Raonić Exposes Ivanović: Not a Journalist, Just an Overambitious Talentless Politician!
A storm has erupted in Montenegro after the general director of the public broadcaster, Boris Raonić, brutally called out Željko Ivanović, a well-known columnist and politician. Raonić declared that Ivanović is neither a journalist nor an intellectual, but an overambitious and unbearably talentless politician hiding behind the mask of an obscure columnist.
What Did Raonić Actually Say?
In his response to Ivanović’s article, Raonić pointed out that the news outlet refused to publish Ivanović’s reaction because the content was irrelevant and his political ambition too significant. According to Raonić, Ivanović has patented a “special method of political self-denunciation,” and his only authentic contribution to contemporary Montenegrin journalism is self-humiliation and destruction.
Criticism of Ivanović
Raonić doesn’t hold back when discussing Ivanović’s professional ethics. He claims there is a consensus in Montenegro that Ivanović lacks professional integrity, is known for double standards, regularly writes against RTCG, and forbids editors from publishing his rebuttals. The ombudsman has repeatedly warned him for violating professional codes, but Ivanović, according to Raonić, continues to “preach democracy” on others’ backs.
Why Does No One Want to Work with Ivanović?
Raonić asserts that Ivanović’s behavior and rhetoric have isolated him. No decent person wants to collaborate with him anymore because, as Raonić says, Ivanović shows no respect for anyone who cannot serve his interests. His political ambition is not driven by ideas or vision but by bitterness and destruction.
What Does This Mean for Montenegrin Public?
Raonić’s statement reveals deep divisions and tensions in Montenegro’s media and political scene. While some see Ivanović as a voice of reason and critique, others view him as an overambitious, talentless politician using journalism as a cover for his political games.
Is This the End for Ivanović?
Raonić clearly states that Ivanović is “talentless for everything except destruction” and that his political career is doomed because no one decent wants to be part of his “self-humiliation.” This might be the harshest blow yet for one of Montenegro’s most controversial columnists.
Conclusion
In a world where media is often under political pressure, such statements only complicate the situation further. Is Raonić right, or is this just another political game? One thing is certain — Željko Ivanović will not go unnoticed, and this polemic will surely continue.
If you thought this was the end of the drama, think again! Drop your thoughts below — maybe you’ll uncover what’s really going on behind Montenegro’s media curtains. Who knows, maybe it’s time for a new columnist war!
