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REAGIRANJE, NE NA PET, VEĆ NA TISUĆE MRTVE DJECE

Od kakvih je to legura skovana ta vaša politikanerska koža,neprobojna svakoj istini, svakom zdravom razumu, niti biološko- iskonskoj naravi evolutivno ljudskog bića ?! Vi, koji se množite k'o gljive poslije kiše, povijesni Džings-kanovi: Hitleri, Staljini, Trumpovi, Putini,Lukašenki, Orbani,Turksi i ini Paše, koji sišete ljudsku krv, njihov mozak i fleš, koji rađate ljudske sjeciglave…… I Biološke psine; Ni ljudi ni zvijeri !

FEAR AND HORROR FIVE FOUND DEAD CHILDREN FOUND The mother threw herself under the train. It is suspected that she killed them 03.09.2020 16:17 | Author: Hina (Hina / EPA) A mother suspected of killing five children found in the West German city of Solingen threw herself under a train but survived, the German News Agency (dpa) reported, citing investigators. THE TEXT CONTINUES AFTER THE AD Sponsored content Spin and win the biggest Jackpot so far! You can only do that at SuperSport Casino! Midas - Native Internet Advertising Five dead children aged 1, 2, 3, 6 and 8 were found in the apartment in Solingen. According to the daily Bild, referring to the family, the 27-year-old mother threw herself under a train in nearby Duesseldorf on Thursday. but she survived a suicide attempt. A sixth child, an 11-year-old boy, is safe with his grandmother. The mother was taken care of at the hospital and according to a police statement is unable to make statements. "We don't know anything about the motive yet, and the cause of the children's death is not known," said a police spokesman. The crime took place in the Hasseldelle district, which is known as the social hotspot of Solingen.

THE GERMANS WONDER

THE GERMANS WONDER More and more people are infected, hospitals are empty, and there are almost no deaths. What is actually going on? In Germany, more and more people are being tested positive for coronavirus again. But, few end up in hospitals and almost no one dies ... Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: September 3, 2020 4:54 pm 8368725 Ina Fassbender / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail According to current data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), about 9,200 infected people were reported in Germany in the week of August 17-23 - almost four times more than six weeks ago. Of those infected for whom treatment data were available (6,981), 323 had to be hospitalized. Six weeks ago, the number of those who had to go to the hospital was only slightly lower. According to the data of the Register of Intensive Care Association DIVI (German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive and Emergency Medicine), there are currently about 240 patients in intensive care units. And that number is pretty stable despite the increase in the number of infected. In mid-April, more than 2,000 patients were in intensive care, writes Deutsche Welle . One of the reasons why there are currently relatively few people who do not become seriously ill despite the infection could be age. According to the Robert Koch Institute, the average age of infected people is currently around 32 years. In mid-April, the average age was about 50 years. The RKI also notes that the number of people infected between the ages of 10 and 30 has risen sharply in recent weeks. Young people are easier to tolerate the infection Virologist Ulf Dittmer from the University Clinic in Essen points out that younger people cope better with the infection anyway than older people. In addition, as a rule, they have not previously had other serious diseases due to which coronavirus infection can then have more serious consequences. While in the week of August 17-23, only five percent of those infected had to go to the hospital, in mid-April about 20 percent had to. According to Dittmer, young people are currently more often infected because they do not adhere to such strict hygiene rules. "It simply came to our notice then. "Biology did not predict that young people would keep their distance from each other," says Dittmer. But it is also possible that young people are being tested more and more and that is why they are more likely to be infected. According to Dittmer, treatment options have also improved. Antiviral drugs such as Remdesivir are now being used earlier. In addition, several studies have been published in recent months dealing with the correct way to treat severely ill people with Covid-19. The virus is no less dangerous One thesis about a smaller number of seriously ill people says that the virus may have mutated and that it no longer leads to a serious illness so often. But Richard Neher of the University of Basel dismisses it. The head of the Virus and Bacteria Evolution Research Department says the coronavirus has not become less dangerous. It is true that he, like other viruses, had mutations, but there was no mutation that broke through all of Europe, ”says Neher. RELATED NEWS Archive photo DECISION The Germans added Zadar County to the red corona list: They suggest not traveling there WARNING Germany shortens Covid quarantine from 14 to 5 days, ECDC chief: 'Don't do it!' "The virus hasn't changed much since March." The total number of tests is constantly growing. Testing capacity has been increasing for months. According to the Robert Koch Institute, almost a million people have been tested in Germany in a week. By comparison, in mid-April, the number of tests was well below 500,000. The share of positive tests has fallen from about eight percent to less than one percent since early April. "We test more and find more people without symptoms, without disease," says Dittmer of the University Clinic in Essen. And that could be the reason for the increase in the number of new infections and at the same time fewer infected people who are seriously ill. In addition, it is unclear what percentage of people the test shows are infected even though they do not have coronavirus. The health system is not compromised It cannot be expected that the health system will not be able to accept all patients who need intensive treatment, says Uwe Janssens , president of the German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive and Emergency Medicine (DIVI). "We are much better prepared, that is quite clear." In March, everyone was surprised by the scale of the epidemic. But even then, the care of patients on an outpatient or inpatient basis "was not endangered at any time, and especially there was no breakdown." The medics have learned a great deal in recent months and in the meantime are adequately supplied with protective equipment. "Hospital wards for Covid-19 are clearly separated, and medical staff in the meantime can routinely treat people with suspected covid-19 or patients in certain areas." In case of emergency, hospitals can switch to Covid-19 treatment at any time. Although we are very far from that, Germany has enough beds for intensive care. There are currently 9,000 of them available, Deutsche Welle writes .

