Serbia President Vucic: “To those who think they will usurp Serbia, know that we will reveal all the money that was paid to you in the coming days and weeks… If you think I am Assad, I am not.”pic.twitter.com/3DtiM68VCe

— COMBATE |🇵🇷 (@upholdreality) December 11, 2024

Vucic deos not look like the kind of person you would trust.

But it seems that his own interests line up with keeping cool. The Serbian people are extremely pro-Russia, viewing themselves almost as a type of Russian, and they have no been pussified like several other Eastern European groups.

RT:

Western-funded protesters are attempting “regime change” in Serbia but the government has no intention of giving up, President Aleksandar Vucic has said, contrasting himself with ousted Syrian leader Bashar Assad.

Serbia has insisted on neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and has not joined the EU’s sanctions against Moscow, despite the increasing pressure from the bloc that it officially hopes to join someday.

As the Syrian government collapsed over the weekend, several opposition activists in Serbia compared Vucic to Assad and wished to see him leave the country as well.

“If they think I’m Assad, and that I’ll run away somewhere, I will not,” Vucic said in a video post on Instagram late on Monday.

“I will fight for Serbia and serve only my own people,” the president added. “I will never serve the foreigners, or those who wish to defeat, humiliate and destroy Serbia.”

Vucic called out opposition protesters as being agents of outside powers, funded from abroad as part of “hybrid tactics to undermine the country.”

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In the Instagram video, Vucic threatened to expose “all the details” about how much money was spent from the outside to “prevent Serbia from being free and independent, from making its own decisions, from choosing its own future, and making it obey and serve someone else.”

The big winner of the fall of Syria is Yanukovich, the Ukrainian leader ousted by the US-instigated Maidan color revolution. For a decade, whenever anyone talked about how they can’t be overthrown, they would say “I’m no Yanukovich” (hilariously, Assad himself actually said that). Now, everyone is going to say “I’m no Assad.”

Vucic has some kind of relationship with Israel.

I had an important meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, where I expressed my deep gratitude for Serbia’s unwavering support of Israel and the strong friendship between our nations. I also thanked President Vučić personally for his involvement in efforts to free the… pic.twitter.com/qt7oTiTLu2

— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) September 27, 2024

He’s also been involved shipping weapons to the Ukraine through a third party.

So I would definitely not trust him.

But again, it doesn’t seem to be in his interest to side with the West.

I wish Russia actually did meddle in foreign politics.

Serbia should be a Russian client state. It wants to be. If you talk to anyone in Serbia, save for the American-backed shills and sluts, they will describe themselves as basically mini-Russians. They identify strongly with shared slavic history, and consider Russians a brother nation.

It’s similar to how many Americans feel about Australia.

Of course, America has no problem totally controlling the policies of Australia, without even trying to hide it.

If Vucic needs it, Russia should send peacekeepers to Belgrade. Frankly, if I was Putin – and again, I’m not Putin – but if I was, I’d send in 100 “Russian tourists” to visit the sites in Belgrade, and their visit would coincidentally coincide with a lot of people opposed to the Serbian right slipping in showers and falling out of windows.

But hey.

I’m not Putin.

And I’m sure he has his reasons for everything he does.

AP:

A key vote for control of Serbia’s capital, Belgrade — a focal point of widespread fraud reports after last December elections — is to be rerun later this year, officials said Sunday.

The announcement follows months of soaring political tensions over claims that the ruling populists of President Aleksandar Vucic orchestrated a fraud in the vote for Belgrade’s city assembly.

The right-wing Serbian Progressive Party was declared the winner of the Dec. 17 election. But the main opposition alliance, Serbia Against Violence, have insisted they were robbed of a victory in Belgrade and that the parliamentary vote that took place at the same time was also marred by widespread irregularities. The dispute has led to large street protests.

“Serbians Against Violence” should be called “Serbians for Greater Albania.”

The protests were mostly peaceful

Fucking scum.

Straight out of America.

It was not immediately clear when the new vote would be held. Sunday marked the formal deadline to form the Belgrade city authorities following the vote in December. The outgoing assembly will remain in place until the new election.

