Neovisni, ali ne i neutralni

@blade777
Very good comment, I think its time for the Croatian pensioners to realize that Croatia's future is in their hands. For one I congradulate them as citizens because they are the first in line at the end of the month to pay their bills despite of their low pensions they still (the majority) pay on time. I think that they are afraid, afraid of changes and afraid to speak their minds they would rather eat shit then to risk the idea that if they don't vote for a certain party that they might lose their pensions or whatever little they have. Unfortunately things will not change, in order to make a major change I truly believe that electing someone from the outside could alter a different approach to our present situation. For example lets just say (I am not by any means promoting or favoriting this candidate) if the people would vote for the American businesman "Boris Miksic" now hypothetically he is not a politician however he is powerful, powerful enough to give every politician and party in Croatia a run for their money. Now I know the problem your first going to say he is a wife beater, I say who cares no one really knows the exact story plus so was Nobilo the famous lawyer who is very active in law and very wanted to this day. You cannot say that a man who "allegedly" hit his wife is worse than the many Croatian politicians who embezzled millions of kuna's. Miskic's only weakness is that he doesn't speak excellent Croatian but I say to that again who cares, you can understand him which is good enough. He is the only one who could lead Croatia in an Industrial revolution, name me one Croatian businesman who deals with 75 countries world wide, name me one candidate who is paying for their campaign and name me one candidate who can't be bought! It is obvious that the government and media are trying to make Boris Miksic unreliable. I would rather have someone who is well connected in the world than someone who is only connected in Croatia, we can debate about this but given the fact that this forum is neutral territory, I would like to see or should I say I have yet to read something positive on the side of Boris Miksic. Croatia has seen all of the candidates in action, they know who they are and what they did all except for Miksic. No one will truly ever know what he is capable of doing, "a rich man is a free man" he built an empire for himself with 37 dollars over 35 years! What did Jadranka kosor, Ivo Sanader, Ivic Pasalic, Milan Bandic, Nanad Vidosevic, Stjepan Mesic etc etc build.....I will tell you they built Jack Shit, and Jack left town.

Možda su zato šutljivi što su svjesni da su sva ona silna sredstva koja su uplaćivali u mirovinski fond bivše zajedničke države sagorila u ispaljenim minsko eksplozivnim sredstvima na njihovu djecu i unuke, a na čiji račun danas žive u Lijepoj našoj ili tek povremeno dođu podignuti mirovine, kao i dati svoj glas onima koji podržavaju takvu stvarnost.
Hrvatska je jedina država u svijetu gdje imaju manje mirovine oni koji su uplaćivali u fond iz kojeg se sredstva isplaćuju,od onih koji dobivaju mirovine po sistemu generacijske solidarnosti.
da su imali pameti za svoje mladosti,onda ne bi dozvolili da se zvijer razvije do tog stadija, u kojem stadiju se je sama počela proždirati.
I ja sam za; Neka umirovljenici vladaju lijepom našom na čelu sa dosadašnjim predsjednikom i neka svi zajedno troše koliko im volja,jer sve će to mladost platiti.
Onima koji tako ne razmišljaju mjesto je u bijelom svijetu, a po mogućnosti nek odu bez korištenja sredstava koje su uplaćivali u kojekakve fondove, ima dovoljno raznoraznih umirovljenika koji će to znati potrošiti.