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Katja Kokot recorded that she has become the president of the Friendship Group of the National Assembly with Japan. She was looking forward to successful cooperation and strengthening the ties between the two countries. https://t.co/6loyl7NaZo #Slovenija #Japonska #Diplomacija (translated)

Katja Kokot urged people to monitor the reactions of the "deep state" to her disclosures, which she said were timely and transparent. She wrote that her claims should not be accepted without verification, but that people should review the documents, visit the site, and talk to people and witnesses. She added that she will not give up despite attempts at discrediting her. #razkritja #globokestado #resnica (translated)

Katja Kokot informed migrant workers in Austria that their proposal to amend the Income Tax Act was submitted on April 13, 2026, under number 19-X. She explained that, according to her, it cannot currently be addressed because it is blocked by a referendum on the development law, scheduled for December 6, 2026. Kokot advised them to read the proposal, reach an agreement, and submit any comments as an association to the National Assembly or parliamentary groups. She also urged them to participate in the legislative referendum and vote in favor. She noted that if the law is not adopted, the proposal will not be able to be considered for another year, as it is to be blocked by the rejected referendum according to the constitutional court's ruling. #Migranti #Avstrija #Zakonodaja (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that Slovenian farmers should not be at a disadvantage compared to foreign competition. As the leader of the parliamentary group, she asked Prime Minister Janez Janša whether the government would introduce an animal welfare criterion in public procurement, as she said applies to Slovenian farmers. She pointed out that Slovenia has lost 21 percent of its agricultural holdings in 20 years and urged that Slovenian agriculture be prioritized. #kmetijstvo #slovenija #kmetijskiRazvoj (translated)

Katja Kokot noted that between 2000 and 2020, the number of farms in Slovenia decreased by 21 percent. As the leader of the parliamentary group, she announced that she would ask Prime Minister Janez Janša whether the government intends to amend the regulation on green public procurement so that public institutions can provide more local and seasonal food and purchase products from Slovenian farmers under predictable and fair conditions. She added that the state should also ensure fair market conditions for farmers alongside the high standards required. #kmetijstvo #Slovenija #podpora (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that she is making this public because she believes that the people need to see it. She was questioning how to stop the mafia, which she labeled as predatory, if everyone will remain silent all the time. She expected support today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, emphasizing that this is a problem for the entire nation, not just for her. #podpora #javneobjave #družbenanapredek (translated)

Katja Kokot noted in relation to this that the mentioned individuals were flirting with each other, but when the truth was revealed to them, they became completely serious. She added the question of whether everything is now clear. https://t.co/qpDK0MBkRy #resnica #obrazi #komunikacija (translated)

Katja Kokot noted that "they" have money and are corrupt, and that attention is, in her opinion, once again being directed towards commenting on the problem rather than the problem itself. She compared this to eavesdropping, where, in her words, the blame lies with the one who recorded it. She labeled such a redirection of attention from the real problem as a form of art. She added that others can continue to publish her edited photos, even those on which she looks bad, but she sarcastically remarked that this will not solve the country’s issues or improve people's lives. #denar #težave #kritika (translated)

Katja Kokot replied that almost all documents are taken for destruction, although some pages may have been lost among the magazines. She added that there are also offices of the Democrats, NSi, and some committees nearby, hinting that in the past there had evidently been something interesting, which made it worth reviewing the documents. She explained that these accumulate over time even in the computer age, as MPs note down what they want to say during sessions and meetings when it's their turn. These notes apparently should also be interesting. #papir #politika #zapiski (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that the day before she noticed a member of the Freedom Party in the National Assembly searching through a pile of waste paper on a floor without their offices, even though their paper bins are elsewhere. She claimed that he was looking for handwritten materials from other members, that he did not notice her, and that he was in a hurry to avoid being caught by someone. She described his behavior as spying and characterized it as lowly, without shame or dignity. #politika #Slovenija #odgovornost (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that the right is financing the campaign with party funds and defends its positions with party members, while the Left is said to be using not only party money but also funds from non-governmental organizations, including millions from abroad, which she referred to as "Soros money." She added that the Left is also defending its positions with the support of non-governmental activists and public RTV. She asked whether this is still democracy or a competition of capital and power against common sense. She described the map of the referendum results on the amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiry as a representation of that common sense; according to her explanation, the dark blue areas voted against, while the light blue ones voted in favor. She also mentioned that at her home polling station and the surrounding ones, about 70 percent of votes were in favor of all four questions. In this context, she wondered where Slovenia is headed and whether power would belong to foreign capital, and wrote that the nation would write its own judgment. #demokracija #Slovenija #referendum (translated)

Katja Kokot noted that the amendment to the law on parliamentary investigations was passed in June, and non-governmental organizations then collected signatures and submitted them in September. She added that there followed 30 days of campaigning, during which the Constitutional Court made a decision in September that, in her view, changed the situation. She believed that the court essentially agreed with the purpose of the law, which was intended to prevent the halting of parliamentary investigations through appeals to the Constitutional Court. #parlament #zakonodaja #UstavnoSodišče (translated)

Katja Kokot explained that even in the event of a defeat in the referendum, it would no longer be possible to stop parliamentary investigations by appealing to the Constitutional Court. She stated that corruption investigations would proceed regardless of the election outcome. #referendum #korupcija #parlament (translated)

During the referendum week, Katja Kokot expressed her resentment towards celebrities and wrote that their behavior disappointed her more than that of politicians, whom she had previously considered corrupt. She asked how much celebrities were paid and added that they don't have to do everything for money. The post ended with a call "4 X FOR". https://t.co/IFKhdxjdyZ #referendum #politika #estrada (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that she does not care if she faces criticism for her views and agreed with the woman whose name was not mentioned. She believed that religions or cults that force women into marriages, require them to cover their bodies, or separate people by gender are unacceptable. She added that in her opinion, no religion should be the cause of wars, rapes, slavery, or executions. She called for society to move forward in the 21st century and urged women to take off the scarves from their heads, as this piece of cloth was meant to separate "yours and ours." #enakopravnost #ženske #svoboda (translated)

Katja Kokot called for decisive action to stop what she described as madness. She wrote that people have long been wrapped in cotton wool and sold fairy tales, and assessed that Europe is to blame for migrations, but not everyone. According to her, those who are most responsible should be told clearly that enough is enough. #Evropa #Migracije #Resnica (translated)