These things always have to have some retarded political response.

Whatever happened to “hope and prayers”?

UPI:

Montenegro authorities are considering a total ban on gun ownership in the aftermath of a cafe shooting that left at least 12 dead, including two children, in the city of Cetinje Wednesday.

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said the government “will urgently look at all options, including a complete ban on gun ownership at its upcoming National Security Council meeting.

“Weapons can’t be in the streets and in the hands of those who could hurt others. I will ask our security heads to offer concrete solutions for the safety of our citizens as early as tomorrow,” Spajić said.

According to police, the killer was 45-year-old Aco Martinović. The public prosecutor said Martinović committed suicide when police surrounded him after an hours-long manhunt.

Aco Martinović

Martinović had been drinking heavily all day when he got into an altercation at a restaurant when he went home and got a gun, returning to kill several people, according to Montenegro authorities.

The restaurant owner and his children, 10 and 13, were among the dead.

He then went to several other locations, shooting members of his family and other people.

As far as I could find, Montenegro has only ever had 2 mass shootings in its history, both of them in the last 3 years, and both of them in this town of fewer than 15,000 people.

Why not just ban the town, instead of taking everyone’s guns away?

Video from the previous mass shooting from 2022

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Matija Sarkic

One thing we’ve really learned in the last 2-3 years is that professional athletes are some of the most unhealthy people on earth.

ABC News (Australia):

Matija Sarkic, the Montenegro goalkeeper who played for English second-tier club Millwall, has died. He was 26.

Millwall announced the death of Sarkic on Saturday. No further details were disclosed.

Sarkic fell ill in his home country while on international duty. Montenegrin daily newspaper Vijesti reported Sarkic died in an apartment in Budva early in the morning.

Sarkic’s most recent match for Montenegro was on June 5, a 2-0 loss at Belgium. It was his ninth international appearance, according to the Montenegro soccer federation.

“Everyone at the club sends their love and condolences to Matija’s family and friends at this immensely sad time,” Millwall said.

What so crazy is that the media doesn’t at least say “uhhhh, well, there is one thing that is different…”

Actually, these people will go out there and say that “the virus” damaged people’s hearts. They don’t always say that. But they will say that.

They’re starting to do that with the new cancers and so on too.

But…

The unvaxed are not dying.

One thing we’ve really learned in the last 2-3 years is that professional athletes are some of the most unhealthy people on earth.

ABC News (Australia):

Matija Sarkic, the Montenegro goalkeeper who played for English second-tier club Millwall, has died. He was 26.

Millwall announced the death of Sarkic on Saturday. No further details were disclosed.

Sarkic fell ill in his home country while on international duty. Montenegrin daily newspaper Vijesti reported Sarkic died in an apartment in Budva early in the morning.

Sarkic’s most recent match for Montenegro was on June 5, a 2-0 loss at Belgium. It was his ninth international appearance, according to the Montenegro soccer federation.

“Everyone at the club sends their love and condolences to Matija’s family and friends at this immensely sad time,” Millwall said.

What’s so crazy is that the media doesn’t at least say “uhhhh, well, there is one thing that is different…”

Actually, these people will go out there and say that “the virus” damaged people’s hearts. They don’t always say that. But they will say that.

They’re starting to do that with the new cancers and so on too.

But…

The unvaxed are not dying.

I’m so sick of these news stories.

I literally don’t care if people die unless I know them. I’m sick of the media telling me I should feel bad when bad things happen to people I don’t know. It’s not reasonable.

Take it to the logical conclusion: you sit around all day and read news stories about bad things happening to people all over the world and cry, and that is your life.

It’s dumb.

CBS News:

A man went on a shooting rampage in the streets of a western Montenegro city Friday, killing 10 people, including two children, before being shot dead by a passerby, officials said. The country’s prime minister called the attack an “unprecedented tragedy.”

Montenegro state television RTCG previously reported the gunman had killed 11 people and had been shot dead by police.

Montenegrin police chief Zoran Brdjanin said in a video statement shared with media that attacker was a 34-year-old man he identified only by his initials, V.B.

Brdjanin said the man used a hunting rifle to first shoot to death two children ages 8 and 11 and their mother, who lived as tenants in the attacker’s house in Cetinje’s Medovina neighborhood.

