Money, like everything else, can be had or not. Or one may have it or not have it, but that is only in the long run, when money decreases or increases. One cannot be rich and poor at the same time.But following the ruling politicians, they seem to live in some strange different reality than I do. At least, if I am following their actions this summer, although similar situations have often occurred in the past with other governments.There was talk of the government raising the salaries of government employees slightly. However, there were objections to this, saying that there would be no pay raise and that ministries could not request additional spending because they did not have the budget to do so. Then again, there were reports that some ministries might get a raise, but not much because government reserves are lower than the ministers would like.

It is strange. As anyone who watches the national budget deficit knows, one moment the state has no money, the next moment it has some reserves that could blow up. It is like being a total beggar and at the same time having money tucked away inside a straw man. This makes no sense.Even though it is a real headache. I think the situation is the same as under the previous administration, for example. There was no money, and not only because of the cobbler, but when the state was brutally in debt, and yet pensions were increased beyond what pensioners were entitled to, and besides, those pensioners were getting $5,000 bonuses for Christmas, and the state was keeping all those people who were not working and were stuck at home. They were.

One could simply assume that the money is not there, but will be found. If only someone would lend it to the government again, perhaps in the form of bonds. I don\’t like it one bit. Because this is yet another populist movement. And today\’s one will no doubt be lumped in with Babi and Sobotka, both of which were secretly backed by the communists.

So as a government employee, you probably don\’t want a raise. I do not want to get a share of the national debt that will have to be repaid someday. We can\’t keep issuing government bonds.

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Money, like everything else, can be had or not. Or one may have it or not have it, but that is only in the long run, when money decreases or increases. One cannot be rich and poor at the same time.But following the ruling politicians, they seem to live in some strange different reality than I do. At least, if I am following their actions this summer, although similar situations have often occurred in the past with other governments.There was talk of the government raising the salaries of government employees slightly. However, there were objections to this, saying that there would be no pay raise and that ministries could not request additional spending because they did not have the budget to do so. Then again, there were reports that some ministries might get a raise, but not much because government reserves are lower than the ministers would like.

It is strange. As anyone who watches the national budget deficit knows, one moment the state has no money, the next moment it has some reserves that could blow up. It is like being a total beggar and at the same time having money tucked away inside a straw man. This makes no sense.Even though it is a real headache. I think the situation is the same as under the previous administration, for example. There was no money, and not only because of the cobbler, but when the state was brutally in debt, and yet pensions were increased beyond what pensioners were entitled to, and besides, those pensioners were getting $5,000 bonuses for Christmas, and the state was keeping all those people who were not working and were stuck at home. They were.

One could simply assume that the money is not there, but will be found. If only someone would lend it to the government again, perhaps in the form of bonds. I don\’t like it one bit. Because this is yet another populist movement. And today\’s one will no doubt be lumped in with Babi and Sobotka, both of which were secretly backed by the communists.

So as a government employee, you probably don\’t want a raise. I do not want to get a share of the national debt that will have to be repaid someday. We can\’t keep issuing government bonds.

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