CONTENT ANALYSIS: STRASBOURG (May 27, 2015)

Lately, Strasbourg is on my mind ever more often. As my case against Croatia is taking its final shape, it is on my mind day after day. Thus I realized it was high time for another exercise in content analysis, as I often do when I am preoccupied with pestering thoughts of any kind. The first time Strasbourg appears in my magnum opus is in 2007, but it actually appears only in an addendum from 2015. It appears twice in 2009, thrice in 2010, seventeen times in 2011, eight times in 2012, nine times in 2013 and 2014 each, and nineteen times in 2015. This adds up to sixty-eight pieces of writing. Goodness gracious! The first peak in 2011 had to do with my appeal to the Constitutional Court of Croatia against the decisions of the Municipal Court in Pazin and the Regional Court in Pula regarding the three trumped-up cases lodged in 2008 and 2009 against me by the former mayor of Motovun, Slobodan Vugrinec, which was the last step before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. And this year’s peak has to do with my case against Croatia and its corrupt courts, which will go to Strasbourg any day now, and perhaps even today. I can hardly wait, too. Whatever eventually happens with the case, I sincerely hope Strasbourg will quickly fade away in my writings. With some luck, it will disappear altogether in just a few years. Hooray!