The official boss of "Informer" Dragan J. Vučićević invented that the deputy editor-in-chief of FoNet, Tamara Skrozza, said that the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, should have been killed on October 5, 2000, and put it on the front page. This was followed by a barrage of tabloid fire on Skrozzo
On July 30, the pro-regime tabloid "Informer" opened a "hunting season" on its front page for FoNet deputy editor-in-chief Tamara Skrozza for her statement about the events of the night between October 5 and 6, 2000.
For Vučićević, her statement is controversial: "That night, between October 5 and 6, in my opinion, now, post festum, should have looked completely different." I won't say how now, so we don't get into trouble, but as far as I'm concerned, that night was supposed to be completely different, something like what we were taught in the history books. If that night had been different and if we had woken up on October 6 in a different Serbia, a Serbia without some people, I think today would be a completely different story, and we are actually living in the nineties."
In the interpretation of "Informer", Skrozza said on that occasion that "Vučić should have been killed on October 5", which is all the more stupid because the current president of Serbia at the time was a relatively insignificant left winger of the president of the Serbian Radical Party, Vojislav Šešelj, who was previously appointed as the Minister of Information so that others would not dirty their hands by closing down critical media.
That wasn't enough for Vučićević, so in the photo column "Informerka", where he publishes photos of naked women every day, he wrote next to one of them: "This Skrozza scrozz is not clear to me", proving his proverbial misogyny and sexism.
"Informer", which serves as a pamphlet to defend the character and work of Aleksandar Vučić and a media weapon for persecuting dissidents and organizing witch hunts, took Tamara Skrozza to task for consistently and incorruptibly criticizing the Milošević and Šešelj governments and their current offshoots for decades. which writes and tells the truth about how they destroyed and are destroying Serbia.
A shameless and dangerous attack.
On the occasion of the latest attack on Skrozza, the FoNet news agency announced that it strongly protests and condemns the orchestrated campaign of spin in private television and tabloids, fabricated in the propaganda centers of the government, by which Skrozza was most rudely and baselessly placed in the context of dehumanization and death threats against the head of state.
It was stated that part of Skrozza's statement in the television show "If I am someone" was taken out of context, and that some media, apparently directed from a single center, make Skrozza a target and directly expose her to life-threatening danger.
"Using the recent attempt to assassinate Donald Trump, the media-propaganda apparatus of the government is designing a campaign that, following the same pattern, the president of Serbia is exposed to dehumanization and threats to his life and persistently continues to create an atmosphere of confrontation with dissenters, as shown by the callous and dangerous attack on Skrozza." , according to FoNet's announcement.
In the event of any further attacks on Skrozza and possible consequences that may result from it, FoNet will hold responsible first of all the instigators of this campaign from the government circles, and then their media contractors.
Lawsuits are the only way out.
Regarding the campaign launched against her by the regime media, Skrozza told Cenzolovka that so far she has not responded to all similar accusations with lawsuits, but that in such an extreme situation they are the only way out.
"This is now something that threatens me and my family in a very specific and existential way and it cannot just go away." Moreover, this is an open lie, it is not a manipulation of the facts, but something was put in my mouth that I did not say," Skrozza told the Cenzolovka portal.
She said that she feels threatened and that she feels most sorry for her daughter and mother, who are having a hard time with all of this.
"I worry about my mother, who is far from Belgrade, I worry about my daughter, who they know here in the neighborhood, I worry about how people will look at me at the market and so on... and that feeling is known to everyone who has gone through what I am going through" , Scrozza found.
Skrozza: I didn't mean any murders
She also said that situations like this are very ungrateful for a man to defend himself, because he needs to explain that he didn't say what he didn't say.
"I really think that everything would have been different if that night on October 5 had gone differently." At the same time, I was not thinking of any murders. I think that all the people from the government at the time who were responsible for the events of the 90s should have been brought before the competent judicial authorities. Those people did not respond in any way. And that's all that is behind my statement," Skrozza explained.
In her opinion, she did not say anything wise and clever, because everyone who lived at that time expected that decade to have some judicial origin.
"Please be nice, no one ever answered." Individuals were responsible for war crimes, but who was responsible for crimes against us citizens, who was responsible for the thousands of people who died in hospitals from poverty, who was responsible for the people who died of hunger in 1993? Who was responsible for the ten years lost by my generation? Nobody. "I think they had to answer, and we know who was in power in the XNUMXs," Skrozza said.
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