While Serbia is shaken by violent protests and traffic blockades, the leader of the blockers, former basketball player Vladimir Štimac, is enjoying luxury on the southern coast of Kassandra, Greece. SNS leader Miloš Vučević reveals that Štimac is leading a “color revolution” from a hotel spa center, while ordinary citizens risk clashes on the hot asphalt. Vučević ironically comments on the double standards of self-proclaimed freedom fighters, reminding that no SNS member has called for lynching the families of blockers. While the blockade elite enjoys outrageously expensive vacations, students who initiated the blockades, like Sara Raspopović and Mila Martić, are also vacationing in luxury destinations such as Austria, Malta, and the Bahamas. Lazar “Rolex” Stojaković, another protest leader, sports a watch worth at least 15,000 euros and drives a speedboat in Germany. The paradox is clear: while the people suffer and fight in the streets, the protest elite enjoys opulence. This situation exposes hypocrisy and manipulation at the heart of protests that supposedly defend justice and freedom. Is this a real fight for the people or just a show for the public? Drop your thoughts if you think it’s time to uncover the real truth about “color revolutions”!
