“Nikoli ne bomo dovolili, da se nasilje iz nekaterih evropskih mest preseli k nam. Levičarje, ki na to že javno pozivajo, opozarjamo: Roke proč od Slovenije!,” je na družbenem omrežju X zapisal Janez Janša
⚠️‼️ Nikoli ne bomo dovolili, da se nasilje iz nekaterih evropskih mest preseli k nam. Levičarje, ki na to že javno pozivajo, opozarjamo: Roke proč od Slovenije! 🛑 https://t.co/pLQZ4c9z5a
— Janez Janša (@JJansaSDS) October 20, 2026
@JJansaSDS Zakaj proč, naj nastopijo, da jih do konca potolčemo.
— Vrhovni sodnik (@VSodnik73152) October 20, 2026
Janšev odziv se glede na objavo nanaša na dogodek dogodek, ki ga oglašuje pod geslom “Naša država, naš glas!”, je napovedan za 21. november 2026 ob 12.00. Glede na trenutne informacije z družbenih omrežij in medijev gre za plakat, ki je v zadnjih dneh (okrog 20. oktobra) začel krožiti na platformah, kot sta Facebook in X. Objava plakata je sprožila različne politične interpretacije in odzive glede organizacije ter namena shoda.
Ker je do navedenega datuma še mesec dni, uradna lokacija ali potrditev shoda s strani organizatorjev v javnih medijih še ni podrobneje opredeljen.
@pa_3_ot142 Mnogo spletne propagande proti desnici izvira od @danesjenovdan . Od referendumskih kampanj "Proti politični policiji", "Proti razkroju" itd. do raznega treninga videoaktivistov,… Ko vidite spletne letake proti desnici, za proteste je velika verjetnost, da je to delo Mukija. https://t.co/DOHZKByODn
— Slovenc🇸🇮 (@slovenc99) October 20, 2026
Isti jezik pravičnosti kot pri naši Levici in levici.
— Žiga Turk (@ZigaTurk) October 20, 2026
Tace stran!
— Žiga Turk (@ZigaTurk) October 21, 2026
If it keeps going at this rate, we might, for (I think) the first time in history, be about to witness the first continent-wide youth revolt in Europe – a "European spring" of sorts. The sheer number of countries where it’s **already** happening is pretty overwhelming. I count 8, including 4 with violent clashes: – France, famously – Albania (see below) with daily clashes in Tirana and a government building set alight – Belgium: the French movement spilled over, including riots in Liège – Italy: "No Meloni Day" student protests since 16 October, turning into riots in Milan, Turin and Bologna – Greece: students camping in Athens’ Syntagma Square over housing and education costs, explicitly inspired by France – Germany: pupils blockading schools in Berlin and Hamburg in solidarity with France – Spain: an indefinite education strike in Madrid, with students marching alongside teachers and families – Serbia: the student movement born from the 2024 Novi Sad station collapse is now running its own list in the 25 October election And, by the way, the fact it’s also happening in countries with close to no immigration – like Albania – goes to show how reductive it is to label these movements, like JD Vance and Trump did with France, as the fruit of "the migrants hav[ing] taken over." As is often the case, it’s much more a story of "it’s the economy, stupid." As such, Trump with his war on Iran, has ironically done much more to fuel this (pun intended) than any migrant.
— Arnaud Bertrand (@RnaudBertrand) October 21, 2026
@RnaudBertrand The most dangerous crisis for any civilization is not when its economy stops growing, but when its younger generation stops believing in the future.
— Zhai Xiang (@ZhaiXiang5) October 21, 2026