We are against blockades, we want to go to school and work normally - platitudes like this will be heard again on the regime media, whose reporters will report from next weekend. numerous places in Serbia.
According to the established scenario of the previous few weekends, on Saturday, September 13, from 18:XNUMX, sympathizers of the government will take to the streets again to peacefully protest against "terrorist blockaders" in 130 to 140 places throughout Serbia. Protests are formally reported by the Center for Social Stability.
It is interesting that the organizers, apart from the number of places where people will walk, know this time in advance how many people will gather - more than 150.000.
Fifth rally against blockades
Progressive anti-blockade rallies will be organized for the fifth time. The last time, on Sunday, September 7, the day after the protest in Novi Sad, gatherings of supporters of the regime were organized in 111 places.
As the police director Dragan Vasiljević officially announced, right after the people left the streets, on September 7, there were 126.399 people on the streets.
The Center for Social Stability called on citizens to take to the streets en masse and break the previous record for the number of participants, stressing that it is time to show the unity and determination of the people.
"We want all those who want a normal, stable and safe Serbia to gather on Saturday, a country of order and development, not chaos and conflict," the organizers announced.
Representatives of the government also appeared at the previous gatherings, and among them was the president of the country, Aleksandar Vučić, who was in Borča on Sunday, September 7.
At some gatherings there was a confrontation between "anti-blockadeers" and "blockadeers", and it is interesting that at previous gatherings some anti-blockade activists managed to get from one city to another and make statements, changing professions.
What is the Center for Social Stability?
The Center for Social Stability was created in 2004.
At the heart of anti-blockade: What is the Center for Social Stability
"Throughout our existence, we have advocated for promoting tolerance in public dialogue, strengthening awareness of the necessity of democracy as a political and social value system, and proposing new solutions that would improve civil society, on patriotic grounds," the organization's website states.
Produced by this center, the films "Deblokada" and "Time of Terror" were shown on some pro-regime television stations in the past months, which look back at the student and civil protests in Serbia and in them there are connections with previously organized demonstrations in other countries, such as the events in Odesa in 2014.
