“In my view, this is a clear offence of abuse of office. After the next elections, which will have to bring patriotic forces to power, I will do everything I can to ensure that the perpetrators of this crime are sent to prison, together with those who instructed them to do it. First, I will do everything in my power to transform the Public Prosecutor’s Office from a criminogenic to a professional institution, followed by the same process in the judiciary. In the third step, the entirety of the Bank Assets Management Company management team will have to appear before professional, non-corrupt judges,” announced the former judge Zvjezdan Radonjić, who was recently removed from his position as a member of the Supervisory Board of Farma Iham – KMP company, and before that, the new authorities had also removed him from the General Financial Office – without paying him his last three salaries. The leftists first removed Radonjić from the judiciary, then from the General Financial Office, and now from the aforementioned Supervisory Board as well.
Last Friday, the sole shareholder of the company Farma Ihan – KPM d.o.o., the Bank Assets Management Company, represented by its acting Executive Director, Mitja Križaj, adopted a decision to recall all of the members of the Farma Ihan – KPM company’s Supervisory Board. In addition to former judge Zvjezdan Radonjić, the list of those removed from their positions includes Boštjan Rigler, Vito Martinčič and Uroš Bole. At the same time as they recalled the old members, the Bank Assets Management Company also appointed four new ones – including Marija Cerjak, about whom the Dnevnik newspaper reported in 2015, when she held a key position at the Bank Assets Management Company, that she had conducted controversial appraisals in the past and was suspended without a licence for violating the law on auditing. She was also sanctioned at that time for a controversial valuation of the company Konstruktor, which was one of the biggest debtors of the Bank Assets Management Company – but the management team of the latter was apparently not at all bothered by that fact.
Radonjić received the notice of termination of his membership on the Supervisory Board, which was sent by the Bank Assets Management Company, by e-mail – which is in violation of all administrative decision-making rules, and without a single word of explanation. According to him, the Supervisory Board, on which he had served since the first quarter of this year, had acted in a professional manner, as all four of its members were top professionals with excellent knowledge of corporate functioning. As a judge, Radonjić had tried the most complex cases of economic crime, so he had to know the Companies Act like the back of his hand. The former judge explained, among other things, that the chairman of the Supervisory Board, who is a director of a prominent company, though closer to the left than right, politically speaking, is an outstanding businessman, who was also replaced without explanation. “The President of the Supervisory Board is an outstanding professional who runs the company according to the best principles of conscientiousness and honesty. All the meetings of the Supervisory Board and the Management Board have been maximally substantive and professional, and the company is doing well in these difficult times of inflation and recession,” he said.
We can therefore see that the new authorities are carrying out a personnel purge that might befit the Turkish viziers of the early Ottoman Empire, who replaced and beheaded officials throughout the empire as if it was nothing. And the current authorities are not only carrying out the purge against those who are more right-wing in their thinking but even against their own people. “They are leading the country to ruin, probably deliberately, for reasons that I have explained and argued many times before. It has more or less been completely exposed by now that they were set up by the stolen elections from the centres of international power, for whom the decline of Slovenia is a target interest,” Radonjić commented on the developments and publicly called on all of those involved, including the chairman of the Bank Assets Management Company, to give at least one substantive, meaningful reason for the recall of the entire Supervisory Board in question.
Sara Bertoncelj