KAKO POBOLJŠATI NAŠU HUMANU KRVNU GRUPU

WHAT AWAITS US The great trefoil of literature: Keret, Grossman and Cercas at the World Literature Festival The eighth World Literature Festival is being held in pandemic conditions By: Karmela DevčićPosted: September 3, 2020 8:26 am Keret, Grossman and Cercas Keret, Grossman and Cercas Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail The eighth World Literature Festival is being held in pandemic conditions. The Fraktura publishing house, which organizes the Festival, says that at no time did they think of giving up, but to this day, and the Festival opens on Sunday, they have changed several options on how to hold it, how to gather guests and how, if at all possible , interact with the audience. “We had several program changes, depending on the situation. In the spring, during the quarantine period, we started thinking about organizing the Festival online, in June, when the situation calmed down, we hoped to organize it as in previous years, almost in the same way, and when Motovun and Pula were postponed, we made the decision to go with the online part, but looking for as many authors as possible to come to Zagreb, to be here live, with the audience ", says Fraktura's editor Seid Serdarević. Sixty authors Part of the Festival's program will be broadcast on Croatian television either live or for the first time. The second part of the program will be held, in compliance with all epidemiological measures, in the newly opened Bookstore Fraktura at Ulica kneza Mislava 17 in Zagreb and these programs will be broadcast live via its web platforms in cooperation with 24sata. One program will be held at the Croatian Music Institute, where the Festival took place last year. Exhibitions will be set in the Canvas Gallery and the Shira Gallery, and films based on literary works will also be broadcast on the Third Program. About sixty authors from twelve countries are participating in the Festival. Some will speak for the audience from their homes or TV studios, but many will perform live in front of the cameras, either from HRT studios or from Fraktura's bookstore. There will be an audience at each event, as far as the capacity of the space allows, while adhering to all epidemiological measures. Live broadcast In Fraktura, they say that this year's organization of the Festival is more demanding than any before because, among other things, they are also engaged in the business of television production. The opening of the Festival, on Sunday, September 6, will be broadcast live from the Sunny side of Prisavlje. The show will feature Israeli author Etgar Keret, three program directors of Croatian literary festivals Magdalena Vodopija, Roman Simić and Seid Serdarević, and Đurđica Čilić and Semezdin Mehmedinović. A film based on a story published by Etgar Keret in the New York Times at the time of the pandemic will also be screened. The interview with David Grossman will also be conducted through HRT studios and studies in Israel. Perhaps the most interesting guest of the festival will talk about his recently translated novel "When Nina Knew", in which the famous Israeli writer builds a fictional story based in large part on the life of Eva Panic, a Jew from Cakovec who, after surviving World War II war, and then imprisonment on Goli Otok, emigrated to Israel. In the same way, an interview will be held with the Italian author Francesco Melandri about her novel "Blue Blood", in which she talks about African emigrants in Italy, about the colonial past of her country and about the war in Ethiopia. RELATED NEWS Julijana Matanović GLOBUS INTERVIEW 'Ever since I wrote my first text, I've been acting as a lawyer for our literature, not giving in to it' EXCLUSIVE We publish an excerpt from the most anticipated book of the year - 'The Lying Life of Adults' by Elena Ferrante The conversation with Grossman will be led by Seid Serdarević, the translator Ana Badurina will talk to Francesco Melandri, and Tomislav Brlek will talk to Croatian readers by the well-known Spanish writer Javier Cercas. This time Cercas tells the story of the recently published novel "The Ruler of the Shadows", in which he deals with the fascist past of his family, talks about the decades that took him the courage to scratch into it, to face the story of his uncle and grandfathers who found themselves on the wrong side. On Saturday, September 5, in the announcement show of the Festival on HRT, Ivana Rogar and Ludwig Bauer will speak about the themes of dystopia and apocalypse in literature, Vid Barić about the contemporary lie… Dorthe Nors, a Danish writer, winner of a number of awards and a finalist for the Man Booker International Award, and an essayist, will talk in one of the "Double Portraits" in one of the "Double Portraits". , prose writer and feminist Asja Bakić. There are a lot of authors from transition countries who focus on growing up in the transition period, each with their own slightly different experience. Korana Serdarević will talk about this topic with Romanian writer Bogdan-Alexandru Stănescu and Croatian author Andrija Škar. The topic of violence against women Morana Zibar will talk about Ole Thorstensen, a Norwegian carpenter who has become a world literary sensation, and Milan Majerović Stilinović, who wrote a book in which he fulfills man, for what fulfills and gives him balance and support in the modern world of cacophonous speed. narrates what he learned from the mountains and in the mountains. Antonela Marušić will discuss violence against women, pedophilia, social injustice and social pathology with the winner of the European Prize for Literature, Dutch writer Jamal Ouariachi, and Magdalena Blažević. In the program "The Writer and His Reader" Kruno Lokotar will lead a dialogue with Marko Tomaš and Marko Gregur about their new novels, and Semezdin Mehmedinović and Đurđica Čilić will talk about memories, how to capture the past, whether memories can be trusted… This year's "Literary Matinees", which are very popular among young people, have almost been turned into picnics where literature is told, and they will be held on the meadow of the Croatian Radio and Television. Students of Zagreb's 5th grammar school will talk to Mihaela Gašpar about her novels and the themes that are repeated in them, almost to haunt the author. High school students from the 10th gymnasium "Ivan Supek" will meet Ivica Prtenjača at a picnic, hear how he creates, and students from VII. high school with Ante Zlatko Stolica will talk about flash stories and details that he hunts with a mobile phone. Monika Herceg, in the role of moderator, will talk about poetry with her peers Sünje Lewejohann, Lara Mitraković and Olja Savičević Ivančević. About uncertainty and crisis At a time when few things are completely certain, and we know the least about what the future will be, several round tables at the Festival deal with the topic of uncertainty. Igor Štiks will talk about the crisis and the strength of the European Union with Ivan Sajko, Boris Buden and Vladimir Arsenijević, Dejan Jović, Semezdin Mehmedinović and Renata Salecl will talk about the world after the pandemic, and Bruno Kragić will discuss with Marija how important literature is in such a world. Ott Franolić, Maša Grdešić, Damir Radić and Aleš Šteger

