by Vinko Vasle
The state is shaking our foundations again every day. Once because of the tweets of the Prime Minister Janez Janša, because of which Joe Biden is supposed to bomb us. Secondly, because of Janez Janša’s tweets, due to which it was necessary to form a coalition of the constitutional arc with Prime Minister Jože P. Damijan at the helm. And don’t ask again what that P means to him. Thirdly, because of Janez Janša’s tweets, due to which our people decided for more violent resistance and resistance on the streets of Ljubljana. Fourth, because of Janez Janša’s tweets, because of which our journalists were beaten, as Silvester Šurla reports in the Reporter. Fifth, because of Janez Janša’s tweets, due to which we decided not to respect the measures to prevent the spread of infections, because in this case it is intimidation and dictatorship. We will attribute the dead to Janša anyway. If our media makes an effort, we can also attribute to him those from the spring of 1945.
It was awful these days again in the public house (e.g. brothel) of RTV SLO, which we don’t give away. It is not enough that dr. Jože Možina in Pričevalci, slanders our bright past, due to which the present and the Slovene language would not exist and there would be no multilingualism among the protesters in the style of “this is our country” – now he attacked the character and work of the father of the nation and nationality Janez Stanovnik. Admittedly, it was not he who did this, but archival researcher Igor Omerza, when he rudely accused the great communist thunderer of betraying collaborators in the Christian Socialists and secretly joining the party, that he was in the forefront of opponents of independence, that he forged the sky as a progressive social force. Of course, the documents really speak for themselves, which means that some of the responsible state security officers will only have to be asked what they were doing when the archives were burning. And of course, this also means that Omerza uses documents that don’t really exist because they were left intact by mistake.
It is an extremely important limb of the revolution
The Association of Fighters was therefore justifiably went crazy, and if there were no dictatorial measures due to the fictitious corona, more striking protests could be organised on Tito Square in Koper this time than it was in the case of Možina’s interview with Jože Dežman. This means that the fighters would smash Koper, beat three unmarked RTV journalists, although some doubt it. Let’s say the Home Guard, who rudely call these fighters predators – in the sense that the Swabians attacked us so much that we shit and ran away. Basically, the head of the fighters’ union, Marijan Križman, a 1953 first fighter, called our Igor Kadunec indignantly, who told him to write a protest statement, but then they wanted to know from Možina what that was. Instead of repenting deeply and sprinkling ashes, he hesitated a bit and then problematised the appearance of one protester in Tednik. The autonomy of the public house is of course also that Jelena Aščić can put a well-known dealer, a petrol station robber and a co-organiser of nice protests in Ljubljana in front of the cameras, because the man made it very clear that labelled RTV journalists will not be beaten up. That is all he did as a criminal and is that supposed to be problematic? The fact that this Anisa Ličina is now being attacked by right-wingers is pure chauvinism of those who cook beef soup on Sundays. Another prosecutor advocated for him in the style of instructions to the police “do not touch Anisa”. It is therefore an extremely important limb of the revolution. Already Slobodan Milošević emptied prisons in Serbia and sent the worst murderers and criminals to the front, where they proved to be excellent.
In general, the RTV brothel with General Kadunec is returning to the pre-independence period, as evidenced by the fact that he ordered a comment to be attached to a VSO documentary on the plebiscite that this is not the public house’s position. An armed uprising against independence is necessary and will take place in Serbian, because these cadres proved to be excellent on December 5th and because verbally Slovene does not possess the threats that are necessary. In the end, I would like to thank the entire opposition, led by Tanja Fajon, for supporting the protesters, whom the right-wingers call hooligans, thugs, the Serbian mafia and the like. And a special thank you to Kadunec for preventing the appearance of this dictatorial government and Janša on our public house television.
Vinko Vasle is a longtime journalist and editor and former director of Radio Slovenia.