sufficiently serious in itself or by repeating the facts in order to expose the
applicant to dangers likely to harm his or her life, bodily integrity or
freedom or to obviously prevent him from living in his country of origin, and
is based on one or more of the following reasons: race, nationality, religion,
membership of a social group or public opinion, whether the reasons are real or
attributed to the person concerned by the persecuting agent.

1.B.i. Analysis of acts of persecution

The reason for submitting a request by the applicant
is that he would have been looking for the authorities, being considered one of
the organizers of the protests of 07.04.2009.

1.B.ii. Analysis of the Persecution Agents

Taking into account Article 11 of the Government
Decision No. 1251/2006 for the approval of the methodological norms for the
application of the Law no. 122/2006 on asylum in Romania, the subsequent
acquisitions and additions, it was noted that in the present case the applicant
invoked state persecution agents, respectively the authorities of the Republic
of Moldova.

1.B.iii. Analysis of the link between the invoked acts
and one or more of the criteria set out in the refugee definition.

Asked during the interview, the applicant tried to
present evidence that the persecution was caused by one of the limiting reasons
listed in Article 23 paragraph (1) of the Law No. 122/2006, on asylum in
Romania, with the subsequent amendments and completions, that is, politics.

He presented a lot of details about the political
situation in the Republic of Moldova, the political parties and the
demonstrations of 07.04.2009. He also exposed his situation in Poland as an
asylum seeker, but these issues are of no importance in his case analysis, from
the point of view of the asylum procedure in Romania.

Asked to explain what problems he had in the Republic
of Moldova, the alleged acts of persecution would be due to the fact that he
would be considered one of the organizers of the protests from 07.04.2009. But
it has to be taken into account that these protests took place against the
Communists, and now they are in opposition, the Alliance for European
Integration, which is made up of: the Liberal Democratic Party, the Democratic
Party and the Liberal Party – in which the European Action Movement was also
included. Thus, the party he was part of, being even a very important member,
is currently in power and seems unbelievable that he could persecute him
because he participated in those demonstrations.

Thus, from the analysis of the statements made during
the interview, it was not possible to establish, in the applicant’s case, the
link between the acts allegedly acts of persecution and one of the reasons for
the persecution foreseen in the refugee definition.

1.C State protection / alternative to internal retreat

Regarding the level of protection of the authorities
and the alternative of the internal retreat, the following information from the
country of origin is mentioned;

In the context of impotmolating the truth about the
April 2009 events, political analysts argue that it is important that the
positions expressed by the heads of the Force Institutions be analyzed in the
light of the political algorithm through which they came into office. As soon
as the Alliance for European Integration was established, the General
Prosecutor’s Office came to the Democratic Party, the Interior Minister of the
Liberal Democratic Party, and the head of the Information and Security Service
was returned to the Liberal Party. “(Deutsche Welle – April 7, 2009 – a
sabotaged and buried truth, April 15, 2011) [accessed June 1, 2011]

The fact that he had no problems with the authorities
because he was hidden from his relatives seems to be untrue,

in the context of the fact that he was a
significant figure of political life in the republic of Moldova. Moreover, it
is not plausible to declare that a Prosecutor within the General Prosecutor’s
Office has been threatened, because he is also appointed by the country’s leadership,
the leadership of the former Movement for European Action, the current Liberal
Party, whose party important was the applicant.

These aspects lead us to appreciate that it is not
necessary to detail the protection provided by Moldovan authorities to the one
in question.

1.d. Analysis of the risk of future persecution (in
case of return)

We appreciate that if the applicant returns to his
home country, it is unlikely that there will be a risk of future persecution
against him, as long as he did not face problems from the Moldovan authorities
until his departure from the Republic of Moldova.

2. Analysis of the elements of well-founded fear of
being persecuted or exposed to a serious risk / establishing the credibility of
the solicited statements

As mentioned in the Handbook on Procedures and
Criteria for Determining the Refugee State – UNHCR, Geneva, 1992 – the
definition of the refugee and thus the notion of “well-founded fear of
being persecuted” implies the presence of a subjective element in the
person requesting such status. For this reason, the determination of the
refugee state will mainly consist , in assessing the solicited statements, and
in judging the situation in his / her home country. Analyzing the
“well-founded” phrase, it can be concluded that refugee status is not
determined simply by the mere existence of a person’s mood, but also by the
objective situation on which he is based.

2.A regarding the subjective element

In analyzing the subjective element of “fear of
persecution” it was taken into account that, according to the applicant’s
statements, his country of origin and the face of which the fear of persecution
invoked is Moldova. Analyzing the fear of persecution invoked by the solicited
person, from a subjective point of view, we appreciate that this is not
founded, because it can not be reasonably established that his continued stay
in his country of origin became intolerable for himself because of reasons invoked
in the definition, or become intolerable for the same reasons, if they return
there.

The applicant has alleged persecution on the part of
the authorities in the Republic of Moldova, because he is considered the
organizer of the protests that led to the removal of the Communists from the
power and bringing the Alliance for European Integration, the alliance of the
Liberal Party, the former movement of the European Action , whose youth
organizations would have been led by Mr. Andrei Plop. Thus, the claims invoked
by the applicant can not be regarded as plausible and credible.

Under these circumstances, we appreciate that from the
subjective point of view the fear of persecution of the applicant is
unintelligible, without a real foundation.

2.B. About the lens element

It is necessary to evaluate the statements made by the
interviewee, which can not be evaluated in abstract, but must be analyzed in
the context of concrete situations, with a knowledge of the conditions in the
country of origin, the latter being an element important in assessing the credibility
of the person concerned.Considering the information in the country of origin,
the following occurred: Starting from the regional political and economic
context, it can be said that 2010 was a relatively good one for the Republic of
Moldova. The government, even under interim conditions, has managed to halt the
decline and revive the country’s economy. The most important success in 2010 is
the re-dimensioning of relations with the

European Union. In January 2010, the process of
negotiations on the new Association Agreement started and in March a strategic
document “Rethink Moldova” was adopted, which sets the development
priorities of the Republic of Moldova for 2011-2013, priorities to have solid
financial support from the EU. At the meetings of the RE-EU Cooperation
Council, the dialogue on the creation of a free trade area between Moldova and
the EU and the liberalization of the visa regime were officially launched.
Finally, special relations with the EU have opened new perspectives for Transnistrian
settlement.

The governance of the Alliance for European
Integration (AEI) has begun a series of reforms in line with the 2009-2013
Governance Program: “European Integration: Freedom, Democracy,
Welfare”. But the provisional government and the politicization of the
public administration marked the concern of the AEI components for their own
electoral interests, to the detriment of a consolidated government. As a
result, a number of reforms announced in the governance program were suspended
until the political stability after the early parliamentary elections was
established. The most conclusive example in this respect is the field of
justice, where a number of reforms have begun, with laws on: law reform,
liberalization of the enforcement system, etc. However, the shortcomings set
out in the Parliament’s Declaration on the State of Justice in the Republic of
Moldova [1] have not been removed at all.

2011 will probably be a very difficult year for
Moldova. If in 2010 the AEI had passed the resistance test against the PCRM’s
retaliatory intention, then in 2011 it will have to pass the test of the
loyalty of its own components to the commitments set forth in the AEI
Reconstruction and Operation Agreement. The main challenges for the AEI will be
related to addressing the issue of the election of the head of state. There is
no doubt that safe procedures, in accordance with constitutional and legal
provisions, can be identified regarding the finalization of the election of the
head of state, leaving only the efforts of the AIE components to be
coordinated.

It is noteworthy that in the situation of the vicious
circle that has been created with regard to the election of the head of state
there are no expressly set deadlines, which leave wide scope for maneuver to
set favorable terms in order to successfully conclude the exercise.

The second major challenge for AEI is the local
elections in early summer. There is a risk that, in particular, the fight for
Chisinau City ,could dramatically undermine the AEI’s cohesion.

That is why, in general, the introduction of political
stability could only be discussed after the constitution of the majority in the
district councils in July 2011. (Association for Participatory Democracy
<< ADEPT, Political Year 2010 [accessed 01 June 2011]

With regard to the youth organization of the European
Action Movement, no specific information was found about it, nor was it an
official website for research conducted in sources available on the Internet.

“Anatol Petrencu (born May 22, 1954 in Causeni,
Republic of Moldova) Politician and scientist of the Republic of Moldova. In
1990-1992 he was Dean of the Faculty of History of the State University of
Moldova, and between 1998 and 2006 he was president of the Association of
Historians from the Republic of Moldova. Between 2006 and 2010 he was
chairperson of the European Action Movement. Since October

2010 he is the director of the Institute of Social
History “ProMemoria” Vice-President of the Liberal Party. ”
(Wikipedia) [accessed January 4, 2012]

“On the morning of January 29, 2009, Moldovan
Prosecutors’ Day, Anatol Matasaru was detained in front of the Prosecutor
General’s office in Chisinau, as he claimed a protest dressed in a pork suit
and used an audio system to produce similar noises a pig. He protested because
he would have been inappropriately treated by prosecutors as a result of a
plunger. In Plus, he challenges two criminal investigations against him, which
he considers based on evidence produced. “

“Anatol Matasaru was detained for five hours and
accused of not properly informing the mayor, non-observance of police orders,
opposition to arrest and insulting police and prosecutors. He said he was
hit by a police officer while in detention. “(Amnesty International)
[Accessed January 4, 2012]

All of this leads to the conclusion that, objectively,
the applicant’s fear of persecution is unfounded, not having a real foundation.

