“So, when this system starts to collapse in on itself, you can expect the rise of left-wing terrorism. The terrorist protest being organised in Ljubljana poses a serious security risk, as ties are being forged between the real terrorists and the amateur revolutionaries of Slovenia, which, once they lose their grip on the country, will …
Analyst: You Can Expect The Emergence Of Left-Wing Terrorism In Slovenia Read More »
The Movement for Palestinian Rights intends to organise a rally on Thursday, the 19th of October, at 5 p.m., in Ljubljana’s Republic Square. Thus, they will join the rallies of extremists across Europe who make no secret of their racist, anti-Semitic and terrorist intentions. For this reason, the security authorities should monitor the rally with …
Beware: NGOs Are Organising A Dangerous Anti-Semitic Rally Read More »
On Saturday night, four foreigners (supposedly migrants who had illegally entered Slovenia) allegedly beat a man and sexually assaulted a woman in an underpass on Vilharjeva Street near the Ljubljana train station. The police are also investigating the incident. At the beginning of the week, our source told us that on Saturday night, a couple …
Slovenian Police Covered Up The Rape Of A Woman By Migrants For Days Read More »
On Friday, in the middle of Ljubljana, we witnessed scenes like those we are used to in Croatia and other traditionally Catholic countries, but not in Slovenia. The first public prayer of the Rosary took place in Congress Square, organised by the Catholic Youth (Katoliška mladina). According to the newspaper Družina, about 200 people took …
Following the initiative of the Movement for Palestinian Rights, more than 40 NGOs have sent an appeal to Prime Minister Robert Golob and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon to immediately withdraw their support for Israel, which in turn means supporting the terrorist Hamas. But that is not all, they are also united …
Slovenian Taxpayers Are Financing Supporters Of Terrorism Read More »
It could well be that the next Minister to leave the government would be the Minister of Cohesion and Regional Development, Aleksander Jevšek. Accusations of ineffective management of the ministry, of disastrous results, were already piling up before the August floods – and these have only further exposed the powerlessness of the Minister and his …
When Hamas attacked Israel and the world was flooded with images of its atrocities, representatives of the Slovenian authorities responded in different ways. Predictably, the Left party (Levica) tried to justify the war crimes of the terrorist group Hamas, Prime Minister Golob condemned the same group, and Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon of the Social Democrats …
The Government has Decided To Fund Palestinian Refugees Read More »
The 1st of October Institute (Inštitut 1. oktober) has sent out a press release announcing the 8th nationwide pensioners’ protest. It will take place on Wednesday, the 18th of October, 2023. This time, the rally will take place in a slightly different way. After the rally, a camp will be set up in Ljubljana, where …
After The Eighth Nationwide Rally, The Pensioners Will Camp Out In The Capital Read More »
“The escalation of the conflict between Palestine and Israel will not bring a solution to the conflict between the two countries, which has been going on since 1967… World leaders must react as soon as possible and put their name forward for a ceasefire and the start of new peace negotiations. The only way to …
“For Slovenia to side with someone who is launching missiles into populated areas, which in my opinion is an act of terrorism, is a disaster! No politician should allow this; it is unacceptable!” said Miha Pogačnik, an international lawyer. “Slovenia’s foreign policy has been “completely confused” since Robert Golob has come to power. On the …
Experts: Slovenian Foreign Policy Is Completely Confused Read More »
We were recently shocked by the “legal opinion” of the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), which, between the lines, endorsed the “direct action” of radical leftists who destroyed props of the anti-abortion protesters. This is not an anomaly. The entire Slovenian political-media-civil-society establishment expressed support for violence – …
“Life wins in Ljubljana!” announced Aleš Primc, a campaigner for children’s rights and against Janković’s poisoning of Ljubljana’s drinking water. The March for Life took place in Ljubljana on Saturday, the 7th of October. The March for Life started on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Ljubljana. The event took place on the streets of the …