The shooter then walked into the street and randomly shot 13 more people, seven of them fatally, the chief said.

“At the moment, it is unclear what provoked V.B. to commit this atrocious act,” Brdjanin said.

I don’t know any Islamic names that start with “V.” This is probably just some normal person who went insane from the coronavirus hoax and being an incel.

Everyone knew that when the hoax machine went into overdrive in 2020 that it was going to lead to people behaving very weirdly.

Any of these events literally have no meaning at all. It’s just a bunch of dumb bullshit. That’s all that ever happens: dumb bullshit.

Note:

For anyone who doesn’t know, Montenegro is a part of the former Yugoslavia, and is basically a micro-state.

It’s supposed to be slavic, but I’ve heard that it is now almost majority Albanian. Albanians are constantly trying to expand their reach by moving their people into surrounding areas. The biggest grab was obviously Kosovo, but they have a huge presence in FYROM, Greece, and even Serbia proper.

So it’s possible this was some kind of ethnic thing. Albanians are not really Moslem anymore, and their agenda is ethnic. But they get funding from Turkey or whatever else because they are nominally an Islamic base in the middle of Europe.

To be fair, an Albanian could have a name that starts with “V” and he could be a Moslem terrorist.

They may or may not eventually give the details, but I don’t really care.

This would be such a nice place if you added in a few hundred thousand black trannies

The biggest threat to democracy is that people are allowed to vote.

The Conversation:

Tiny Montenegro has long been different from its neighbors in the former Yugoslavia.

After a decade of bloody civil wars that included ethnic cleansing and acts of genocide, Yugoslavia in the 1990s split violently along ethnic lines into six different independent republics. But Montenegro escaped the worst of the war and for years remained with Serbia – its dominant, Russian-allied neighbor – as part of the “rump Yugoslavia.”

In 2006, Montenegrins voted for independence and separated from Serbia peacefully. Montenegro became a stable and inclusive democracy. It is a mountainous, postage-stamp sized country of 640,000 on the eastern Adriatic Sea.

Rather than maintain the Slavic ethnic identity of Serbia, Montenegro made room for all kinds of people. It was home to Montenegrins – who are Orthodox, Muslim, Catholic and atheist – yes, but also Bosniaks, Albanians, Roman-Catholic Croats and Serbs. Montenegro also has a Jewish community.

Montenegro’s post-independence leaders in the socialist party worked to build a broad civil society that recognized the many identities of its citizens. Many refugees from the Balkan wars sought safety in Montenegro.

Its political system favored neither majorities nor minorities, a value system inherited from Yugoslavia. In 2017, Montenegro joined NATO, the transatlantic security alliance, against Russia’s wishes. It wants to join the European Union.

Montenegro’s Balkan success story – and its very national identity – is now in danger after a right-wing coalition aligned with Serbia and Russia took power in December.
A language grows and struggles

A fight over the Montenegrin language is symbolic of the broader political fight playing out in Montenegro.

All the former Yugoslavian republics – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia – share a mutually intelligible language, previously called Serbo-Croatian. The differences among them are comparable to the varieties of English spoken by Americans, Australians, British and South Africans.

Since Yugoslavia broke up, each new Balkan nation has used language to create a common political and cultural identity for itself, establishing each language with its distinctive style and standardizing its usage.

As my research and others’ show, some were more successful in that effort than others. Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian are now well established as national languages, used in schools, the press, business and government.

Montenegrin, however, remains contested.

It is embraced by citizens who stand for an inclusive, multi-ethnic Montenegrin society. But those who view Montenegro as fundamentally an extension of the Serbian state consider Montenegrin merely a dialect of Serbian. According to a leader of the Serbian Orthodox Church, “Montenegrin does not exist.”

Montenegro’s new coalition government seems to side with the Serbs on the language question.

In March the new minister of education, science, culture and sports, Vesna Bratić – who identifies as a Serbian nationalist – threatened to close the Faculty of Montenegrin Language and Literature in the old royal capital of Cetinje and has blocked its funding since January. The institute has led efforts to standardize the Montenegrin language and foster scholarship about Montenegrin literature and culture.

In a young country still forging its national identity, erasing the Montenegrin language that has bound its people together is akin to eliminating the Montenegrin identity.

