In some places crime has been breaking record peaks for months, elsewhere migrants terrorise residents in major cities. Violence is becoming the norm all over the world, in some places it is an everyday occurrence that a knife-wielding attacker wants to rob passers-by on the street in broad daylight. This is what happened in Brazil, …
The national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) has finally spoken out about the rise in rapes in Slovenia. In the last year, we saw that these stories only rarely found their way to the public. Why? Illegal migrants have been among the suspects. When the “depoliticised” establishment finally addressed the worrying trend, it tried to …
The Police And RTV Are Both Manipulating With The Data On Rapes Read More »
New taxes are being introduced, we keep hearing empty promises on housing, laws are being written by non-governmental organisations and adopted out of the public eye, some victims of the August floods are still homeless – in short – the country is in ruins, and in the meantime, the government is adopting space strategies. Yes, …
Slovenia Is Drowning In Crises, And Prime Minister Golob Wants To Conquer Space Read More »
Slovenia may have been spared the problems of mass migration that have plagued Western Europe for the past few decades, but under the current left-liberal government, we seem to be “catching up” to other multicultural societies, where the population is confronted with the migrant problem on a daily basis. Compared to the previous year, illegal …
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) recently reported that global food prices fell on a monthly basis in October. The price index for the basket of staple food commodities fell from 121.5 points to 120.6 points, but the price index for milk and dairy products rose for the first time in …
World Food Prices Are Falling, But Inflation In Slovenia Is Not Easing Read More »
“The Celje District Court has fined the leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) and former Prime Minister Janez Janša 8,000 euros for the accusations he made, which were presented in a private lawsuit filed by Bojan Veselinovič, former Director of the Slovenian Press Agency (STA), whom Janša accused of “participation …
A Verdict That Was Written In Advance: The Celje District Court Fines Janša Read More »
Five years ago, I was practically nailed to the media cross as Enemy of the State Number 1. The (now-iconic) cover with a white, half-undressed European woman, with Arab and African hands reaching out and grabbing her, caused the Demokracija magazine editorial board to be branded as racist. Not for the first time. And not …
Although It Was Called Xenophobic And Racists, The Demokracija Magazine Was Right Read More »
Not only do we hear news about a new act of violence or crime committed by illegal migrants in Slovenia almost every day, but the increasing number of statements on social networks by people who fear for their safety and the safety of their children is also a testimony to how dangerous Slovenia has become …
“With the current inadequate immigration policy, we are facing more violence and a loss of the sense of security among people. Slovenians, therefore, expect more from the politicians in charge,” said former Director-General of the Police, Dr Anton Olaj, commenting on the Slovenian government’s response to the increasing migration and the resulting rise in migrant …
“That is why today, on All Saints’ Day, when we remember our dead, we also light candles in memory of the partisan who took up arms because the occupier burnt down his home or murdered his parents. He believed that he was defending his home, his family, and his country. He did not turn the …
Janez Janša: Do you really have to turn the other cheek if you are slapped on one? Read More »
On Wednesday, a migrant from Morocco attempted to rape a woman in Ljubljana, and another Moroccan helped him do it, the police confirmed when I checked with them about the unofficial information I had received about another migrant rape in Ljubljana. The police have long ago stopped reporting rapes to the public, nor, as a …
Two Moroccan Men Sexually Assaulted A Woman In The Middle Of Ljubljana! Read More »
The euro area recorded inflation of 2.9 percent in October, which is a significant drop from the 4.3 percent recorded in the previous month. And while euro inflation is declining, Slovenia, with high inflation of 6.9 percent, remains well above the euro area average. In October, Slovenia was well above the average for the single …
