Boško Obradović was born in 1976 in Čačak. He graduated in Serbian literature at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade. Last year, he became a master of political science, which, he says, equipped him for new work victories in practical politics.
During his studies in 1999, he founded the newspaper "Dveri srpska", which in 2003 gave rise to the citizens' association Serbian Sabor Dveri, close to parts of the Serbian Orthodox Church. As Boško Obradović said at the time, the Doors have a church basis for their activities because they "advocate for the church's system of values" and the solution to key national concerns is "somewhere deep down, in the spiritual issues that are the biggest problem of the Serbian people today".
Although formally a non-governmental organization, Dveri was financed from the state budget for years, during the governments of Vojislav Koštunica and Mirko Cvetković. They were often seen as the ideological umbrella of extremist organizations, banned by the decision of the Constitutional Court in 2012 for endangering human rights.
In the political life of Serbia, Obradović appeared in 2011 with the group of citizens Dveri - for the life of Serbia, on whose list he ran in the Republican and local elections in Čačak. For one term he was the head of the largest opposition group in the city assembly. Dveri has been the president since June 2015.
He is quickly becoming a recognizable face of the Serbian right. With the views that the gay parade is a "totalitarian ideology that imposes itself on society", that the rights of the LGBT population are Western fashion that has no place in Orthodox Serbia, by organizing protests against the Brussels Agreement, his attitude towards Russia and NATO, he managed to bind the disillusioned radicals to himself. , conservative and right-wing opposition voters. He was also against the acceptance of dark-skinned refugees, by pouring some dark liquid into the water he vividly depicted what could happen to Serbs if they mixed with other races.
Extraordinary parliamentary elections in 2016, when he won 4,99 percent of the vote together with the Democratic Party of Serbia, will show that this is so. After a verbal attack on the then president of the Republic Election Commission (REC) with the words "how are you not ashamed" and "are you allowed in front of the people", Obradović managed to skip the census and enter the Parliament in the repeated elections at ten polling stations.
In September 2018, he joined the Alliance for Serbia (SZS), which would later be called the "opposition boycott", because it boycotted the parliamentary and local elections in June due to "unfair conditions", abuse of state institutions and the media, and pressure on the voters of the Serbian Progressive Party. in 2020. Together with Đilas, Jeremic, Lutovec, Zelenović, etc. signs the "Agreement with the People". SZS organizes protests and various other non-parliamentary activities.
In the "courtly" style, Boško Obradović called for the encirclement of Andrić's wreath "until the government falls", brought stones into the assembly hall, often whistled there, intercepted ministers, invaded RTS. It is on the steps in front of the Parliament went on hunger strike in May 2020 "not only because of the preservation of Kosovo and Metohija as part of Serbia, but also because of the "violation of the Constitution, the destruction of democracy". On the other side of the parliamentary staircase, SNS MPs Aleksandar Martinović and Sandra Božić also went on strike, but because of the "non-reaction of the prosecution and the judiciary to Boško Obradović's fascist outbursts".
U interview for "Vreme" from 2019 Obradović said that it is important to introduce responsibility for what politicians promise in political life. "We have to introduce the principles of responsibility and change of government." Then there is the restoration of the entire system, that is, the creation of conditions for everyone to do their job without pressure from those at the top of the government."
He takes "personal responsibility to run for a completely different and new vision of Serbia", he believes in the Serbian people and himself, and with his five-point program he believes that he can unite the majority of the people. Returning the state to the people, justice to the common man, and pride to the nation will be the backbone of his campaign. He stands for the protection of farmers and domestic entrepreneurs and "ecological patriotism".
He is Eurosceptic, but he is not exclusive towards the European Union in which politicians like Christian Strache, Matteo Salvini and Marine Le Pen would question. Obradović sees NATO as a "criminal and criminal organization", and he is close to the idea of returning military service. He believes that Russia should be Serbia's most important foreign policy partner.
Boško Obradović is running in front of Dveri and seven other organizations of the Patriotic Bloc, which are committed to changing the political system of Serbia and launching an initiative to establish the monarchy, family values, abolishing covid passes and anti-globalism.
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