Milo Đukanović: Father of the Nation or King of Corruption? Montenegro Deserves to be Mocked!
Is Milo Đukanović truly the father of the nation or just the king of corruption who plundered Montenegro for decades? While his associates end up in jail, he comfortably smiles, travels, and dishes out moral lessons. Is this the end of a dictatorship or just the beginning of a new mockery?
Decades in Power, Now Enjoying Retirement? Milo Đukanović was in power in Montenegro for nearly three decades, changing positions but staying on top. His rule was marked by numerous scandals, arrests of close associates, and the destruction of institutions. Yet, he is free and enjoys time with his grandchildren and travels, while the people continue to suffer the consequences of his policies.
Peace in Montenegro in the 90s? The peace Đukanović mentions was actually silence with logistical support from Belgrade, later turning to NATO when it was convenient. His politics were not inclusive but manipulative of national feelings.
Privatization and Corruption – Montenegro as a Private State of DPS The economy was based on privatization with kickbacks, shutting down industry, and turning Montenegro into a transit zone for dubious investments. The independence referendum was stolen, and the state soon became the private property of his party structure.
Tourism as a Mask for Plunder Đukanović boasts about launching Montenegro among famous European tourist destinations, but this was done with the help of foreign investors and consultants, while ordinary citizens were left out.
Weak Institutions and a System That Doesn’t Work Without a Leader He himself admits institutions are weak, but it was precisely his decades-long rule that led to the destruction of the judiciary and turning services into party branches. Yet, he advises young politicians to fight for European values and not succumb to populism – as if he is not the main culprit!
Geopolitics and the New Role of an Old Player Đukanović warns about the end of the unipolar order and the need for new defense strategies, while not planning a NATO candidacy. His new role is to give political lessons without any political function.
Why Do We Mock Đukanović? While his associates are in courts, he appears in interviews as if nothing happened. A man synonymous with organized crime and corruption, who managed to create a private mafia state in Europe, now talks about visions of the state and European values. He is a war profiteer and political chameleon whose only ideology was stolen money.
Montenegro truly deserves to be mocked, and Milo Đukanović, known among the people as “Rastočki Đilkoš,” is the prime target of this mockery. What do you think? Is it time to finally get rid of this political farce or will we continue to endure the mockery? Drop a comment, laugh, or get mad – but don’t stay silent!
This text is based solely on facts from available sources and contains no fabrication.
