The control commission of the External Information Service (SIE) interviewed vacationer Gheorghe Fulga. According to the foggy statement of the SDP (Social Democratic Party) member kept as the chief of SIE by Traian Basescu for more than one year and a half, the commission understood that the resignations of the three heads of the secret services that took place on the 20th of July 2006 haven’t been caused by the disappearance of Omar Hayssam. They couldn’t have said they were guilty for not monitoring him. Because the Syrian has been monitored by the Secret Services. There have been a lot of talks regarding the fact that the authorities had found out about the disappearance of the Syrian six days after the actual disappearance. Did the authorities find out about the disappearance on Tuesday, the 26th of July? We seriously doubt that. We have reasons to say that.

On Thursday, the 20th of July 2006, the chiefs of the Secret Services resigned after a meeting with Traian Basescu in Cotroceni. Why did they do it? The press said they had been asked about the situation of Omar Hayssam and they didn’t know what to answer. On Thursday, the 20th of July 2006, only 24 hours had passed from the start of the operation for the search of Omar Hayssam. Let’s admit that the Secret Services hadn’t monitored Omar Hayssam. It is not enough to cause such an important thing as the resignation of the three heads. By admitting they had not monitored him, they could have asked the President for a period of time to find Omar.

The heads of the Secret Services did not do that. The President didn’t think Omar Hayssam was to be found anywhere, or that he could have a spectacular show up. He accepted the resignations of the three. Even if the only reason for their resignations was admitting the lack of monitoring, didn’t the President think about the situation caused by