European doctrine of mutual respect and cooperation

1. Smith and Hutchinson summarize six defining features of ethnicity: 1. a common name; 2. a myth of common origin; 3. collective memories; 4. common culture (religion, customs or language); 5. a connection with a hearth, not necessarily physically occupied by ethnicity; 6. a feeling of solidarity. 2. Set of elements in a structural relationship, interdependence and mutual interaction, forming an organized whole. https://dexonline.ro/definitie/sistem 3. The state is the organization that has a monopoly on services in a territory delimited by borders. The state is the holder of sovereignty and legally personifies the nation. From a social point of view, the state should not be confused with society, as it is a separate institution that can more or less reflect the interests of society. https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stat 4. Lucuan Boia, Two Centuries of National Mythology, p. 52. pp. 53-54 5. Cristopher Booker and Richard North, “The Great Deception - A Secret History of the European Union”, published in Romania under the translation “The European Union, the great deception”, Antet publishing house, 2004, pg. 314. 6. Roman rule in Dacia lasted from the conquest of Dacia 106 AD to the Aurelian retreat 271 AD 7. See at least the archaeological research at Olteni, Covasna, which certifies for a period of a millennium, from the 5th century BC to the 5th century AD, the continuity of our ancestors. 8. There is more and more evidence and voices, from the country or from abroad, of great personalities who challenge the theory of Romanization. A real Dacian movement develops and brings more and more evidence in support of the idea that Romanization did not take place. The idea of Romanization, an artificial idea, according to some, was exceptionally used by the leaders of the Transylvanian School, given that they sought to justify obtaining rights for oppressed Romanians. But, it seems, based on indisputable evidence, the theory was asserted that the language if it never perished and the Dacians were not Romanized. The PABR program provides for the action of carrying out extensive archaeological research and, especially in the area of the former capital Sarmizecetusa, which, we hope, will be able to bring many clarifications in the field. 9. Even today there is no state of all Romanians, the province of Bessarabia and other territories are not part of the unitary state of Romanians. 10. Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, coord., Political doctrines, Polirom Publishing House, Iaşi, 1998, pg. 111, 11. Philip Alsthon, UN Report on Poverty, November 2014. 12. They are also called liberticidal laws. (N/A)