HOW CRAZY IS THAT

Medved and Medved's driver did not know that Medved's secretary of state was arranging the exam for Medved's driver. How crazy is that? A story that sounds like a lie that is more comforting to believe

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Karl Marx, nije mogao znati, ili se nije osudio priznati,- da ako ne dođe do pravovremene civilne revolucije, da će čovječanstvo ne samo evolutivno stagnirati, već da će krenuti u svoj razvojni regres natrag prema svom špiljskom ishodištu. Čovjek 21. Stoljeća upravo se strmoglavo surva u taj društveni ponor. Još se Pariskom Komunom i Oktobarskom Revolucijom začinjao taj društveni ambis čovjeka, koji se pretvara u svinju,- izjedanjem vlastite djece. Tako sve do današnjeg Balkanera - koji – uz pomoć svoga Velikog brata EU, upravo prima prvu proseću ratu nekih 60 milijuna Kuna ili Eura, da bi sa tridesetak milijuna obrisao stražnjicu Božanića. Ogradio crkvena zdanja pedofilije, sagradio im električna dizala prema nebesima, i garažirao njihove luksuzne karusele za zemaljska ladanja . Nadgledati, mole li se iskreni vjernici u svojim skromnim klijetima, i vrše li pokoru glađu, kako bi zaslužili nebesko kraljevstvo. Dabome , sve to za uzvrat što će ta njihova neupućena Pastva biti jednokratno unajmljena izbornom politikanerskom kriminalu, - i koji će od te basnoslovne cifre izdvojiti pomirbene mrvice šepavim znanstvenicima. Te podmiriti jednu cjelovitu civilizacijsku farsu !!

