Montenegro comprises two parts. And that’s a fact we must accept, it’s not an incident. The only thing that it’s going to change continuously is their size and predominance. In that regard, many people think that the solution to the “Montenegrin issue” is to win the trust of those from the other bloc, get them into yours and become dominant. In my opinion, it’s wrong. In this specific case, dominance is reached solely by the quality and superiority of your bloc, not by dragging flip-floppers into your own. It’s why it’s more important to improve the quality of your own bloc, rather than discredit the other one, a Montenegrin historian and professor at the University of Montenegro, Mr Zarko Andrijasevic, says in an interview for Pobjeda daily.
He points out that the ‘Serbian World’ project is a part of our past, but it was just called differently, as we’re part of the Serbian political projections and covert programs for nearly two hundred years already.
“The ‘Serbian World’ has been part of our lives for the past 30 years, and it will, most certainly, be part of our future. The aim then and now was to make a political dominion of Montenegro. In order to achieve that goal, Serbia never lacked money, as, for the amount of money one can buy Telekom in Serbia, a state can be bought in Montenegro,” he says.
