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The SDS thanked the voters who, in its opinion, understand that their vote is the strongest democratic tool. It stated that the campaign once again demonstrated the influence of propaganda on public opinion. According to its words, some represented the parliamentary investigation of political officials as political police, while the political police in the past resorted to imprisoning, persecuting, and killing people. SDS added that Slovenia has a lot of work ahead for greater resistance to propaganda in order to reach the level of developed democracies. #demokracija #volitve #propaganda (translated)

Jože Možina wrote that RTV somewhat covered up the interview with historian Dr. Željko Oset that evening, in his opinion. He labeled Oset as an excellent historian who, in his words, placed Asta Vrečko and the political police in the right context. He also referenced Oset's books *The Academic World Under Surveillance* and *The Udbas Handbook* and invited readers to watch the interview. #intervju #zgodovina #politika (translated)

Žiga Turk noted that half of the voters did not want a political police, while the other half wanted an investigation into political corruption. He labeled both as good, but called it bad that, according to him, they lied to the first half of the voters. #politika #volitve #korupcija (translated)

Zala Klopčič wrote that, in her opinion, the portal Oštro censored the publication of the Nova Smer association about the referendum. She claimed that the head of Oštro, Anuška Delić, is the organizer of the political campaign for the same referendum and that she opposed the law late during the debates. She added that Oštro is now censoring the posts of supporters of the law and asked whether this is about a political police. #cenzura #politika #referendum (translated)

Žiga Turk wrote that, in his opinion, the left expresses itself excessively and uses, as he stated, labels like genocide for a brutal war, extreme right for the right, fascist government for a democratic government, and political police for a parliamentary commission. He added that, in his opinion, such behavior would not be tolerated in the country if there were at least some critical media, but he labeled the media as the main enablers of this rhetoric. #politika #mediji #histerija (translated)

Sara Stepanjan wrote that a soldier who drove her father in Gorenjska contacted them, whom she claimed was innocent. According to her, the soldier was photographed while indicating where the explosives were supposed to be hidden, but they were not there. She claimed that her father was first accused, tortured, and imprisoned, and only then did they look for evidence or create it if they did not find any. She described such actions as the workings of a real political police. https://t.co/WHSbv1JBWe #politika #vojna #pravica (translated)

"Because of her criticisms, she would not be liked by any current authorities... politicians on one side complain and on the other side politicians judge," Andreja Katič emphasizes that the law should include additional safeguards, instead of abolishing them. #parlamentarnapreiskava #političnapolicija #človekovepravice (translated)

"It is right that the same criteria are applied to the left, to the right, to the center... the same criteria for all," Janez Žakelj (NSi) emphasizes that the first article of the law clearly discusses the determination of political responsibility of holders of public office, which is a constitutional duty of the mandate. #parlamentarnapreiskava #političnapolicija #človekovepravice (translated)

The referendum question on the amendment to the law on parliamentary investigations is causing great controversy, with the opposition claiming that it introduces a political police, while the government argues that it will only improve the efficiency of investigations into controversial business dealings in the energy sector. #parlamentarnapreiskava #političnapolicija #človekovepravice (translated)

Luka Svetina noted that the research, in his opinion, again shows that older voters are the target of campaigns by non-governmental organizations supported by mainstream media. He assessed that they are particularly susceptible to slogans without a solid foundation, including the term "political police," and that because of their numbers, they often decide Slovenian elections to the detriment of younger people who desire change. He added that this generation fell for distraction tactics in the week leading up to the parliamentary elections regarding clips from Anticorruption: according to him, it became more important who recorded them than what was actually in them. Svetina urged conversations with parents and grandparents and to provide them with credible information, including citing laws and commentaries. #Slovenija #politika #generacije (translated)

brutusReloaded wrote that political and public officials should be held accountable for matters such as Stožice, Litijska 51, and allegedly suspicious financial flows of GEN-I. He added that in his opinion, they should no longer be able to resort to legal tricks or be above the law, and considered that to be correct. https://t.co/bJeS15wXyH #političnaodgovornost #javnofunkcionarstvo #transparentnost (translated)

Žan Mahnič called for an investigation into political corruption. He wrote that Article 1 of the Law on Parliamentary Investigation clearly states that a person who is not a holder of a public office cannot be the subject of a parliamentary investigative committee. He claimed that Robert Golob could be the subject of the investigation and accused the opposition of trying to protect him from responsibility for alleged illegal actions. Mahnič labeled the question about the alleged "political police" supposedly reading citizens' SMS messages as a lie. He stated that such claims are intended to shield the mafia from responsibility. He added the hashtag #4xZA. #4xZA #PolitičnaKorupcija #RobertGolob #Preiskava (translated)

BrutusReloaded called for a vote on a parliamentary investigation and asked the audience whether they believe that Stožice was a big mess, whether they doubt that Golob had his identity stolen in Romania, and whether they find 7 million euros for Litijska 51 to be ridiculous. He wrote that the investigation would prevent officials from being untouchable and above the law due to legal tricks, and labeled the post with #4xZA. #4xZA https://t.co/6S2Rd9dyZj #Slovenija #političnaPreiskava #državljanskePravice (translated)

Rok Ravnikar stated that labeling parliamentary investigations as "political police" is mockery of the victims of totalitarian regimes. Among the political police, he included the Gestapo, Securitate, Stasi, AVO, UDBA, KGB, Santebal, Mukhabarat, DINA, and DSA. He added that, in his opinion, those who loudly used this term while glorifying the slogans or leaders of these systems acted perversely. He called for the development of democratic awareness and culture so that people could correctly name phenomena and recognize and reject totalitarian attempts in various forms. #politika #demokracija #totalitarizem (translated)

Žiga Turk wrote that the referendum campaign of Svoboda, Levica, and non-governmental organizations, for which he used an insulting term, was, in his opinion, conducted to prevent the investigation of allegedly questionable dealings of the new class. He added that the Democrats would vote in favor. https://t.co/NC6hMHmRqZ #demokracija #referendum #političnaPolicija (translated)

Early voting is starting ahead of the super referendum, where civil society and the political opposition are focusing on the key referendum on the amendment of the law on parliamentary investigations, while the government warns of potential authoritarian consequences. #Slovenija #referendum #politika (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)

Peter Jančič wrote that they were already troubled by the constitutional court when it annulled the provision that made an appeal impossible for an investigation. He added that the Romanians have now arrested the director of the company GEN-I Sonce, which he described as worse than "political police." He also noted that various information is coming into the media uncontrollably. https://t.co/km486xOaHs #politika #pravo #mediji (translated)