FILISTASKI NAPOJ

FIGHT FOR POWER The Cold War, which has been smoldering for 75 years: How the conflict between the three great powers in the Pacific slowly boiled over Unlike Europe, East Asia still lacks a willingness to reconcile Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: September 2, 2020 3:20 pm Panorama of Shanghai, Japanese warships, South Korean fighter jet and panorama of Tokyo Panorama of Shanghai, Japanese warships, South Korean fighter jet and panorama of Tokyo Profimedia, Alamy Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail World War II ended on September 2, 1945, with a ceremony on the American warship Missouri, at which representatives of Japan signed the capitulation. But in the 75s after that, relations in East Asia did not change much. Completely different than in Europe. Here the war opponents Germany and France reconciled and founded the European Community, the forerunner of today's European Union. The Soviet Union disintegrated, Germany reunited, the countries of Eastern Europe became democratic. In East Asia, however, the Cold War still reigns. "Territorial and ideological disputes in the region remain an unresolved legacy of World War II," German historian Torsten Weber told Deutsche Welle . Still, there have been changes there as well. In China, the Communists took power in 1949. In Japan, the San Francisco Peace Treaty ended the occupation in 1952. Later, South Korea and Taiwan overthrew the dictatorship. But the two political systems have remained blood enemies to this day. “In China and North Korea, we have party and family dynasties, in other countries we have democracies,” Weber explains. Two superpowers - the US and China - fighting for supremacy in the region, divided countries as on the Korean Peninsula, the existence of buffer states such as North Korea are typical features of the Cold War. That status quo could be overcome in 1989 when the Iron Curtain and the Berlin Wall fell. Had China also followed the reform movement, the two Koreas and Japan would have had to react. "But that historic opportunity was missed by the Heavenly Peace Square massacre," says Weber, who works at the German Institute for Japanese Studies in Tokyo. Instrumentalized history Unlike Europe, East Asia still lacks a willingness to reconcile, which is reflected primarily in territorial disputes. They are conducted primarily around uninhabited islands off South Korea and in the East China Sea, around the use of marine resources, and around military security. But with Japan’s former war opponents, an important role is played by the feeling that justice is not served, because Japan does not want to pay a territorial price for its offensive war. "From the point of view of Beijing, Seoul and Pyongyang, the division of Korea and the existence of Taiwan are the consequences of Japanese imperialism," said Canadian political scientist Stephan Nagy of the International Christian University in Tokyo, according to Deutsche Welle . Such a situation encourages nationalism. South Korea is trying to overcome the colonial time of the 1910th to 1945th conscious "dejapanizacijom." And the attitude of China towards Japan is characterized by nationalism. In the re-establishment of relations in 1972 , Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-tung) said that without the Japanese invasion of his communists never they could take power.Then the thesis was propagated that the fascists seduced the Japanese people and encouraged them to commit atrocities.But during the 1990s China under Jiang Zemin replaced class thinking with nationalism and revived the already forgotten image of hostile Japan. RELATED NEWS 8620777 YOSHIHIDE SUGA Longtime closest associate of outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe a favorite to succeed HEALTH PROBLEMS Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also officially announced his resignation, but did not speak about the successor “Stories of oppression and sacrifice are important for identity creation and they are reinforced by upbringing and popular culture,” says Daniel Sneider , an East Asian expert at Stanford University in the United States. This means: China, South Korea and North Korea criticize Japan in order to gain sympathy among the people as nationalists. "Leaders in Beijing and Seoul do not maintain the memory of the past just to pay tribute to the dead, but to derive political advantage from it," said Ralph Cossa , former president of the American Pacific Forum Institute in Hawaii. "Empty apologies" At the same time, Japan's behavior to this day contributes to making these accusations work. Most governments in Tokyo have rarely shown regret over the Japanese attack on China, the 1937 Nanjing massacre, or the forced deportation of Chinese women to military brothels. Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi was the first to explicitly apologize for these atrocities during a 2001 visit to China. Despite this, he went to the Yasukuni monument to celebrate war criminals convicted at the Tokyo tribunal as patriots. Today’s Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe no longer mentions Japan’s imperialist past at all. "In science, this is called emptying an apology," says historian Weber. In doing so, Japan gives its neighbors cause for further distancing and criticism. Ignoring the things that connect Emphasizing the national and differences prevents East Asian countries from paying more attention to what they have in common and thus finding a way to get closer and reconcile. Many Germans today are also seen as Europeans, thus equating themselves with the French or Italians. Understanding in Europe works on the basis of a common philosophy, such as the tradition of the Enlightenment. The countries of East Asia have common roots in Chinese culture and philosophy, in Confucianism, Buddhism and writing. But they prefer to argue over who better embodies that heritage today. From the Chinese point of view, Japan betrayed Asian values ​​with its offensive war. On the other hand, China has distanced itself from Asia with Maoism, while Korea has failed to create the unity of the nation. In addition, the three countries lack common institutions within which to negotiate a common heritage. And Europeans have a Commission with far-reaching powers, a parliament with representatives of all countries, and NATO as a security organization. In East Asia, it sometimes takes years for the most important leaders to sit at the same table to get to know each other better. And that is why relations in East Asia have remained so icy to this day. *********************************************************** The philistine potion is becoming an increasingly bitter babaroga class soup of social democracy

KOMENTAR OVOG BLOGA

Kada će narod porušti ove crkvene ograde; ove elevatore za nježne popse noge; garaže za njihova luksuzna vozila; za njihovu odabranu prehranu za njihova nabrekla sala?! Dok s e pošteni vjernik moli, u svojoj skromnoj klijeti, svome Bogu!!!

