Judging by the messages has been sending and the activities he has been undertaking, president of URA CIVIL Movement and holder of „Crno na bijelo“ list, Mr Dritan Abazović, knew from the beginning of this year what political side he was going to take after elections.
First in January he said that the reunion in Cetinje, which was organized against religious processions, was nationalistic and then in spring he had a meeting with the rector of the seminary in Cetinje and priest of the Serbian Orthoedox Church, Mr Gojko Perović, only to state a couple of days ago that he was ready for the pre-election coalition led by Democratic Front (DF).
This year’s political direction of the leader of URA looks like this.
Everything that has been taking place since the beginning of year until the moment it was confirmed that Mr Zdravko Krivokapčić also expected alliance with Mr Abazović, indicates that Mr Abazović had planned it all long time ago.
Chronologically, it looks like this.
As a sovereign, Mr Abazović harshly condemned reunion in Cetinje.
“There was a celebration of nationalism in Cetinje, celebration clerical, with elements of fascism”, Mr Abazović said on 23 January in “Načisto” TW show.
But when people cheer at Serbia and Kosovo and deny Montenegro, then it’s not nationalism for Mr Abazović.
Statement made by a priest from Serbia provoked no Mr Abazović’s attention either.
“Those who vote for this law, they should have never been born because they will be looking at how their seed is being destroyed, and how their name is uttered with shame as they will be rejected by fraternity and family, buried out of graves as dark, evil ones, who took their own life”, was the statement of a priest.
This was not contentious for Mr Abazović.
This year Mr Abazović held several meetings with the priest Gojko Perović, which was confirmed by the photo CdM published recently and Mr Gojko Perović himself.
The last confirmation that Mr Abazović cooperates with negators of Montenegro came in the show of TV A1, where he announced pre-election alliance with DF.
Some members of URA left the party, angry at such URA politics.
Finally, there’s encouragement of Mr Zdravko Krivokapić, who said that URA was one of the three political pillars of the victory of the opposition.
