After all, Aleksandar Šapić will rule Belgrade again. A true Serbian mayor for the capital of progressive Serbia, participant of the all-Serbian assembly, a man on a crusade against some Mirdite Dobardans and gay depravity there, a supporter of "family values" in the spirit of the hard conservative current of the Serbian Orthodox Church and a real estate lover in Trieste, who also made anti-Roma comments.
The new-old mayor of Belgrade, Dr. Šapić, built whatever he wanted on his house on Bežanijska Kosa, refused to answer questions from inappropriate media about anything, including, for example, the GSP, which disintegrated under him in order to privatized.
In the eyes of the citizens of Belgrade, such and such Šapić, who did nothing good for the city, was once again enthroned as the commander of the city, in order to continue with investor terror and the penetration of Belgrade on the water into the healthy city fabric and brokerage, all in anticipation of the Expo.
Congratulations to all of us, citizens of Belgrade. Kudos to the opposition. Belgrade, good night.
Hi, have a nice trip.
While Šapić, a Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor and writer, was enthroned in the Assembly of Belgrade Fedja Štukan was sitting in a police cell at the "Nikola Tesla" airport in France and waited to be deported from Serbia on the first flight to Sarajevo because, according to the police authorities, he represents a danger to the security of the state of Serbia. Until it is clear that Orlić will continue where Vulin left off.
Stukan, therefore, as a great danger to the state, will not be able to participate in the Krokodil festival called "Gimme Shelter" with other writers and poets.
This is how it goes, step by step by step, when no serious resistance is encountered, when one party with one leader seizes every village and town, every state institution, when the theft of elections, Milan Radočić, Belivuk or Jovanjica happens: today Štukan , tomorrow someone else from the neighborhood, who barks against the values of the Serbian world and the All-Serbian Parliament, or Putin, and above all against the great beloved Leader, that person is not welcome in Serbia.
And the local barkers should also be a little more careful in the future, because they barked, they barked, even at the moon, because on December 17 and June 2 it was shown that nobody can do anything to him, so he can do anything and why should he anymore endured hearing that he was naked, when everyone could see that he was wearing plaid jackets.
The Chilean writer Gaston Salvatore long ago briefly explained to me what it means to live in a dictatorship: when you hear the screeching of tires at night and you think they have come to get you. That you will disappear.
Neither Vučić is Pinochet, nor is Serbia located in South America, but to a large extent it has already fought the semblance of democracy and the rule of law. The feeling of powerlessness and vulnerability, fear of resistance is systematically spreading among the citizens.
Untouchability wants to hit its head, it can be seen in the fact that the progressive elite cares less and less about what emerges in the public, what the citizens think, omnipotence is becoming more and more open.
How is that possible?
Let's take a brief look at the "Jura" factory in Leskovac. There, 300 out of about 3000 workers are on strike demanding basic working conditions. The remaining 2700 watch from the sidelines and do not interfere in fear of being fired and without the church they have. Just so it doesn't get worse.
"Jura" is Serbia.
