Deputy Lavinia Sandru, vice president of the PIN (National Initiative Party), said yesterday that Nicolae Ceausescu, Theodor Stolojan and the head of the ex Securitate (Communist Secret Service) were the three men sharing the money obtained from political police operations. She explained: "Theodor Stolojan is the most important representative of the totalitarian state before 1989 with political position right now. He was one of the three men sharing money from the Securitate for political police operations. (...) Sandru mentioned Stolojan got protection after 1989 and had always been introduced as "the smartest in the class, in spite of doing nothing practical." (Mediafax)