A nation falls apart

Multi-ethnic Montenegro has so far achieved stability through a balancing act that recalled how Yugoslavian premiere Josip Broz Tito ran multi-ethnic Yugoslavia for much of the last century.

Yugoslavia, founded in 1918, was dominated by Slavic-speaking Serbs, Croats and Slovenes but was home to many Hungarians and Albanians, among other non-Slavic minorities. It was also divided religiously, between Roman Catholicism – the faith of Slovenians and Croatians – and the Eastern Orthodox Christianity of Serbians, Montenegrins and Macedonians.

After the Second World War, Marshal Tito and his Partisans – having driven out Nazi occupiers – led Yugoslavia under socialist rule. For four decades, Tito maintained order and quelled rivalry within Yugoslavia with an iron fist and by careful balancing of conflicting claims for cultural dominance.

From the Yugoslavian capital, Belgrade, Tito promoted a one-party system and ideology fostering “brotherhood and unity” among Yugoslavia’s many disparate traditions and communities.

That delicate balance broke down after Tito’s death in 1980.

Wars erupted in Yugoslavia along national, ethnic and religious lines. Serbian and Croatian paramilitaries seeking to carve out ethnically pure states carried out ethnic cleansing operations against their rivals in each others’ territories and elsewhere. Bosnia and Herzegovina – fragmented among Catholics, Muslims and Eastern Orthodox – witnessed the gravest atrocities.

History repeats itself

Montenegro now seems to be at risk of a similar unraveling with its long-ruling Democratic Party of Socialists out of power. While rhetorically supporting Montenegro’s NATO and EU membership, Montenegro’s new political leadership is ideologically aligned with Serbia and Russia.

Many Montenegrins are appalled by their young democracy’s unexpected twist of fate. They fear Serbian cultural hegemony will negate their progress in nation-building and move Montenegro away from European values – and toward Russia.

Now you know a lot more about Montenegro than you did a few minutes ago.

Don’t say I never taught you anything, kid.

The war against Serbia is a war against anyone who stands up to ZOG. Even if they’re not standing up now, the potential of formerly rebellious nations to rise up has to be preemptively stopped.

NATO and the Jews weren’t content to just destroy Serbia and create made-up criminal states; they’re also getting their puppets to start stealing churches.

Sputnik:

The President of Montenegro, Milo Djukanovic, signed off on legislation on Saturday, 28 December, which would seize churches if the owners are unable to show building permits. What lies behind the controversial new law?

Protesters have been demonstrating in the Montenegrin capital against the law, which they say is part of a campaign of persecution against the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC).

The “Law On Freedoms Of Religion” demands churches prove ownership before 1918, which was when Montenegro became part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

A word to the wise: there is no such thing as “Montenegrin” and the whole country is even faker and gayer than Hong Kong.  Montenegro is literally just a situation of US bribing a group of Serbs, paying them to play pretend that they’re a county.

All-expense trips to Miami are included.

While NATO Montenegro dictator Milo Djukanovic enjoying Miami, his regime beats up Serbian Orthodox bishops and believers, arrest youth and Prime Minister threatens the Metropolitan.

Location: Restaurant „Pao by Paul Qui“, Faena Hotel Miami Beach, US

📸@in4sPortal ⬇️⬇️⬇️ pic.twitter.com/MP5gd4BAm1

— Who are the Enemies of Serbs? (@EnemiesOFSerbs) December 31, 2019

You just have to Judas the Orthodox Church.

The SOC, which is followed by the overwhelming majority of Montenegro’s predominantly Orthodox Christian population, fears the government will seize its assets, such as ancient monasteries and temples, and give them to the Montenegrin Orthodox Church.

There is no such thing as the Montenegrin Orthodox Church, because there is no such country as “Montenegro.” This “church” is a front organization, much like the Constantinople Patriarchate. Instead of just handing over the properties to the rabbis for demolition, it’s easier to hand it over to a Christian-presenting but totally controlled front group instead.

Protests against the law began in Podgorica and other cities on Sunday, 29 December.

A video showed police officers apparently trying to interrupt a service at Podgorica’s Church of the Resurrection while protesters in the suburb of Zeta threw firecrackers at police.

The situation in the former Yugoslavia is reaching a boil. Serbs are getting abused and oppressed by Albanians, fake NATO shill states and unfortunately by their own occupation government that does nothing to address any of the Serbs’ concerns.

