Marian Kotleba rewards the faithful.It was pointed out by Aktuality, according to which he paid out tens of thousands of euros to some party members.According to Milan Uhrík, who left the ĽSNS party some time ago, he is thereby buying their approval and obedience.It should be, for example, Andrej Medvecký, who is legally convicted of assaulting a citizen of the Dominican Republic.It has been in the vicinity of Kotleb since the days of the Slovak Commonwealth.Unlike the other members of the party, who have very little powers after the change of the statutes, Medvecký can represent Kotleba in routine matters.ĽSNS paid him more than 31,000 euros, Kotleb sent another 40,000 euros to the account of Mária Medvecká, who states her permanent residence at the same address as Andrej Medvecký."Andrej Medvecký's motivation for agreeing with the chairman is stated in the annual report on page 17, above, in the second line of the table," wrote Milan Uhrík upon leaving the party.The money is officially for special economic consulting that the Medvecky family is to provide to the party.The party did not explain what exactly these services are.Party money also went into the hands of other people, Kotleb's personal secretary Peter Podhorský earned 40,000 euros, party manager Peter Kováč earned 26,000 euros, Peter Bahno also won tens of thousands of euros.They are all people who have been with Kotleb for many years.After the split of the ĽSNS, both the Kotlebovs and the Republic are out of parliament in the polls.Since then, Kotleba has been spreading various "reasons" why, according to him, the party broke up.He recently claimed that secret service agents are to blame for the collapse of the party, we wrote an article about it.Uhrík claims that Republika is not and will not be a clone of ĽSNS.However, the bulk of the party is made up of those who left the ĽSNS.Uhrík and other vice-chairmen of Kotleba's party decided to leave after Marian Kotleba adapted the statutes so that he had the main say in the party under all circumstances.Will Marian Kolteba's political career survive the court's verdict?Yes, it won't hurt Kotleb No, Kotleb's political career is over I can't express myself ResultsVoteWill Marian Kolteba's political career survive the court's verdict?The anti-vaccination campaign is no longer raging only on social networks, anti-vaxxers have also moved to the streets of our country.In recent weeks, Slovaks have started to notice roadside billboards discouraging vaccination.Politicians from the Republic are behind them."Hands off our children," proclaims one of the billboards, calling for the end of the "corona totality."After leaving the ĽSNS, the party is criticized not only by Uhrík, but also by Milan Mazurek.He called his former party colleagues "primates" and "primitives"."We pushed hard for politics to have a different look, to be of high quality, to show people that we are not a bunch of primitives and idiots, that we are normal, intelligent people to whom they can entrust the management of the state," added Mazurek, about we wrote about the collapse of the party at that time.Thanks for reading Startitup.If you have an observation or found an error in the article, write to us at redakcia@startitup.sk.