Good morning! Masks are falling: first, on Friday they shouted “Dritan Sh…..r!”, then Minister Bratic set fire to the crowd last night by enumerating “non-Serbian names”; Minister Borovinic-Bojovic and her husband want to abolish political parties; Minister Milatovic keeps on making statements; ambassadors support minority government; Novak Djokovic is there to help warm up for religious processions vol. 2.
Chauvinism Fair
What we have seen in the past year has been chauvinism under sedation. Lulled by salaries, party-affiliated employments, official cars and travel, the chauvinists, in gloves, with occasional outbursts, slowly cooked a frog thinking they had all the time in the world to finish the job. Now, when everything is collapsing, because URA has realized that dancing with them takes more than it gives, they start being bogles, raising the mass for “religious processions” Vol. 2 in preparation. That is why Novak Djokovic is here, in the national mission. Djole Nacionale visits Serbian church dignitaries, but also his favorite person – Marko Kovacevic, the mayor of Niksic, a supporter of the unification of “Serbian lands”.
On Friday, they waited for Abazovic and insulted him by using chauvinistic Albano-phobic insults. He tried to address the masses and justify himself, explaining that he had not betrayed them. The party declared him the bravest man ever, because with ten special forces members securing him, he approached a raging crowd. Bravely, that’s for sure.
The Democrats supported such fascist outbursts of the raging mass of people from the official Facebook page, so they later justified themselves by saying that it was not them but their page (?!).
After that initial “success” on Friday, the ministers announced their participation in the protest scheduled for last night. Although there were two young star ministers, they were overshadowed by their colleague Bratic, who could not restrain herself, so she attacked political members of minorities, wondering how the honorable (Milosevic’s) SNP could go with Draginja and other non-Serbs. The Minister defends the religion and does not allow the “non-religion” to rule. That’s where this has brought us.
All this will pass, so I hope that my rejected initiative to revoke the citizenship of the ministers will be launched again. Because there are all the legal conditions for something like that.
It is clear that this is a campaign for the formation of the Christian Democratic Party, because everything is orchestrated, including the activist who carried two Montenegrin flags, to create the impression of pluralism among tricolors and other crusader symbols. The Democrats were also at the protests last night, thus supporting their future coalition partners.
As we can see, Minister Injac will also be in that flock. Former activist and sympathizer of the DPS is now a Christian Democrat. Time is truly a masterful sieve.
Democrats’ conditions
Democrats cherish a method of slapping someone and then sitting down to negotiate. They have been saying Betrayal for days, insulting URA and SNP officials, calling them traitors and mafia collaborators, who sold themselves for money – and then, as if nothing had happened, they want to talk to them, setting their own conditions.
Milatovic keeps on making statements
Minister Jakov Milatovic was a truly hidden talent for political hysteria. He wants it all and he wants it now. He opens numerous fronts and zealously defends his pack. Like a little puppy when it growls and barks, acting big, so it looks a little tragic. Indeed, politics is to some a mother, to some a stepmother. Now, the Minister has attacked his colleague Radulovic Djordje, because Djordje is the URA supporter.
Political and married couple Borovinic-Bojovic
While Minister Borovinic-Bojovic supported yesterday the protests and criticized the “traitors” from URA, her husband, on behalf of his pro-Russian party, demanded that the DNP form a minority government and then abolish all parties that “make divisions and bring political unrest”.
Ambassadors are not against the minority government
The ambassadors of the allied states gave unequivocal support for the formation of a minority government.
“As I said earlier, if the elected representatives of the people of Montenegro decide to freely form a minority government – that’s their choice. That is how democracy works”, Karen Maddocks, the British ambassador to Montenegro, told CdM.
Given that the Montenegrin government no longer enjoys the support of all coalition partners, the no-confidence initiative is a legitimate attempt, in accordance with the Constitution, to form a new government capable of acting, said Robert Weber, the German ambassador to Montenegro in an interview for Pobjeda.
Whose are our TVs?
A couple of weeks ago I launched several topics and I am glad that they are being discussed seriously and analytically now. The first is about hate speech, and the second is about ownership of TV channels in Montenegro. The CDT has been monitoring foreign media influence in Montenegro for a long time, and now it has prepared a report called “Whose are our media”, which was partially presented in a statement of this organization yesterday.
That’s it for today. We wish you a pleasant rest of the day.
Kind regards,
Ljubomir Filipovic, CdM analyst
