Regarding the technical issues of the Sun Kings

Most of this entry was written eleven days ago, when I traveled to the French Alps and the Mediterranean to cheer on all the cyclists in the world, but in the meantime, the world has changed completely.

I mean, no, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with forgetting some things over the years, it’s an advantage of age, and it’s especially good to forget bad things.

But, but no, and so on, then you might as well forget the good things, and we’re back to the place where you’re said to know nothing.

Just, but no, when you get old, you don’t know what you don’t know, but you think you know everything.

Indeed, you know everything and yet you know very little because you have forgotten most of it.

We forget or remember the old people incorrectly. So some time ago, the President of the United States called the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, in a fierce memory struggle, and in the United States they realized that they had a small problem, because if they re-elect the current president, it could happen that in the morning he would call them the chief of the Comanches.

It would be more modest if the president, out of pure curiosity, played with the buttons on his desk and ensured that a giant mushroom grew somewhere.

In short, but not really, Americans have more to do with their president than we do with our prime minister, they think they are the Sun King, but anyway they don’t play with atomic bombs. Well, someone might…

It would be nice if it were so. But Americans don’t care about anything that is described. They don’t have a Sun King around them, just the affairs of the world for a few people and who handles them.

We have no business, but the Sun King does.

King Louis XIV of France. Known as the “Sun King” because he symbolized the power and splendor of an absolute monarchy. He was the center of the universe, like the sun. Louis XIV. He made many reforms to consolidate royal power, centralize administration, improve the army, and encourage the development of art and culture.

So there’s not a lot of similarities to our current Sun King, at least if we’re talking about what someone did.

They are more closely associated with the phrase “The State, that is I”, which is attributed to the Sun King, Louis XIV. This phrase reflects the absolute power and authority he held as ruler, and his belief that the will of the King was equal to the will of the State, with the King being considered the supreme source of legislation and authority.

While it has yet to be confirmed whether or not the Sun King actually said something that altered his general status, our local Sun King is making sure the word “country” is what I’m sticking with.

Therefore, in our country, the Prime Minister can also serve as one or two ministers concurrently.

Well, the real Sun King died as king of his country at the age of 76, but despite his pout, diabetes and gangrene, he continued to rule until the end, no one thought of changing him, and he made France a leading power in Europe.

We go back to the United States, through the 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, where they can initiate impeachment proceedings if the president is unable to perform the duties of his office. It’s not an easy path, but it is possible.

Well, Americans would rather let the president wither away naturally. It’s cheaper and faster.

In our country, the procedure for changing the prime minister is constructive distrust, but only if a new prime minister is appointed at the same time. Here they replaced Janez Janša, and we put Alenko Bratušek. This is JJ without fur, but with a cobra tongue.

At the time, some people thought this was a great victory for democracy, but others knew that Slovenians had not yet achieved democracy.

Our Janez Janša is like the famous sheepdog Lesi, in that he always comes back. He is apparently a big user of the automatic reverse function, which usually refers to an option or function that certain cars or devices have. This function allows you to automatically reverse or repeat media playback when it ends.

The auto-reverse feature is useful because it allows continuous playback of audio or video content without user intervention, which contributes to a better user experience – but only until it is used in politics, because it has been proven that it does not lead users, i.e. citizens, to a better user experience, but always makes things worse. We keep dancing to the same song over and over again, and we don’t even remember why we started dancing, but we are told to do it.

Maybe the President of the United States has clumsily eaten some old tape recorder that won’t stop, and this person in his world is just living for the next election, even though he probably has no idea it’s going to happen.

Lest anyone think I am making fun of a person or a disease – I honestly don’t think so, I’m just saying that dementia is defined as a group of symptoms that include: including difficulty remembering recent events, people’s names, and the need for reminders or notes; it implies problems with thinking and reasoning, i.e. problems solving problems, thinking logically, and performing daily tasks such as managing money; it may indicate changes in behavior, including confusion, suspiciousness, irritability, apathy, or depression; it may be a problem with communication, where a person with dementia may lose the ability to express their thoughts clearly or understand what others are saying, or it may be spatial and temporal disorientation, i.e. a loss of sense of time, space, and identity…

In any case, it is better to have a Sun King in power than one who forgets he exists, and this was our greatest advantage over the United States eleven days ago.

I wrote at the time that it would be a big problem if the US president wrote to Putin instead of Zelensky on Christmas.

It could happen right now, except the president of the United States would be a Slovenian son-in-law with a head so hard that bullets would bounce back.

Since American business can’t afford a Slovenian son-in-law to implement its plans in Ukraine, and the incumbent president is hell-bent on having his own way, they offer him a pill to suspend his candidacy.

If some Americans’ attempts to sell weapons to Ukraine, which is still worried about the reconstruction of the new presidential candidate, turn out badly, then the Slovenian son-in-law may shoot another bullet. -Law.

In eleven days, the world changed. But not everywhere.

Our (any) Sun King is always healthy, but shows all the signs describing dementia.

Before I forget what this is, I’m going to go to Breezeye and pray for their health.