Zvone Radikalni

Dobar je Index.hr i koliko mi se čini jedni su od rijetkih koji doista imaju muda pošteno oprati vladajuću kliku, ali nekad ga brate stvarno zatrkeljaju da čovik padne na guzicu :-).

Pa tako u članku s naslovom ”Kina će napasti Indiju do 2012. godine?” autor Ž.S. (i bolje mu je da se nije potpisao ;-) prenosi sljedeću “analizu” s “razlozima” zbog kojih će, jel’te, Kina napasti Indiju (citira nekog “analitičara”):

OSIROMAŠENE DEVIZNE REZERVE????

Kina ima tričavih 2.000 MILIJARDI US$ deviznih rezervi i kad bolje pogledam, to doista jest “siromašno” :-).

A taj članak im je udarna vijest na naslovnoj stranici … avaj i kukulele

U danas izašlom broju The Economista, kratki osvrt na situaciju u Hrvatskoj nakon odlaska Ive Sanadera, pa prenosim u cijelosti (link je ovdje):

Croatia's new prime minister

The dilemmas of Diocletian

The problem pile up for the new female prime minister

BUSLOADS of Japanese tourists collapse exhausted in their hotel lobbies; Serbs moon about, fretful that their cars may be vandalised; just offshore, cruise ships afford their passengers one of the finest sights in the Mediterranean. Although it is early in the season, people in Dubrovnik who live off tourism are breathing a sigh of relief. Despite the economic gloom, this season may not be the catastrophe some feared.

Nobody in Croatia thinks this is a time for complacency. So when Ivo Sanader, without warning, resigned as prime minister on July 1st, the opposition was quick to accuse him of quitting just as the country faced its worst economic crisis in years. A week later Mr Sanader’s resignation is still unexplained. He was angry that European Union leaders have not stopped Slovenia from blocking Croatia’s EU accession talks over a trivial border dispute—but nobody thinks that merited his departure. He said he was not ill. Nor was he quitting to run in next year’s presidential election. It seems instead that Mr Sanader was just fed up—like Diocletian, the Roman emperor who also hailed from Split and retired there to grow cabbages.

Croatia is awash with gossip. Vesna Pusic, an opposition leader, demanded to know if blackmail was involved. Many talked of a political crisis after Mr Sanader’s departure. But in a smooth transition his deputy, Jadranka Kosor, was confirmed as the new prime minister this week. She is a former journalist and presidential candidate, a poet and a woman known for her loyalty to Mr Sanader and his predecessor as party leader (and former president), Franjo Tudjman. “A wingman”, sniffs Ines Sabalic, a columnist.

There is no underestimating the task she faces. A meeting at the end of June to discuss Croatia’s progress towards EU accession was cancelled as there was nothing to discuss. The Slovenes are not the only problem. There are also the so-called artillery diaries that are said to show exactly what the Croatian army aimed at when they defeated Serbian forces in Krajina in 1995. The Croatian government has said these records either do not exist or are lost. But the chief prosecutor at The Hague war-crimes tribunal is not convinced. If he remains so Croatia’s EU bid will stay stalled.

And then there is the economy. April’s budget was based on rosy forecasts that the economy would shrink by only 2% this year. The first task of Ms Kosor’s government will be to prepare a more realistic one. Zeljko Rohatinski, governor of the central bank, thinks GDP will fall by almost 5% this year, and some economists believe that even this is far too optimistic. Ms Kosor vows not to shirk from public-spending cuts. But President Stipe Mesic thinks her government will not last long. Croatia’s problems are piling up—and the rest of the western Balkans looks on nervously.

Eto ga, Jaca je dobila mandat, i od silne priče o “30 dana za konzultacije”, ostade … ćorak. No dobro, sve je tu jasno, Adlešićka i Friščić se drže ove Vlade ko utopljenik pojasa za spašavanje tako da neizvjesnosti u stvari i nije bilo.

Dakle, ukratko - “pade Mesić bez ispaljenog metka”?

A no no no :-))))

Stvar se ipak riješila po onoj staroj hrvatskoj - “dogovoriti ćemo se”, a Mesić je dobio – terminal za ukapljeni plin na Krku :-).

Jer, jedan od zadnjih zakona (ili čega već) koje je Vlada donijela u četvrtak prije nego što je Sanader u Saboru podnio ostavku je upravo odluka o gradnji terminala na Krku – odnosno, štono bi rekli – završni go-ahead !

Stari mačak je tako i u ovoj igri, u kojoj je bio bez ijednog aduta, uspio nešto “ušićariti” – ja vama brzinsko formiranje Vlade, a vi meni mome srcu dragi projekt (eh, da mi je samo znati što se dogovorio s Arapima ;-)

Majstor …

Sto mu debeljuškastih praščića, ovo danas je bilo skroooz neočekivano :-). Premijer je napustio brod koji tone, i kormilo predao “pouzdanoj” Jadranki Kosor.

Kad malo bolje razmislim, situacija me podsjeća na onu prije par godina kad je HDZ birao kandidata koji se trebao suprostaviti (tada) popularnom Stipi Mesiću na predsjedničkim izborima. Svima je bilo jasno da to “baš ne bu išlo” i “spasonosno” rješenje su pronašli u Jadranki Kosor, a poniženje koje je tada uslijedilo (u kontekstu samog izbornog procesa, vođenja kampanje i konačnih rezultata) će se teško ponoviti.

Stoga u stvari ova odluka Ive Sanadera i nije iznenađujuća :-).

Jer, uz gospodarstvo u totalnoj banani (a najgore tek slijedi - na jesen će, da parafraziram, “biti krvi na ulicama”!), posvemašnju korupciju u svim porama društva i totalni neuspjeh u pristupu Europskoj uniji, ima li tko bolji za ulogu Pedra od “pouzdane” Jadranke Kosor!?

Jadranka Kosor – žena na koju se možete osloniti!

Kao što rekoh – najebali smo k’o žuti … ali, to je svakome iole pametnom jasno već par mjeseci (ili godina ;-)