Dorks Protest Robert Fico

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So, dear friends, whenever a politician is not to the liking of globohomo shills, there will be dorks protesting with EU flags. As if by command…

“Fico go home to Russia”

“Slovakia is ashamed of you.”

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  1. I believe we can all learn something from this event.

    https://www.euronews.com/2023/12/13/thousands-rally-in-slovakia-to-condemn-the-government-plan-to-close-top-prosecutors-office

    Here are the lessons:

    1. Just like Hong Kong and Belarus, if you’re aligning yourself with something that’s against the political and corporate elites’ route to gaining money, power and influence, anything you said or done can be used against you. Democracy, justice, anti-corruption, against certain type of law reform…etc, all of them are excuses and shouldn’t be taken literally. That said, I don’t know about Slovakia’s case, or Belarus’ for that matter. You probably know more than I do. But in Hong Kong’s case, this type of event may indicate some serious societal problems that remain inappropriately addressed, if not completely unaddressed. Back in 2019, I remember I was talking about how Carrie Lam should stick to psy-ops when it comes to dealing with those young rioters. I have a rather limited schooling, but I know ground reality, especially when it comes to the societies across East Asia and US (for US, there’s a reason why I was disillusioned to BLM and Stop Asian Hate from the get-go). This type of ground knowledge may prove to be useful in squashing such type of protests.

    2. According to the article: “Fico returned to power for the fourth time after his scandal-tainted leftist party won Slovakia’s 30 September parliamentary election on a pro-Russia and anti-American platform”…….Basically, EU countries can support or against Brussels, but anyone who’s not an Atlanticist are in danger of being overthrown. One may wanna bring up Hungary’s Orban, but Orban is a bit different though. The man has ties with many right-wing personalities within US. And even Orban is not scarred with protests- well, there’s that palatial bullshit going on among American elites…big oil vs green tech developers, the corporations that want wider customer base vs the corporations that want popularity and loyalty among a limited section of customer base…etc. You probably get the picture. Either way, I don’t think Fico got such type of connection in US. Therefore, Slovakia is at a higher risk of an out-of-control shit storm compared to Hungary, much like 2013 – 2014 Ukraine, or Venezuela’s and Hong Kong’s case. Strictly speaking, there’s a way to prevent it or at least reduce the damages though – through a decentralized form of governance (most important point) and perhaps a well-armed population, on top of a very well thought out diplomacy and geopolitical strategy. But Slovakia doesn’t seem to be such country. To sum it up, if your government or political movement doesn’t have any tie with any fraction of American elites, it’ll only be a matter of time till you face shits like this.

    3. “Under the previous government, which came to power in 2020 after campaigning on an anti-corruption ticket, dozens of senior officials, police officers, judges, prosecutors, politicians and businesspeople linked to Fico’s party have been charged and convicted of corruption and other crimes.”…..this brings back the moment back in the much less bat shit mid-2010s, when the Western media was talking about Xi’s anti-corruption campaign was meant to get rid of any of his opponents. I believe it’s time for folks across US and EU to answer to this very important question: who the fuck is not corrupted in some ways? Honestly speaking! Oh, so those who support US elites and willing to provide suckie suckie to the fraction that’s currently big is not corrupted? And those who refuse to do that, or do a shitty job at suckie suckie, but are launching anti-corruption campaign are corrupted themselves? One of the most important rules to politics: certain accusations can deal a powerful blow to your opponent. Corruption is one of them. Most normies don’t seem to understand, that’s the problem. As long as they don’t understand, then the corruption accusation will always work. Unless there’s an obvious proof of such corruption, I usually take such claims with grant of salt.

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    1. Fico won again after a pro-West government completely discredited itself. These people always have their mouths full of accusations of pro-Russianness and corruption but when they get to power they embarrass themselves and pave a way for Fico to come to power. A pattern repeated throughout the region.

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      1. Hey, that sounds like…America. Except for US, it’s even more comical, as I don’t think the conservatives are even that pro-Russia to begin with. Same thing with Republicans’ accusation of Democrats being CCP agents. In US, both guys are kinda like that.

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      2. Leaders like Fico are only pro-Russian because they don’t want to send weapons to Ukraine and don’t want Ukraine in the EU. Hungary has its reason like the discrimination of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine.

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