While the President of Serbia spoke on Pink in "Hit Tweet", dissatisfied citizens gathered again in front of the house of the editor-in-chief of Informer Dragan J. Vučićević. Vučić compared them to a man who is responsible for millions of deaths.
"It bothers them (Dragan J. Vučićević) because he is brave, because he won't give up, but well, let's know how much Hitler's we have followers. And we'll see how the Prosecution will react," Vučić said. "It's a shame to watch, even worse to listen to. I told you, those who haven't read any book are not dangerous, but those who have read one. They have nothing to do with the truth, it would be good if those who were arrested because of Veran Matić, that it be erased, because it's a double standard. If he's on our side, he can kill people, but we live in such a time, a time in which shame has receded before ignorance, and in which we have to oppose them."
Vučić also reacted to the statements of Bojan Pajtić and Žarko Korać, after the blockade in front of the building of the mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin.
"Bojan Pajtić is one of the main blockaders in Serbia, they are the bearers of separatist thought," he added. "They say that they would go and beat others, but they only put it in the mouth of others. But let's start doing it, let's see how far you can go, but we won't tell them that, we just want them to live well as they have lived so far, to cheat the people and children, to have as much money as they want, to go to the sea four times a day, why do you want to beat someone? In less than 2 months they will defend the blockaders in the streets because the people are boiling with anger, people can't do it anymore bear with me."
About Rector Đokić
He added that he did not know that Great Britain's special envoy for the Western Balkans, Karen Pearce, would meet with the rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, stressing that he would have asked her about it or he would not have met with her at all, labeling Đokić as someone who "slanders his country".
In the show, he asked Đokić if he was ashamed that the ambassador Emanuele Gioffre, Karen Pearce, "or those whose curds he kissed in Brussels" were in charge of him, and that the president of his country, who was legally and legitimately elected, was not in charge of anything.
"What exactly is Karen Pierce responsible for? You haven't entered the office since December, why don't you tell who you let occupy the faculty, why didn't you call the police to evict the intruders from the Rectorate? He keeps them there, stated the head of state," said Vučić.
He blames the blockades for the bad economy
"We have 41 percent less direct foreign investments," says Vučić. "We are trying to keep everything at the highest level, we already have 50,5 tons of gold, which is already at the level of around 5 billion euros, and the largest foreign exchange reserves in the history of the country. Inflation will be up to 4 percent, and I will soon have a conversation with Minister Lazarevic about that, to keep everything at the level."
According to him, in the future, political activism will prevail in the media because people will no longer watch things without, as he said, "taste and smell", but this must not happen on RTS.
"That's why I criticized RTS. You have the right to do that, everyone else has that, but no one must insult another, must not support violence, must not support the overthrow of the constitutional order," added Vučić.
Stating that they are only interested in personal good, Vučić says that they currently have a majority in the High Council of the Judiciary, but that this will not last forever either.
"They think they can bully all of Serbia and do injustice. Not all of them are like that. Most of our judges are honorable and honest, responsible people. And are there any like this? Of course there are," the president said.
About Serbia in 4-5 years
"We had a difficult government," he began his view of the past. "Because they stole everything and left the coffers empty, the state and the government that did not build a single hospital for 12 years, a kilometer of railway, that did not change anything in the hospitals except linoleum. It is difficult to compare, but we had the migrant crisis, corona, panic among the population, the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, Israel - Iran... We work and build, we continue to invest in the future, everything for our people. I see the country as the most successful in the Western Balkans."
Citizens should not worry, the President of Serbia also tells them.
He said that he offered elections and a referendum on his survival in office, but that the blockaders rejected everything and said that those who agree to it are traitors.
"I knew then that we were facing a color revolution and I knew that it was orchestrated and paid for from the outside," Vučić said, adding that hundreds of Westerners - special forces from Afghanistan, Ireland and England - were in workshops in Serbia in the past six months, he said.
He added that "120 people harassed" Western Serbia on the Zlatibor highway. He pointed out that the police units were ready and added that it did not take them even a minute to remove them from the road, but they did not react because they did not want anyone to get hurt.
"In Belgrade, 800 people blocked the bridge, there were more of them on the walk, about 1.600, but decent people took cover, because they didn't want to block the bridge. We could have taken them away at any moment, but we didn't want to, because I cared about each of those boys and girls, I didn't want to arrest them," he explained.
About pardons
Stating that many people close to the authorities complained from the beginning that they did not react and intervene sufficiently, Vučić said that they had to act responsibly.
"We behaved responsibly. As a state, we have to take care of everyone, including the blockaders and their families. No matter how many crazy and illegal actions we did, in accordance with the law, norms and everything according to the law, we still have to take care of them. And that's why I pardoned a large part of them and freed them from further criminal prosecution," said the president.
According to his words, some of those whom he pardoned are thugs, some criminals, some are even criminals of such a type that he regrets having made such a mistake or that move.
As an example of a case in which he regretted what he did, he cited the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Niš.
"I released her from any further criminal prosecution, that's where I made a mistake," said Vučić.