Vucic and his party have denied any wrongdoing, dismissing fraud claims as fabrications aimed at destabilizing Serbia.

Yeah, no shit.

The election was legit. Do a man-on-the-street poll and see who supports the left. It’s a very small group of whores and violent thugs associated with organized crime being directly paid by America. (That claim is not confirmed, I should say for full disclosure, but there is huge evidence and it’s also obvious.)

I have always said that any country targeted by America for color revolution have to ban all American social media, where the whores and faggots are organized by the CIA without even knowing that is what is going on.

However, I might not have said this 5 years ago: it is now my very strong belief at this point that the only actual solution to American color revolution activity is targeted assassinations that are made to look like accidents. There is no reason not to do it. They are going to accuse you of it anyway. Navalny died of a blood clot and the entire Western media and all the governments have declared he was “murdered by Putin.”

There’s an old saying: if you’re going to do the time, you might as well do the crime.

Eastern-aligned countries don’t do targeted assassinations of opposition leaders, and yet are constantly accused of it. How does it make sense to not do the assassinations?

In theory, I believe in the justice system and all of that. Whatever. But when you’re in a war, you don’t do arrests, prosecutions, and trials for the people shooting at you, do you?

This is a war and these people supporting America inside of countries that America has declared enemy states are enemy combatants. There is no moral justification as to why they shouldn’t be falling out of windows left and right.

Vucic called snap elections to justify his government in the face of these astroturfed fake protests.

Then the West and their shills just say that the election was fake.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden won 82 million votes and if you question it on the internet you get banned and if you question it in public you go to prison.

Euronews:

The protesters want the 17 December vote to be annulled and held again in free and fair conditions.

Serbian opposition supporters were back in the streets on Tuesday, accusing President Aleksandar Vucic’s populist government of orchestrating fraud in last month’s parliamentary and local elections.

The protesters want the 17 December vote to be annulled and held again in free and fair conditions. Similar demonstrations were held for days after the elections.

“The entire planet knows that the thief has been caught stealing,” opposition politician Marinika Tepic told the few thousand protesters.

“There are no free and fair elections here. If we give up this fight, there will be no more elections.”

In other circumstances, these would’ve been called “insurrectionists”

The ruling Serbian Progressive Party was declared the winner, but the main opposition alliance, Serbia Against Violence, claims the election was stolen, particularly in the vote for Belgrade city authorities.

Serbian election authorities and the courts have rejected the complaints lodged by the opposition group over the election.

International observers have said that the election was held in unjust conditions, noting serious irregularities that included ballot box stuffing and vote-buying.

Some local election monitors alleged that voters from across Serbia and neighboring countries were bused in to cast ballots in Belgrade. Local election monitors and opposition supporters alleged that populist supporters were registered at bogus addresses there.

Vucic and his party have called the reports “fabricated.”

It’s beyond the pale that these bastards called protests against the American elections an “insurrection” and then organize something way worse, something actually violent, in another country while making totally outrageous claims about election fraud.

This sort of dumb hypocrisy can’t go on indefinitely. It’s too absurd.

Well, frankly.

I don’t even believe this.

Deutsche Welle:

Kosovo police forces entered the northern village of Banjska on Monday, searching for members of the armed group that opened fire on a police patrol on Sunday.

A group of around 30 individuals killed one officer and barricaded themselves in a local Orthodox monastery on Sunday. In the stand-off that lasted several hours, police forces killed three of the gunmen and injured another two.

Several assailants escaped on foot and remain on the loose.

Local forces secure and search the areaLocal police forces arrested two of the attackers, as well as four ethnic Serbs who are suspected of supporting them. All six are being investigated for terrorist acts.

Authorities also searched for infiltrators among worshippers in the monastery.

Two clergymen and a group of pilgrims from Serbia were reportedly staying in the building when the fighting broke out on Sunday. None of them have been injured.

Gunmen believed to be ethnic SerbsIt is not yet clear who the attackers are and who is supporting them, but they are widely believed to be ethnic Serbs from northern Kosovo.

Tensions between predominantly Orthodox Serbs and mostly muslim Albanians in Kosovo have been flaring up over recent months.

