A movement against the state and the people

Why Vucic does not meet student requests? Because otherwise he would have to unseat institutions that have been saddled for a long time. If they are not Mamluk submissive and self-denying to the point of disappearing, then they are enemies.

This is best seen in the jihad aimed at state universities. The progressives did everything they could think of to bring them down to the Megatrend level. It didn't work for them - higher education remained upright.

That is why the regime treats professors and professional services as an organized criminal group. In defiance of the law and the Constitution, the government changed the labor standards, with one single goal. And that is to reduce the teaching staff to a beggar's stick. When their children get hungry, they will betray the students, wrap their necks and return to lectures, Vučić and the rest of the team reckon.

If such decisions were made against the national intelligentsia by some kind of occupying power, one could understand why. However, it is a government whose mouth is full of patriotism and Serbianism. It supposedly strengthens and develops the country. But even if it is so - and it is not - the question is for whom?

For Supreme Court Miloš Pavlović, who files a criminal complaint against Vladan Đokić? Or Glišić and Đukanović? You would arrest the rector of the University of Belgrade, there's nothing wrong with them. Maybe first of all for the residents of Ćaciland? They don't even study, even less do they have an index, but - no need for evil - they can always bring a certificate to prove the opposite.

None of them need a University in the full sense of the word. The most necessary experts would prefer to be educated in the barracks at the end of the town. There they can learn what obedience, discipline and single eldership are. Also, that Serbia has only one elder.

The fact that, instead of the police, military veterans had to accompany the students to the college after the protest in front of "Informer" testifies to how far the regime has plunged into the dark forest of lawlessness. And the MUP used to turn its head away from protecting citizens and trampling on the constitutional and legal order. Let's say, during the demolition of Hercegovačka Street due to Belgrade's water needs, when people in ghost cars illegally detained citizens.

This case has now become a form of Service Rules. Just like in the 1990s, chiefs and inspectors kiss the hands of thugs and thugs whom they arrested just yesterday. In short, those hoodies are the regime's full-time parapolice. That is why every citizen of Serbia must ask himself the question, what would have happened if the students had not organized a phenomenal police service and if there had been no jumping of veterans and bikers? Also, when will Šešelj fire the last traffic officer from the MUP if they inform him that the daughter or son of the person in question is participating in the student protests?

In this situation, the regime wonders why the public does not give a dime for the arrival of the FSB team to determine whether or not a sound weapon was used on March 15. Really, what's the problem? Well, there are many, but the first and most important is Vulin's thanks to the Russian services "for their help in the fight against the color revolution." The finding of those whose working life is spent spying, intimidating and arresting Putin's opponents is uncertain.

But then there's the FBI - at least until Trump razed it to the ground - right? As this American agency told "Vreme", its policy is that "it can neither confirm nor deny the existence of an investigation". It is quite possible that - if the request really came from Serbia - FBI profilers are working overtime. Those martyrs are trying to establish how anyone under heaven's cap thought of calling a foreign service to investigate the actions of their own?

These and numerous other fresh examples show that the Republic of Serbia as a state still has crooked, scratched and battered scenes. It is the real life work of its president, an old radical politician.

Vučić does not have, nor does he offer, any plan for getting out of the deep crisis. On the contrary, he does everything to deepen it. It looks, roughly, like a hooded guy waving a torch at a gas station while they're pouring fuel out of the tank. For a tiny bit of daily political benefit, he is ready to create divisions, subvert, twist, break the law, demonize, persecute, spread hatred, create a parallel reality, destroy the state to its foundations...

In this context, no one was surprised by the knife attack on the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Natalija Jovanović.

Perhaps Vučić believes that with Inadžija's intransigence and the accelerated transformation of Serbia into Ćaciland, he will tire the students and force them to give up their demands. Secretly and maliciously, the political predators who unsuccessfully tried to impose themselves on the largest youth movement since 1986 wish for the same.

But none of that. Even if the protests die down, the state of the country and the problems that led to them remain. And not only that - it will multiply and grow. Citizens cannot tolerate such an order any longer, nor can they survive under it. Vučić and the entire public see and feel that the progressive regime is about to implode. There is no if, only when.