2.C. Analysis of the cumulative fulfillment of the
conditions for giving the presumption of good faith

His statements were not considered plausible as to
whether he was persecuted by the authorities, given that the party whose very
important member was, is currently in power. Must, also took into account
the fact that the one in question chose the first time to apply for asylum in
Poland, although he would have had the opportunity to come directly to Romania.
Moreover, because the procedure was prolonged, he went to Germany illegally. It
was only when he realized that he could not get the protection of either
country, especially because he had been forbidden to enter Shengen for a period
of five years, then chose to come to Romania and ask for protection. In
addition, it should be noted that the applicant knew about the possibility of
such asylum in Romania as of 30.07.2009 when he submitted the petition to
Traian Basescu at the Embassy of Romania, receiving the answer that he must be
on the territory of Romania to lodge such a request. The applicant himself also
explained that in 2010 he was recommended to obtain a visa to enter Romania,
and yet he chose to go to Belaurs, then went to Poland and Germany.

In this regard, the UNHCR Handbook on Procedures and
Criteria for Determining the Refugee State under the 1951 Geneva Convention and
the 1967 New York Protocol, paragraph 62, p. 17, distinguishes between the
notion of migrant and refugee, respectively, “a migrant is a person who,
for reasons other than those contained in the definition, voluntarily leaves
the country with a view to establishing it elsewhere. He can move from the
desire of change or adventure, for familiar reasons or for other personal
reasons. “Therefore, a distinction must be made between these two
categories of people because, unlike immigrants, refugees do not choose to
leave their country of origin , but they are forced by certain circumstances to
do so. The key difference between “refugees” and “migrants”
is that they enjoy the protection of the state of origin, while the refugees do
not.

There is no causal link between the arguments retained
during the interview for which the applicant does not want to return to his
home country and the purpose which led him to ask for the protection of the
Romanian state, also taking into account the fact that he failed to make clear
evidence of the elements of persecution.

In view of the above, we appreciate that the applicant
does not apply the provisions of Article 15 of Law No. 122/2006, with
subsequent amendments and completions, regarding the presumption of good faith.

From the analysis of the fundamental concept of fear
based on persecution, in terms of the two elements that make up it, the
subjective and objective element does not result in the existence of a real
basis of fear of a probability of persecution within the meaning of the legal
provisions on granting the state of refugee .

2.d. Conclusion

Taking into consideration the above mentioned, Mr.
Plop Andrei’s request does not meet the conditions stipulated in article 23
paragraph (1) of the Law No. 122/2006, as amended, and the subsequent
completions, for granting refugee status.

3. Analysis of the asylum application from the point
of view of the elements of the definition of subsidiary protection.

A notable difference between the refugee state and the
subsidiary protection is that the latter is granted for cases that do not
qualify for the granting of refugee status and where there is a risk of life
injuries, and the risk of torture, inhuman or degrading treatment on grounds
other than those provided for in Article 23 of Law No. 122/2006, with
subsequent modifications and completions: race, religion, nationalism,
membership in a particular social group or political opinion. That is clearly
apparent from the wording of Article 26 (1)

3.A. Analysis of the serious risk of sentencing to
death or executing such a punishment

With regard to the provisions of Article 26 (2) (1) of
the applicant’s statements, he does not appear to be in danger of being
convicted of the death penalty or the execution of such a penalty, because,
although he has asked, he did not refer to it.

3.B Analysis of the serious risk of torture, inhuman
or degrading treatment or punishment

The lack of credibility of the claimant’s statements
on general issues determines that there is no serious risk of being subjected
to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment if returned to the country of
origin.

With regard to paragraph 2, the applicant has not
provided any circumstantial evidence that there is a serious and present risk
of being subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment if he returns to
his / her country of origin.

3.C. Analyzing the serious risk of serious threats,
individual, to life or integrity, as a result of generalized violence in
situations of domestic or international armed conflict, if the applicant is
part of the civilian population.

At the same time, it is remembered that the state of
Moldova is not involved in an internal or international armed conflict in order
to analyze whether the applicant risks a serious, individual threat to his life
of integrity when he returns to his country of origin.

Internal armed conflict is defined in the
literature as a form of violence within a state, which has held a certain
degree of intent and a certain balance between the armed forces of the legal
and rebel governments, and which presuppose the existence of an organized civil
authority.

3.D.
Conclusion

Taking into consideration the above mentioned, Mr.
Plop Andrei’s request does not meet the conditions stipulated in article 26 of
the Law no. 122/2006, with the subsequent amendments and completions, for the
granting of the sibidous protection.

The attached information on remedies is an integral
part of this judgment.

Dana
Oprea

Signature

Am I a revolutionary? – the
first chapter!

In the media, I
was criticized by the opposition and the Communist Party. Each party had made a
documentary film about the April 6-7 events and in each film I appeared!

On the evening of April 7, I had done my luggage and
went to a friend. I told my close friends,　 If someone will ask you, answer them that I am in Ukraine, that I am in
the hospital, that I was arrested, etc. Having as purpose misinforming secret
services while I was in a “forced journey” through Moldova. I was not
in a place for more than a week.

When you’re not in search by the police, you almost do
not see the cops! But when you know that Voronin’s police are looking for you!
You see the cops from very big distance and your heart begins to beat you very
quickly

There are also video films appearing in the media, In
which each television came with a conspiracy theories And in this movie I also
appeared! When I was traveling through Moldova, I tried to seem as discreet,
calm and smiling, I was making jokes, but I was taken by surprise when a
policeman came from a building and looked directly at me and he remembered he
saw me somewhere But he can not remember exactly where he saw me! And he start
went to me, there were only a few seconds in which I had to act! If I started
running that moment, he realized I was the that
guy and obviously he will try to catch me!

He seeing me and he is heading for me, and I started
toward him. I had a Rucksack(red) while
I was walking towards the cop’s direction with a hand I opened the bag and took
out a Bible And I first ask the cop: if he does not want to get closer to
Jesus?

He had a very aggressive reaction! He yelled at me and
sent me in an intimate place! I was forced to practice all my artistic
abilities and after I got away from this situation, I was glad I practiced
acting and dances (sports and folk).

During that time, I was trying to cross the border in
Romania, but at that time all the border guards were in the maximum alert and
it was impossible to pass. Three youngsters (officially) died in those
protests, but the special services were organized as that they committed
suicide (although the whole body was hunted). In the evening of April 7 arrests
began, People who have managed to flee, they escaped, Who have failed, Were
beaten in police commissariats!

Is also called the ,,corridor of death”, on one side
and on the other were cops with sticks in hand, and the people who were
arrested and jailed in the commissariats had to go through this corridor and
the policemen with sticks hit them from the left and the right so the
protestors would only go ahead

It is a feature of the Communist regime to make
arrests at night, I liked history, and the theme of my license was “the
policy of repression in the USSR!” I was never a good student, I always
leave the essays on the last day, but I always wanted to collect information
from time and made notes for my work!

The bachelor’s work is
a scientific work, which I was able to write, and I wrote, but the
information that seemed to me the most interesting I kept in my brain! After
two months when the situation calmed down I returned home, I found out that the
secret services were at home and they were looking for me! When I returned to
university, the dean of the faculty, Ludmila Coa, and the secretary of the
faculty told me that the security services were looking for me. The Science
Coordinator said that when he was discussing in the licensing committee,
Professor Pavle Parasca　
with his humorous style said: he probably does the practice now and he
understands better now what communist repression means!

The Prosecutor’s Office opened a criminal case because
of the April 6-7 events! I understood the methods of functioning of the
communist regime, but I did not understand the procedure in the case of a
criminal case and how to defend yourself!

The lawyer warned me that now the prosecutor will will
ask me a few questions! When you have to answer no, I’ll hit you under the
table!

I was hit very often by the lawyer! Then I decided
that I would still do a law school but outside the country

Then I learned that it is better to prevent some
things, and what I have done so far has been to avoid some things to fall! The
role of a legal adviser within a company is the greatest value to avoid coming
to court!

What is most
important to us: The stones, the glass from which the parliament is built Or
our freedom. Surely in any state these buildings are national symbols.

But we wanted to attract the attention of the
international community, That here is a new generation And this could only be
done through challenges. We were a small group of naives, romantics young
people But keen to change in Moldova! Our advantage was that most of the secret
service attention was given to opposition leaders. We knew that the elections
in 2009 will be different from the previous ones, given that, after eight years
of Moldova’s leadership by Vladimir Voronin (perhaps modified), the Moldovan
youth did not want the Communist Party to lead us for another 4 years!

I was only 20 years old and if I could say I had 4
years of political experience!

I first participated in a political event when I was
16 and was in high school! The party that made the presentation was then very
popular among Moldovan youth and organized the most anti-communist protests!

