More than 35.000 people gathered against it blockade u 50 places in Serbia shouts in his own style from the studio TV Informer editor-in-chief Dragan J. Vučićević, adding that this is just the beginning.
"Tonight is Widow's Day, August 20 is new." Vidovdan, the day after the Transfiguration", he says while reporters from that and Pink Television join the program live from different places, repeating that this is just the beginning.
He repeated the thesis about the new Vidovdan Vučićević several times during the show Kolegium in which he and three colleagues commented on the events in cities across the country.
It was a live broadcast of rallies of supporters of the Serbian Next Party in cities in Serbia, although the President of the Republic and a member of that party, Aleksandar Vučić, denied that the SNS organized the rallies.
Photo: TanjugCounter-protest against blockades
The Informer program also announced that the gathering was organized by the Center for Social Stability, the same center that premiered the mini-series "(De)blockade" on Pink and Informer in February, about which the authors said: "We are investigating the deep social and political upheavals that hit Serbia! From the tragic events at the Novi Sad Railway Station to the blockades of educational institutions in Serbia, this series will reveal who is behind the protest activities and what the state's reaction is."
In reality, what the Center for Social Stability calls "research" was more reminiscent of a propaganda mashup in which everything that the officials of the Serbian Progressive Party have been saying for the past three months, it said "Vreme" then. The only difference is that the words of progressive officials this time came from the mouths of "independent" experts - who are either signatories to one of the lists of support for the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, or publicly declared opponents of student blockades and protests.
It also seems that the words of SNS officials came from the mouths of citizens across Serbia gathered on Wednesday (August 20) at rallies against blockades.
While the videos and photos of the gathered people carrying the flags of Serbia alternated, one flag of the Serbian Radical Party was unfurled, music was heard from loudspeakers from all cities, and reporters asked the citizens why they were on the streets.
Along with the line of statements from the field, came the line of Vučićević's comments that "majority Serbia has stood up", that "definitely today and to the last doubters it has become clear that Serbia has won", that "there is no more fraud, no more of their terror".
At one point in the live program, during the inclusion of a reporter from Loznica, someone asked her if she should make a statement and to tell her what she was going to ask, to which Branka Lazić, a journalist from Informer, replied: "Hey, my people, I'm live, I can't say what anyone should say".
And that's exactly how it seemed, as if each of the interviewees had a presentation prepared exactly in advance.
Thus, a girl in Temerin says that she came out because she does not support violence, protests and illegal blockades, and that a solution should be sought through the provided legal mechanisms, that these are not the streets, and that life should return to normal and not disrupt the normal life of all citizens. Behind her, two more people are talking about the fact that life should return to normal.
There was also a message that people do not want a fight between brothers, that everyone is tired of fighting, just as if SNS supporters had not thrown pyrotechnic devices at the gathered demonstrators just a few days ago.
An educator from Pancevo also said that there were a lot of conflicts among the people.
It was also said that those gathered had enough of the blockades and that they wanted the children to return to the benches to study, with the message "Long live Serbia".
Photo: TanjugCounter-protest against blockades
A local woman from Kanjiza also recited like a pre-prepared speech, looking up at the end, confused as to how she should finish the sentence.
The same platitude ran through several statements - that people came out because they want peace, stability and to be able to plan the future for their children.
Excited in the style in which he hosted the entire show, Vučićević declared that "nobody cursed anyone anywhere, no one said an ugly word to anyone. You get goosebumps, you cry with happiness."
"This is such a big event that even those from the hater's N1 television cannot ignore it. Finally, Serbia stood up, majority Serbia, and said whose side it was on," said Vučićević.
At the end, DJV repeated that this is not the end, and that a rally has been announced for Saturday, August 23 at 18.30:80 p.m. in more than XNUMX cities.
