Anti-government
protesters march in Belgrade
Supporters
of the Dveri Movement during the weekend held a protest gathering in front of
the Serbian government building in Belgrade.
Source: Beta
They
asked for the process of the country "moving closer to the EU and
NATO" to be halted, and accused Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic of
committing "high treason" because he "abolished Serbian
institutions in Kosovo and Metohija."
One
of the Dveri leaders, Bosko Obradovic, said the rally was in fact organized
"against the government of Tony Blair, in which Aleksandar Vucic serves
only as a spokesperson," referring to the
recent hiring of the former British prime minister as a consultant.
According to Obradovic, Dveri's task is "to gather together a strong opposition that will put an end to Serbia's downfall that has been ongoing since October 2000." He announced that the first task of the anti-government protest is to force early elections that would see "patriotic forces" return to parliament.
Obradovic
described the ruling SNS party as "the biggest fraud in the history of
Serbia," and accused it of controlling and manipulating the media. He
spoke in favor of Serbia's closer ties with Russia, to which the rally
responded by chanting, "Serbia-Russia, we don't need the (European)
Union."
Academician Kosta Cavoski also addressed the protest to say the Brussels agreement reached during the EU-sponsored Kosovo negotiations "removed the last vestiges of Serb statehood" in Kosovo and in that way recognized the unilaterally declared independence of the province. He also accused the prime minister and his government of committing "high treason."
Another member of the Dveri leadership, Vladan Glisic, read a list of demands that included an end to Serbia moving closer to the EU and NATO, annulling of the Brussels agreement, "exiting the slavery of the IMF," reestablishing the previous level of salaries and pensions, and meeting the demands of the teachers on strike.
Glisic
also demanded higher taxes on agricultural products imported from the EU, an
end to plans to sell Telekom and EPS, and "liberating the media from the
pressure of the ruling party."
The protest that, according to police estimates, gathered "more than 1,000 people," ended without incidents with the participants marching from the government building to the public broadcaster RTS, where the Dveri officials once again asked that this media outlet engages in "objective reporting."
The protest that, according to police estimates, gathered "more than 1,000 people," ended without incidents with the participants marching from the government building to the public broadcaster RTS, where the Dveri officials once again asked that this media outlet engages in "objective reporting."
The protesters carried flags of Serbia, Russia, Novorossiya (New Russia) and the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, as well as portraits of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and shouted offensive slogans against the Serbian prime minister.
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SOURCE: http://fbreporter.org/2015/03/21/dveri/
While thоse protestors that today took the streets of the Serbian capital Belgrade were very angry and loud, the majority of Serbian people remained very silent. Probably too silent, and that eerie silence (for people that know well Serbian history and mentality) is the most scary part. After such “calm weather”, usually the “violent storm” would come. And something is obviously looming on the Serbian political horizon…
Beginning of uprising in
Serbia!?
21 March 2015, SERBian
FBReporter
By
Miodrag Novakovic
Protesters carrying portraits of Vladimir
Putin
[PHOTO SOURCE: http://fbreporter.org/2015/03/21/dveri/]
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Demonstrations
staged today by Serbian patriotic movement “Dveri”, outside the government HQ
in Nemanjina 11, Belgrade, could be a sign of “a sudden changes” on Serbian
political scene. According to “Dveri” around 5,000 people participated in today
protest and in the subsequent march on a state owned national TV station.
Their
main demands were to stop humiliating the Serbian people by bringing into the
Serbian government former Western officials that have hidden anti-Serbian
agenda (such former British PM Tony Blair- one of the architects of the illegal
NATO war against Serbia in 1999), to stop the process of Serbia’ integration
into a NATO military alliance (which is considered by absolute majority of
Serbian people as “war
criminal and occupier”- Serbia has just signed with NATO the
IPAP and SOFA protocols, which are just one step away from the formal NATO
membership!?)…
…Another
major demand was to stop a self-destructive process of so called
“euro-integrations”, which has proven to be disastrous for Serbian economy and
has been progressively undermining Serbian sovereignty (or what is
left of it). In opinion expressed by many domestic and foreign analysts, EU has
hidden agenda toward Serbia which eventually would lead into further Serbian
territorial partition and the loss of Serbian national identity.
Beside
the “Dveri” leadership, the crowd of five thousand people was addressed by some
influential Serbian intellectuals and national artists: university professor
Dr. Ivan Dojcinovic, member of Serbian academy of science Dr. Kosta Cavoski,
internationally acclaimed movie producer Boris Malagurski, etc…
The
number of people that came out to voice their protest against the atrocious
government policies, only at first sight didn’t look impressive. But, if we
take into considerations that Serbian regime has exerted almost complete
control over major media outlets in country (including the state owned TV
station- RTS), and if know that Serbian regime, personified in a controversial
PM Aleksandar Vucic (former ultra nationalist suddenly turned “democrat”) is
conducting the policy of intimidation of the political opposition and their
supporters, which is often resulting in the brutal police oppression, effective
media censorship, and the crackdown on the social networks users (recently a
number of Serbian people were arrested and charged due to “controversial
statuses” on their Facebook or Twitter accounts; Then we must conclude that a
number of people attending today protest was quite impressive!?