I started to participate in the events organized by
this party. At the age of 18 I obtained my membership card (according to the
Moldovan legislation you can become a party member only at the age of 18)

In 2006 When I received my membership card, I had my
eye hunted after a beating. When my membership card was handed to me, the
president of the district branch (with a very wide smile) tells the party’s
president that he was fighting with the Communists! (We all laughed)

In 2007 I was a candidate for local councilor, and in
2008 I decided to go to another party! In 2009 on April 5 I was a candidate for
the position of deputy in the Parliament of Moldova on the list of the party

It was an electoral campaign with many challenges, but
for the age of 20 I was very smart, but I was lacking experience!

I activate in the party and within the group of
activists! We had a pretty strange method to meet, one day, It was set an hour,
In which everyone listens to the radio, An activist of the group, He had to
call the radio and congratulate a person, anonymous, Whom he congratulates with
birthday And invite her friends to birthday in a location!

I know that it seems unbelievable that some young
people make a change, I would say it is impossible, because some people with
more influence can not change in a country, why could they do some young
people, especially when we talk about Communist regime!When I remember those
events I find it funny but I must admit that we were very afraid because our
life was in danger! The discussions we have had will never come out, it was an
understanding that we had and we still respect!

Because they are effective methods of destroying a dictatorial
regime and their publication would only make dictatorial regimes take
countermeasures against all the challenges!

April 5, 2009 I spent it with members of the party,
because it was the day of parliamentary elections and I was the youth president
of a district branch! I was responsible for the observers and the
representatives of the voting sections of the branch!

It was a new party and the electoral campaign usually
starts when the last one is over! The slogan of the electoral campaign was Moldova
without corruption, a good slogan but in a country like Moldavia where doctors,
teachers are forced to receive the bribe, just for the simple reason they have
to survive, they do not vote for a party with such a slogan , For the simple
reason that she thinks it’s gonna come and they’re arresting us all while we’re
talking about high-level corruption!

In the autumn of 2009 I began to give up arrears at
the university,

After the Communist regime changed with a new
leadership, called the Alliance for European Integration, it seemed to me that
everything was calmed down!

I was in the last year of college, I was more
concerned with studies! I participated in all possible conferences organized by
the EU, the OSCE, NATO, and I started studying German as well (for the simple
reason that most of them studied English and German was spoken by very few
people).

The situation was different now because if you
criticized the new leadership of the government you were immediately declared
communist, although the new leadership received support in the international
community they were only mimicking the reforms!

The people who worked in force during the communist
government continued to work and some of them were advanced! Seeing the new
leadership took over the communist practices, we, youth people, we decided to
make a party!

But most of the population hated parties

　So we decided to make each person an NGO, to attract as many young
people and then to attract them to the party! I tried to open two
organizations.

A national NGO, ROOseveltMD and a branch of an
international organization (Lions Club)! It was a brilliant idea but thats
time, I was no longer an anonymous person, I was in the security spotlight!

We can not meet again no matter how much we try! We
also had problems with obtaining financial resources, being ourselves students
with limited budgets. I finish Faculty of International Relation, and I
participated in an international field! In September 2010 there was a
referendum in Moldova, where citizens were invited to answer if they want the
country’s president to be elected by direct vote and not by parliament! .

No required number of votes has been accumulated as
the referendum has been validated! After this referendum, I was called from the
General Prosecutor’s Office as a witness on the events of 6-7 April 2009! This
time I did not get a quote! I was warned that if I did not make false
statements about Anatol Matasaru (an activist stood out as protesting with a
pig dressed as a prosecutor) and Anatol Petrencu (the leader of the party I was
part of).

On April 7, I took the flag together with other young
people (4-5 meters and we had to take it to 3 people) we went to the
Administration and Interior Ministry and protested, and later we went With this
flag in front of the government! The protest was divided into two parts: one in
government (peaceful protest) and the other at the presidency and parliament
(aggressive protest)!

We loved what was happening at the presidency and
parliament, for one day, we young people felt like the communists are afraid of
us!

　I was warned that if I did not make these false statements, they would
make me a criminal case, the prosecutor told me in a joke (a joke I could not
laugh) what criminal case do you want? One of rape or one of drug trafficking!

I said to the prosecutor that I will make false
statements but only if the prosecutor makes a quotation and if it is possible
for me to come after my birthday 28.09 1988. I knew if I said no, they would
start the trial right away, so at least I had time to act. If I went public and
said the current government was trying to make a file, they declared me a
psychic, paranoid, etc! In my Licence Work I understood the following fact:
there were 3 types of getting rid of a person !!

1) making a criminal case!

2) referral to psychiatry!

3) Liquidating the person!

It was working according to the person and his / her
status! One thing was common to all these facts – the discrediting! The person
in charge of the regime was supposed to Discredited in front of the public
community, in front of the family! If I refused, I had to choose one of those
situations that should happen to me and the other side I had to destroy the
lives of two innocent people! I am not the only case in which prosecutors have
pressed, there are other cases! It is known that in the USSR there is the
following quote: Let man be, as a criminal case we do!

September 28, 2010 I invited my friends to birthday.
He was in a place next to Railway Station, and I had the luggage prepared with
me! They were my closest friends, they had no idea what I was going to do, not
even my mother and sister knew the true reason for which I was leaving!

To the question of where I go and why I have the
luggage prepared: I say that I go to study in Belarus at the Faculty of
Theology! My friends seemed very strange to me, but I explained to them that in
August I was in a religious camp. In which young people from many countries
participated. It was Organized by fridensgrund!

September 28th is the last day when I was in Moldova!
On the train I met some girls from Belarus who were celebrating the last day of
the trip to Moldova! Once I crossed the Belarusian border I called Alexandru, I
met him at the Friedensgrund camp in Moldova

He was then a student of theology and I said that in 3
hours I will be in Minsk, please meet me! I met the whole team of the
Belarusian who participated in that camp in Moldova! For four days I was in
Belarus, I tried to open a visa at the German embassy, but the embassy gave me
a negative answer.

second part – Am I the new Nelson Mandela?

According to the legislation in force in Belarus you
can not stay for more than three days in Belarus without registration, in the
4th day I bought a ticket to Minsk – Warsaw coach,

　Without a Polish visa! It was October 4, 2010! When I got to the border
of Belarus, I put myself somewhere in the middle.

The border police check my registry document and say:

The policeman – You stayed for a long time in Belarus
and you exceeded the legal term of 3 days, where will your registration be?

I knew about this fact that I had to register, but I
decided to lie because in this game was my life and there was too much risk to
tell the truth for two reasons:

1) in order not to be sent to Moldova

2) being considered one of the organizers of the
twitter revolution in Moldova, there is a risk that my Belarusian friends who
helped me, it is possible for them to have problems with Alexandru Lukasenko’s
regime, which is known in Europe as a dictatorial regime and any form of
protest is harsh grounded.

My answer was:

I did not know about these 3 days and about
registration, all these 4 days I stayed in a student hostel of BGU (Belarassian
State University) and I signed a collaboration agreement at the level of
student senate between the International Free University From Moldova and
Belarassian State University, if you want I can show you the contract that I
signed (contract I did not have)

The policeman – No, you do not have to show me.

After which he looks into my passport

The policeman – you do not even have a Polish visa,
how are you going to cross the border?

Andrei Plop – I
have an International Student Book, ISIC, You want to see? (It was a bank card
with my back picture released by Moldova Agroindbanc and it was opened when I
applied for the Work and Travel program).

The policeman – Yes!

He was looking at this bank card, after his reaction
was something new to him!

The policeman – Is this card expired?

Andrei Plop –
here is not the month and the year, here is the day and date! In Moldova
we have to return the card when we graduate to obtain the diploma!

The policeman – what is your purpose in Poland?

Andrei Plop- I was invited to attend an international
conference at the University of Varsszszs … (I did not know Polish and it was
very difficult to read)

The policeman – Warszawski

Andrei Plop – Yes, Warszawski and my presentation is
called “Moldova’s Prospects for Integration into the European Union! (To
which I also present a confirmation letter that I participated in a course
organized by the EU and was signed by Wolfgand Behrendt

The policeman – but where is your invitation?

Andrei Plop – we are in the 21st century and all the
invitations are sent by e-mail!

The policeman looks at the passport, looks at the
card, looks at the confirmation letter, looks at me!

Andrei Plop. – If you do not believe me, can you call
the university?

With the expression of an intelligent and superior man
The policeman replies:

– It’s two o’clock at night, who will answer me now ?!

After which he puts my stamp in my passport and I go
on as if that should be the case! (I was thinking then that it was a good thing
I did acting and dancing at school)

At the border of Poland I asked for political asylum,
here could not go like this in Belarus! They took me to a room and after a
break of 10-15 minutes a policeman came and started to ask me questions, then
he leave, after 5 minutes comes another and ask me all questions, go and come
back both and again questions!

After checking out the carnet That I was a candidate
for the post of deputy in the Moldovan Parliament

　 I also received an answer from
The Embassy of Poland in Chisinau ant they confirms that you were a
candidate for the position of deputy in the Moldovan Parliament and that you
have been active in the Politics!

I was taken to Terespol, it was a train station! It
was at 5-6 am and I had an interview again, but this time it was with a lady
and I explained the reasons for asking for asylum and how I crossed the border!
They were more interested in me than I crossed the border of Belarus, because
there were cases when citizens with dual citizenship of Moldova and Romania
(the EU member state could not cross the border of Belarus and I crossed the
border with a bank card!