According to the Ministry of Interior, police seized arms and explosives that could be used to arm hundreds of people.

Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti condemned the incident as a “terrorist attack” and accused Serbia of supporting the “mercenary structure.”

Serbia denies involvementSerbian President Aleksandr Vucic denied any connection to his government, pointing the finger at local Kosovo Serbs instead “who no longer want to stand Kurti’s terror.”

Belgrade has repeatedly accused Kosovo of oppressing Serb communities in the country’s north and has demanded more autonomy for them.

While Vucic condemned the attack, he also slammed the West for its “hypocrisy” over Kosovo. “You can kill us all. Serbia will never recognize the independence of Kosovo, that monster creation that you made by bombing Serbia,” Vucic said.

I went on a rant recently about the Canadians accusing India of an assassination. I can’t remember if the rant was in real life or on the internet.

I said: “It’s possible that the Indians did it, but if the West is trying to attack India, it’s also possible that they did it themselves in order to create a grounds on which to attack India.”

This is something you always have to remember: “false flags are free.”

Anybody can do a false flag for free. The only potential cost is if they get caught, and the West is not worried about being caught, because they totally control the media in their own countries and they don’t care what people in opposing countries think of them. The West will basically do a false flag at any opportunity, because it’s free and there are no consequences, even if they get caught.

It’s of course possible that ethnic Serbs did fire on the cops. I don’t know if we can even say that would be unreasonable, given present circumstances. However, the idea that the government in Belgrade would order that is ridiculous, and the fact that this is implied lends credence to the idea that the whole thing is fake.

This faggot is “concerned”

Voting has now become the number one threat to democracy.

If people keep voting against democracy, we are going to have to implement a global totalitarian dictatorship in order to preserve the sanctity of our values in a democracy.

The Guardian:

Democracy watchdogs and civil society activists in Serbia have warned that the country is sliding towards autocracy under President Aleksandar Vučić, who was elected for a second term this month with a large majority.

After a campaign marred by reports of widespread bribery, intimidation and gerrymandering, Vučić won 60% of the presidential vote. The outcome of the parliamentary and Belgrade city elections, however, is still unclear. The opposition is waiting for courts to decide whether balloting will be repeated in areas where they have raised complaints of severe irregularities. As a result, a new government will not be formed for several months.

“The most likely situation is that Vučić will drag this process out and it will be chaos, and he always uses chaos to his advantage,” said Bojan Elek, deputy director at the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy. “He is such a great calculator and strategist he is able to turn any situation to his favour.”

However, the war in Ukraine presents the president with a significant challenge, as Serbia is seemingly poised between its application to be a member of the EU and an instinctive alliance with Russia.

The two countries have close historic, religious and cultural ties and Moscow has provided crucial support to Belgrade at the UN security council, blocking Kosovo’s independence. Moreover, Serbia is totally dependent on Russian oil and gas. This week, Vučić accused Ukraine and an unnamed EU country of orchestrating a series of bomb hoax threats against Air Serbia planes. He did not provide evidence for the claim, which Ukraine called “baseless”.

But after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the signals coming from European capitals to Belgrade make it clear that Vučić’s balancing act is no longer viable. “They are asking for more harsh condemnation – this could be an easy win – and definitely to join some sort of sanctions,” said Elek. “He will try to play it a little longer like this, but I think if he finally has to make a decision, the only rational choice would be to pick the pro-European side. They might decide to join packages of sanctions that would not hurt Serbia too much.”

The president was slow to condemn the Russian aggression, which was initially reported in pro-government tabloids as a Ukrainian invasion of Russia. Nor has Serbia adopted any of the EU’s sanctions against Russia since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. But Serbian analysts believe the president is likely to join direct sanctions on Moscow if the war is still going on when his new government is finally formed.

Despite a clear awareness of Vučić’s autocratic tendencies, Angela Merkel and Ursula von der Leyen both made visits to Belgrade within a month of each other last year.

Both stupid old whores allegedly begged to suck Vucic’s dick, and were denied access.

