Ivan Tasovac, director of the Belgrade Philharmonic, answering the question of whether he is valuable ("Politika")
"The police brought, the police took away." Ljubomir Mihajlović, president of the Board of Directors of "Komercijalna banka", commenting on the information that heroin was found in DB vaults leased from this bank (BK TV)
"Why should they arrest me?" Nikola Šainović, former vice president of the federal government and high-ranking SPS official ("Večernje novosti")
Branislav Ivković, head of the SPS parliamentary group in the Serbian Parliament
Vojislav Koštunica, President of FR Yugoslavia
Just as Šešelj pulled a gun on the students at the beginning of the nineties, so Vučić pulls his beaters on their rebellious daughters and sons today. It's the same policy, just adapted to the times
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, acquits thugs and madmen who beat and trample students, while arresting those same students. A people in rebellion is no longer guaranteed a bare life - but the guild will pay for this regime in the end
Protests in Serbia no longer impose questions of "whether" and "if", they have become systemic events. Tolerance in society has turned into an insatiable need for normality, for the rule of law
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