After I gave the little interview I was taken to the
room and once more the Polish customs came along with the lady who took the
interview (I heard their roar in the corridor) went into the room and asked the
lady: that’s him ? That’s him!

Perhaps throughout her career they have encountered
all sorts of situations but one like this was the first time! Some of them
expected to have at least 1.80 meters, and others were fascinated, as one like
this could break the entire Belarusian customs! The first thing I saw when I
got to the asylum center was the fact that most asylum seekers were from
caucasus!

I was invited to give an interview in details about
why I ask for political asylum! I was surprised by the questions that they ask
me. On the one part, it seemed to me that they did not know reality in Moldova,
and on the other part, most states in the EU declared Moldova as a successful
country. Those that I declared during the interview in 2010 proved to be 90%
later.

I do not want to go into detail, but one thing that
they smiled at me then was when I told them that the more they manage Moldova,
the less the population’s interest towards the EU will drop! During my stay in
a refugee center, I learned more about culture and traditions of caucasus! The
pleasant surprise was the Georgians! We were very open to each other and
created a friendship between us, we are sharing experience with each other! We
heard all kinds of interesting stories!

A real case of a refugee that I probably will never
forget! During that time, when Georgian leadership was Mihail Saakashvili, all
EU leaders knew who Sakashvili was, and who said that human rights were not
respected in GEORGIA and that Sakashvili is a dictator had no chance of
obtaining refugee status so some Refugees have had to adapt!

Many have started to say they are of different sexual
origin, for a very short period of time they started to receive documents, but
after they got it, those who said they were of another sexual orientation, They
were marrying! The majority who came from Georgia were trained by friends what
he has to say at the interview.

So they started to interview them if they are sexually
different or not! A Georgian not prepared for the new tactics of the Dutch,

He was a judo fighter And he used sport-specific
techniques that he broke a few ribs on the Dutchman! The Georgian was deported
to Georgia but the one who told me that history: He tells me that he did not do
the right thing! I was thinking too much! But he continued: He could not say I
did not change my partner!

Though you probably read this text, it sounds like
it’s miserable. ! That situation can only be understood by another refugee!
Because when you ask for protection you are put in a position to lie, the
authorities are imposing you on your mind! Because otherwise you are still in a
situation of being deported, and some of the people have sold their house, the
car to pay for travel to the EU!

You have to bring a lot of evidence and there are also
relations between states, when some states do not want to break their relations
between states because of a refugee! State interests dominate human rights! In
my case, I had a lot of evidence, both video, pictures and quotes from the
prosecutor’s office! But according to their logic you have not suffered enough!
You had to sit for about 3-4 years to be destroyed in prison, to get sick of
all the diseases and then to come and ask for asylum!

Then what is the role of asylum since you are already
a broken person! I stayed in a room with a Cuban citizen and he looks like
Jazzy! We had something in common! We both hated communist regimes! I heard all
sorts of Castro stories that seemed awful! We have problems with part of the
Caucasus (Muslim) population. Biala Podlaska was a temporary center for asylum
seekers, and friends I knew were assigned to other centers! We are left in this
city! We asked for help from the authorities but they replied that they were not
responsible for the relations between the refugees! I’ve been working with
taekwon-do and I know how to fight, but I’m not a warrior alone on the
battlefield!

Cuban, Mauricio Gonzalez was attacked one evening in a
club by people who should protect him! Being forced to defend he used the
knife! He seriously injured two people!

　After this case I decided to go to Germany, although according to the
law I was forbidden to leave Poland until a final answer is given to me! Once
in Germany, I went to a police station and asked for asylum!

I was in the city of Pasewalk a German city on the
border with Poland! I was handed over to the border police! I have tried all
the time to prove that I have activated in politics, but they have not even
tried to give a search on the net to see who I am!

I did not sleep for two days because I was on my way!
I did not take a direct route, I took several buses from Biala Podlaska (a city
near the border with Belarus) and Pasewalk! And the third day when I tried to
sleep, they came from time to time and they were checking the room, if I was
asleep, they were pulling the door so hard that I woke up! I was taken to
judgment the next day! I could not even say two words that I was very tired!
And when the process is over, I woke up, I was clutching my hands! It was the
first time I got kicked! It was a terrible feeling! I could not believe it

When I was in Poland and talked to other refugees
about what to do if you went to Germany and how to act, I could not believe it!
I told them not to lie anymore! Now I was in a different situation, I was
listening to what the refugees said! When the Germans handed me over to the
Poles they apologized, they did a search on the net and they saw who I was!
What I thank him enormously! (F*ck You!)

I still had a lawsuit when I arrived in Poland in
Sceczin! This time I had decided to appear to me regardless of the situation,
and after answering questions for an hour, the judge told the clerk to remove
everything and write that the refugee had nothing to stand for two months in
jail! When we arrived at a Krosno Odrzanski closed-type refugee center, the
other refugees knew that we would come, a few days ago!

Although we were still in prison in Germany! After two
months they give me another three months
to stay in prison! The situation in this field was the following: they did not
have the right to keep you for more than a year, but when you stayed for two or
three days to be released, they woke you up at night and deported you! For
three years only two people were released! I wrote a request for those from the
international migration organization to be deported to Belarus, because in
Moldova I could not go back! My request was accepted!

I arrived in Belarus with very little money in my
pocket, I was very happy to be free and on the other hand I did not know what
to do. I knew only one thing that I can not go back to Moldova. I decided to
try again and ask for asylum in another country! From the money I had, I bought
a Moscow-Casablanca ticket (with a stopover in London) the idea was that once I
arrived in London to seek political asylum.

In Belarus I was staying without registration. Between
Russia and Belarus there is no border control, it is kind of shengen to them! I
bought a coach ticket and crossed the border smoothly! I spent only two days in
Moscow, one of which night I slept in an internet cafe and the other at the
airport. I also had a history that if they ask me what is my purpose in
Morocco, I will answer that I’m going to marry a Moroccan girl whom I met in
Poland!

I had spoken to my sister about the situation and
asked her to buy an Estonian phone number from Sim Travel, which works
everywhere and sells in moldova! And her role was that if someone called her
from Russia she had to appear in English as my future wife! (Because the employees
were English speakers)

I was the second in a row, in front of me was a blonde
Russian woman with a very long red and yellow dress! The story I had prepared,
and that girl had the same script, the same story! Exactly the same answers as
I am! I was not ready for such a scenario! I did not have a B plan! I realized
that they already know it all and if I call the next phone to my wife one
question in Arabic and everything comes to the surface! Because my sister does
not speak Arabic!

I was very tired after my experience in Germany and
Poland, and now I was in a difficult situation too. The question that I asked
myself! How the hell they found out! The only thing I was thinking was that
they could have listened to my sister’s phone! I tried to open a visa at the
Romanian Embassy in Minsk. When I presented myself at the embassy I was taken
to ambassador questions!

　He saw that I did not have a Polish visa but there was one entry stamp
and another one stamped out, he asked me:

Ambassador – what did you get into Poland!

Andrei Plop – I was a volunteer in charity and I had
an invitation from the Vatican, so I did not need a visa, and when I left
Poland I left the document at the Warsaw airport!

Ambassador – why do not you open a visa in Chisinau?

Andrei Plop – I’m here in Minsk to a friend of Belarus
at a wedding, and the wedding will be this Saturday, and next week is the holy
of Andrew in Romania, and I was a very religious person and I decided to visit
the church of Andrew the holy Romanian! And if I try to open in Moldova I just
do not succeed.

I had made an online hotel reservation in Romania. The
Ambassador checked and he gave me the Romanian visa!

Now there was another problem for me how to leave
Belarus lawfully considering that I have no registration!If I crossed the
Belarusian border with Ukraine, I did not have that registration and I was most
likely to be asked, why did you spend so long in Belarus?

What was the purpose?

Who did you stand for?

And if they could see the Polish stamp in my passport,
I woke up with criminal case like a spy in favor of Poland!

The relationship between Poland and Belarus is not one
of the best! Then came the idea to leave Belarus through Russia because there
was no border control, and in Moscow I buy a ticket to Kiev! I arrived at
Russia’s border with Ukraine. Russians asked me to show them registration, but I said that only today I
arrived in Russia and that I can stay 3 days in Russia without registration, I
also had the ticket bought Minsk-Moscow.

They asked for Belarusian registration, but I told
them that the registration remained in Belarus! I did not think you needed her!
From Ukraine I arrived in Romania! And in Bucharest I asked for asylum! I was
already accustomed to the reaction of Poland and Germany to the democratic path
of Moldova, although the situation has become clearer! I was expecting the same
reaction from the Romanian authorities too!

I have deposited the documents for Romanian
citizenship (it is a possibility that Moldovan citizens who had grandparents or
parents and who were born between 1918 and 1940 when Romania was part of
Romania could obtain Romanian citizenship). I filed the papers for law school!

When I was admitted to the Romanian-American
University in 2012, I was still an asylum seeker! Later I got Romanian
citizenship! In 2013 I was admitted to the Master of International Relations,
Analysis and Conflict Resolution! Also in the summer of 2013 I was in Cyprus
and I worked in a nightclub as a security student to pay for university
studies!

