Foreign Antifa agents provoked violence at an anti-government protest in Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana, on Friday. While such protests are nothing new in Slovenia, this is the first time that international Antifa was involved, and many Slovenes are alarmed. Antifa in itself is a terrorist organization even when local but in this case with those Antifas being foreigners, you could easily call this an “act of war” or “terrorist attack”. These Antifas of today tearing down statues are like the Nazis of the 40s who melted the statue of Peter the Great from Russia’s Voronezh. The communists rebuilt the statue and put it back in its place, so Antifas are you sure you’re even real communists or just a bunch of psychopathic satanists escaped from a psychiatric ward?? If so just rename yourselves “Satanifa” from “Satanic Fascists”.
Slovenia’s Left has been holding protests regularly in the capital since the Right-wing populist government of Prime Minister Janez Janša came to office in March, often in violation of the country’s Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown measures. The protesters have a litany of complaints against the new government, including what they allege are the government’s attempts to increase police powers, the erosion of democracy and freedom of the press, anti-environmental measures, the failure of their pandemic response, and inciting hatred against migrants.
Another protest was held in Ljubljana on Friday evening, and an estimated 5,000 demonstrators turned up at the event, according to an Associated Press report. This one saw more violence than previous demonstrations, and seven people were briefly detained by police when they tried to destroy a security fence that surrounds the country’s Parliament building. Those involved in the attack were fined. Some police officers were also assaulted by extremists.
Earlier in the day, a few dozen protesters assembled in front of the US Embassy as well in solidarity with ongoing riots in the United States stemming from the death of George Floyd, a black man who died while being taken into police custody in Minneapolis nearly three weeks ago.
Friday’s demonstrations were different, however, in that Antifa extremists from other countries were present and looking to cause trouble for the authorities by stoking violence. Masked extremists dressed in black and sporting common international Antifa logos stood in the forefront of the demonstration, and in some cases called for organised violence, according to a report by Slovenia’s Nova24TV. They chanted “Beware of fascists!” and carried a banner which read, “Borderless solidarity, against repression, militarism, and fascism” — common slogans of Antifa groups in Western Europe and the US.
After attacking police officers guarding the Parliament, Antifa agents screamed “You’re guarding the fascists!” at them.
The involvement of Antifa was disturbing to many Slovenes, including some of the leaders of the demonstration itself, as they fear that Slovenia could see an outbreak of the same sort of violence often perpetrated by Antifa in Western Europe and the US. Tjaša Prošek, one of the organisers of the protest, said that she is disappointed that “paid anarchists from abroad” are being brought in to hijack the formerly peaceful events.
Another protest leader, Jaša Jenull, expressed similar alarm, saying that Friday’s violence was “beneath every level,” and condemned those who were behind it for putting children in danger. Some protesters bring their children with them to the demonstrations.
Branko Grims, a politician with the ruling Slovenian Democratic Party, was even more blunt in a tweet. “ANTIFA terrorists are marching around the capital of the Republic of Slovenia, reinforced from abroad, as I pointed out,” he wrote. “According to the Constitution and the law, we citizens have the right to live safely, and we have the right for no one to endanger our children, women, the elderly, anyone. The joke is over!”
Janez Janša has stated that he supports the protests, despite the fact that they are aimed at his government, indicating that protesting is an individual right in Slovenia.
During an anti-government protest in Ljubljana last month, some protesters brought their children with them to be used as shields in case violence broke out, as previously reported by Voice of Europe. What is with all these Antifa psychos rioting everywhere in the world as of late? Well it all started with George Floyd being killed in USA but WTF does Slovenia has to do with it??
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