“These four parties can only stand together when they are in opposition because they have limited options to fill their own pockets. As soon as they are in power, the butcher’s slaughter begins, who will be the best, and therefore the premature fall of the left-wing government follows,” wrote Žan Mahnič, Secretary for National Security in the Prime Minister’s Office.
The KUL coalition, or a group of four opposition parties that has been offering itself for some time as an alternative to the current government, which assumes they are capable of cooperating, is a “team” that has a history of evidence that they are not capable of doing so. Together they can only step “against Janša”, but when the government needs to be led, they like to – throw a rifle into the corn. This was also noticed by the Secretary of National Security, Žan Mahnič, who wrote on Twitter that they can only be together when they have limited possibilities of filling their own pockets.
The KUL coalition, a self-proclaimed opposition alternative to the new government, a group of parties by Tanja Fajon, Marjan Šarec, Luka Mesec and Alenka Bratušek, tweets daily against the current government and offers itself as an alternative, even though the current government came to power because they the same cast, threw the rifle into the corn.
SD, LMŠ, SAB and Levica are unable to cooperate when they are in power
If there were no alternative media, if there were no social networks, this tragicomic quartet could spend a lot more time riding a moral donkey, as the central media is completely uncritically holding their “bar”. So, fortunately, at least through platforms like Twitter, every now and then colleagues from the government coalition set up a mirror. In his tweet, the State Secretary for National Security, Žan Mahnič, hit the target completely in the middle, as he criticised their already demonstrated (in)ability to cooperate. When they were together in a coalition, quarrels soon began, which finally resulted in throwing a rifle into the corn, and in the opposition, they united in anti-Janšizm, a sociological phenomenon specific to Slovenia.
So remember the inability to cooperate and butcher slaughter for state troughs every time the media serves you something completely new with the same faces. Also, remember their successes during the reign, if any at all. Power primarily belongs only to them, but not to everyone else to work for the good of the people, prosperity and development of the country.