“I don’t think it’s helpful but I can understand. The issue is that the EU doesn’t see in the opposition a credible, strong enough partner,” said Biljana Đorđević, an opposition MP with the newly formed green-left coalition Moramo (we must), which won 13 seats. She described a culture of endemic abuse of parliament by the ruling party, using as an example the 2018 budget, which was passed without debate after its MPs used hundreds of amendments to filibuster and block any questions from the opposition.

“Unfortunately they [European leaders] chose stability over democracy, which is really bad. It has also undermined the EU here in Serbia. People have become Eurosceptics, which is understandable.”

Stability in the Balkans is critically important to the EU, and in Vučić Brussels appears to have found a politician who can offer that.

At the last election in 2020, Vučić secured 188 seats in the 250-seat parliament. This result was, however, largely because of a boycott by opposition politicians who were protesting against verbal abuse and sabotaging of parliamentary processes by ruling party MPs. “The situation in parliament was really bad. People from the ruling party were very verbally aggressive, it’s insane the things they say about you,” said Đorđević.

Vukosava Crnjanski, the director of democracy watchdog CRTA, explained that in the absence of an opposition in parliament for the past two years, civil society figures were unwillingly thrust into the role. “We were constantly under attack,” Crnjanski said, describing smear campaigns against CRTA and her personally in parliament and pro-government media.

“What we are seeing is a serious backsliding of democracy in Serbia, especially in the functioning of institutions, including parliament. In 2016, [the ruling party] started silencing every free voice in Serbia.”

Sofija Todorović, a programme director at the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Belgrade, said that far-right and nationalist groups are intimidating civil rights bodies with impunity.

The Guardian view: Sofija Todorovic

Sofija Todorovic, employee at an NGO funded entirely by foreigners, in a less flattering picture than the one The Guardian used (bitch is hit, fat af)

Todorović was attacked by nationalist football supporters at the Mirëdita, dobar dan festival in 2017, an annual event promoting cultural ties between Kosovo and Serbia that she helps to organise. After the assault, she was fined more than £350 for protesting during a speech made by convicted war criminal Veselin Sljivancanin at an event organised by the president’s party.

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“Inflammatory language against political opponents and representatives of other institutions expressing diverging political views was still used during parliamentary debates,” the report warned.

“The nature of autocracy is that you can’t go back, it’s very difficult to ‘de-autocratise’ a leader, unless there is some huge external shock, which may have happened with the war in Ukraine,” said Elek.

“In order to stay on his path towards autocracy, Vučić needs the support of the west. Our fear is if he decides to turn his back on Russia, this will allow him to continue.”

Serbs are the number one fighting people.

You remember that.

Honestly, despite the fact they are just basically displaced Russians who claimed some land from the former Western empire, they have more fight in them than proper Russians.

Serbs are like white Chechens. In St. Petersburg, you might see faggots walking the street unmolested. There is no city in Serbia where a faggot doesn’t get bashed on the street (although in Grozney you actually get killed for being a gay homo).

Serbs should be competing with Chechens in gay bashing to prove that Christianity is better than Islam

Frankly, Vucic is basically a faggot when held beside the average Serb. Frankly, the position of “neutrality” on Ukraine is not good enough, and 1990s Serb leaders would have said “bring your whole crew and get wet.”

1990s Serbia vs. 2020s Serbia is like fat Gucci Mane vs neo-Gucci Mane (note: both pics are fat Gucci Mane)

But we see how that turned out for them.

Nonetheless, the average Serb would be ready to do it again.

I wish Romania would realize. Their religion is the same as Russia’s. Sorry about the USSR, and yes, Tito was better than Ceausescu.

But you know what?

It’s current year.

We need a land bridge to Serbia so that Russia can come in and wipe out the Albanians after they’re done with the kikes and neo-Nazis in the Ukraine.

Putin is not Stalin, Romania.

Putin is a Christian.

That is what this is about.

Open the land bridge to Serbia and you can have all of Moldova. I haven’t passed this by Putin yet, but I’m sure he’ll agree to it. We are going to need those people from Transnistria to repopulate Kiev.

Hungary is already in – we’re giving them all of Poland.

We need to focus on the real prize here, people: Constantinople.

Do we have a deal, Romania?