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SloveniaSportsOverlooked from the right12 days ago

The government of the pigeon robbed the taxpayers at their last meeting in broad daylight.

The article criticizes the government led by Robert Golob for using public funds to support new journalistic positions, arguing that this practice continues despite previous criticism. It claims the government has shifted towards creating social-political workers rather than traditional journalists, aiming to influence public opinion in favor of their policies. The article also mentions Dr. Boštjan M. Turk's response to this development.

Piše: Celjski glasnik

Zadnja štiri leta smo lahko davkoplačevalci gledali politiko , ki je na vsaki seji izvajala šolske primere, kako od davkoplačevalcev pobrati največ denarja oziroma denar davkoplačevalcev preusmeriti za svoje izbrane projekte.

Tej svoji praksi se vlada Roberta Goloba ni izneverila niti na svoji zadnji seji in našla nekakšen projekt za sofinanciranje novinarskih delovnih mest.

Pri tem se je vsekakor potrebno zavedati, kakšno novinarstvo in novinarska delovna mesta je zagovarjala Golobova vlada. Saj so namreč celo do nacionalnega medija prišli z idejo ter dejanji po tem, da ustvarijo namesto novinarjev, družbeno-politične delavce, ki bodo služili njihovi politiki. Tako so na svoji zadnji seji šli še korak dlje in izdali načrt za razvojne programe sofinanciranja novinarskega dela.

Na takšno vehementno delo se je odzval tudi dr. Boštjan M. Turk , ki je ob tem poslal jasno sporočilo: “ Kako nas oropajo davkoplačevalce sredi belega dne, brez sramu.”  Tako smo priča še enemu projekti s katerim skuša Golobova vlada čim bolj izčrpati delovnega državljana, da bi izobrazila ljudi, ki bi jim na naslednjih volitvah zopet pomagali na oblast!?

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DemokracijaParty-alignedLeft12 days ago
The government of the pigeon robbed the taxpayers at their last meeting in broad daylight.

The article criticizes the government led by Robert Golob for using public funds to support new journalistic positions, arguing that this practice continues despite previous criticism. It claims the government has shifted towards creating social-political workers rather than traditional journalists, aiming to influence public opinion in favor of their policies. The article also mentions Dr. Boštjan M. Turk's response to this development.

Bias read (Left): The article uses strong critical language toward the government, accusing it of exploiting taxpayers' money without shame and implying that the government's actions aim to manipulate public opinion for electoral gain. This framing suggests a clear ideological critique aligned with left-leaning views