I have become quite a good analyst not only on the
ex-Soviet space but also on the European Union! I started learning Polish at
the Polish Cultural Institute in Bucharest!

　 While I was an asylum seeker, I filed a criminal complaint against a
girl with the Oprea family, having a relationship with a former Minister of
Defense and a former Minister of Administration and Interior! But I quickly
understood how things are, so I quit this request very quickly .

third part – Discreditation

The Russian embassys in Moldova has more than a
thousand employees, more employees than the presidency of the Republic of
Moldova, although in the recent scandal between USA and Russia the number of
diplomats in both Russia and USA reached 750. The US population has 300 million
Of citizens, the population of Russia reaches 140 million citizens, the
population of the republic of Moldova has 3.5 million citizens! The logical
question is: why are they attached to many Russian diplomats in Moldova? On the
one hand, we have the Russian military base in Transnistria, the 14th army, and
the second is that Moldova has the common border with Romania and speaks the
same language!

During the Cold War, when Romania Socialist was a
member of the Warsaw Treaty Organization, the Soviets obtained the most
information from their Romanian partners. The public statement of the Ceausescu
when the Soviets entered the Czechoslovakia with tanks did nothing else but to
increase the sympathy of Western states over Romania! With the disappearance of
the Warsaw Treaty Organization, Russia’s interest towards Romania has not
fallen, and since its membership in NATO, interest in Romania has increased.

While I was studying in Romania for two years, the
Americans did not have an ambassador in Romania, and the US military base at
Deveselu (Romania) is totally supervised by Americans, the Romanians having no
access to American technology! A state like the US has no right to say no
ambassadors prepared for Romania, it was a diplomatic gesture open to Romania.

In all official statements, both Romania and the US
declare each other they are strong allies. One of the most effective methods of
recruiting Romanian diplomats by the FSB branch of Moldova (SIS – Moldavian
Security) is the girls! One case is that of Ambassador Ion Nuica, when he was
posted on the Internet when he was in a relationship with a Moldavian girls.
Although these cases are not publicly used or publicly posted, they are used as
blackmail tools.

　 Let’s say that a diplomat was filmed with a Moldovan woman having sex
with a foreign diplomat, In the immediate aftermath, he becomes aware of this
fact, in return for protecting the secret of this filming, the diplomat will
have to fulfill some favors, will be offered money and prospects for career
growth in his home country, for he Is not the only case in this situation, such
people who spent the nights with the beautiful Moldovan girls are very many!

It is enough to watch the press statements of the Russians
and their affiliates in Romania and Moldova will come up with reactions! The
next question that needs to be put. he’s an affiliated person or a useful
idiot! Another case of discrediting is that of former Prime Minister Vlad
Filat. First, a pro-Russian politician from Moldova, Renato Usatii comes with
documents in which he reveals methods of money laundering, maybe stupidly or
because he is inexperienced in the press conference that he has obtained this
information from Romania !, Probably from affiliated people who now have to
make favors!

The grace was given to the former prime minister when
a video was published on the net when he had sex with the mistress! Thus
destroying the family, and then closed for tax evasion! It is a classic KGB
method, although some cases use tools such as rape. In the ex-Soviet space, if
you go to prison for rape, you become the doll in prison for the detainees!

The question is for the Romanian Intelligence Service
if they analyzed these leaks! Maybe they will still do an internal
investigation! . Such filming is public only when the politician no longer has
any value or becomes a public danger to other agents! The same method was used
by Vladimir Putin against a prosecutor when he investigates the affairs of the
Eltin family! That prosecutor has become a danger and appeared at the right
time video material as he had sex with two Russians! When you start working in
politics in the ex-Soviet space, you have to dedicate yourself to the family! ,
And if you are not ready for For this you either do not work in politics or do
not make your family! When I started to work in politics within the opposition,
being also an anticommunist, I started carefully to choose my girlfriends! I
never slept from the first day of my acquaintance, I invite a few times in a
place, I would also make some selfies for any eventuality with that person so
as not to be blamed for rape! Better masturbate than to go in jail! At the end
of 2013, the beginning of 2014 in Ukraine began protests against Yanukovych’s
regime! I will not go into the details why they started! But in January
following a debate with other 40 people on the events in Ukraine, I made the
analysis that the Russians will most likely start the force against Ukraine
after the winter games, and if I were instead of the Russians I would get the
Crimea (Where there is a military base)

This course was supported by the then President of
Romania’s security adviser on security matters! It was about getting kicked out
of the master program! The worst seems to me that I was right, because after
the Russians took the Crimea I started to have very big problems that reminded
me of the Voronin regime! I was lucky to have been selected for an internship
in the Polish Parliament in the National Defense Commission!

For three months I felt very good in Warsaw, now I was
no refuge, I was a intern in parliament! It was the most wonderful program I
attended! And most of the trainees had 2 higher education and they spoke at
least 3 foreign languages! I also had a very good friendship relationship with
the interns from Germany!

I had as a mentor a deputy from the parliament of
Poland who was a member of solidarity, she is also called the general lady in
the skirt! Being one of the people who had a special role to play as a member
of NATO! Towards the end of the internship I met with a fairly inerrant
situation, I met an Armenian girl two times on the same day in Warsaw, and
after a few days I met her again at the church. Later I learned that she was
admitted to an internship at the Armenian Embassy in Warsaw!

When I was in Poland I was admitted to an internship
at the Romanian Ministry of Defense, but when I arrived in Romania, They told
to methat I was no longer accepted! The logic was that I would come to Romania
and that the Poles would not offer me a job and stay forever in Poland! I have
to admit it was a pretty good plan! Once I came back from Poland, I started to
work on the master’s role Mass-Media in reflecting geopolitical conflicts!

Studying the role of Mass Media in the Russian
Federation! It was rather an introduction how to revolutionize the Russian
Federation in 2018 in the presidential election as well as an analysis of a
conflict in Ukraine! Again, my discrediting started using abusive, aggressive
techniques! It was very difficult to initially say the classic story of making
a rape and a drug case!

First of all, I was not a public person, I was not
known to anyone, I was very careful in choosing my girlfriend! I was so careful
that they all started to blame me for being GAY! In both Romania and Moldova
the majority of the population is of Orthodox Christian religion, if you say
GAY you have no chance to work in politics, you are a political corpse, and in
gay parades in Moldova, people with different sexual orientation are met With
punches and stones! . Even with drugs I could not blame, because I did not even
smoke, and I spent all my life in sports for six years I started Judo (one year),
later football, sports and popular dances and the last practiced sport is
taekwon-do!

It seemed to me strangely the calm position of the
Russians throughout the protest of the maidan, in the presidential elections
between Yushchenko and Yanukovych, the Russians were very active, but they
understood that no matter what no one will do or will say no Will take their
actions seriously, and then they have changed strategy! Ukrainian oligarchs and
the state department will finance the protests and we will reap the fruits.

It’s enough to look at the map to understand what
Russia’s foreign policy is and if you still have a search on the net and see
that they have the military base in the Crimea everything becomes very clear!
Very few analysts have been able to predict this event, and I, a poor student
who has only knowledge and nothing else, had the nerve to do this analysis and
give a handful to all the secret services in Romania and they are 6 in number!

The number of employees in secret service in Romania exceeds
the number of employees of Germany and of France in one place!

Analyzes of the conflict in Ukraine, Russia’s policy
of making them permanent, without gaining any cent! Until they started to
register and publish my analyzes on the net! The problem is that Russians have
access to the net, and if you publish that analysis on the net, it is obvious
that the Russians will take countermeasures and develop another strategy! Since
then I have stopped doing such analyzes!

But my question is why they do it and do not use it.
Some people try to use me in their political games, and in this game many very
prosperous Moldovans who have been active during the Soviet Union KGB and GRU,
the most obvious case is a former Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova Who
worked in GRU and who likes “elephants”.

Those who are analyzing the ex-Soviet space and
especially Russia are aware of the fact (perhaps also because of the profession
that its president had once become a security services , remain a security
services for the rest of his life. This diabolical game has come in and the
Russians affiliates in Romania!

In a Europe of multiculturalism, where human rights
are respected especially in the founding countries of the EU, to my surprise in
2015, I was invited to a human rights conference in Slovakia by an organization
based in Brussels. The aim of the organization was to promote multiculturalism
and defend human rights regardless of their ethnic origin or sexual
orientation. When I found out that I was invited to this conference, you
covered from Romania and Moldova started blaming me for being a Nazi, and
especially hating Gypsies and Jews. If you go to any market in Romania you will
find gypsies selling smuggling cigarettes from Moldova.

The smuggling of cigarettes is tolerated by both
Romanian and Moldovan authorities. If the Moldovan authorities violate some
commitments to Romania then the smuggling cigarette trucks (without documents
of origin) are stopped at the customs of Romania and they give all the posts in
Romania this flagrant! It is just a message for Moldovan authorities that they
have to respect their commitments. They did not try to cross the border if they
were not sure that the Romanian customs officers would cross the border! In
most such cases you are taken by surprise. Following this contraband, both
Moldovan and Romanian authorities have won. Private individuals trying to
smuggle cigarettes are immediately caught and arrested!

