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Fico assassination attempt raises all sorts of questions
Rumble link Bitchute link Last Wednesday, May 15, Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot five times as he emerged from a government meeting in Handlova, 90 miles from the capital Bratislava. Western mainstream media united in labeling the would-be assassin a “lone wolf,” echoing the phrase of Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok at the... Read More
A wave of oppression not seen since the Soviet-era has been unleashed against one of Slovakia's most popular parties, Marian Kotleba's People's Party - Our Slovakia (L'SNS). The People's Party has grown in recent years to become a force to reckon with. In the 2019 Presidential race, Kotleba won an impressive 10.39% of the vote,... Read More
Nationalists are on the rise in Slovakia. The People's Party - Our Slovakia, led by charismatic rebel Marian Kotleba, is polling at 14% ahead of parliamentary elections next February. This will almost double the seats they won in 2016, putting them ahead of all the competing conservative and liberal parties and making them second only... Read More
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