KAKO FUNKCIONIRA OVAJ NEHUMANI JAD

Boris Vlasic How the church parking lot and the parish elevator became more valuable than the third graders The education system does not have the equipment to teach, but the church funding system has to invest in external elevators for priests Josip Bozanic Josip Bozanic Marko Todorov / CROPIX Posted: September 2, 2020 6:40 pm Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Who knows how the kids will fare this school year. The older ones will somehow manage or the parents will give up on them. If they dreamed that their son would be a scientist, get a job at Ruđer or master medicine and one day become a doctor, this school year may disrupt his learning system so much that he will simply never have the average for a smart education. Yes, cynics can say that these were not some dreams when the student failed to stick to them, discipline himself, learn instead of fiddling with his cell phone and blaming himself. Because, of course, the criteria of knowledge must not fall because of one virus, a pandemic. Who knows what pilots or some elevator engineers studying during 2020 will actually know. Children will go as usual, the smallest without masks, with instructions to wash their hands often, not get close to each other and try to be at the right distance. The older ones will wear masks. Some will take turns going to school for half a week and studying on their own for half a week. They will try to be disciplined and study diligently on their own. But there is also the possibility that the virus will appear in a school and that everything will go to hell. Maybe things would be better if some children followed the lessons on their computer screens. He can't. We can't do that. Our schools are not well equipped and real-time teaching is not feasible. "The quality of live streaming in the classroom depends on the recording equipment and the quality of the network connection to the Internet," explained CARNET. Well, we don't have that. RELATED NEWS Josip Bozanic INVESTMENT PROGRAM How money was distributed for a better life in local communities: From 58, as much as 53 million for churches! CLEAR MESSAGE Fuchs on the eve of the school year: 'If a student refuses to wear a mask, they can send him home from school' Croatian education does not have the capacity to ensure that level of digital learning. There is no good equipment, laptops, cheap cameras and good internet connections. And that's where we stop, as always. And, as if for damn, at the same time it was announced that 53.2 million kuna in the last four years went to religious communities, mostly Catholic parishes in Croatia. Former ministers, Minister Gabrijela Žalac , known from the "Mercedes in the yard" affair, and her successor, Minister Marko Pavić , known from the "deodorants for EU ministers" affair, have been in Andrej Plenković's government for the last four yearsdistributed HRK 53.2 million to invest in the repair, renovation, extension and modernization of religious buildings. They also distributed money to health, cultural, preschool and educational institutions, but significantly less, some 4.8 million kuna. Parish parking lots and garages were built with HRK 53.2 million. It makes sense, why enter the church of muddy shoes when you were already coming by car. 300,000 kuna was invested in the numismatic collection, and that, no matter how much it looks like, is worth it if it is a good collection, it will be preserved and can be mentioned with a glass of wine similar to that of Mass. Millions signed by Minister Žalac and Minister Pavić erected external fences around the church. And that makes sense, churches need to have a decent fence. Well, outdoor elevators were also being built on parish buildings. Some, even the priests deserved some elevators, will not be able to walk on their feet that God has given them. A protective stone was placed in the sanctuaries, on the church steps and church parks were arranged. All of this was certainly necessary. But at the same time as church souls were calming down, from the same ministries, from the same fund, it was hardly given to health, cultural and educational institutions. They were spared. And when children ask, and will ask, because they ask everything, why it is intended for them to grow into idiots, they should be told that instead of their education, this time they invested in the church. And parents can remember that in elections.

CONFIRMED SUSPICIONS - STALINIZM U NOVOM RUHU

German doctors reveal what poisoned Navalny: 'We found a newcomer in his body!' Chancellor Merkel's office has asked the Russian authorities for an urgent clarification, they say they are shocked by this discovery Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: 02. September 2020. 16:05 8537081 Odd Andersen / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been poisoned by a novice nerve agent, the German government announced on Wednesday. - We were shocked to learn that Alexei Navalny was the victim of a nerve agent attack. The German government strongly condemns the attack on him and we demand that the Russian authorities clarify this event as a matter of urgency, Angela Merkel spokeswoman Steffen Seibert said in a statement . According to the statement, the experts of the special German military laboratory determined that there were "no doubt" traces of novice in his body, a nerve agent created in Soviet military laboratories, which poisoned former double agent Sergei Skripalj and his daughter. Julia in the UK. RELATED NEWS Alexei Navalny BERLIN The health condition of the Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny is improving Navalny is currently being held at Berlin's Charite Hospital, where he was flown two days after the poisoning from the Siberian city of Omsk. Navalny collapsed on August 20 on a plane on a flight over Siberia, and was filmed drinking tea at the airport before the flight. Russian doctors, who treated him at a Siberian hospital, claimed they found no signs of poisoning. At first, they opposed his transfer to Berlin, but after pressure from the media and his family, they relented. This case of poisoning Russian President Vladimir Putin's most exposed political rival could further worsen the already bad relations between Moscow and European countries, which have accused it of attacking its dissidents in the past, which Russia rejects.

