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Thus, the people have shown that they want to continue living in a free and democratic country. Opposition leader Robert Golob emphasized, after the majority of ballots were counted, that voters "have rejected the ruling coalition's idea of introducing a political police." #referendum #Slovenija #zaupanje (translated)

Teva recorded that she found it frightening that opponents of the parliamentary inquiry, such as Golob and Bratušek, had won. She claimed that voters in the referendum on investigating corruption supported her legalization with their votes and asked whether civil society anywhere in the world supports corruption. https://t.co/6BoucZihNO #korupcija #referendum #civilnaDružba (translated)

Resni.ca thanked the people for helping to end the era of old politics. She wrote that she was especially pleased with the result regarding the contribution for RTV, as she marked it as her area, and added that the message is clear. https://t.co/RCILcJaFL9 #politika #RTV #volitve (translated)

The author claimed that the left government did not find money for children with rare diseases, but instead intended to allocate millions of euros to non-governmental organizations, which, according to him, do not benefit the people. He added that public money was also intended for gender studies. https://t.co/FnqfYw0wwo #redkebolezni #javnofinančno #nevladneorganizacije #SI (translated)

Dr. Nina Kojima wrote that it was justified to express dissatisfaction and distrust towards the political direction of RTV Slovenia and to call for a fundamental reform of the public service. She expected the government to implement the reform differently than former Prime Minister Golob, who had announced a "cleaning of RTV Janšism." She added that she was the first on the list herself. Kojima accused former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko of not protecting her, even though, according to her, RTV Slovenia fell under the jurisdiction of the ministry. She wrote that Vrečko, based on the information she had, was looking forward to the list of those who were laid off. She claimed that they were politically removed, sidelined, and harmed, also describing the insulting attitude towards them. She emphasized that the abolition of the RTV fee would not in itself mean the reform for which, in her view, strategy, effort, and determination were needed. According to her, Slovenia needs a national media that serves the public, reports according to fundamental journalistic principles, and prioritizes facts over comments from ideological speakers. Kojima also wrote that she had lived and grown up with RTV for at least four decades and that the employees were mostly creative, hardworking, and decent intellectuals. Before the referendum, she urged people to consider the consequences of past layoffs for individuals, children, and families. She expressed a wish that she and her family would be among the few affected, and that her former colleagues and their families would not have to endure similar experiences. In conclusion, she called for a public service and government that would act virtuous and not vindictively. #Slovenija #RTV #javniservis (translated)

I understand that the coalition politics along with the Truth wants people not to receive the right information even about things that are being decided. The leader of the parliamentary group of the Freedom Movement, Borut Sajovic, pointed out that the 15-day deadline for convening the session has once again been violated. (translated)

I am convinced that this will happen on the same day, but I hope that all people understand that the fate of the country is at stake in these referendums. Left coordinator Luka Mesec estimates that the government is actually worried about the possibility of defeat in the legislative referendum on the intervention law. #Referendum #Sindikati #InterventniZakon (translated)

Before confirming the scheduled execution date, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Thursday that the execution of the death penalty would be broadcast live online, stating that people need to understand that such actions have serious consequences, reported the Axios portal. #usmrtitev #NidalHasan #Pentagon (translated)

Before confirming the scheduled execution date, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced on Thursday that the execution of the death penalty will be broadcast live on the internet, stating that people need to understand that such actions have serious consequences, reported the Axios portal. #usmrtitev #Teksas #morilec (translated)

BrutusReloaded asked why the people he wrote about do not clean, tidy up, build states, and support the domestic economy if they are better off in Slovenia. He noted that they do not do this out of pure altruism, and asked whether they can appreciate it. He added that they have chosen to be "guests," as Slovenia is clearly not their personal choice. https://t.co/mMVtbdoC4n #Slovenija #gospodarstvo #družba (translated)

