Dictator Vučić and His Loyal Servant Mandić: Awarded on the Day Serbia ‘Wakes Up’!
Have you ever seen a dictator award his loyal servant on the very day Serbia supposedly ‘wakes up’? Well, now you have the chance! Ivan Vujović, president of SDP and leader of the European Alliance, spares no words calling this act a circus and a disgrace.
The Humble Servant and the Dictator
Vujović sharply criticizes Vučić, calling him a dictator who, the day before the award, arrested and mistreated an artist – a citizen of the state whose parliament he leads. And while Serbia is ‘waking up,’ Vučić thanks Mandić, his loyal servant, giving him a medal as if it’s something normal.
Belgrade Hotel Rooms Under Siege
According to Vujović, regime operatives wake up early and raid hotel rooms in Belgrade, and soon, as he says, they will raid citizens’ homes. All this just because some text appears that the regime doesn’t like. “We will fix that, scaronefe,” Vujović says, hinting at repression and censorship.
Caligula and Vučić – Cut from the Same Cloth?
Vujović doesn’t miss the chance to compare Vučić to Caligula, the Roman emperor known for madness and absurd decisions, who even made his horse a senator. “If Caligula could make his horse a senator, Vučić can award Mandić,” Vujović concludes sarcastically.
What Does This Mean for Serbia?
Such moves send a clear message: the government is ready to reward loyalists while ignoring citizens’ rights and freedoms. While Serbia ‘wakes up,’ the government is busy with awards and repression. Is this really a wake-up or just another circus?
Is This the End of Democracy?
Judging by these events, democracy in Serbia is on shaky ground. Artists are arrested, media censored, and loyal servants get medals. All in the name of “stability” and “progress.”
Conclusion
While the world changes, Serbia seems stuck in a time of dictatorship and repression. Vučić and Mandić are just the tip of the iceberg, and the question is how long citizens will tolerate such power games.
If you have your own take on this circus, feel free to share it – maybe your word will wake someone else up!