It’s impossible to find cigarettes in the car’s tires
And do not find yourself in a truck full of cigarettes, and having a
cutting-edge technology at customs! In other words, people trying to compete
with the state are harshly punished. Obviously, the mafia from the highest
level has found all sorts of characters to blame for racism.

The discredit, humiliation of a person is accomplished
by the young generation from Moldova, Romania and the children of those who
gain from the smuggling cigarette sales! Moldovan millenarians working in
Romania and their Romanian affiliates propose to these young people to work in
an elite NGO, they are given enormous amounts of money and career growth
prospects! This young generation from Moldova and Romania whom I call
Chamberlain (useful idiots in which I do not understand what game they
entered!)

They discredited me so much that the organizers of the
conference in Slovakia asked me why I hate gypsies. And one of the guests was a
gypsy deputy to have my reaction!

　 The people who invited me did not know whom to believe me or the
Chamberlain. During this seminar we had excursions. One of them was wine
tasting.

I have seen that the participants are in a good mood.
I downloaded a song from the net from a gypsy movie (the Gypsy camp goes to the
sky). I invited a girl to dance (although she could not dance, I told her they
had nothing to do, and I was going to dance you in your jury! In Moldova those
who practice folk dances learn to dance and dance gypsies, and I have I started
dancing around the girl’s gypsy dance!

I danced at weddings in Moldova both popular and
gypsy, it was a form of earning money in free time! . Throughout the seminar, I
have not asked any questions about why I hate gypsies, but have such questions
raised if I am anti-Semitic? I had no way of being an anti-Semite since I was
living with a Jew in the room for more than 6 months!

When I returned to Romania, all kinds of accusations
followed, and my friends were sent all kinds of messages on the social networks
depending on the person: if my friend was an Orthodox Christian they were sent
messages that I am gay, if My friend was a Jew He receive a messages that I was
a terrorist, if he was Arab he receive
to be Jewish or mossad, if he was American I was a Russian spy, if he
was Russian they sent that I am an
American agent. Some have begun to believe, others have proposed or proposed to
work in this elite NGO.

They were proposing a lot of money from a few thousand
to tens of thousands to record our discussions to give inciteous, provocative
questions and some talks were broken under the context and only the message
they wanted was sent to me in which I appeared in a Pretty bad position! I
found out that among these characters there were quite close friends, some of
them bought apathy, among the close people there was my sister who recorded me
and sent information to information services

Everybody won huge money, but I did not have to win
any cent, even as I try to win immediately I was blocked! The question I was
asking is to send them in intimate places or to mislead them. If they realize
that I have learned that they will destroy me, so at least I had the chance to
survive and live freely!

I decided then that I would be lying 24/24 hours, I
would use all my political abilities to mislead them, believing that I would play
by their rules but actually they played according to my rules. If a person was
sneaking in front of me, I never try to prove to him that I’m smarter than him!

I gave him the feeling that he was manipulating me, as
he leads me, not knowing he dances by my rules. Some Romanian parties have
started to use me to win political dividends, I try to play when on the other
side. Keeping to some extent a neutrality! Some secret service was trying
through such methods to win a bigger budget for the service he was running!

No one has or has been allowed to register, film me,
or use my name for advertising purposes! My analysis includes the National
Defense Pact proposed by President Santa Claus (do you know who is the
president of Romania) Brexit in 2015, the possibility that Le Pain could be
elected and thus lead to the destruction of the European Union, the election of
Trump as president.

I’m the one who invented that Russian tanks will
invade Moldova (in this case I sent e-mail in December 2015 a Romanian
presidential administration and the defense ministry that contained the
following information that protests will probably take place next month and it
is is possible. the Ukrainian scenario in Moldova.

My logic was the following: at the leadership of
Moldova there was the so-called alliance for European integration (which had
nothing to do with the values of the European Union) and that they discredited
as much as possible the EU. Most EU delegations say in press conferences that
Moldova is a successful country!

Even after one billion euros was stolen Moldova, but
European diplomats declared Moldova a successful country! The people who prepared
the protests did not do the most important thing and to inform the people in
Brussels! the governments in Chisinau and Bucharest was to declare a coup
d’etat and the persons guilty of organizing this protest were to be arrested!
When you steal a billion euros and have so many enemies across the continent,
the pimp does everything possible to stand in the hands of the state, including
crimes! The leadership of Moldova was also President Timofti, who was not a
communist! And the image of the Moldovan oligarch was like a promoter of
democratic values fighting with the Russians!

After the presidential elections in autumn 2016,
diplomats from the EU opened their eyes and began to openly criticize this
government! Let’s say I was not right! But I just sent an email that I did not
receive from the presidency or the defense ministry. To all this I add that I
have never been employed by any public institution!

No one was forced to believe me! At least now to give
them free analysis! You want analyzes – money in my bank account! I’m not
forced to do the volunteer when somebody earn a huge amounts of money! And to
all this the tries to destroy me! The difference between the 2009 protest of
the twitter revolution was that there was a communist regime in power in the
2015 it was considered by Europeans to be a democratic ! Nobody likes when
someone tells him that he is not right, I understand that very quickly that
even until today I bear the consequences!

I studied at 3 universities, all of them private universities,
I paid a lot of money, and I lost a lot of time in the library to get to the
level of analysis I am at! If Andrei Nastase was arrested now, Moldova do not
will have any form of protest in Moldova!

Now the Moldovan president is Dodon who is a pro-Russian,
no one in the EU dares to say that the current leadership is pro-European, and
the voting by the group led by Plahotniuc and Dodon has only opened the eyes of
diplomats, even And under these conditions there are diplomats in Washington
(through lobby Podesta) and in Brussels (especially those lobbying from
Bucharest) that Plahotniuc is the last instrument in front of Dodon to reach
the government!

I do not even know how to make this happen! Probably
the best solution is to say No comment !!! The change had to be made following
democratic elections, which took place in autumn 2016! I remain at the idea
that Nastase should not withdraw from the electoral campaign, I appreciate the
gesture, but did not have to withdraw from the electoral campaign! Any woman
working in politics knows that it is easier for them to get votes from men than
women!

fourth part –Did I work for
interpol?

Any soldier involved in military conflicts is a little
scared and this is normal.

Because only sick mental people are not afraid. Any
actor who comes out on the scene has little emotion and this is natural! Every
politician needs to take protective measures. According to an English diplomat
quote, a politician must survive until Friday afternoon and a diplomat must
develop a strategy that will be valid for years too!

When you have crossed the red line you become an
incompatible person you have to expect that in the environment in which you are
working you will probably be called paranoid! In diplomacy, everyone plays
according to agreed rules and whoever breaks these rules is harshly punished!
Countries with nuclear weapons can afford to cross these red lines many times,
and the most common example is Russia, which does not play according to agreed
rules. I never talked about the following information, and from me will be more
better if I do not talk about this event if I will speak I will be declared a
paranoid person!

The only ones who can confirm this are the Hungarian
authorities only, suppose for a moment that they will confirm this event, the
media reaction in Romania will be that it is a challenge of Hungary and that
the aim is to discredit Romania, they will also be brought to the discussion
Anything related to transylvania in what context it does not matter anymore!

Very often I went to the National Carol Library in
Bucharest, it was a nice place with many books! One of the best books ever
written by any Romanian author is Pacepa’s book, “Red Horizons,” but
this book is also not to be found in a public library, for the simple reason
that Ceasusescu has declared the enemy of the people! You can order it online
on the net in several languages!

　As Ceausescu says: the Germans and the Jews are the best merchandise for
export! In 2014, romanian ( etnic German) was chosen as President, and I like
to call him Santa Klaus (look for his name on the net and you will understand
why). For those who have worked during Ceausescu’s time and their descendants,
it is very difficult to accept that a romanian ( etnic German) (who was once
the export merchant) is now leading the country!

The president’s wife was opened criminal files, and
the president himself is invited by the descendants of those who have activated
in the communist regime in court for some houses! It is a classic process to
put pressure on your loved ones and to have a pressure tool on the President of
Romania!

For almost three years, President Santa Klaus did not
have a space for maneuver in Romania because of security And their blackmail
methods, when he wanted to make a change that disturbed the former security
guards, Santa Klaus was invited to the courts to remind him that he was
vulnerable and did not bother them, Only in the summer of 2017 with a great
effort of people want to make a change in Romania and obviously the president
of Romania gave them out of key posts of people with a dubious past!

This steps has not yet ended! Following that others
who hold the teeth of these posts will be released!

Reading the book of Pacepa had the feeling that it was
a Deja vu for me,

　The same strategies that were used in the time of the Ceausescu are used
successfully and nowadays among the best known methods are the Nazi terms,

Terrorist like security loved to listen to special
technical devices any discussion and watch online porn without the actors
knowing that they are being watched! The right to private life and the secrecy
of correspondence were totally violated.

In order to listen to or watch online porn, security
requires a judge’s permission, but in order to obtain such permission you must
declare that the porn star is a terrorist or a foreign spy! I want to point out
that no individual or legal person has, did not have permission to record or
shoot me! And if someone has such signatures please immediately notify the
competent authorities for false in private signature papers!

