Have you heard about the biggest fascist rally in Zagreb in the last 80 years? No? You’re not alone! Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić is breaking the silence and dropping a bombshell – all of Europe is pretending it didn’t hear about Marko Perković Thompson’s concert, where around 3 million Croatian citizens, or at least some of them, shouted “Za dom spremni” (For the homeland ready)! Yes, you read that right, a fascist chant in the capital of an EU member state, and Europe is silent as if nothing happened. What’s going on with European values? Brnabić doesn’t spare the former Serbian authorities either, who didn’t send a letter to the European Parliament or their sister parties in the EU, while Serbian victims are ignored.
But that’s not all! The Rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, openly breaks the law on higher education by using the university as a political platform. Brnabić accuses him of a criminal offense for publicly talking about the university’s election list, which is forbidden. Is this just the tip of the iceberg? The rector even participated in a rally in Užice demanding the dropping of charges against violent offenders who attacked the police!
And it doesn’t stop there! Special Prosecutor for Organized Crime Mladen Nenadić was seen sitting in a café with people supporting blockades in Serbia, including Vice-Rector Nebojša Bojović, who was president of the Infrastructure Assembly of Serbian Railways for ten years. This connection sheds new light on corruption and blockades that have lasted for eight months, leading to the collapse of a canopy.
All in all, we have a fascist concert ignored by Europe, university politics breaking the law, and corruption supporting blockades and chaos in Serbia. Is this the new normal? Or is it time for someone to finally speak up? If you have an opinion or just want to laugh at this madness, feel free to drop a comment – truth isn’t censored here!