The Orthodox community at large is siding with the occupied Serbs in Montenegro.

An unprecedented theft!!! Montenegro’s government through a controversial bill on religious freedom stole the entire Serbian Orthodox Church property. The SPC has lost 650 churches, monasteries & thousands of square m of land to a corrupt, globalist Montenegro Gov. #CrnaGora pic.twitter.com/diOcR7zoi0

— Love Peace 1244 (@RedRose_B_) December 27, 2019

And because Montenegro is a Human Rights Freedom Democracy, the opposition gets arrested by the guy who is preparing an 8th consecutive term as leader of the country.

We know how the system works by now, I hope.

The only way that the situation in all the lands of former Serbia gets solved is if there’s a people’s uprising (unlikely) or Russia intervenes (also unlikely). Most likely, we are just going to see a gradual escalation in anti-Serb violence by Albanians and NATO shills.

One thing is for sure: I think we can all agree that the world would be in a much better place if the Serbian Empire 2.0 project was launched ASAP.

lol @ CNN white knighting for a country no one ever even heard of.

Are you ready to die for Montenegro?

You’d better be, goy.

Even if you didn’t even know that was a country.

RT:

NATO’s youngest member claimed it had a ‘history and tradition and peaceful politics’ and pledged permanent friendship to the US, after President Donald Trump called Montenegro’s people ‘aggressive’ and capable of starting WWIII.

“Montenegro is proud of its history and tradition and peaceful politics that led to the position of a stabilizing state in the region,” the Montenegrin government said in a statement on Thursday, adding that the country “contributes to peace and stability not only on the European continent but worldwide, along with US soldiers in Afghanistan.”

The former Yugoslav republic joined NATO in May 2017, giving the alliance almost complete control of the Adriatic coastline. It was the first new member since 2009, when Croatia and Albania were admitted to the US-led alliance.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson brought up Montenegro during the interview with Trump following the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.

“Why should my son go to Montenegro to defend it from attack?” Carlson asked Trump,

“I understand what you’re saying. I’ve asked the same question,” the US president replied. “Montenegro is a tiny country with very strong people… They’re very aggressive people. They may get aggressive, and congratulations, you’re in World War III.”

Everybody should watch the full Tucker interview.

Fuck all of these Europeans who think they have a right to our money and our defense.

NOTE TO BUTTHURT EUROPEAN READERS: When I say "fuck the EU" or "fuck Europe," I'm referring to the governments, not the people. I assume the people of Montenegro are not NATO fanatics. Certainly a lot of Germans want the US military out of their country. We agree on these things.

Due to the bad acts of Bush, Clinton, Bush and Obama, basically the entire world hates us.

Clinton for instance bombed Serbia in support of an Albanian terrorist group, justifying the war crimes with goofy atrocity lies about an alleged Moslem genocide.

President Trump has the opportunity to create a situtation where the entire world no longer hates us.

The first step would be to make friends with Russia. The second step would be to stop arming global Sunnigger terrordom.

AP:

The man who hurled a bomb into the U.S. Embassy compound in Montenegro’s capital, and then killed himself, was an ex-soldier apparently decorated by former Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic after NATO’s bombing of Serbia and Montenegro in 1999, authorities said Thursday.

A police official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation, said the man was 43-year-old Dalibor Jaukovic, who was identified by a close relative.

At a news conference, police formally identified the suspect by his initials D.J., in line with what the police official said earlier.

The man had no criminal record and the attack wasn’t an act of terrorism, police said.

Rather, it appears to have been an act of defiance against the evil empire.

The fact that the victims of NATO are now trying to join it must be extremely difficult, emotionally and spiritually.

Police added they were investigating his motives and whether he had acted alone. They said security was beefed up around all foreign embassies in Montenegro.

“Measures are being taken together with the FBI agents to check the social networks this individual has used,” senior police official Enis Bakovic said.

Photos posted on Jaukovic’s Facebook profile include a plaque honoring his contribution in the fight against NATO during the bombing. The plaque appears to be personally signed by Milosevic. In a Facebook post in May, Jaukovic said “no to NATO.”

Police said in a statement earlier that an assailant threw a bomb into the embassy yard and then killed himself by activating another one around midnight Wednesday.

