Inainte sa o sustina orbeste pe inculpata Laura Kovesi pentru functia de procuror-sef al Parchetului European, oficialii Uniunii Europene ar face bine sa afle cine este aceasta si ce tinichele are legate de coada. Avertismentul a fost lansat marti, 17 septembrie 2019, de catre deputatul PSD Liviu Plesoianu (foto 2), intr-o scrisoare deschisa adresata mai-marilor UE, politicianul roman amintind doua episoade scandaloase din cariera Laurei Kovesi.

Primul se refera la seara alegerilor prezidentiale din 2009, cand Procurorul General Laura Kovesi, sefii SRI George Maior si Florian Coldea si altii s-au adunat in sufrageria lui Gabriel Oprea, disperati ca Traian Basescu sa fie reales in functia de presedinte al Romaniei. De altfel, aceasta intamplare (agravata de cele patru refuzuri ale Lulutei de a se prezenta in fata comisiei parlamentare de ancheta a alegerilor prezidentiale ale anului 2009) a constituit unul dintre temeiurile pentru revocarea lui Kovesi de la conducerea DNA, aminteste Plesoianu.

Al doilea episod la care se refera Liviu Plesoianu este cel al Protocolului PICCJ-SRI semnat tot in 2009 (cu cateva luni inaintea intalnirii din sufrageria lui Oprea), cand Procuror General era aceeasi Laura Kovesi, iar Serviciul Roman de Informatii era condus tot de catre George Maior si Florian Coldea: „Prin acest protocol secret, cu incalcarea legislatiei si a Constitutiei, doamna Kovesi a aservit Procuratura romana Serviciului Roman de Informatii. Este un caz unic la nivelul intregii Uniuni Europene!”

Avand in vedere aceste ispravi ale Laurei Kovesi (in prezent inculpata intr-un dosar al Sectiei pentru investigarea infractiunilor din justitie si suspecta in alta cauza a SIIJ), deputatul Liviu Plesoianu ii intreaba pe sefii UE daca ar manifesta o sustinere la fel de entuziasta in cazul in care un procuror cu o asemenea cariera scandaloasa ar proveni chiar din tarile lor.

„Indiferent de deciziile politice care se iau la nivel european, ca inalt reprezentant al intereselor cetatenilor europeni, am convingerea ca veti simti gravitatea acestor informatii in clipa in care veti oferi votul dumneavoastra pentru investirea in functie a Procurorului-sef european”, conchide parlamentarul PSD.

Redam integral scrisoarea bilingva postata de Liviu Plesoianu pe Facebook:

„Pentru ca inteleg ca joi e posibil sa se ia o decizie, ADEVARUL despre KOVESI a ajuns chiar acum la toti reprezentantii (din COREPER II) ai statelor membre UE! Am trimis acum acest mesaj:

'Unul dintre candidatii pentru functia de Procuror-sef european s-a intalnit in SECRET cu sefii Serviciului SECRET, in seara alegerilor prezidentiale din 2009, acasa la un foarte cunoscut politician...

In momentul in care veti fi tentati sa o votati pe doamna Laura Codruta Kovesi pentru a ajunge in functia de Procuror-sef European, va rog sa va amintiti urmatoarele:

1. In seara alegerilor prezidentiale din anul 2009, in calitate de Procuror General al Romaniei, doamna Laura Codruta Kovesi s-a deplasat impreuna cu directorul Seviciului Roman de Informatii si cu prim-adjunctul acestuia acasa la un foarte cunoscut politician, care avea sa devina ministru in doar cateva zile. La intalnire au participat si alti politicieni si consultanti politici. Doamna Kovesi (Procuror General) si primii doi oameni ai serviciului secret (George Maior si Florian Coldea) fusesera numiti in functie de Presedintele Basescu, cel care candida pentru un nou mandat. Toti politicienii si consultantii care au participat la intalnire se aflau in tabara Presedintelui Basescu. Omul politic (Gabriel Oprea) in casa caruia avea loc intalnirea secreta, in ziua alegerilor prezidentiale, avea sa devina ministru al Apararii Nationale in doar cateva zile de la realegerea Presedintelui Basescu.

Informatiile sunt publice si vi le comunic in calitate de membru al Comisiei parlamentare de ancheta care a investigat alegerile prezidentiale din anul 2009. Informatia privind participarea doamnei Kovesi la acea intalnire secreta, precum si Deciziile Curtii Constitutionale a Romaniei in privinta refuzului doamnei Kovesi de a participa la audierile Comisiei de ancheta au constituit temei pentru revocarea acesteia din functia de Procuror-sef al Directiei Nationale Anticoruptie.

