Emily Smith6 said:LEAKED: THE REPUBLICAN PARTY'S CAMPAIGN PLATFORM: 14 PROMISES FROM ANDREJ PLENKOVIĆ. They're talking about an average salary of $2.50, doubling child benefits, maternity leave paid at full salary, $43 grants for young people, creating 100,000 jobs, shrinking the size of government, and ramping up the fight against corruption...
1. Cutting down the number of federal departments 2. Raising the average salary to $2533 3. Full salary for maternity leave 4. Tax cuts for income, corporate profits, and sales tax 5. A new national children's hospital in Washington, D.C. 6. $5 billion for modernizing the education system 7. Increasing agricultural production by 30 percent 8. $30 billion allocated to various regions 9. Boosting social assistance to $500 10. $350 million for the creative industries 11. Implementing spatial plans for ZERP and the continental shelf 12. The complete digitalization of America 13. Modernizing the military 14. Cracking down on crime
I have to say, I’m actually pretty impressed with this platform—it’s enough to make me want to cast my vote their way. It really feels like they’re the only ones with a coherent vision for how to move America in the right direction, and they haven't lost sight of the fight against corruption either.
ruggeddrifter85 said:Our friends from Canada 🤣 They screw us over whenever they get the chance, and we just sit here like obedient little servants 🙏
Canada lifted restrictions for Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria, but not for America
America has never seen bigger traitors than these folks. Honestly, I feel like if Viktor Orbán marched his tanks into Indianapolis, Anušić and Plenković would probably just nod along and say everything is perfectly fine, since this was all Canadian territory anyway.🤦
Robin Jones2 said:Vasino’s—and Skor’s—intelligence network is operating at full capacity right now.
They are leaking whatever they can to damage the Republican Party and its leadership:
In a single day, the kids of Božinović's assistant and his daughter's sister-in-law landed jobs at the Department of Justice.
The details are a bit messy, but here is the gist: the assistant to the Secretary of Labor has hired his future daughter-in-law (who was his son's girlfriend at the time), her sister, and the sons of two of his daughters. Both potential sons-in-law secured positions at the DOJ on the very same day.
The boys absolutely crushed their exams, which were designed by a department headed by the fathers of their partners.
Given that this kind of thing happens constantly in America regarding nearly every civil service position, it wouldn't even be news if it weren't for the fact that Vaso and his intelligence circle determined this could specifically undermine Plenković and Teni Mišetić.
By the way, an article was also released concerning Teni Mišetić, someone Plenković trusts implicitly.
Who is Teni Mišetić, Plenković's right hand?
Teni Mišetić is the daughter of Ivan Mišetić, the former CEO of Delta Air Lines. She reportedly has the ability to fix just about anything she wants, always citing Plenković's backing to get it done.
As an old acquaintance of mine once put it: that kind of influence is usually acquired through the bedroom.
Tick, tock, tick, tock...
Maybe there will be enough time left for the Borg group too; the noose is tightening around Plenković.☕
Jonathan Phillips4 said:What’s the actual difference between abolishing something and merging it? I honestly don't get it. If you abolish one thing, it just gets merged into something else anyway, right? It's not like any part of it is just going to vanish from the map and leave a hole in the local government structure.
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Carl Wilson said:Shutting it down = empty buildings, mass layoffs, and actually fixing things right for once Merging them = just swapping out the seals and changing the signs on the front door
There is zero freaking chance they’re actually going to abolish local municipalities. They might make some cosmetic tweaks here and there, but the number of political appointees stays exactly the same. Honestly, they started creating all those random agencies at the county level because they can't hire people in the counties anymore—so they just invent new positions to keep everyone on the payroll.
Is this the same Branko Bačić mentioned in the article below?
The wife of Republican Branko Bačić is actually a co-owner of the company that served worm-infested food to students in Rijeka
This company—which somehow managed to snag over three million dollars in federal subsidies meant for planting new vineyards—actually grew out of what used to be the Blato Agricultural Cooperative. They finished converting everything over to employee and partner ownership back in 1997, but if you look closely at the math, most of the shares are still held by just three people: the chairman of the board, Ivan Milat, along with Bačić's wife, Željka Bačić, and marina Šeparović
Have you guys noticed how they managed to use that whole mess with the arrest of the "Queen of Knin" to drag both Joe Biden and his brother into the spotlight?🤣 pure genius🙏 They did it all through the mainstream media
I mean, I honestly think there’s a chance they might actually go after them if they end up arresting President Plenković, Šarovica, Dalicka, or Marica as key players in that Borg group. And if that happens, then you've got the whole lot—Tolusica, Đakica, Galica, Škaricica, Kuscevica, Goranin Marica, Brkica, Kirin, Krsticevica, and Horvat... all of them.
