There is no escape for us, definitely... Anyone who has followed the parliamentary session these days will testify.

It's been a long time since such an amount of half-heartedness has been broadcast from the ruling benches. Nor the open disinterest of the opposition in the fate of all the inhabitants of Montenegro, not only the voters of their party...

I felt like hugging Miško Vuković many times. And I ask forgiveness for everything I ever wrote about his obedience.

On two or three occasions, and to ask Obrad Miš Stanišić to return from Sarajevo. Compared to this youngster, he would seem like an untamed mangup thrown into the party ranks...

***

I am afraid that there is no hope for Montenegro anymore, even if the government miraculously goes to the opposition. Changes, at least in the first two election cycles, will depend (i) on the young hopes of the depees.

In relation to which the old cadre looks like a model of free thinking. In 30 years, not even a third of the original cadres have managed to reach such a degree of public demotion to the leader as this youth group has in three years.

I'd rather not mention impetuousness and cruelty in dealing with the opposition. Only the baptism relieves me of the fear that only they will work for us if the boss manages to arrange the next elections for them...

***

What a congress of admiration it was, MP Miloš Nikolić sent not an ordinary but an "absolute congratulations" to the Minister of Justice Zoran Pažin. Because "all authorities..., starting with the Police Administration, the Special State Prosecutor's Office, the Ministry of Justice... have achieved synergy" in the fight against organized crime.

Well, he's a young man, he can't remember, this kind of synergy really hasn't existed since Palermo in the eighties of the last century. But not in the fight against, but in the protection and preservation of the assets of organized criminals...

But he was able, last week, to find out first-hand what exactly Minister Pažin thinks about said synergy. When he publicly and unequivocally expressed his dissatisfaction with the performance of VDT and the public's trust in that institution.

The fact that he later explained the request for the withdrawal of the Supreme Prosecutor with the nonsense of some secretary does not mean that he changed his mind. Rather, he can't really kick his boss in the government, nor his boss on his boss in the party and the state, until he secures another victory.

***

If by some miracle the head of the parliament and the state does not manage to arrange the youth and the next elections, the opposition will do it.

More sad performances and more depressing messages have not been seen in a long time. Not because of the rain, it's beneficial to receive it just these days, but because of the benefit of receiving it from the parliament. Especially during the desperate search for domestic traitors and collaborators of the depees in the opposition blocs.

They sold out when they joined the Board, they didn't but you when you formed it with depees... There is no cooperation with anti-Serb parties, what are you talking about when you betrayed the state... You are stealing our voters to be the first in the opposition, no, but you extinguished the protests because you are another person in power... You are the main ideologue in Moscow, it's not that you are carrying out the orders of corrupt European diplomats...

If this is what the better Montenegro looks like on the eve of the elections, then it is not surprising that the representative of the one above is mocking it in the face:

- Do you see what you are doing, do you expect us to unite you and provide you with victory in the elections - echoed like a slap from the ruling benches.

***

They didn't even feel it in the opposition, and those who were beaten by their own voters during protests didn't teach them anything either. At which the opposition at least looked united until March 31, for the first and last time. And the citizens on the Street, although not all and not for long, convinced themselves that a minimum agreement on a different Montenegro had finally been reached.

At least that's what it said at the beginning of the Agreement on the Future, concluded "due to the tragic consequences of thirty years of unchanged autocratic rule." And because of urgent "fundamental changes in society whose progress is paralyzed by national, ethnic, religious and social divisions"...

The end began to appear only a few days after the signatures of all the opposition MPs were placed under it.

***

There were many reasons for that end, from disorganization to lack of money. But there is only one reason and it was evident during the fierce confrontation between the opposition members in the parliament.

Of course, it will not be good if this marathon race for first place among the losers continues until the election. But it will be even worse if they end it at the very finish and two or three weeks before the vote decide to unite again...

Some kind of unification, only half a year after the collapse of the spring one, is offered by the Democratic Front.

Announcing new protests with old goals, aware that nothing can come of them.

It does not seem realistic that changes that did not occur during the time of some kind of unity of all parties will happen under bipartisan leadership.

***

Of the ten spring requests, only the one about the prosecution is still mentioned. Along with the civil unity government, whose name the opposition does not even remember.

It is clear that the resignation of the President and the Prime Minister is not possible without Ulica, but it was possible to replace the director of the Agency for Corruption and the entire management of the RTCG. The opposition did not even try to put it on the agenda, let alone blackmail the government with a boycott.

39 MPs committed themselves to that forgotten boycott, not only of the parliament but also of all elections directed by the Depees. Consistently, the word is held only by URA.

***

The civil unity government, by the way, became technical not only in name but also in composition. No one remembers the most important third of the ministers in it, the one who was supposed to represent at least 20.000 citizens.

A technical government should be led by a committee in which a third of the founders are no longer present, and those who replaced them are not in the parliament.

Instead of presenting the candidates for ministers from the civil sector to the voters on the eve of the election, the opposition fell for a trick who knows how many times. In the old Stalinist way, Dzhugashvili was a genius of bureaucratism, with which Depees manages to buy a little more time every time...

When you can't solve the problem, form a committee. If she can't do it either, replace the members, once, twice, as needed. Let them sit until the problem solves itself... Or until solving it becomes completely pointless...

This time, the deadline is the day before Nicholas Day... This year, I guess...

P.S. I have neither done nor seen more futile work in my political career. Everyone knows what it's about, everyone knows that the thing is failing and everyone gives extra energy to make that thing last as long as possible... (Goran Danilović).