Dissatisfaction
with pro-NATO and pro-EU policies was very visible in the choreography of this
protest. Most of participants were publicly displaying the pictures of Russian
president Vladimir Putin, Russian, Donetsk & Lugansk Republics, and Serbian
flags, along with “Dveri” political symbols.
Most
of Serbian citizens don’t appreciate EU and Washington blackmailing (“carrot
and stick” type) policy which did not bring anything good to country since 1999
NATO bombing, and today they are turning in large numbers to brotherly
Russia for help.
“Dveri”
leader Vladan Glisic addressed the crowd with next words: “Serbia is choosing Serbian integrations,
over EU integrations; on international level we want integrations with Russia…”
Then he and other “Dveri” leaders passed to the government officials their list
with specific demands-
To
stop self-destructive “road to EU and NATO”. And to revive the ties and the
integrations with Russian Federation. To cancel anti-constitutional Brussels’
“SSP pact” regarding Kosovo’ independence, imposed on Serbia by EU, and to
conduct Serbian government sponsored elections in Northern Kosovo (an enclave
bordering with central Serbia, where Serbs still maintain majority of
population, while they are effectively ethnically cleansed from the most of
Kosovo and Metohija, due to EU and NATO ignorance). To prevent IMF destructive
policy against Serbia and to liberate country from (Western imposed) financial
slavery. To fulfill all demands by protesting teachers, and to restore their
and the pensioners dignity (social welfare). To prevent (EU imposed) sale of
state owned “Telecom” corporation, one of the most profitable and one of the
richest in the Balkans. To raise the taxes on the imported agricultural
products from abroad, and to restore the state sponsored redemption for the
same products. To introduce the state sponsored program for social assistance
to the poorest citizens, to prevent application of (EU imposed) anti-family
laws that publicly promote homosexuals, and in same time, punish responsible
parents for “the reasonable spanking” of their children. To free all media,
especially the state owned “Radio Television of Serbia” (RTS), which at present
are preventing the pluralism of political opinions, and are promoting only “one
party” government agenda. In this regard they need to enable the publicly
televised debates between the government officials and the opposition leaders.
..
This
document was delivered as well to RTS officials.
During
the march, the protesters were mocking and stepping on the Tony Blair cartoon
effigy (probably the most hatred Western politician in Serbia, which was
recently brought to Serbian government as an adviser, on Serbian PM’ Vucic
initiative- probably by direct suggestion from Brussels and Washington). The
very visible presence of the riot police, that probably outnumbered protesters,
was impressive, and most of the protestors were “photographed and videotaped in high
resolution”, as noted by Academic Dr. Kosta Cavoski.
He
added that “No
government lasts forever.”
The
representative from Kosovo and Metohija, Goran Milenkovic asked the Serbian
people and the government for help in medicine for Kosovo’ Serbs, describing
the situation in Serbian break-away province: “We, Serbian people from Kosovo, are going through the
most difficult hardship, and we know that such hardship is coming to central
Serbia too. Soon, through your cities, villages, and roads will be roaming NATO
terrorists and NATO tanks, the same way they are doing it now in Kosovo.”
Milenkovic
called upon Serbian police, Gendarmes, Serbian army, and state security
services, to prevent further disintegration of the country, because “Serbs have no spare country”.
He invited Serbian people to join their brothers in huge rally, scheduled for
March 24th in Kosovska Mitrovica.
Famous
and internationally recognized movie producer Boris Malagurski called Serbian
people to prevent Serbia to be turned into another “NATO colony”, where
NATO soldiers would be granted superior status and immunity in relation to the
ordinary citizens. He publicly called everyone to exercise their lawful right
and to execute the citizen arrest of the alleged war criminal Tony Blair (in
relation to well documented war crimes over Serbs during the illegal NATO war
in 1999). Malagurski called too for severing all the ties with predatory IMF,
and for a prevention of the scheduled legislation (by Serbian parliament) that
would legalize GMO products in country.
Other
speakers have warned that Serbian nation is being destroyed: through Western
imposed education system, by privatization and sale of agricultural land to
foreigners. They highlighted that such blind following of EU and USA policies
by current, and previous (pro-Western) regimes has resulted in the biggest
unemployment rate in Europe. They pointed at the daily occurrences, where
brutal government appointed bailiffs are breaking into people homes, “stealing from the poor and giving it
to the reach”- as stated “Dveri” speaker Danilo Tvrdisic.