BURNO U SABORU

BURNO IN THE PARLIAMENT There was a spark between Plenković and Selak Raspudić, Orešković also answered: 'This law is a big lie' I see no logic or sense. It is as if you have slept since the earthquake until today - said the Prime Minister to the MPs of Most Writes: Hina, Jutarnji.hrPosted: September 2, 2020 10:10 am Marija Selak Raspudic Marija Selak Raspudic Goran Mehkek / Cropix Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail NEW 11:30 - This law is one big lie. It will not give the damaged citizens what they hope for. The law itself does not prescribe any programs of reconstruction measures and activities. It is written that it will be prescribed later, on the go, in the Government, more precisely in the rooms, corridors and cabinets of your Government. It is still remembered how the rehabilitation of Agrokor was planned in those same rooms. Citizens will not benefit from that, but I have no doubt that the intimacies of the Government and Milan Bandić will benefit - Dalija Orešković replied to the Prime Minister's speech, writes tportal . - I hope that as a lawyer you know what representative bodies do and what the executive does. It is an elementary alphabet. How would it be to give everything to Parliament for implementation. How long do you think this renovation will take - 200, 300 or 500 years? Please reduce your demagoguery a little. It will be useful for you, for your credibility, for a sense of reality. It is rude to qualify this as a lie - Plenković answered her. Oreskovic called for a violation of the rules of procedure, saying that it was inappropriate for the prime minister to tell her that she was rude. - Answer one question, how long will the reconstruction of Zagreb take? she asked. - You said that something was a lie and I did not give you a reprimand and I did not give a reprimand to the Prime Minister's answer because I thought it was a debate, maybe an awkward one - Jandroković told her, but Orešković continued to argue with him and received a reprimand. 10:30 - We all have a great responsibility to ensure the reconstruction process that will provide people with a roof over their heads and to make Zagreb a safe place to live and work. The renovation itself can be an opportunity to start a discussion on the urban development of the city - said Plenković, as reported by tportal . Marija Selak Raspudic had the first reply . - Why this whole play with a law that was not necessary because we already have a legal solution? Why are you acting like a legislative profiteer? - she asked Plenković. - I don't see the logic or the point. It's like you've slept since the earthquake until today. You say that this is an urgent procedure, just the opposite, we had a public debate and two readings. The law concerning general disasters is insufficient. With this law, they would not be able to solve anything - Plenković told her, to which Selak Raspudić responded for violating the rules of procedure because the Prime Minister disparages her. 10:20 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković presented the final text of the law on the reconstruction of Zagreb and its surroundings from the earthquake to parliamentarians on Wednesday, saying that everyone has a great responsibility to provide a roof over their heads for citizens who do not have it. work. Although that is not the primary purpose of this law, the reconstruction itself can be an opportunity to solve numerous unresolved infrastructural problems and to open a debate on the urban development of Zagreb, Plenković said in the Croatian Parliament. He expressed his belief that everyone will rise above politics and use the opportunity to provide citizens with a law that will be high quality, transparent, fair and enforceable. He reminded that the earthquake on March 22 was the most devastating in a hundred years, the damage it caused was estimated at 86 billion kuna, which is about 60 percent of the state budget and exceeds everything that Croatia has faced so far. In the area of ​​Zagreb, 25,000 buildings were damaged, in Krapina-Zagorje County 409, and in Zagreb 510 buildings, a total of almost 26,000. If the damaged buildings are viewed by ownership, about 1.5 percent of them are for public use, and 98.5 percent are privately owned. The Prime Minister reminded that after the earthquake, the Government and all services reacted quickly: they prepared urgent and short-term measures to take care of the most vulnerable, began to make a list of damages and documentation for international financial assistance and prepared a quality legal framework for long-term reconstruction. He pointed out that the legal proposal for the reconstruction of Zagreb and the surrounding counties determines the principles and rules for long-term organized reconstruction, and all competent professions are involved in its drafting. I am convinced that the final proposal of the Law will be a quality foundation that will initiate and ensure reconstruction and meet the expectations of citizens who suffered damage in the earthquake and the general public, said Plenković, who expects broad support from the law. The law, above all, provides for the renovation of buildings that are unusable and temporarily unusable. It is envisaged that the structural renovation of these buildings will be financed from the state budget, the budget of Zagreb, counties, cities and municipalities, the funds of the owners or co-owners of buildings, and funds from other sources.

