President of the Movement for Changes, Mr Nebojša Medojević, and others from the list of coalition “Za budućnost Crne Gore”, have accused owners of Vijesti, Mr Miško Perović and Mr Željko Ivanović, of trying to enter new expert government through Masonic lodge.
In a message posted on Facebook, Mr Medojević threatened that his party “will not support executive government like that”.
“Masons want to take over people’s victory. Movement for changes won’t be part of that.”, Mr Medojević wrote on Facebook.
“Vijesti” concern provided logistic and media support for coalition “Crno na Bijelo” on the election day. One of the owners of “Vijesti” is Mr Miodrag Perović, member of URA Political Council.
Mr Medojević called owners of “Vijesti” “soroshoids and servants of embassies”.
“Some call for compromise and deals with Milo. That’s unacceptable to me. The idea of expert government of masons- prasons has existed for a long time. But without MFC!”, Mr Medojević wrote.
Leader of the Movement for changes believes Montenegro can exist without Masonic lodge.
“People’s greatest interest is freedom and democracy. And that is incompatible with the activities of Masonic lodges which have secret agendas. Movement for Changes will never be part of that story. Freedom or nothing”, Mr Medojević posted.
Mr Medojević’s threat is not the only challenge.
Holder of the list of “Za budućnost Crne Gore” coalition, Mr Zdravko Krivokapić, Mr Medojević and Mr Dritgan Abazović, have expressed different views on the composition of the future expert government.
In the interview for Tanjug, Mr Krivokapić said he advocated for expert government, composed of the high-quality, most competent people.
Unlike Mr Krivokapić, Mr Nebojša Medojević that politicians should also be part of expert government.
“The Government should consist of trusted, proven and uncompromising experts and people with relevant political experience”, Mr Medojević said.
However, in an interview for Radio Petnjica, Mr Dritan Abazović announced the concept of expert government three days before the elections.
“Politicians should step back, stay in the Parliament while professionals should be in the government. People who don’t represent any political party”, Mr Abazović said.
