Yesterday’s support of Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr Đorđe Radulović, for the tweet describing Montenegro’s Ambassador to China, Mr Darko Pajović, as a bat and proposing that he [Pajović] should be welcomed with cow manure at the airport, and then his apology to the Ambassador, has led the CdM portal to investigate the Minister’s activities on Twitter.
Ever since he has become an active user of Twitter in April, the future minister neither tweeted nor liked the tweets a lot. However, following the announcement of results of the parliamentary elections, he started to ‘like’ tweets of the opposition politicians, parties and civil activists who had backed the change of power.
First, he liked tweets mocking the patriotic gathering and estimations of the police that it gathered 50.000 supporters.
Then he liked the attacks on ministers posted from profiles that, for example, support Russian spies, such as Anna Chapman, as well as the Serbian medieval heroes, such as Kosančić Ivan, whose tweet was scandalous. And this is not the first tweet posted from the profile ‘Kosančić Ivan’ that the Minister liked. He also liked his calls for arrests and closer ties with Serbia.
It’s interesting that Minister Radulović doesn’t hesitate to take sides within the coalition conflicts, so he often mocked Mr Nebojša Medojević, or, for example, the election of Ms Marina Jočić, as the president of the Governing Board of the National Parks.
Ultimately, if the Minister liked all those tweets because he was tired, as he explained, how come he never liked some pro-Montenegrin position or a critique of the new government?
CdM
