SloveniaThe article is a letter to the current Slovenian government, led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, demanding the immediate removal of mayor Janković, who is accused of being a political communist terrorist. The author claims that Janković is terrorizing Ljubljana by prohibiting the burial of victims of WWII, potentially endangering residents' water supply if they do not adhere to communism. The writer criticizes the continued influence of communist ideology in Slovenian politics, suggesting it has been adapted to follow 'Soros' guidelines. They accuse former leader Jože Pučnik (Kučan) of aligning with Western democracy while maintaining a totalitarian political approach in Ljubljana. The author argues that Slovenia’s constitution, drafted largely by communists including Dr. France Bučar, still enables communist control despite democratic reforms. They claim that the proportional voting system hides numerous leftist groups, many of which are described as communist or aligned with Soros, and suggest this undermines genuine democratic representation.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the current Slovenian government and political system as influenced by communist ideologies, accusing leaders like Kučan of hypocrisy in claiming to support Western democracy while maintaining authoritarian practices. It portrays the ruling party and associated leftist groups as '
