Photo: TanjugThe work of today's extraordinary session of the Assembly of Serbia continues at 18 p.m. A vote is expected. Before the break, instead of discussing justice and laws, insults dominated
The President of the Serbian Parliament, Vladimir Orlić, announced that the parliamentary session, where the set of judicial laws is being discussed, will continue today and after 18:00 p.m., when a vote on the proposed regulations is also expected.
The extraordinary session of the Assembly with 32 items on the agenda, 11 of which are about laws in the field of justice and alignment with constitutional changes, started yesterday and continued this morning at 10 am.
Today's debate is proceeding with numerous mutual accusations by members of the ruling coalition and the opposition related to previous reforms of the judiciary, numerous insults were also uttered in the live TV broadcast, and most of them, sent from the parliamentary group "Aleksandar Vučić-together we can do everything", by the Speaker of the Parliament Vladimir Orlić he did not react.
The most insulting was initiated by the statement of Srđan Milivojević, a member of the Democratic Party, that it is senseless that the Serbian Parliament is considering the Draft Law to Suppress Organized Crime when it is the first in Europe in terms of the level of corruption and organized crime, and especially the claims that Belivuk was only carrying out the tasks of the SNS.
"On November 8, 2012, Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party granted amnesty to 4.300 convicted persons, without any selection. And then comes the admission of Dijana Hrkalović to the BIA and that's when the Veljko Belivuk clan is born."
He added that "Belivuk also said that he had information about the murder of Vladimir Cvijan and Oliver Ivanovic, but to this day nothing about it," said Milivojević.
"Citizens of Serbia have seen what the Serbian Parliament can look like if some of Vučić's plans are not accepted," said Milivojević. He asked the Minister of Justice to stamp the image of a wolf in the inventory in Zebela, because those who will soon find themselves there will need it.
SNS MP Nebojša Bakarec then called Milivojević a yellow junta, wearing a yellow sweater who would kill the president's son, and probably the president himself.
"He's a pregnant puppy hunter." He eats more dog meat than pork. He claims to be a man, but the yellow sweater he wears showed that he has bigger breasts than Soraya and in the future, apart from tights, it would be good to wear a bra. It will be more decent," Bakarec said.
Marijan Rističević, an MP from the SNS list, poured insults on Milivojević for almost fifteen minutes, without a single warning. First, he called him a NATO locator, the only remaining "Jackie" in Kruševac.
"The zoo is moving from Kalemegdan to Ada. Don't be worried. You will have a good habitat, you will be able to wallow in the mud as much as you want. You will be in a natural environment. You will be able to be a Moravian, a Mangulica or a Resavka, whatever you want," said Risticevic to the DS deputy, adding that this Serbian male persona went to the wedding of his party colleague with Zagorka Dolovac and that he was catching Biedermeier there with the bridesmaids, and that now he is talking about independent judiciary.
"He was catching the bidemeyer with the maids of honor and that's why the three men in the yellow sweater." He probably thought that it was time for him to get married," Risticevic sowed insults, accusing Borislav Novakovic of "being and remaining a slob."
Milivojević responded by asking the Minister of Justice, Maja Popović, whether she was uncomfortable cutting a cake in the SNS in the presence of such a person, like Marijan Risticevic, a man who even forged the seal of the court in order to get a loan.
The session continues at 18 p.m.
S.Ć./Danas
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