Post-communist countries always go in one of two specific directions: either they develop into the free path of Western liberal capitalism, or they follow the path of the Russian oligarchic system. In 1992, when the late Jože Mencinger ordained the economy as an old man with a scythe and a hood on his head, the …
Presidential candidate Nataša Pirc Musar always proclaims that she will be the President of all Slovenians. Her predecessors had done the same – from Kučan, Drnovšek, Türk, to Pahor. But only two of them managed to do what they promised relatively well, while the other two remained loyal soldiers of their political option. With the …
Why Pirc Musar Would Never Be The President Of All Slovenians Read More »
With 99.99 percent of the votes counted, Anže Logar received 33.96 percent of the votes, while Nataša Pirc Musar received 26.86 percent. Milan Brglez had a 15.40 percent support, Vladimir Prebilič received 10.66 percent of the vote, Sabina Senčar 5.96 percent, Janez Cigler Kralj 4.35 percent, and Miha Kordiš 2.80 percent. The winner of the …
Logar Is The Winner of the first round of the presidential elections! Read More »
“Milan Brglez’s major electoral defeat is above all the fiasco of Robert Golob (Prime Minister and President of the Freedom Movement party – Gibanje Svoboda) and Tanja Fajon (Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Social Democrats party – Socialni Demokrati). The figures also prove this, and Golob’s narrative about the victory of the …
The Parsifal Agency’s recent public opinion poll shows a drop in support for presidential candidate Nataša Pirc Musar by just under 7 percentage points (to 19.9 percent), while respondents favour Anže Logar, who is convincingly in the lead with 21.7 percent support. Milan Brglez is in third place with 10.7 percent support. Logar would beat …
[Public Opinion Poll] Logar Is Too Strong For Both Candidates Of The Transitional Left Read More »
The two left-wing “spitzenkandidates” are apparently so nervous next to the calm and cohesive Anže Logar that they have started going after each other. Nataša Pirc Musar and Milan Brglez got into a fight during the commercial break of the notoriously leftist-friendly 24ur news programme on POP TV. Nataša Pirc Musar, the notorious lawyer of …
It was not enough when Slovenia became the laughing stock of the foreign media because of Golob’s “pandemic advice,” now we are once again on the radar of the world media because of the leftists, this time because of the “strange choice” of presidential candidates, or the “local Che Guevarrahs,” who will take part in …
Scandalous: Two Left-Wing Presidential Candidates Support Mass Murderers Read More »
For the medium of Odlazek’s empire, a surgeon Dr Erik Brecej emphasised that he will certainly not vote for Nataša Pirc Musar in the presidential elections, as he got to know her true face through the threats he felt on his own skin. “I will make a decision based on the integrity of a person, what …
More and more support for Logar, while support for Pirc Musar is falling Read More »
After Marta Kos withdrew from her announced candidacy for the position of President of the Republic of Slovenia, we in the media speculated what might have motivated her for that decision. Until today, when we received a hint that Robert Golob, after an intervention by Milan Kučan, had promised her one of the most prestigious …
The deep state is in a lot of trouble. They have sent a candidate who is not only a very conflict-prone, arrogant and hypocritical person but who is also heavily burdened with suspicions of corruption and financial malversation from her past, in connection with her husband, to the presidential race, where she has to face …
In recent days, the Slovenian public was upset by the news that the Ministry of the Interior had sent a letter to administrative units and some of the other ministries with the address where the presidential candidate Nataša Pirc Musar is collecting signatures to submit her candidacy, reports the Slovenian Press Agency. This was followed …
Yesterday was the first day when candidates vying to become Slovenia’s president in the 23 October election could submit their bids, and voters can formally support their candidates with signatures. The candidates have until 28 September to submit their candidacy with the National Electoral Commission. A candidate needs to be backed either by 10 MPs, …
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