For ten years, the media under the control of the progressives have pushed Serbia from Europe to Russia and China, from civil society to Kosovo Orthodoxy, from an open country to a xenophobic state that sees enemies everywhere. Aleksandar Vučić, while courting the West, constantly flirted with the radical base in fear of losing it and expanded and strengthened the anti-European, anti-Western, anti-citizen, anti-tolerant, Serb-centric, anti-gay electorate.
Russia's attack on Ukraine blew up the porous blanket that more or less kept the ominous spirit in a bottle and which now, beyond the control of its promoter, sways seductively among the inhabitants of Serbia, organized against the people's traitors and non-heterosexual patients who want to infect the youth with an anti-family germ.
Vučić's righteous assurances to the people, in which he elevates himself above everything and gives the final judgment, are no longer just passing by: he is disgusted by the fags who want to parade, and those who want to kill them in order not to kill the fag in themselves. Because that message is watered down, just like those messages like Kosovo and the European Union, and Biden and Putin, and against sanctions against Russia and against the invasion of Ukraine.
In contrast to his contradictory messages, the words of Bishop Nicanor of Banat at the "Lithia for the salvation of Serbia" on Sunday were crystal clear: he welcomed the decision to ban Europride, that attempt to "desecrate our country, church and family", and called Vladimir Putin " today's emperor of the planet called Earth" because he had made a decision that "anomalies" such as those appearing in Serbia "must not even be talked about, let alone come to life".
Equally clear and penetrating messages on the LGBTQ topic, about the defense of Kosovo, brotherhood with Russia, the diabolical Europe and NATO, and Orthodox values in society and family are also sent by Zavetnici, Dveri, NO, a whole body of mainstream-patriotic, Serbian-Christian, Putinophile parties for which "family values" are marriage between a man and a woman with as many children as possible, organizations and individuals that are found in almost all political parties.
Their messages fall to the ground fertile from the heavy progressive watering and spraying from Pink. Their strengthening pushes Aleksandar Vučić far to the right of the Serbized Christian Democratic course that he had taken in order not to nestle the SNS among the European conservative parties.
While under the pressure of force, Vučić relents in Kosovo, with the burden of imposing sanctions on Russia on his head, so confused he had to appease the right-wing electorate somewhere in order not to strengthen his own position. The wagons thus began to break down at Europride where, compared to other problematic open issues, he still expected the least painful ducks from Brussels and Washington.
But the question is whether he was convincing enough for those he meets, and whether the story with Europride is over at all. The organizers certainly said that they do not recognize the ban, and some European MPs to Vučić and despite the announcement of the technical Government, they do not intend to cancel official trips, plane tickets and hotel reservations and that they want to walk the streets of Belgrade with the rainbow flag.
So from cancellations i prohibitions In just two days, Europride came to the point where Ana Brnabić, by order of the boss, relativizes both his statement and the announcement of his own government, so now it's all "more pleas", "one appeal" to LGBTQ people who should probably be banned themselves, wouldn't they? did Vučić, who is fighting for Kosovo and against the whole world, make things easier.
The matter, however, will not be made easier by the carefully nurtured pro-Russian anti-fag corps, nor by the minority that was promised years ago the realization of its constitutionally guaranteed rights. The victory will be won by those who pose a greater threat to the government outside the institutions, on the training ground that it has prepared itself.
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