“In the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), we have proposed that all those engaged in economic activity, regardless of which energy products they use, should receive financial aid to mitigate the effects of the energy crisis. The Golob coalition rejected the proposal to the detriment of the economy!” the largest opposition party …
Tax expert and former director general of Furs, Ivan Simič, warned in this blog, among other things, that small business customers are forced to unconstitutionally sign contracts, according to which they will pay seven times more expensive electricity. “No one, not even the government, can turn a multitude of small business customers, who are individually small …
Electricity robbery in broad daylight: Is this really happening?! Read More »
During the term of the government of Janez Janša, Slovenian media outlets tied to obscure the actual reach of the then-Prime Minister in any way possible. Sometimes with ill-placed criticism – for example, on the occasion of the historic visit of the three statesmen to Kyiv, sometimes with ill-natured ridicule, and when all else failed, …
Prime Minister Golob Addressed An Almost Empty European Parliament Read More »
As we have already reported, Prime Minister Robert Golob addressed an almost empty European Parliament on Tuesday and, in his style, in addition to the usual formalities about Ukraine, the green transition and the energy crisis that all European leaders have to mention in their speeches, he also attacked the previous Slovenian government with his …
With the election of Robert Golob, Slovenia has swum into some strange waters. Some still insist that this is freedom. To others, however, it is clear that this is anything but. On this week’s episode of the show “Who Is Lying to You?” (“Kdo vam laže?”), Boris Tomašič hosted the renowned economist, professor and former …
As we have managed to find out, the head of Golob’s private security service, Miloš Njegoslav Milović, has already built up a strong business network, thanks to the Prime Minister, and he now advises ministers and guardians of the state economy. The resignation of the Minister of the Interior, Tatjana Bobnar, has completely exposed the …
These are the people that Have Worked With Milović because of Golob Read More »
A few days have passed already since the explosive mess was revealed, in which the convicted Miloš Njegoslav Milović, Acting Director-General of the Police, Boštjan Lindav, and Minister of the Interior, Tatjana Bobnar, were involved. The affair has brought to light some truths that the mainstream media will probably successfully hide this time, but the …
No More False Notions Of Pure And Fair Politics – The Public Demands Clarifications! Read More »
Until recently, Vesna Vuković was an “independent” journalist of the “Necenzurirano.si” web portal (“Uncensored”), but with her move to the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), it has once again become clear how extremely biased journalists and media are in Slovenia, and how they are just an extension of the transitional left. The so-called presstitution – …
Vesna Vuković – From “Independent” Journalist To Golob’s Sledgehammer Read More »
On Wednesday, the Ministry of the Interior sent the government explanations by Acting Director-General of the Police, Boštjan Lindav, and Minister of the Interior, Tatjana Bobnar, on political pressures on the work of the police. In her letter, Minister Bobnar announced that she would submit her resignation after returning to Slovenia from Brussels, and the …
Half a year of doom. A country renowned for its energy independence has apparently become, in the six months of socialist rule, a country where the state energy mastodons need to be recapitalised – in the total amount of almost half a billion euros. In October, a personal friend of Prime Minister Robert Golob, who …
For all the concern that the government of Robert Golob expresses about the terrible situation in the property market, it actually does surprisingly little about it. On the contrary, it is actively making the market situation worse. The new Income Tax Act, adopted by the government last week, will actually increase rents by increasing the …
There is no end in sight for the hypocrisy of the left – it is their modus operandi. For the last two years, Slovenia has been hearing about the “Orbanisation” and the left’s incitement of the people against it, while not a single good word was said about the Hungarian Prime Minister. Of course, everything …
