BY ROBERT BAJRUŠI

Croatian laws apply only to bipedal oxen, Jupiters are allowed everything While eating and drinking at the Club, a farmer who went to the field was fined 8,000 kunas, and the police beat the women who were walking on Marjan Writes: Robert BajrušiPosted: September 25, 2020 7:21 pm President Zoran Milanović, building in Slovenska Street President Zoran Milanović, building in Slovenska Street Boris Kovacev / Cropix FMessWhat connects Dara Calleary , the Irish Minister of Agriculture, David Clark , the New Zealand Minister of Health, and another Irishman - Phil Hogan , the European Commissioner for Trade? All three are victims of the covida-19 pandemic. Fortunately, not in the health sense, because the trio is alive and well, but in the political sense. Namely, both Calleary and Clark and Hogan are today - former ministers. Although they were valued for their expertise, they played, so during the lockdown they went to banquets where there were more people than allowed, and that is why they are now - the former. Phil Hogan apologized and stressed that he believed he respected epidemiological measures. "It is important to say that I did not break the law. But, as a representative of the public, I had to strictly follow the instructions against the coronavirus ", he admitted in a contrite voice. “In light of the updated public health guidelines, I should not have attended the event. I want to apologize to everyone. I also apologize and express my sincere regret to my colleagues in the government, ”Calleary said. RELATED NEWS Robert Hranj NEW DETAILS He was twice the Chief of the General Staff in the Club, where he came at the invitation of the President of the Republic of Croatia CLUB IN SLOVENIA How Kovacevic's gathering place for the elite 'did business' outside the law, the Headquarters and inspections Clark did the same when he resigned, and then said that his continued performance would "hinder" the government's fight against covid-19. Croatian ministers Oleg Butković, Josip Aladrović and Tomislav Ćorić went to the Club, to Dragan Kovačević , where they ate and drank a little, without fiscal mandatory bills, socialized, played cards and listened to tamburitza players, although some of the above is legally prohibited. Let's not forget, the same was done by President Zoran Milanović, who presents himself as the supreme guardian of the Constitution and laws in Croatia. Let's add judges, heads of public companies and politicians, mostly a representation of the local pillars of society. While they were eating and drinking, the state collected a fine of 8,000 kunas for a farmer who went to his own field, and Split police officers beat women who were walking on Marjan, keeping the prescribed distance. This is Croatia and it is understood that Aladrović, Ćorić, Butković, and especially Milanović , do not think of acting like Hogan, Clark or Calleary. Croatian laws apply exclusively to bipedal oxen, while Jupiters are allowed to do anything. Political responsibility is an unknown concept.