Diggers

Diggers and underminers...

There were six of them, not nine, there was also a lady, she was negotiating, and the diggers were definitely "not from here"...

It was immediately said that the diggers are foreigners - and the reason for this is either the ancient cliché from jokes that Montenegrins are lazy, or the modern cliché that they are - "talked about", so if local people had carried out the work, the tunnel would have been known even before the draft and the salutary sensitive cross of the court clerk.

Maybe some national association of miners should have announced and filed a protest against the NN investor for ignoring the local workforce?

That rented apartment must have looked like a mining commune for a few months... They come, dig, take away, then another shift comes, someone had to buy construction materials that were used during digging, they greet each other, like miners with "Good luck" ( in what language?), but without unnecessary talk, and no matter how foreign they were, it had to be clear to them that this was not a conventional job, to put it mildly. But diggers are diggers - like the legendary football player Milos Sestic, who before the game would only be shown where the opponent's goal was, and he would already find the way.

This seems to be a time of digging and undermining. The real question is - which brings more serious consequences - a dug tunnel or an undermined judiciary?

They are looking for prospectors (only they weren't), but the "investor" is a matter of speculation. As well as a possible "associate" from the High Court itself.

Court workers, on the other hand, spoke out angry that part of the public suspected someone "from the inside", that is, that the creators of the Tunnel action had their own man among the people of this honorable judicial institution. Resolutely, and angrily, almost with a certain indignation, they reject, as they say, unfounded speculations by the public or individuals, about the "helper" from the High Court.

Of course, this is similar nonsense to the statement immediately after the discovery of the tunnel that almost nothing is missing. How, in the simplest terms, do the court unionists know that no one helped from the inside? Their belief that such a thing is impossible is noble, but is it really prudent?

Wait, where do the authors of this statement live, in which country do they live? Of course, they don't live in Montenegro. Because if they lived here, there's no way they wouldn't think of something that could possibly damage their idyllic image of the dignity and integrity of the profession they blindly defend.

Let's say that the decades-long "high priestess" of the Montenegrin judiciary liked the prison because of her non-standard attitude towards justice and patronage of her son's criminal combinations. And corruption. That several judges who were media stars during the reign of the previous regime are revealed as the most ordinary corrupt fraudsters. If you had judges with a price list to acquit even the most serious crimes.

There are few areas where the idea of ​​justice and fairness is so humiliated as in modern Montenegro. The reflex from totalitarianism has not disappeared - the judiciary and politics function according to the principle of combined courts. So the authors of the announcement from the court definitely have no connection with Montenegro. Aren't they also - foreigners?

Dritanova the statement that the mafia previously did not need tunnels to complete the manipulations with the evidence in the depot, but that then they completed the same tasks more conventionally, by arriving at the doors of reputable institutions, is probably quite correct.

And then what would it mean that the digging of this tunnel is proof that the mafia is not doing very well in our country, that it is over? We should be looking forward to it, I understand?

That's a politician for this time - and when it's hopeless, he finds an optimistic way of looking at things.

At yesterday's thunderous press conference, we learned that the investigators are one step closer to uncovering the perpetrators and that the investigation is heating up. Oh, is it possible!

The tunnel is always a path into the center of darkness. And this darkness is too thick for cheap political juggling.