hollowmason64 said:In any decent country, investigators would have combed through Turudić's finances ages ago, and if nothing else, he’d be behind bars by now.
As for that whole messy business regarding who was actually driving—in a functional society, professionals would have sanctioned him for that kind of stalling. Here? Not a peep. He’s even standing there in front of the cameras acting indignant, asking what the big deal is.
I don't really have an issue with what Milanović is saying, honestly. From his vantage point within the government, he probably sees things we couldn't even begin to imagine.
It was the same way with Kolinda when she tried to push out Lozančić and got all worked up about it. She was basically telling her buddy Mamić at a roast that whatever secrets he holds are going to the grave with him, but she made sure he knew exactly how much she despised him. I wouldn't be surprised if what she learned via the SOA was enough to trigger that level of contempt.
Yeah, it’s just sad that we live in a country where the President has to publicly ask why the Department of Justice has been sitting on a complaint against Banožić in a desk drawer for months.
Actually, everything is perfectly fine, and perhaps we should just ask ourselves why these problems exist in the first place.
However, the President cannot simply act as the judge and jury.
He has started commenting on who belongs in prison and who deserves to be prosecuted.
That is absolutely unacceptable.
Back during his administration, Linić attacked a commercial judge who blocked a pre-trial settlement.
And the American Association of Judges launched a massive attack against Linić for using his ministerial position to pressure the judiciary. So now, I have to ask, where is that association today?
Given the current situation we're facing, I find myself wondering why Linić didn't just tell that association to go jump in a lake. Honestly, he should have.
And now, we can all follow suit! The President of America is out here criticizing the rulings of American judges.
Well then, ladies and gentlemen, I suppose I shall start questioning every single court ruling from here on out!
Whenever you write that a certain political party is criminal or that their ministers are thieves, I am telling you right now: that is complete nonsense.
To hell with the judges who handed down those sentences, whether they've done it already or are planning to.