@paradaplesa Debili ste tisti ki vlačite mačke iz drugih držav, naša zavetišča in ulice so jih pa polna. Le kaj s tem naredite, le prastavljate državo v kateri bodo muce umrle. Debilke jebiga.
@457Express@MarkoS2075@ingela56579322 Lol, Slovenia did not walk out and Slovenia never supported Putin. They are loudly on Ukraine side and also on Izrael side. Izrael just opened embassy in Ljubljana 2 weeks ago.
🚨 Slovenia’s PM at the UN: Executions in Iran need serious condemnation
@JJansaSDS is one of the very few leaders at UNGA to name the wave of executions in Iran.
Talking about double standards he said:
“Executions, including those involving political prisoners, young intellectuals and others who oppose the regime, demand serious attention. Yet there is often no sufficiently serious condemnation of these executions or of the broader violations of human rights.”
24 September.
Ampak vi tega dejansko ne predlagate.
Predlagate ukinitev prispevka in financiranje iz proračuna, torej v prevodu še vedno prisilno plačevanje, ki zgolj malo lepše izgleda, ker se ne vidi na položnici.
I was skeptical about Europe’s future, but recent weeks have convinced me Europe is lost. Just let me explain.
Elections in Sweden and Berlin revealed two alarming trends likely to worsen, with disastrous effects on Europe’s prosperity, social cohesion, safety and peace:
1. More young people vote for far-left parties, ignoring their history of shooting those fleeing socialism at the Berlin Wall, or their absurd current communist programs. Those who lacked their parents’ drive to study, work or start businesses now have the easy excuse to blame capitalism and “the rich“ for their laziness.
2. Elections are no longer won with reasonable programs. The left ramps up immigration for votes. Supporting militant antisemitism and promising lifelong welfare is sufficient to get enough votes to win. When in power the left opens borders further for new voters. Just see what is happening in Spain.
It starts to get really concerning, Europe’s future looks like a slow-motion disaster.
Most European capitals are economic engines. Remove Prague and Czechia’s GDP per capita drops 22.5%, Brussels takes 21% off Belgium, Stockholm 19%, Paris 13.6%. Remove Berlin and Germany’s GDP per capita barely moves: –0.4%.
Isn’t that telling? Other capitals concentrate corporate headquarters, banks, law firms, consultancies and high-value private services, Berlin concentrates government, NGOs and administration. Berlin’s unemployment and welfare rate is about 70% higher than the German average. Only about 33% of Berlin‘s residents are employed is in the private sector.
Anyone surprised that 57% voted for far-left and left parties in last Sunday’s Berlin elections? Of course they vote for parties that promise money for nothing, scream “tax the rich” and seriously call this nonsense “social justice.”