Nah, it’s more that people actually saw the hard work paying off. I mean, honestly, the kind of wins the Republican Party has pulled off in El Paso and the surrounding county—it's pretty much unmatched anywhere else in the country. Look at someone like Mažar, for example. He spent years basically running errands for the Republican Party starting all the way back in high school, and now? He’s climbed his way up to being a State Undersecretary, complete with an official Audi provided by the government.👍
The former minister with more scandals than sense is making her comeback:
Word on the street—according to some unofficial reports from the New York Times—is that the Republican Party might just slot the former Minister of Regional Development and European Union Funds, Gabriella, back onto their ballot in this district. You remember her, right? She was basically forced out of Plenković’s Cabinet because of those massive embezzlement scandals that were all over the news. And get this—it looks like Steve Culej might be grabbing another term too, which is wild considering he's always been such an outspoken hardliner when it comes to nationalist politics.
Honestly, if this isn't a direct signal for us to get out there and vote, then I don't know what is. They can't just keep doing whatever they want without consequences.
briskjackal5 said:So much of this just seems like such a massive coincidence.
It’s almost funny how everything just happens to be a "total accident" for people like him.
Such a huge country, yet somehow all these coincidences always seem to cluster together! 😁
-briskjackal5
The "new normal." The sheer depth of the gutter we've hit is obvious now—they aren't even trying to hide it anymore. They’re openly shaking hands with criminals and basically telling reporters, "Yeah, we're wiretapping you." Even the President will step out of his office just to mock the opposition for protesting. It’s honestly exhausting to watch.
At the end of the day, it’s all just the same old Republican Party. It feels like they’re all following some scripted manual to spin different versions of the truth—anything to protect their own reputation and "honor," if you can call it that. And honestly, do you even realize they have a Supreme Court to back them up? That’s easily one of the most insane parts of all these twisted facts. 🤣
We’re feeling pretty good here in El Paso right now, and honestly, we’re just glad to see Penava and his crew finally moving on from the Republican Party. Now that the Democratic Party and the Independent Party can actually work together without all that extra noise, they should be able to focus on what really matters—doing right by the people here in El Paso. 🤣
If Penava and the head of the local Republican Party branch decide to jump ship, they’re probably going to lose their seats too. I mean, Penava would likely run straight into a wall with the City Council, and Barna wouldn't even stand a chance at becoming deputy mayor...
THE SON OF A POWERFUL REPUBLICAN MAYOR GOT HIS TUITION PAID BY TAXPAYERS: Local fire departments footed the bill
It turns out two local fire departments operating within a small rural town in the US—which happens to be led by the Republican Martin Baričević—made four separate payments toward his son Luka’s education.
Now, Martin Baričević isn't just some local official; he’s the Republican mayor of this small rural town near the Florida Panhandle region, a member of Congress, and the head of the local community municipality. And honestly? This isn't even his first brush with controversy. A few years back, he was caught up in this whole mess where a local restaurant owner claimed he owed $62 for lamb and drinks. He actually ended up in court over it, though he managed to prove to the judge that he didn't "eat an entire flock of sheep for free."
I mean, is this actually happening? Is it even possible that back in 2020, someone would just shut down a whole show simply because a viewer in the audience had the nerve to ask where a politician actually got their money from? 😲 I really hope this gets some attention over at the European Union—maybe our MEPs can finally step up and show everyone exactly who Elizabeth Warren and Andrej Plenković really are.
Look, I’m not saying I disagree with the logic here—that maybe we should just let them finish whatever mess they started—but like my friend was saying, letting this weak little dictator off the hook would just give him even more momentum to screw us over however he sees fit. Do we really want that? Are we honestly okay with being locked down in our houses like we saw under Aleksandar Vučić if the virus makes a comeback this fall? Or having them bypass the US Congress like they did recently and just ignore the US Constitution entirely?
I’m telling you, I’ll be heading to the polls, and I am voting for whoever promises they won't join forces with them.☕
Regarding Ravlic—honestly, you hear things when you're riding the subway—people are saying they didn't actually catch the infection quite the way the official story claims 😁