Mistake

"Anti-Semitism is our only way". Believe it or not? And when it appears on the screens, then they say "language mistake". Is it (only) a "language mistake" or something else? I can show some mistakes - unmistakably.

A mistake with such a sense of timing - just in time for World Holocaust Remembrance Day. When you make a mistake - make a double mistake.

There are things that must not be forgotten. If you allow that forgetfulness, remember that he always works for fascism, one of the incarnations of fascism that is spreading throughout the modern world.

How is it possible that a system such as (or should be) a public service does not react to that mistake, does not even notice it? What professional mechanisms failed? That's what's disturbing.

Ok, probably the idiot who planned it should have written Anti-Fascism is our only path, but we still remain in a system where such a thing is possible.

There are too many mistakes, there are too many dilettantes. Montenegro is small for so much ignorance. And lack of concern.

A few days ago, the memory of Srđan Aleksić, a true tragic hero of the Yugoslav hell of the nineties, was commemorated. That made me happy, as I always do when I see it being talked about in The Man, for a number of reasons. First of all, because the memory of Aleksić is always the apotheosis of humanity and essential, cosmic courage. And secondly, in Montenegro, the "Serbian heroes" of young Montenegrin Serbs are still Arkan, Karadžić or Mladić, not the morally superior Srđan Aleksić. Why is that (still) the case?

As long as it is like that, can we really believe that we have moved away from the bloody spirit of the nineties?

Does anyone know who the elite people are that Minister Bratić is talking about? (Almost a mistake: I wrote Bradić.) There is no dilemma: as soon as someone tells you about a pure or elite language and people, you have no dilemma with whom you are dealing. After all, the attitude about the elite people is deeply anti-Christian - such a formulation fundamentally denies the universalist revolution of St. Paul. Apostolic, nothing.

The Nikšić elections are met with some other ornaments so typical of the XNUMXs. Flags and money are coming from Serbia again. It is immediately clear that this is not a mistake. That - flags and money - is one hell of a dangerous combination. The same things (along with Sloba's pictures) also arrived on the eve of the AB revolution, then on the eve of the wars... Older DPS officials certainly remember that - they did it from the heart, with dedication. Surely, today, when they recognize the handwriting on the pre-election Nikšić, they know very well what they are talking about.

In Montenegro, anti-Semitism existed only when it was imported as part of some mental models whose echoes or branches reached Montenegro, but did not originate authentically there. At least until our days.

On social networks, fascism, racism, anti-Semitism are most often wrapped in banal pseudo-humor. This makes it more dangerous: banality is a card that allows you to travel in all directions.

These days, thanks to the strong anti-fascist rhetoric all around us, I remembered a telling historical paradox: Britain had the most admirals when it had the fewest seas... I'm afraid that in some things it is the same here: there is so much anti-fascism in the media and declarations, and, if you look around you (in anger, Osborne) at every step you recognize the increasingly present and increasingly explicit fascism. It's not that, let's be precise, just our story - that kind of problem belongs to today's world, but that doesn't diminish the need to deal with what's burning us. Because that's the bottom line - anti-fascism is always action. Action that must not stop. And something else. Fascism very real and comfortable (everyday fascism) lives among us.

There are never any mistakes with fascism. He never arrives by mistake.