KNIN'S MARIE ANTOINETTE

Miljenko Jergović Police investigation against Knin's Marie Antoinette or why it is leaking where it shouldn't be Only the way in which the results of the investigation are presented to the public is more painful than tragicomic telephone conversations and messages 7872443 Ronald Gorsic / Cropix Posted: September 1, 2020 5:08 pm Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Let me say this right away: I have no idea what a state exam is, but I know how to take it. By calling himself Josip Rimac, the state secretary in the Ministry of Administration, and if Josipa Rimac was arrested and her mobile phone was confiscated, then the person who arranges things for the state exam instead is called. Who is that? You see, in us, a socially integrated, influential and successful man differs from one who is not different in that he knows who is arranging what at all times. I will not say that I am or that I am not that, it does not concern you after all, but this is certainly not a place where it should be said who instead of the arrested and suspect Josip Rimac arranges for the state exam. Namely, if I were to announce here who this new Joseph is (or who this new Joseph is), the information would become available to everyone and everyone would have already passed the state exam. And that is not the point of the state and the exam. It’s the same as when, as a very young boy, they first explain to you what money really is and tell you that money is actually a completely worthless piece of paper and that there is just as much of it as is printed. You then innocently and reasonably ask: well, why don't we print so much money so that we can all be rich. Because, son, the meaning of money is precisely to separate with money those who have from those who do not. But that paper is still worthless. Same thing with the state exam. The purpose of the state exam is to separate those who know Josip Rimac from those who do not know Josip Rimac. So just as money symbolizes value, even though it is worth nothing, so Josipa Rimac, until she is arrested, symbolizes the state, even though it is not the state. And now instead of it, someone symbolizes the state, so it should be called around taking the state exam. But isn't the senseless persecution, suspicion and arrest of Josip Rimac pointless if there is someone else to call now? Of course not. Josipa Rimac was arrested, arrested, imprisoned, arrested for two reasons: to make the masses believe that the state exam will no longer be taken in this way, and to reduce the number of those who successfully pass the state exam. The one he now calls is burdened by the fate of Josip Rimac, so he is not generous in settling things, and he will remain in his formal or informal state position until he turns into Josip Rimac. Again, the same thing is with money: devaluation is the same as the arrest of Josip Rimac. In order for devalued money to be worth more, it is not enough just to have a greater symbolic value, but it is necessary for people to believe that money is worth more than it is really worth and that devaluation is something that will make us better. Likewise, in order for Josip Rimac's successor to perform his job as the secret organizer of the state exam as efficiently as his predecessor, the broad masses must believe in something that, based on all their previous experiences, should be impossible and unbelievable: the state exam cannot be arranged and there is no longer a secret organizer of state exams. In both cases, both in the case of devaluation and in the case of the state exam, this is exactly what happens every time: most people accept what is contrary to common sense and experience. Yes, I was a little moved by reading in the newspapers and portals how Josipa Rimac did it. " Gabi's brother is passing," she tells her co-worker, so let them "watch him a little." And Gabi is, of course, until recently Minister Žalac . Then he calls a famous goldsmith, says about one of his own: "He only got literature today and is afraid to come to his mother's house if he doesn't pass", Josipa Rimac orders them to "watch out" for him as well. Secretaries from the Ministry of Veterans' Affairs call to "watch out" for Medved's driver, Josipa Rimac. After all, Dubravko Novak , the director of the Police Academy and one of those police evergreen old men, whose kind face we have been looking at for twenty years, also calls and asks to "watch out" for the son of his security chief. Novak wants their son not to be "massacred". RELATED NEWS Ivana Rimac CORRUPTION NETWORK As Rimac pressured HEP bosses to hire her sister: 'I will drink their blood' A STUMBLED HDZ MEMBER An investigation that broke the dream of a new career: 'Setting an exam for my brother spilled a drop ...' In addition to being a little moved, was I a little disgusted by this? Of course I did, but I was not disgusted with Gabrijel Žalac and Josip Rimac, with drivers, secretaries and sons, or even with Dubravko Novak, although, in principle, I am sick of all these career Croatian police honest people, but I am disgusted with that investigation and those investigators, who, again on someone's higher order, let information leak to the media, social networks, tweets and Facebook that infamous and infuriates the public on Knin's Queen Josip Rimac and her friends, acquaintances, associates, former ministers and former secretaries of state and secretaries, who today dip into septic tanks, after being dipped in honey for years, and then it is pushed under the nose of the public, who will, of course, believe in everything and who will, of course, lick whatever is offered to her. Because such is life, because it must be so, with people and among people. And the fact that information is leaking from what is left of the media in today's Croatia is proof that Josipa Rimac has a successor, in charge of "keeping an eye" on the privileged when taking the state exam. Because if it were not so, the investigators, their bosses and supervisors would not have the need to discredit the untouchable Dubravko Novak and Gabriela Žalac until yesterday, nor to make a national mockery of the consecrated, ordained and raised to heaven above the royal city national saints Josip Rimac. they and their superiors did their job in the quietest silence and discretion, and they would leave mockery and embarrassment to those for whom it was a job or a hobby. Where the police, the prosecution and the court deal with embarrassing people, justice is done by someone else. Or justice is dipped in honey and then in a septic tank. At the time I took the driving test, in that state, too many decades ago, the average driving test exit was nine. The business was run by retired police officers, who made good money on their work, and the state was not averse either: the topic would train the candidates perfectly in driving, the topic would drive them into a sura and show them what the state is. Of course, it was different if you knew who to call. But even if you didn't know, there was a solution: go to Herzegovina and pass your driving test there from the first. My father knew, but he didn't want to call - well, let me determine the material, let me learn to drive, and in God's justice I will pass - and I didn't want to go to Herzegovina just because of the driver's license. In the end, by some miracle, I passed from another. Not much has changed in the meantime, as there is no difference between the state exam for Josip Rimac and the driving test in Sarajevo in the 1980s. In both cases, it is a folklore tradition on which the state was built and because of which the same state is gradually falling apart. It's the same with money again. When money ceases to be worthwhile: when people stop believing in its value, not when it devalues ​​to nonsense. Then people buy German marks.