In the summer of 2015, I was supposed to support my
master work, which was a more gifted form of how the West could introduce
democracy to the Russian Federation with the help of the media, and also
provided some aspects of how the Conflict in Ukraine would be assessed.

But the work was not accepted on the grounds that I
had grammatical mistakes, I admit that I had for myself always important
content and not the form!

Being a student at two faculties at the same time and
having to think permanently how to do the challenges, I felt the need to rest
outside!

There were promotions on the Bucharest-Budapest train
tickets, one of the conditions of the promotion is to buy the ticket three days
ahead! I bought the cheapest Bucharest-Budapest ticket with a Czech
destination! Whoever traveled with trains in Romania can confirm with a very
low speed, with poor quality seats and without air conditioning, this was the
place reserved by me in a couchette! In Bucharest we were just two people in
this cabin, we were in the last wagon.

After Cluj there was added a wagon, (my wagon was not
the last one). They were climbing all sorts of characters in the cabin that was
already full, they stood on foot and smelled awful but the last wagom was free
and no one was going! After crossing the border with Hungary I saw that the
wagon is free and in the cab in which I sit is full and barely breathing I
asked the Hungarian conductor if I can move into this free wagon! I was
allowed!

It was just me and the Hungarian citizen! I started
the computer and started looking at movies I downloaded from the torrent in Bucharest.
A Romanian Roma (so as not to be blamed again as a racist, I explain things as
they were) went to the back of the wagon! But he did not see him come back and
I did not see him on the back seats! After 10-15 minutes I went to the back of
the bathroom and I saw that the toilet was free and the open door opened! I
announced to the Hungarian conductor that the outside door is open! The
Hungarian conductor announced the competent authorities and at the next station
two police officers came to me and asked if they could take a seat next to me!
Stopping in station took longer! I was seeing all sorts of people checking our
wheels, and above me I heard the steps!

When someone came into the wagon, the cops put their
arms on their arms, and after their attitude and look I realized they were
ready to shoot! From the discussion I had with the cops I understood that they
had obtained information from the competent authorities and that they were
ready for any emergency situation! I was advised by police officers not to get
on the trains, especially those in Romania, because the Hungarians like only
new year and Christmas fireworks. It was the first time I started to respect
the cops!

On December 1, 2016, a Romanian of Hungarian ethnicity
was arrested by the competent authorities and was accused of terrorism!
December 1 is a national day, and it is a very important day for Romania, and
the Hungarian ethnicity was blamed for preparing a fireworks bomb! Following
this arrest, a Romanian intelligence service has increased its budget!

　I was thinking about the situation I was going through and the challenge
prepared for the Hungarians of the former security! I was lucky, and I
temporarily escaped death but not that citizens! Taking into account that the
regime’s followers have a problem with ethnic Hungarians, who have to face them
constantly with security challenges. The vast majority of ethnic Hungarians
voted Santa Claus and enjoyed support from the president! At any meeting of the
president with ethnic Hungarians is harshly criticized by the media loyal to
security! As the presidency has to cope with the internal challenges of
security, and then it has to cope with external challenges!

I arrived in the Czech Republic and I stayed in a
student hostel! I did not come to believe what happened in Hungary, I needed
two weeks to come back and accept that it is possible and such situations!

After this event, the Chamberlain’s actions were
doubled against me! Spending huge amounts of money for my denigration! Only
this time I’m in the Czech Republic and they have wronged the country! The
Czech Republic with two revolutions against the Soviet regime quickly
understood what is happening! I felt support from the Czech authorities,
because the denigration actions against me reminded the Communist repressions
against Czechoslovakia, and some who failed then to revenge on the communist
system did it with the guys who followed me in permanent!

So the authorities decided to give them a lesson! I do
not know the people who supported a football team in Prague (that they were
civilians) met with the Chamberlains and they explained nicely what the boxing rules
were, all the football echoes participated in this theoretical training
“With a lot of knockouts!” The “theoretical” lesson was
very quickly understood so that for two months I stayed quietly in the Czech
Republic!

The Law School lasts 4 years in Romania and I only
studied 3, and at the Masters I did not support the master’s work! I have
studied a lot but I did not have documents confirming that I have studied!
After the Bucharest-Budapest train case, I had no desire to go back to Romania,
especially because I did not have the money to buy a plane ticket! I do not
care what the security guards will be after the train failure and the “box
theoretical” lesson in Prague! It was a difficult situation for me! I had
to find a solution to finish my studies!

After the events of 6-7 April 2009 (Twitter
revolution), I was starting to resume! And now I have to run again, to stay
hidden! Then I decided to change my strategy! Due to the fact that I was
photographed with a radio station (some found shields, other helmets because
they were stoned by protesters) and in every documentary I appeared as a
provocator! When I came back from the “forced journey” (I stood
hidden), many people blamed me for being a provocateur!

　I was already tired of all the insults and accusations that were being
made to me then! No matter what I said, they all thought I was a cop! That at
one point I exploded and told a person to be silent, that I would take him to
prison right now! That person silently, apologized!

Then I thought: If they still consider me a cop, why
do they use that? When someone started insulting me, it did not start well and
I was already going to threats that I’m going to open a criminal case now!
(Inventing an article, depending on the situation and saying: according to the
article … provided in .. is punished with imprisonment!

People who were trying to harm me were calming down
very quickly, and some were beginning to apologize! It was much more pleasant
to me than the situations when I had to explain: I found the station on foot, I
was not a cop, I was not provocative! I had the picture saved on an email
address, and I decided to publish it on a social network (knowing that it would
be taken over by colleagues from the group who were touring and that they would
forward it) both the image and the content of the text was That I work in the
International Police (Continue Interpol) in the Counterterrorism Department and
in the period from 2010 to 2012 (when I was an asylum seeker) my mission was to
get as much information from the Arabs!

The fact that I was a refugee was a well-known fact
that there are very many Arabs in refugee camps, and the radio station image
seemed to tell the truth! I returned from Prague to Budapest by train, and from
Budapest by coach I arrived in Oradea and Oradea in Bucharest! The attitude of
the Chamberlains changed radically, and the policemen who knew me with a very
wide smile gave me a special greeting to the job! To the question of being
specific to the cops? I never said yes, and I never denied!

Especially after I met the two Hungarian policemen and
the fans of the Czech team, I started to respect the policemen for their hard
work! It is known that in most states, regardless of whether democracy or
dictatorship is a competition between security and police! Security works for
their own interest, to put their people in a key position in the states’
leadership, while police officers work in the best interests of the citizen.
The security did not stop to denigrate, they continued to destroy me even more,
and some became so obsessive to destroy me that people around did not
understand why those people are hating me! Some people blame me for being a
Nazi (suppose I am a Nazi for 5 minutes) does this mean they have to destroy a
person? It is clear that the reason is quite different! They invested so much
to destroy me that they started to hire more people to to destroy me!

My talks were recorded by colleagues, friends, and
besides the fact that they were in charge, they also earned a lot of money! In
a very short time you saw that the people who registered me bought cars,
apartments! Everyone around me wins out of me! Some records seemed to be
published by me, although I have never recorded anyone! In this misery,
Romanians from abroad were also drawn, and in turn, their friends from the
respective countries! Companies were also attracted, advertising in different
forms! All the information, recordings or pictures on the net do not belong to
me!

fifth part – I’m still alive

In the spring of 2014 I spent three months in Poland,
in the summer of 2015 I spent two months in the Czech Republic, and in 2016 I
had to go somewhere to rest from all the mistresses of the Chamberlains so in
October 2016 I applied for the program Work and Travel in the US. Although I
applied very early, in May 2016 the agency to which I paid all the program fees
did not prepare the necessary papers to present me to the embassy!

Although I was 27 years old, I wanted to go to the
United States with this program yet, but because of the revolution I have not
left! Those from the agency were taking time and I did not understand why, and
when I realized it was already too late to apply to another agency. The person
responsible for preparing the documents was of Roma origin, and I did not know
that the business was just a money-laundering method! And on the other side,
chamberlaini feared that if I went to the US I would never go back to Romania.

I was nauseated by all the chamberlain pigs and we
could hardly resist! On May 7 I was at the US Embassy in Bucharest, and I
deposited all the copies I collected for the Work and Travel program and also
contained a letter with my wish to participate in the program, to get
acquainted with US democracy as well as a small analysis of the elections to be
held in autumn 2016 in Moldova

Most likely in Moldova, Dodon will win, but next
question we will do after the elections! I remember exactly that day, because
it was a Saturday, celebrating in Romania the day of the European Union! I sent
a fax, I called the embassy but they did not come with any reaction! I supported
my master’s thesis in the third attempt, and in law school I was in the last
year and I had the licensed work but because of a backlog I did not support it.
Probably because of the same reason: since I will have all the documents I will
leave Romania and I will not return!

So at least I had a pause and I had to stay in Romania
for another three months! I was admitted to a volunteer program in Denmark! It
started on 1 August and I had to learn and work in Denmark for one year, then 8
months in Africa as a teacher for children and another 4 months in Denmark! I
bought a Bucharest-Berlin flight ticket for July 28, 2016.

In 2016 I participated in a contest about refugees.
Most of the participants were from the faculty of law! I was asylum seeker in
three countries, I knew the Romanian legislation as well as the European
directives on refugees better than the organizers and the culmination is that I
have not passed the last exam!

