Vučić ponovo o Srebrenici i mržnji koja traje 30 godina
Predsjednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić još jednom je izrazio saučešće porodicama bošnjačkih žrtava užasnog zločina u Srebrenici prije 30 godina. Ali, nije se zaustavio samo na tome – Vučić je otvoreno govorio o mržnji koja i danas tinja u regionu, o antisrpskoj politici i o tome kako se srpske žrtve ne poštuju ni u sopstvenoj zemlji.
Mržnja koja ne prestaje
Vučić je istakao da je i poslije tri decenije mržnja prema Srbima u regionu i dalje oštra i da se svake godine pojavljuju pogrdni nazivi i uvrede, poput „četnici“. On je naglasio zabrinutost zbog širenja antisrpske retorike u medijima u Sarajevu, Zagrebu i Prištini, dok se srpske žrtve zanemaruju i ne dobijaju zasluženu pažnju.
Antisrpska politika i regionalni pritisci
Predsjednik je optužio političke centre u Podgorici, Zagrebu i Sarajevu da gotovo uvijek imaju isti glas protiv Srbije, što je, kako kaže, inicirano voljom velikih sila koje žele držati Srbiju pod kontrolom. Vučić je posebno kritikovao formiranje vojne alijanse između Albanije, Zagreba i Prištine, ističući da je to prvi put da NATO ide u savez sa državom koja nije priznata od strane četiri NATO zemlje.
Borba za istinu i sjećanje
Vučić je naglasio da Srbija mora čuvati sjećanje na svoje žrtve i boriti se protiv laži i propagande. On je naveo zabrinutost zbog nepoštivanja srpskih žrtava, kao i zbog toga što mladi u Srbiji ne znaju dovoljno o sopstvenoj historiji, poput događaja u Jasenovcu.
Ponos na Srbiju i njenu politiku
Iako je Vučić svjestan problema, ponosan je što u Srbiji ne postoji antisrpski stav prema drugim narodima, posebno prema Bošnjacima i muslimanima. On je istakao da Srbija ne mrzi nikoga i da želi voditi normalnu politiku koja štiti nacionalne interese, ali i izbjegava sukobe.
Vučić o blokadama i unutrašnjim problemima
Predsjednik je komentarisao i aktuelne blokade u Beogradu, nazivajući ih „lukavo spakovanim lažima“ i istakao da će blokaderi nestati sa političke scene. Također je ponosno najavio da je potpisao pomilovanje za četvoro djece koja su provela tri mjeseca u pritvoru, dok su pravi zlikovci na slobodi.
Zaključak
Vučićeva poruka je jasna: Srbija mora se boriti za svoje interese, čuvati sjećanje na svoje žrtve i ne povlačiti se pred pritiscima iz regiona i svijeta. Hoće li ova borba donijeti mir ili samo produbiti podjele? Komentarišite ako imate hrabrosti!
Vučić on Srebrenica, Hatred, and Anti-Serb Politics in the Region
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić once again expressed condolences to the families of Bosniak victims of the horrific Srebrenica massacre 30 years ago. But he didn’t stop there – Vučić openly spoke about the hatred that still simmers in the region, anti-Serb politics, and how Serbian victims are neglected even in their own country.
Hatred That Never Ends
Vučić emphasized that even after three decades, hatred towards Serbs in the region remains sharp, with derogatory terms like “Chetniks” still used every year. He expressed concern about the spread of anti-Serb rhetoric in media outlets in Sarajevo, Zagreb, and Pristina, while Serbian victims are ignored and receive little attention.
Anti-Serb Politics and Regional Pressure
The president accused political centers in Podgorica, Zagreb, and Sarajevo of almost always having the same voice against Serbia, which he says is instigated by great powers wanting to keep Serbia under control. Vučić particularly criticized the formation of a military alliance between Albania, Zagreb, and Pristina, noting it is the first time NATO allies have allied with a state not recognized by four NATO countries.
Fight for Truth and Memory
Vučić stressed that Serbia must preserve the memory of its victims and fight against lies and propaganda. He noted his concern about the disrespect towards Serbian victims and the fact that young people in Serbia know little about their own history, such as the events in Jasenovac.
Pride in Serbia and Its Policy
Despite the problems, Vučić is proud that Serbia does not harbor anti-Islamic or anti-Jewish sentiments and that it does not hate anyone. He emphasized that Serbia wants to pursue a normal policy that protects national interests while avoiding conflicts.
Vučić on Blockades and Internal Issues
The president also commented on current blockades in Belgrade, calling them “cleverly packaged lies” and stated that the blockaders will disappear from the political scene. He proudly announced that he signed pardons for four children who spent three months in detention while the real criminals roam free.
Conclusion
Vučić’s message is clear: Serbia must fight for its interests, preserve the memory of its victims, and not bow to pressures from the region and the world. But will this fight bring peace or deepen divisions? Feel free to share your thoughts if you dare!