Matej Rigelnik wrote that people went to the forest also so that their children would not speak German and to preserve the language and names of villages. He emphasized that people were willing to undertake great deeds to preserve these things. He recalled his grandmother's words in the Trbovlje maternity hospital, where, according to her, around 900 children were born a year forty years ago, while today only around 350 are born. The grandmother added that most of them are, in her opinion, no longer "ours." Rigelnik noted that Slovenians gained their own country, schools, books, and flags, but he wondered whether the people who fought for this counted on the possibility that over time there would be fewer and fewer of those who could pass it on. #jezik #kultura #zgodovina (translated)

The author of the post stated that the show "Best Morning" on SLO 2 aired a selection of previously broadcast shows "Good Morning" on Saturday, October 3, at 7 o'clock. The contribution was about St. Anton in Pohorje. He described that a man in it said how they saved equipment from a classroom before the burning, while the teacher corrected him, stating that the school was probably burned by the Germans, not the partisans. The author believed that people do not know Slovenian history because, according to him, the education system has instilled falsehoods about the National Liberation Struggle, and they do not investigate history themselves. He thanked Mr. M. Jevševar for the contribution and praised the title "Embarrassment on the Depoliticized ...". #Slovenija #zgodovina #šolstvo (translated)

Johanca noted that people decide about their own lives, while politics influences the environment, education, taxes, and healthcare. She added that voters decide which politicians will shape the policies by which they will live, and she urged participation in the referendum. https://t.co/uKaNYSv1Rb #referendum #politika #življenje (translated)

Milena recorded that she would vote for four questions because she wants to express what kind of country she desires. During the parliamentary inquiry, she supported more effective oversight of decision-makers and the establishment of political accountability, while respecting the rights of the investigated. Regarding social assistance, she argued that people who are able to work and do not have objective barriers should contribute to the community in exchange for help. She emphasized that the state must distinguish between them and people who cannot work due to illness, disability, or other barriers, and help them. She supported a proposal that Slovene citizens and citizens of other EU member states should vote in local elections. She believed that the right to vote should be linked to citizenship, which, according to her, means belonging to a political community and brings rights and responsibilities. She advocated for the abolition of the mandatory RTV contribution due to a change in the funding method and greater accountability of public broadcasting to payers. She expected credible reporting from them, space for different opinions, and transparent spending of money, as well as a clear plan for funding quality programs of public importance after the change. She added that four votes for the states will not be resolved overnight, but she wants to express through them that responsibility, work, citizenship, and respect for the money people earn are important to her. https://t.co/9KelKzT62C #Glasovanje #PolitičnaOdgovornost #DružbenaSolidarnost (translated)

Ciril wrote that he had heard rumors that someone had threatened a woman, among other things, that they had threatened to push her off the road. He believed that the threats could be real if the new leadership team in healthcare endangered the interests of the supplier mafia, as large sums of money circulate in healthcare, according to him. As another possibility, he mentioned that a criminal group, which he said was running the country from behind the scenes and stealing public money, might act against the Democrats after a failure with Resnica. If the rumors were true, it would be understandable, in his opinion, that the woman was afraid for her life. In this context, he recalled the death of Dušan Konda, which he labeled a suspicious suicide after the failed attempt to bribe members of parliament from Resnica. Ciril also wrote that people might not realize the seriousness of the intervention in the flow of public money into private pockets. According to estimates by experts and institutions he referred to, Slovenia is said to have lost about 3.5 billion euros a year due to corruption, or 10 million euros a day. #korupcija #politika #Slovenija (translated)

BrutusReloaded wrote that people who, in his words, mock the dead victims of the communist genocide then cowardly present themselves as victims. He added that he disgustedly distances himself from the post I8m, which he labeled as inhuman, and that he supports Janez Janša. https://t.co/d55VgLSYev #komunističnigenocid #človečnost #solidarnost (translated)

Is the caviar socialist Nika Kovač @nikakolac from the Institute @8Marec with her fighting secured another flight worth several thousand euros in "bourgeois" business class? Notorious Nika was spotted again on a flight from New York to Europe at the end of last week. Interestingly, she did not travel in economy but in business class, which can only be afforded by wealthier people. Business class tickets are usually several times more expensive than economy class tickets, especially on intercontinental flights. https://t.co/oLqSkyjr97 #kaviar #buržuazija #poslovnired (translated)