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Fico · November 3rd, 2014

When they want put tax on savings interest,it is possible,but why someone don't want put tax on interest on debt?

It isn't possible a better life where is state the mortgage on loan banks-example of modern feudalism. Just one man in Croatia told what we need in monetary system:

1)writte off all debts
2)nationalize banks
3) non-related currency with other
4) implementation non-interest money

Fico · November 10th, 2014

Today in Zagreb police tried to evict croatian war veteran from flat who have two children. He started shoot from kalashnikov in air and said that will all destroy. After two hour he surrendered himself.

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Originally Posted by Fico

"Not give our highways"

This is name of referendum initiative who want to secure our highways. Croatian government want to give highways on 40 years in concession someone of strangers. Tourist season in summer is most source of earnings including earings of toll. Why would stranger have interest of higways and we not? Are stranger stupid that he would take higways in rule within 40 years and lost profit? Definitely not.

Singatures collected.

Fico · November 14th, 2014

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Originally Posted by Fico

Mayor of capital city in Croatia Milan Bandich (Rotary club) is arrested (minister of police Ranko Ostojich-Rotary club). He is charged because of ilegal procedures in Zagreb. I remind that is former premier Ivo Sanader (rotary club) in pirson because corruption.

3 milion dollars for defend from freedom. Representative of main "opposition" party (who have candidate for next president elections from Trilateral commission and proven pawn of NATO) in croatian pairlament said: "I must be member of freemasonry that I can be on freedom in this state".

Englisc · November 17th, 2014

EU Dissatisfied With Croatia’s Progress

Insufficient measures, reform process is too slow

(ANSA) — ZAGREB — The European Commission has renewed criticism of Croatian economic and financial policy, saying that the measures which were taken in recent months by the government to correct macroeconomic imbalances are “partial, limited and uneven in the different areas”.

Since February, only eight months after Croatia’s Eu accession, the country had been kept under observation for excessive deficits and then Brussels put forward a number of recommendations to be turned into economic policies, in order to reduce the national debt and expenses. According to the Commission’s report the progress which has been made is partial, slow and not systematic enough. The main concerns are related to the uncertain introduction of a tax on real estate since 2016, and the lack of measures to ensure that pensions and health system are stable. Among the obstacles to improving competitiveness of the Croatian economy are the lack of efficiency of public administration, the judicial system and corruption.

Brussels has viewed the labour reform very favourably, following the adoption in July of some changes aimed at improving flexibility, underlining that unemployment in August fell for the sixth consecutive month, reaching 17.5%. At the same time, however, the overall employment rate fell by 2.1%.

http://www.ansa.it/nuova_europa/en/n...1a5ce98f8.html

Fico · December 8th, 2014

Four candidates for president

1. Ivo Josipovich-He have support one party named as Social Democratic Party who is successor of Communist Party of Croatia in former Yugoslavia and today is on rule, Ivo is current president and member of Rotary club)-"leftist"

2. Kolinda Grabar Kitarovich-she have support one party named as Croatian Democratic Community,member of Trilateral Commission,known in NATO-"rightist"

3. Milan Kujundzich-former member of Croatian Democratic Community (CDC) who have lost on elections when he wanted to be president in CDC-"rightist"

4. Ivan Vilibor Sincich-member of one not government associations,against EU,NATO and actual monetary policy,he want nationalized banks,and write off all debts,non-credit monetary system,he is very young (student on university) and mainstream media didn't mentione him before offical nomination what is really strangely

I must say that in Croatia exist more than 600 000 leaves for vote excess what is less than for vote about EU where have been more than 900 000 excess.

Fico · December 28th, 2014

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Originally Posted by Fico

Four candidates for president

1. Ivo Josipovich-He have support one party named as Social Democratic Party who is successor of Communist Party of Croatia in former Yugoslavia and today is on rule, Ivo is current president and member of Rotary club)-"leftist"

2. Kolinda Grabar Kitarovich-she have support one party named as Croatian Democratic Community,member of Trilateral Commission,known in NATO-"rightist"

3. Milan Kujundzich-former member of Croatian Democratic Community (CDC) who have lost on elections when he wanted to be president in CDC-"rightist"

4. Ivan Vilibor Sincich-member of one not government associations,against EU,NATO and actual monetary policy,he want nationalized banks,and write off all debts,non-credit monetary system,he is very young (student on university) and mainstream media didn't mentione him before offical nomination what is really strangely

Bold are in second round.

Englisc · December 29th, 2014

Croatia’s incumbent president Ivo Josipovic took a slight lead in the first round of elections for head of state on Sunday.

But having failed to secure a majority of votes, a run-off will take place on January 11th.

Josipovic who’s supported by the ruling Social Democrats is hoping for a second five year term and is running against conservative candidate Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic.

She’s a former foreign minister, ambassador to Washington and senior NATO official.

Kitarovic scored 37 percent on Sunday against Josipovics’ 38.5 percent.

After six years of recession, many Croatians are desperate for change.

With unemployment at 19 percent, Kitarovic’s centre-right HDZ party is expected to beat the Social Democrats in next year’s parliamentary elections.

http://www.euronews.com/2014/12/29/c...-to-a-run-off/

Fico · December 31st, 2014

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It is hard for belive where in the center of capital town one state who is member of EU,in close of jewish community in Zagreb,hundreds of people have gathered on commemoration for one of the greatest massive killer in Europe. Such ceremony is insult for all victims of Pavelic.

-reaction of the center Simon Wiesenthal in Jerusalem,publicated by Efraim Zuroff

http://www.vecernji.hr/hrvatska/osud...u-crkvu-981776

For exemple,communist dictator Joseph Broz are constantly celebrated every year.