A very experienced teacher looks at the student and
80% can make a feature without the student saying anything, and if he holds a
lecture and looks into the eyes of the students he realizes whether the student
understands something or not, if Has prepared the theme or not! I was not a
teacher but I studied in three universities and spent a lot of time in the
library but looking in the eyes of the students I saw that some people do not
understand what it is but passed the test!

At the beginning of July, I was still in the student
camps of the university and I had to wait another three weeks until my
departure from Romania to Germany, and from Berlin to Denmark by coach!

Law colleagues organized the graduation ball, which I
was supposed to attend (even if I did not graduate) but I told them that rather
than paying for this ball I’d better drink it on the beach in Bulgaria. In the
middle of July I woke up with a very good mood, I told the manager of the home
that I was leaving and for three hours I was on the border with Bulgaria!

I was sure I would cross the border because one of the
documents required for the Work and Travel program is if you have restrictions
to leave the country and you are allowed to travel to the US! I was sure about
to pass and I passed! But instead of going to sea I bought a ticket to Sofia.
Getting the next day in Sofia, I sat down on a chair in the park, took my
sandwich out of my backpack and started to eat.

It caught my attention that two dogs smelled my
backpack but when I smelled my backpack and a German Shepherd I thought
something was wrong! I checked all the clothes and it was okay, just left the
laptop! . I found inside her packages of white matter! The idea was that I had
to be arrested at Otopeni airport on July 28 when I had to go to Germany, but
even if I did not return to Romania, I was already arrested at Sofia Airport as
a drug dealer! But because we crossed the Romanian border with Bulgaria and the
backpack did not pass through the scanner I crossed the border! .

If I was not in the park and I was not smelled of dogs
most likely arrested me in Bulgaria and who was to believe me that they are not
mine! I threw the white packets into a toilet, bought a Sofia-Milan ticket at
Wizz-Air and crossed the border! I was damn happy! I prayed to the lord all the
flight! I met a Moldovan friend in Trento, with whom I have been attracted to
taekwon-do in Moldova.

I had heard from many people that my sister pours me
to security and that her mission is to destroy me! But I received confirmation
from this friend that she was receiving money for any talk recorded on skype.
Getting money from her! Being the most insistent person in the group who wants
my elimination! And that she talks with a vice-director of a secret service in
Romania! And money comes from different companies both in Moldova and Romania!

　(This deputy director was replaced in 2017)

If anyone believes that this whole project was
possible without the support of Romanian security, it is badly mistaken! I know
her possibilities, I know why she is in a position and why not! I told my
friend that we would have a few talks on skype, lest someone suspect you told
me that we would end any discussion!

I arrived at the Danish organization a week later I
explained to them that I am anxious to start the program and that I could not
wait for another week! When we were in the Czech Republic we were talking with
only one person, in Denmark we talked with many volunteers and to my surprise,
the misery in Romania was exported to Denmark! It has reached a different
level, many companies, interest groups, corporations, but who did not know the
real motive of this game were attracted! All volunteers received messages
according to religion, country, membership! I could not blame someone
publically for being immediately opening a criminal case in Romania (although I
was only studying in Romania). The organization in Denmark where I volunteered
to learn Marxist ideology. Something I did not like, but because I wanted to
help some African children I said I would give up some principles temporarily!
I had a scandal with the teacher right on my birthday! After this conflict I
decided I had to go!

That I have no reason to stay in this organization. I
had to make a change, end this miserable circus! The question I was asking is
whether I will resist or not! (I will remain free or alive!)

I spent only three months in Denmark, after which I
decided to go to a more exotic destination, for me it was important that the
next destination was to be Orthodox and to take off at sea and where human
rights are respected and where I could Live from my minimal resources so I do
not die of hunger.

I chose Georgia! Throughout my life, the Georgians
helped me, a country with a very religious population, very sloppy and with a
character! There was a problem, as in October was the electoral company in
Georgia, and my revolutionary reputation was declared “non-grata”
even at customs. The biggest advantage in Georgia is that all EU citizens have
the right To stay on Georgia for one year without any registration.

And if I wanted to organize an international training,
it was very easy for most states to have no restrictions on traveling to
Georgia! If I went to Georgia during the election campaign, Georgian leadership
would have thought I was a Saakashvili messenger or at least theoretically a
new revolution! Regardless of why I would have told the Georgian authorities
they would not have believed me, I still did not think if anyone was telling
me! I bought a Berlin-Athens ticket and Athens-Yerevan (Armenia) According to
Armenia’s current law, EU citizens have the right to stay in Armenia for 21
days without a visa!

After 20 days in Armenia, I went to Georgia! I met a
very old Georgian friend, I suddenly felt the hospitality of the Georgians. A
very friendly people, with very old traditions, with very tasty food and very,
very beautiful national dances! I got the attention of Georgian police
professionals! I would say that according to their level of training and
professionalism they are clearly superior to those of the European Union! It
returned very quickly to the misery of the past, but the Georgians quickly
understood what was happening!

I enjoy the support of the Georgians. The situation in
Georgia is a little different, Georgia wants to be a member of the European
Union and has to play the rules imposed by Brussels. In all the blame that was
being brought, the Georgian population was being nauseated by such actions.
Although their tendency was to denigrate me it is totally the opposite! I was
also at the German Embassy in Tbilisi where I filed the papers for an
internship in the German Parliament! I had decided to organize a training on
human rights, multiculturalism, racism, xenophobia! There were a lot of people
at the event.

So I had where to choose! The secret of correspondence
has been violated again! And the people who participated in the event in
Georgia received emails from other people who were offered to take part in
seminars, trainings in EU member states, providing accommodation, transport
money and pocket money!

My initial idea was to organize an event with the
slogan “I am a participant, I am an organizer! “

In which each participant in this training did not
have to know who the organizers are! Among the participants were my friends
too! I received that information from them! Some of them went to other trips
for free! Others, in their capacity as participants, had to come to the Georgia
event, in which they themselves had to pay their flight ticket, accommodation,
tickets for city transportation and what they ordered at the restaurant!

Very many participants quit the project, I could not
cope with the competition, and there is the possibility that among those who
remained at least one chamberlain! I had no way of knowing everything from
inside. Or what challenges I’m getting ready for! When I got the information
they wanted to destroy me from the Georgians, I decided to speak publicly in
video on social networks.

In the next step, all my social networking accounts
have been blocked, including a 105,000 page where we promote different
opportunities for students to attend seminars in more countries!

Knowing the methods by which they could eliminate me,
I decided to talk about them on youtube! The information from the Georgians
informed me that a request for arrest has come to me and that they will have to
arrest me!

Although in Georgia I was 9 months old and the last
time I was Romania was 12 months ago 2016! I bought a Kutaisi-Munich ticket on
July 22, and I announced it at the end of June! Georgia is an Orthodox
Christian country.

Hearing an oligarch from Georgia! The Chamberlain’s
stupidity was that they blamed me for working in Interpol, they were so
convincing that border police believed them! And I did not even deny it! They
probably wanted to demonstrate to the participants that I am not a human rights
activist and I am a police officer on duty! I bought a Kutaisi-London ticket in
early July and the same day we left Georgia! I was greeted with respect by the
Border Police with a salute specific to the profession! I admit that I have
lied many times and besides all this I am also an Orthodox Christian.

But why do I have to tell them the truth of some
people who want to destroy me, I do not want to ease their lives! I’ll lie
24/24 hours to these people until they leave me alone! Why I have to do free
analysis on what occasion. Until my arrival in London I’m trying to hide or
stay away doing my best to see me! I stayed for two days in London in two
different airports, and the reaction I was expecting from the Chamberlain was
at hand! The Londoners, especially the employees, wondered: what the hell did
you do, they hate you so much! What have you done wrong? But we will find out
very quickly!

From London I went to Aarhus (Denmark) from Aarhus to
Copenhagen (here I was only 6 hours) was an attempt to steal my bag, but I
recovered it very quickly! And at 6 am I left Bla Bla Car to Hamburg where the
G20 summit took place, I only stayed for 2 hours, after which I took the
Hamburg-Berlin-Frankfurt train! I crossed the border of Poland through Slubice
where a cycling contest took place!

(polish language!)

Mam na imię Andrei Plop i pochodzę z Rumunii. Ukończyłem studia licencjackie (ULIM) ,magisterskie na Wydziale Stosunków Międzynarodowych (SNSPA), drugich studiów licencjackich na kieruneku Prawo w Romanian – American University. W 2009 byłem nominowany do wzięcia udziału w wyborach do parlamentu. Gdybym miał się zwięźle opisać, powiedziałbym o sobie: jestem ambitny, pracowity oraz lubię się uczyć. Szkolenie elit w najbardziej prestiżowych szkołach na świecie w połączeniu z demokracją i ekonomicznymi reformami może poprowadzić kraj do stworzenia podstaw prowadzących do sukcesów w gospodarce państwa. Obecne realia wymagają udoskonalenia metod, instrumentów i strategii w moim kraju. W pełni popieram i dzielę ideę demokracji, wolności do wyrażania swoich myśli i chcę poświęcić swoje życie i karierę do promowania wyżej wymienionych wartości na świecie, a szczególnie w moim kraju.

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