Editor of the portal "Bujanovac"Nikola Lazić said in his comment that this is what happened cultural event "Mirdita" a bigger defeat for our country compared to the one she experienced at the European Championship in Germany.
"The Mirdita-Dobar dan festival was finally banned, to the joy of the patriotic forces, some right-wingers and other detractors of the Holy Serbian Land (SSZ), which they probably hardly ever set foot on. Police Minister Ivica Dačić broke according to their dictation, if anyone thinks that he made the decision to cancel the event on his own. "After numerous negative statements about the festival from the mouths of the highest state officials, but also the silence of the Serbian opposition and a large part of the so-called democratic public, which, after all, has never 'suffered' from the civic and multicultural agenda," writes Lazić.
He reminds that the MUP issued an order to stop that festival "due to the danger of endangering the safety of people and property, as well as the danger of disrupting public order and peace on a larger scale", whatever that actually means, although it is clear what was rolled into the cake. bureaucratic communication.
What to add here?
"Well, yes, Vidovdan. Mirdita "coincided" with an important date in Serbian history from around 635 years ago and which, by the way, is still the subject of scientific controversies, for example the one about Miloš Obilić, because it is very likely that this hero is a figment of imagination and not a real person. After all, myths and legends have always been valued here, and this Kosovar one continues to shape our lives, but often also the official policy, so the Serbian language sometimes finds itself on the altar of diverting attention from more important topics and problems," Lazić says in his comment.
He also wonders if there is even an educated and informed person in this country who believes in the official police statement?
"Well, the other day, on the occasion of their day and glory, the Serbian police demonstrated incredible abilities and skills in a demonstration exercise that would fill the pants of even the worst criminal in the world, and every potential lawbreaker would give up his intention." And all this took place in front of the state leadership in the stands. And now, it seems, the police can't deal with about a hundred right-wing fans, who came completely spontaneously in front of Dorćol square to defend Kosovo from the center of Belgrade, and with their outpouring of patriotism, they were brainwashed, as if it's about some kind of wicked, incurable disease, which infected even the sleepless Ivica," Lazić points out in his comment.
He reminds that everything that is happening resembles the situation of 35 years ago.
"It was precisely on the Vidovdan square in 1989, the year when, therefore, the majority of those who, at the dawn of Vidovdan, played on Birčaninov Street with the noble motive of, if the opportunity arose, to slip through the hands of some "evil Šiptar", were still in to his father's hands, his, Iviča's, spiritual and political father, beginning with Slobo Sloboda, announced everything that would begin to happen to us only a year later, pandemonium in which we still live
Nothing happens here by chance, so posters with the image of Slobodan Milošević flood Belgrade before the (non)opening of Mirdita, with a message like we will not give up Kosovo," says the editor of "Bujanovački".
He assesses that the ban on Mirdita will not cause wars like in 1989, among other things, because anyway we constantly live in some kind of conflicts, first of all with ourselves, in eternal misunderstandings with our neighbors who are on duty to blame us for all our failures, both spiritual and moral.
Why don't losers go to Gazimestan?
"Then why don't the naysayers of SSZ, led by Dacic, go to Gazimestan, where it all started, and show their patriotism there like true Serbs." Finally, everyone, even bearers of honorable crosses and lovers of golden freedom, has the right to an opinion, as we all have and that section where the back ends, only that opinion, that is, must not create the public policy of a society that likes to call itself democratic. The ban on this year's Mirdita is, finally, another missed opportunity for some kind of normalization and for removing the burden of constant tension in which we have been living for years, to show and see that some Kosovo Albanians are people like us and not some strange and unusual beings, as he perceives them. the vast majority of the Serbian populus," Lazić believes.
He underlines that the citizens of Bujanovac know this, as well as that they are proud of the fact that there have never been any serious tensions between the ordinary world, regardless of whether they like Kurti, Vučić or none of them, they are proud to sit in the same bars and share all the misery and misery of life southern Serbia.
"And that's why the ban on Mirdita is a bigger defeat for Serbia than the EP in Germany." Somehow more painful for anyone who really loves this country and whose cerebral gyri are at least on reserve in this heat. The ball will continue to roll in the pastures here, but the feeling of powerlessness, shame and misunderstanding of any diversity will remain like a barbed wire encircled on the road to normality, which we are afraid to step into from the comfort of myths and legends," concludes Lazić.
Source: Bujanovačke