SOME OTHER RULES

Morning paper SOME OTHER RULES Too big Montenegro or too small Serbia? In the story of the election, many forget two important things Most Montenegrins do not want to consider their nation as their only universe Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: September 1, 2020 6:13 pm Milo Đukanović, a scene from Montenegro and Amfilohije Radović Milo Đukanović, a scene from Montenegro and Amfilohije Radović A country between East and West? A loyal ally of the EU and NATO? The playground of an autocrat and his family? Many exact things can be said about Montenegro. Usually, two things are overlooked - the size of the country and its attitude towards Serbia and Serbs. And that is the real relationship, not the one from political claims, writes Deutsche Welle . With a population of 620,000, Montenegro is the size of Luxembourg or Düsseldorf. Everyone knows everyone. When this is passed on to a minority of people participating in public life, then it can be taken literally. But, unlike Luxembourg or Düsseldorf, no one immigrates to Montenegro. At the only university in the country, people sat in the same lectures, most often going to the same gymnasiums, often even in the same kindergarten. A corrupt system of clientelism Abstract rules and neutral institutions have a naturally difficult position in such small communities. Personal connections are always more important. This is not only true for the Balkans, although societies with close family ties, as is the case in the region, take on an additional, special note. In order to understand large countries, it is enough to understand the rules that govern them. Small countries are endless - this is the legitimacy that the European Commission regularly fails in Montenegro. The corrupt, clientelistic system that has been sovereignly conducted for decades by Milo Djukanovic - president, father of the state, powerful party leader, longtime prime minister - is older than him and will certainly outlive him. Of the three loose alliances of parties that now intend to inherit Djukanovic's system, only the smallest has any idea what it means to organize society according to neutral and universally applicable rules. Survival of the system without Djukanovic is more likely than a social upheaval, and even more probable is the inclusion of a shaky president in a new, larger and more open system that will not be less corrupt, writes Deutsche Welle . Ambivalent attitude towards Serbia Another misunderstanding concerns relations with Serbia. Djukanovic led the country to independence in 2006 with considerable resistance. Most Montenegrins who have been against independence have since defined themselves as Serbs. According to the usual criteria, they are not an ethnic but a political minority. RELATED NEWS TENSION IN MONTENEGRO The pro-Serbian coalition announced the priorities of the new government, and a significant message arrived from Moscow DRITAN ABAZOVIĆ The man who decides on the winners of the elections in Montenegro called and said whose side he would take! This opposition, which has not been overcome to date, obscures the fact that the whole of Montenegro, the majority and the minority, cultivates an ambivalent attitude towards its ten times larger neighbor. Serbia is not a real foreign country, whoever moves to Belgrade there is really not a foreigner. And for people with Montenegrin consciousness, Serbia is important, at least as a tree that is being scratched or as an alter ego, and secretly as a criterion, role model or backup solution, if its own leadership becomes too self-conscious. Whoever drops out of Djukanovic's system goes to Serbia first. Djukanovic ignored the nation Most Montenegrins do not want to consider their nation as their only universe. This knowledge was ignored by the skilled politician Djukanovic when he went against the Serbian Orthodox Church in his country and supported the Montenegrin Orthodox Church, which is considered an independent Montenegrin church. The planned confiscation of church property for many voters was a sign that the president was striving for absolute power. But they did not want to entrust it to him. The European Union should build its relationship with Montenegro in a relaxed manner and recognize that smaller countries have different rules than neighboring countries, which are three to ten times larger. This does not mean that Europe should turn a blind eye when the authorities beat up critics or imprison journalists. Unlike Serbia, the European Commission will not be able to demand a judicial system in Montenegro in which such things will no longer happen. It is better to send the Minister of Foreign Affairs to some powerful member of the European Union who will have a clear message: It cannot be so! Relations in Montenegro may not be sufficiently clear. But the language of power is well understood by all

"SVATKO IMA PRAVO NA SVOJ LOŠ DAN" (D.L.)

'EXTREMELY INSANE' Plenković about Milanović: 'The second time he goes to Tač, let him not mention me and my family!' 'The president obviously has a problem, and every time he has a problem, he asks for a straw.' Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: September 1, 2020 3:22 pm 8254033 Goran Mehkek / Cropix Prime Minister Andrej Plenković fiercely attacked Zoran Milanović for comparing his trips to Albania and those of the ruling party in Helsinki last year, which is why both cases ended up in the Commission for the Prevention of Conflicts of Interest. The Prime Minister was particularly annoyed that Milanovic called the event a 'party in Finland'. - It was extremely rude, inappropriate and rude. The president obviously has some problem, and every time he has a problem, he seeks some straw of salvation. He starts dealing with some other people, other topics like, as he says, a party in Finland. I went to Helsinki with an announcement, I had a meeting with the Finnish Prime Minister, I was at the EPP congress and I returned in less than 24 hours - said Plenković and commented on Milanović's words that there were at least ten witnesses who heard him tell him in Knin to go to Rama in Albania. - I don't care at all if he went there for an official, state, work or friendly meeting. He has the right to go wherever he wants. However, if you say from your feet that you are going somewhere, then that is not creating any foreign policy. Let him deal with his problem, and let him leave others alone - Plenković was angry and in the end sent another message to the president. - The second time he goes to Tach, let him not mention me and my family! Plenković spoke in front of the Westin Hotel on the eve of the HDZ Presidency session, and the first topic was the Zagreb Reconstruction Act. - Sessions of the Presidency and the National Council are being held today, and our goal is to bring the upcoming activities closer to MPs and top officials, to look at the election results together and to announce coordinated party activities in the coming days. As for the Law on the Reconstruction of the City of Zagreb and some parts of Zagreb and Krapina-Zagorje County, the government adopted the law for the second reading and sent it to the Parliament. Numerous parliamentary committees are underway to discuss it. Tomorrow morning we will present the law, our approach is identical to the first reading, and that is that we are open to suggestions and amendments. Our goal is to pass this law at the end of next week with the greatest possible consensus of all party clubs. RELATED NEWS MILANOVIC ANSWERS 'I told him' listen Andrej, I'm going to Albania ... 'I have ten witnesses who heard our conversation' EXCLUSIVE Tito's yacht receives 30 VIP guests, is guarded by armed sailors, the floors are made of Amazon wood The Prime Minister also briefly answered the question about the affair around Josip Rimac . - She texted me, but didn't ask for any favors. Are some ministers involved in the affair? I do not know. Let USKOK, PNUSOK and DORH investigate everything, I have no details, except for what is published in the media. If someone is proven involved, then we will react. ***************************************** Pa tako i naši sijamski blizanci Plenković i Milanović, kji čine svaki loš dan svojoj iscrpljenoj pastvi u toku svojih vladarskih kaprica.