By: Bogdan Sajovic
A few days ago, the Americans dropped a bomb on the head of the Iranian autocrat Ali Khamenei and, if the tearful announcer on Tehran television is to be believed, sent him off to 72 virgins or something like that. Cool.
America’s allies welcomed the operation, some more enthusiastically, some less so, for example the left‑wing governments of the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada.
The Slovenian Bolshevik government is, of course, once again an exception. Some members of the government reacted more cautiously and indirectly, while others, such as the monthly columnist from Levica, practically openly sided with the Tehran regime. Let us recall that, by our own choice, confirmed in a referendum, we decided to join NATO and thus the United States. We do not have to greet every one of their actions with fanfare, but as long as we are allies, we at least have to stand silently by their side.
Of course, Slovenian Bolsheviks are first‑class hypocrites, which is no surprise, since they learned from their idol Tito. He had a big mouth full of world communist revolution, yet he had no qualms about rolling himself to the celebration of the 2,500th anniversary of the Iranian monarchy. In a luxurious palace on the Caspian Sea, he happily stuffed himself with caviar, filled his pockets with lavish gifts from the host, and could not care less about the communists rotting in the Shah’s prisons.
Broz’s proud successors are hypocrites of the same kind. Their mouths are full of progressivism, compassion, feminism, yet they did not utter a single word when the ayatollahs’ regime oppressed Iranian women, killed tens of thousands of protesters, carried out mass executions, and committed countless proven cases of torture against opponents of the regime. No, they became concerned only when the ayatollahs started getting beaten. The same ayatollahs who, with the help of Slovenian Bolsheviks, circumvented international sanctions and laundered bloody billions through Slovenian banks.
Of course, our allies are not fools, and under the rule of the Bolsheviks Slovenia is turning into a pariah of the Western alliance. That is why it is essential that we remove the hypocritical Bolsheviks in the elections, regain the trust of our allies, and avoid the consequences that befall hypocrites …