“They have been selling our water,
land, forests, and now they want to sell (to foreigners) the most profitable
national “Telecom” corporation. Mr. Vucic we are not going to allow you to
trade our future for Angela Merkel smile, and once we get to the power: we will
cancel shameful SSP agreement on Kosovo, we will raise the custom dues and
taxes in order to protect domestic industry, we will raise the taxes on foreign
banks, prevent the catastrophic privatization of the strategic resources, and
form a Serbian bank for development.”, concluded Tvrdisic…
The
crowd of five thousand people were all the time shouting slogans: “Serbia, Russia- we don’t need EU…
Treason… We are not giving up on Kosovo… Revolution… We want jobs…
Putin-Serbian…”
——————–
If
there is a proper word to describe last three years of the governance by the
Western backed Serbian regime, personalized in PM Aleksandar Vucic, then that
word would be “disaster”.
The previous “post 5th October” (since Western sponsored coup
against legally elected president Milosevic in 2000) Serbian regimes were also
conducting the politics against national interests, but the latest Serbian Progressive
party regime is doing it with much more dedication and with no regard for
Serbian national interest, often undermining country’ sovereignty and
constitution.
What
makes things worse, Vucic’ regime is associated with many other corruption
affairs, some members of cabinet and high ranking party officials have forged
their university diplomas and “doctorates”, even recently are discovered some
party leaders with forged high school certificates. The university diploma of
Serbian president Tomislav Nikolic (which he obtained upon getting in power) is
subject of public mockery and very often main subject in opposition media.
According to public records, the President wasn’t physically present at most
exams which he allegedly passed at one private university!?
Nevertheless
this deeply corrupted regime (with proven record of political oppression and
media censorship, is unconditionally supported by Brussels and Washington. The
reason? Probably their willingness to diligently execute Western political agenda
in the Balkans, even if that means sabotaging Serbian constitution and further
economic and territorial disintegration of the country…
…Something,
the previous pro-Western (puppet) regimes, were hesitating to conduct so openly
and on a such large scale. That is why Serbia today is facing probably the
biggest uncertainty and political turmoil in its history.
While
those protestors that today took the streets of the Serbian capital Belgrade
were very angry and loud, the majority of Serbian people remained very silent.
Probably too silent, and that eerie silence (for people that know well Serbian
history and mentality) is the most scary part. After such “calm weather”,
usually the “violent storms” would come; And something is obviously looming on
the Serbian political horizon…
…The
days ahead of us will tell.
Serbia: See pro-Russia, anti-Blair
protesters say NO to NATO
Video Id:
20150321-021
Title
Serbia: See pro-Russia, anti-Blair protesters say
NO to NATO
Category
Politics
Location
Belgrade, Serbia
Region
Europe
Duration
1:30
Published
March 21, 2015, 17:19 (GMT)
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Keywords
Russia, protest, Serbia, Putin, EU, IMF, Belgrade,
demo, Tony Blair
M/S Girl holding photo of
Vladimir Putin
C/U Poster of Tony Blair in which
his name is purposefully spelt 'BLIAR'
W/S Protesters with flags
SOT, Bosko Obradovic, a leader of
the Dveri party (in Serbian): "We gathered today on our first big protest
against PM Vucic's government which is actually not his government any more but
Blair's and NATO's government."
M/S Protesters hold banner
reading (in Russian) "Serbia, Russia, we don't need the EU"
C/U Crossed EU sign
M/S Dog with Serbian flag
W/S Police surrounding protesters
C/U Posters (in English)
"Bliar and Wolfie are sweathearts" (Translation of PM Vucic's last
name in English is 'Wolfie' or 'little wolf')
SOT, Vladan Glisic, a leader of
the Dveri party (in Serbian): "We demand that Serbia stops its road
towards the EU and NATO, and demand bigger and closer cooperation with the
Russian federation."
M/S Two men singing patriotic
songs and holding three fingers together as the old Slavic-orthodox sign
SOT, Vladan Glisic, a leader of
the Dveri party (Serbian): "He will never be my friend [Tony Blair] and
whoever's his friend is my enemy."
M/S People holding Putin and
Blair pictures
W/S Children marching with
Vladimir Putin's photo
M/S Man spits on Blair's
paperboard character and others trample over it
W/S Partizan football fans hold
banner reading (in Serbian) "Brother for brother" and chanting
"Serbs and Russians - brothers for ever"
W/S Protesters marching
W/S Protesters in front of the
Serbian Broadcasting Company (RTS)
SCRIPT
Around 2,000 people gathered in
front of the Serbian government in Belgrade, Saturday, to protest against the
'pro-EU' government hiring Tony Blair as a political adviser while signing
deals with the International Monetary Fund (IMF)/
The protesters, led by the party
of Dveri (Door Party), demand closer economic ties with Russia instead of the
EU. Protesters held pictures of Vladimir Putin and chanted "Serbia,
Russia, we don't need EU," and trampled on a cardboard effigy Tony Blair.
After the gathering in front of
the government building, the protesters marched to the Serbian Broadcasting
Company demanding an end to 'censorship' of opposition parties.
VIDEO SOURCE: https://ruptly.tv/vod/view/25888/serbia-see-pro-russia-anti-blair-protesters-say-no-to-nato
YOUTUBE VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba-8aLxC98Y
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