Fico · January 11th, 2015

Kolinda Grabar Kitarović won

Fico · February 26th, 2015

Police banned the gathering of Croatian Patriotic Forces who are civil army of Autochthonous Party of Rights after pressure of media.

Here is coat of arms of the this civil army:

Up write: Croatian Patriotic Forces,in the middle is name of party and down write Croatia to Croats.

Fico · February 28th, 2015

Croatian patriotic forces came today in the center of Zagreb where have been some communists who called themselves as "anti-fachist". Well police didn't ban illegal protest of antifa while member of authonomus party of rights (who have its own civil croatian patriotic forces within this party ) couldn't go in palce where was antifa,they try to come on graveyard of Ante Starcevich (founder of modern croatian nationalism in 19. century and Father of Homeland) because on today day he died. After this,some members of this party were arrested who only want come on graveyard of Starcevich.

Member of Authonomus Party of Right and Croatian Patriotic Forces

Antifas

November 3rd, 2014	#81
Fico Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 974	When they want put tax on savings interest,it is possible,but why someone don't want put tax on interest on debt? It isn't possible a better life where is state the mortgage on loan banks-example of modern feudalism. Just one man in Croatia told what we need in monetary system: 1)writte off all debts 2)nationalize banks 3) non-related currency with other 4) implementation non-interest money Last edited by Fico; November 3rd, 2014 at 08:36 AM.

December 8th, 2014	#85
Fico Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 974	Four candidates for president 1. Ivo Josipovich-He have support one party named as Social Democratic Party who is successor of Communist Party of Croatia in former Yugoslavia and today is on rule, Ivo is current president and member of Rotary club)-"leftist" 2. Kolinda Grabar Kitarovich-she have support one party named as Croatian Democratic Community,member of Trilateral Commission,known in NATO-"rightist" 3. Milan Kujundzich-former member of Croatian Democratic Community (CDC) who have lost on elections when he wanted to be president in CDC-"rightist" 4. Ivan Vilibor Sincich-member of one not government associations,against EU,NATO and actual monetary policy,he want nationalized banks,and write off all debts,non-credit monetary system,he is very young (student on university) and mainstream media didn't mentione him before offical nomination what is really strangely I must say that in Croatia exist more than 600 000 leaves for vote excess what is less than for vote about EU where have been more than 900 000 excess. Last edited by Fico; December 8th, 2014 at 10:55 AM.

January 11th, 2015	#89
Fico Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 974	Kolinda Grabar Kitarović won Last edited by Fico; January 11th, 2015 at 05:57 PM.

February 26th, 2015	#90
Fico Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 974	Police banned the gathering of Croatian Patriotic Forces who are civil army of Autochthonous Party of Rights after pressure of media. Here is coat of arms of the this civil army: Up write: Croatian Patriotic Forces,in the middle is name of party and down write Croatia to Croats. Last edited by Fico; February 26th, 2015 at 06:39 AM.

February 28th, 2015	#91
Fico Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 974	Croatian patriotic forces came today in the center of Zagreb where have been some communists who called themselves as "anti-fachist". Well police didn't ban illegal protest of antifa while member of authonomus party of rights (who have its own civil croatian patriotic forces within this party ) couldn't go in palce where was antifa,they try to come on graveyard of Ante Starcevich (founder of modern croatian nationalism in 19. century and Father of Homeland) because on today day he died. After this,some members of this party were arrested who only want come on graveyard of Starcevich. Member of Authonomus Party of Right and Croatian Patriotic Forces Antifas Last edited by Fico; February 28th, 2015 at 10:02 AM.

November 17th, 2014	#84
Englisc Amor Patriae Nostra Lex Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: England Posts: 1,382	EU Dissatisfied With Croatia’s Progress Insufficient measures, reform process is too slow (ANSA) — ZAGREB — The European Commission has renewed criticism of Croatian economic and financial policy, saying that the measures which were taken in recent months by the government to correct macroeconomic imbalances are “partial, limited and uneven in the different areas”. Since February, only eight months after Croatia’s Eu accession, the country had been kept under observation for excessive deficits and then Brussels put forward a number of recommendations to be turned into economic policies, in order to reduce the national debt and expenses. According to the Commission’s report the progress which has been made is partial, slow and not systematic enough. The main concerns are related to the uncertain introduction of a tax on real estate since 2016, and the lack of measures to ensure that pensions and health system are stable. Among the obstacles to improving competitiveness of the Croatian economy are the lack of efficiency of public administration, the judicial system and corruption. Brussels has viewed the labour reform very favourably, following the adoption in July of some changes aimed at improving flexibility, underlining that unemployment in August fell for the sixth consecutive month, reaching 17.5%. At the same time, however, the overall employment rate fell by 2.1%. http://www.ansa.it/nuova_europa/en/n...1a5ce98f8.html

December 29th, 2014	#87
Englisc Amor Patriae Nostra Lex Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: England Posts: 1,382	Croatia’s incumbent president Ivo Josipovic took a slight lead in the first round of elections for head of state on Sunday. But having failed to secure a majority of votes, a run-off will take place on January 11th. Josipovic who’s supported by the ruling Social Democrats is hoping for a second five year term and is running against conservative candidate Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic. She’s a former foreign minister, ambassador to Washington and senior NATO official. Kitarovic scored 37 percent on Sunday against Josipovics’ 38.5 percent. After six years of recession, many Croatians are desperate for change. With unemployment at 19 percent, Kitarovic’s centre-right HDZ party is expected to beat the Social Democrats in next year’s parliamentary elections. http://www.euronews.com/2014/12/29/c...-to-a-run-off/

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