2. Ca Procuror General al Romaniei, doamna Laura Codruta Kovesi a semnat un protocol SECRET de colaborare cu Serviciul SECRET. Protocolul secret dintre Parchetul General si Serviciul Roman de Informatii a fost semnat de doamna Laura Codruta Kovesi (Procuror General) si de domnii George Maior (Director SRI) si Florian Coldea (prim-adjunct SRI). Protocolul secret, despre care s-a aflat abia in anul 2017, a fost recent declarat neconstitutional de Curtea Constitutionala a Romaniei. Prin acest protocol secret, cu incalcarea legislatiei si a Constitutiei, doamna Kovesi a aservit Procuratura romana Serviciului Roman de Informatii. Este un caz unic la nivelul intregii Uniuni Europene!

Avand in vedere toate cele de mai sus, va intreb:

Sa presupunem ca in spatiul public din tarile pe care cu onoare le reprezentati s-ar afla ca Procurorul General al tarii dumneavoastra s-a deplasat in seara alegerilor prezidentiale acasa la un om politic care avea sa devina ministru in cateva zile, intr-un loc unde mai erau si alti politicieni, consultanti politici, precum si primii doi oameni din serviciul secret. Toti - fie numiti de Presedintele care candida pentru un nou mandat, fie politicieni aflati in tabara acestuia... Sa presupunem apoi si ca s-ar afla, dupa opt ani, ca acelasi Procuror General a aservit Procuratura serviciului secret, printr-un protocol secret, semnat impreuna cu sefii serviciului secret. Acel Procuror General despre care ati afla acea informatie ar avea sustinerea dumneavoastra pentru a ocupa functia de Procuror-sef european?

...Indiferent de deciziile politice care se iau la nivel european, ca inalt reprezentant al intereselor cetatenilor europeni, am convingerea ca veti simti gravitatea acestor informatii in clipa in care veti oferi votul dumneavoastra pentru investirea in functie a Procurorului-sef european.

Liviu Plesoianu,

Deputat, Parlamentul Romaniei

Membru al fostei Comisii de ancheta cu privire la alegerile din anul 2009

The European Chief Prosecutor candidate secretly met the heads of the Secret Service on the evening of 2009 presidential elections in the house of a well-known politician

The moment you will be tempted to elect Ms. Kovesi as European Chief Prosecutor, please remember these major issues:

1. On the evening of the presidential elections of 2009, Ms. Laura Codruta Kovesi, in her capacity as Prosecutor General of Romania, participated in a secret meeting with the Head of the Romanian Intelligence Service and his first deputy, in the house of a well-known politician who was to become a minister in just a few days. Other politicians and political consultants also attended the meeting. Ms. Kovesi (Prosecutor General) and the Heads of the Romanian Intelligence Service (George Maior and Florian Coldea) had been appointed by President Basescu, who was running for a second term. All politicians and consultants who participated in the meeting were supporters of President Basescu. The politician (Gabriel Oprea) who opened his house for the secret meeting during the day of the presidential elections was to become Minister of National Defense just a few days after President Basescu's re-election.

The information is public, and I am getting it to you in my capacity as member of the former parliamentary committee of inquiry investigating the 2009 presidential elections. This information, as well as the decisions of the Constitutional Court of Romania regarding Ms. Kovesi's refusal to attend the hearings of the Commission of Inquiry constituted a ground for her dismissal from the position of Chief Prosecutor of the National Anticorruption Directorate.

2. In her capacity as General Prosecutor of Romania, Ms. Laura Codruta Kovesi signed a secret protocol with the secret service. The secret protocol between the Prosecutor General's Office and the Romanian Intelligence Service was signed by Laura Codruta Kovesi (Prosecutor General), George Maior (Director of the Romanian Intelligence Service) and Florian Coldea (First Deputy of the Romanian Intelligence Service). The secret protocol (which was only discovered in 2017) was recently declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court of Romania. Through this secret protocol, in violation of the legislation and the Constitution, Ms. Kovesi has placed the Romanian prosecutors under the direct command of the Romanian Intelligence Service. This is a unique case throughout the entire European Union!

All things considered, this is my question:

Let's assume that all the above happened in your own countries, countries that you honorably serve. Let’s assume you discover that your country's Prosecutor General participated in a secret meeting with the Head of the Intelligence Service and his first deputy, in the house of a well-known politician who was to become a minister in just a few days. Let’s assume that other politicians and political consultants also attended the meeting. Let’s assume that your Prosecutor General and the Heads of your Secret Service had been appointed by the President in office, who was running for a second term. Let’s also assume that all politicians and consultants who participated in the meeting were also supporters of that President. ... Suppose then that you also discover that the same Prosecutor General placed the prosecutors in your country under the direct command of the Secret Service by signing a secret, illegal and unconstitutional protocol with the Heads of the Secret Service. Would that Prosecutor General have your support for being elected as Chief Prosecutor of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO)?

... Regardless of the political decisions being taken at European level, as high representative of the interests of European citizens, I am convinced that you will feel the entire gravity of this information the moment when you will vote for the European Chief Prosecutor.

With confidence,

Liviu Plesoianu

Member of the Romanian Parliament

Member of the former parliamentary Committee of inquiry investigating the 2009 presidential elections'”.