Vladimir Đukanović is an important cog in the progressive machinery. He is the main party lawyer who represents clients of special importance to the top of the government. And he is one of the few members of the Serbian Progressive Party who has permission to publicly advertise and spread Vučić's word.
In the author's text for "Express" he now wrote that "it can easily happen that in the upcoming parliamentary elections there will be more so-called student lists, because everyone can say that he is the first initiator of the protest."
Infernal plan of non-governmental organizations
Because, explains the lawyer of Andrej Vučić, Predrag Koluvija, Dijana Hrkalović, Nikola Selaković..., if the students cannot come to an agreement with some, they will establish their own student lists.
Đukanović wrote that the "so-called students" will definitely quarrel, that the Student List had registered as an association and not as a political party so that 10.000 signatures would not have to be collected, that we were expecting "an attempt by the non-governmental sector to completely take over power".
And it is known what the goal of that non-governmental sector is: to "destroy political parties" because "essentially they want to suspend all democratic processes in Serbia."
Đukavanović demands that finally "order be restored" when it comes to political organizations, i.e. "that only a political party or possibly a group of citizens can participate in the elections with slightly stricter regulations than they are today".
Lukashenko, the leader of Belarus, had some similar maneuvers in finding excuses to bar individuals or political organizations from the polls at the last minute.
Fake student list
When they scratched between the lines, Đukanović actually made it appear that, just as there are fake opposition and fake non-governmental organizations, one or more fake student movements will spring up for the purposes of parliamentary elections directed by the authorities.
It's a tried-and-true progressive recipe for voter manipulation, which works thanks to media control.
According to this principle, the already somewhat forgotten "Students who want to learn" were created, and it will be easy to find more Miloš Pavlović, čati ready to jump out of anonymity and warm themselves to the government.
It should be expected that, once Vučić dares or is forced to call elections, more lists will be registered whose name will also include "student list", for example "Studenska lista Novi Sad".
As it can be assumed that the BIA is trying with all its might to create a rift in the student movement.
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