The blast created a crater but caused no other material damage to the embassy property, the statement said. The embassy said Thursday all staff are safe and accounted for after the incident.

Police sealed off the area around the embassy after the explosion. Officers came to the scene after receiving reports about two explosions and found a lifeless male body in the area of the Moraca river that runs through Podgorica, the statement said.

Police said Jaukovic was a Montenegrin citizen born in neighboring Serbia.

The attack on Serbia, and the stealing of their lands in support of Albanians, was a horrible thing.

I have had Gen X liberals tell me with a straight face that this was a “good war.”

But they can’t explain why.

Just some gibberish about an Islamic genocide.

Serbians should have genocided the Moslems.

But they didn’t.

It was never proven. Because there was no evidence. At all. A little bit like the Holocaust – “they killed all of these people and somehow made the bodies disappear rofl execute them and destroy their country forever.”

They charged all these Serbs with war crimes then failed to prove any of it.

The fake news media is going for broke.

Just inventing a random assassination plot really takes the hoaxery to a whole new level of absurd.

. @Telegraph: recycling long-discarded news to stoke tensions with Russia. As usual, no evidence, pure innuendo. What next Sunday? pic.twitter.com/kc3Xgh7Jib

— Russian Embassy, UK (@RussianEmbassy) February 19, 2017

I have no idea what their plan is. As an impartial outside observer, it looks as though they don’t really have a plan, and are just lashing out in the most outrageous conceivable manner.

RT:

The Russian Embassy in London has rejected as pure innuendo a report in The Telegraph which claimed Moscow had conspired to overthrow Montenegro’s government during the 2016 poll, describing the report as recycled “fake news.”

“As usual, no evidence, pure innuendo,” the Russian mission posted on Twitter in response to the Telegraph’s lengthy article that ran under a sensational headline and then proceeded to accuse Russia of orchestrating a coup plot in Montenegro last fall, allegedly “to sabotage the country’s plan to join NATO.”

Citing unnamed “senior Whitehall sources,” the Telegraph, which is considered a rather respected publication, claimed in its report that Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic had been targeted by “Russian intelligence officers with the support and blessing of Moscow.”

The alleged plot “would have caused heavy bloodshed and plunged the tiny country into turmoil,” the paper told its readers in the unverifiable article, which was promptly picked up by other Western media.

The entire report is a recycling of long discarded news in order to “to stoke tensions with Russia,” according to the embassy. Moscow had in October already “categorically denied the possibility of official involvement in any attempts to commit any unlawful activities” during parliamentary elections in Montenegro.

The Montenegrin Special Prosecutor for Organized Crime, Milivoje Katnic, who at the time, accused a “powerful organization” of the coup plot, has also admitted that apart from several suspected “nationalists from Russia,” there’s no “evidence that the state of Russia is involved in any sense.” There have also been no official inquiries from Podgorica to Moscow with regards to the alleged coup attempt, the Kremlin confirmed.

The Telegraph, however, backed their conspiracy with a photograph of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov taken in December, apparently after he laid a wreath at the Liberators of Belgrade memorial and posed with locals, one of who happened to be an “alleged plotter Nemanja Ristic.”

The report also said UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and his US counterpart Rex Tillerson “discussed the issue” during their first meeting. It further cited the Montenegrin Defense Minister, Predrag Boskovic, as saying “there is ‘not any doubt’ that the plot was financed and organized by Russian intelligence officers alongside local radicals.”

So this is a fake news story placed by the British government. No doubt it was shopped around. But the Telegraph is a serious paper. If I were them, I would have been like “yeah, maybe call the Daily Mail…”

Because now, we’re reaching the point where anything printed by any media is simply going to be dismissed as a hoax by at least 50% of the population of Western countries. At least 50% of the American population. And based on the Brexit vote, the UK has a similar portion of anti-globalist skeptics.

I would think they would want to keep a couple of outlets that people believe don’t lie.

A pro-Russian group in Montenegro has put up a billboard featuring Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin which reads “Let’s Make the World Great Again – Together” in Russian (or maybe Serbian, idk) and English.

Getty:

Cars pass by a billboard showing US President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin placed by pro-Serbian movement in the town of Danilovgrad on November 16, 2016.

This new alliance between nationalist US and Russia against multicultural Europe is going to be glorious.

Finally, we shall have revenge on our enemies.

Also from Montenegro: