Landing on Tivat

(Peščanik.net)

It was his second invasion since he had made himself commander-in-chief of the army, air force, and navy.

The first operation was carried out in Banjska, and from that terrorist ordeal, Serbia gained a protected ajduk Radojičić, who did not conquer Kosovo, but did conquer Serbia.

On Wednesday (June 3rd), a squad of specially selected loyalists boarded an Air Serbia charter flight and flew to Tivat. They were captured upon landing.

Tivat was a landing area for the Serbian Fuhrer's Praetorian detachments. This formation, recruited from the bottom of the world, set out for Tivat with the intention of informally protects A. Vučić.

This would mean that the local military leader introduced his troops into the territory of the neighboring country preventively and in a very sneaky way. His intention is to arrive in Tivat on a special flight on Friday, for the European Union and Western Balkans Summit. He claims that otherwise he would not have gone there, because he is angry with everyone around him. He is only coming because of Ursula von der Leyen.

Montenegrins attacked his family, his brother Andrej above all. Andrej's lawsuit against Vijesti journalists (Mihaila Jovović, Danilo Mihajlović and Jelena Jovanović) who "destroyed his reputation and caused him mental pain", was dismissed by the court with a brilliant explanation by judge Jelena Anđelić from the Basic Court in Podgorica. ( recommended reading).

BIA and Ana Brnabić persuade their monarch not to go to Montenegro, if his Cossacks have already been captured. Zvicer is there. But the master ignores the warnings and decides to travel. He refuses in advance the honors that may be intended for him.

A. Vučić intends to tell the Montenegrins he meets and is angry with everything he has to their faces.

His influence in Montenegro is rapidly waning, if it ever existed, he is increasingly becoming a disgusting sight for everyone, a necessary evil that is emerging. His sentimental vomit about the breakup which reads: "Sorry we loved you more than you loved us," goes no further than simple street trivia. And Andrija Mandić is noticeably distancing himself from him.

There are proposals to deny him hospitality in Montenegro. Persona non grata, something like that. A few days ago, that was a slightly exaggerated idea, but after the charter with the elite of scoundrels, scoundrels, convicts, hoodlums and similar physiognomies, such an idea certainly makes sense.

Montenegrins obviously had a good insight into the profile of special travelers and the purpose of their incursion. Vučić only feels safe among criminals, it is a natural impulse of belonging. Cobras and similar reptiles are not enough or sharp enough. It was expected that the eerie mob, as the guard of the supreme leader, would pass through Montenegro like young Jastrebac cheese. And then the knights would arrange themselves according to the logic of planned oppression and abuse everyone in order. Their master is protected like any don: with all his might and at all costs. First of all, by fear of savage formations. The formulation of indirect protection is just a violent mimicry.

A. Vučić did not humiliate the country more with his charter invasion than it was humiliated. It can still go lower than this. Wherever he goes, he shows Serbia as a field of disintegration and a destroyed fiefdom. And in Montenegro too. What would he say to his hosts, so stupidly caught up in the business of endangering the security of a neighboring country? That they are all peaceful guys, wonderful family people who came to see the beauties of Montenegro, and with polite shouts support their president while he excels at the Summit. And to provide him with moral and intellectual support. They are famous for that.

Lacking understanding for the noble idea of ​​the Serbian dahlia, the Montenegrin authorities established that 87 out of 90 special passengers had the status of "persons of interest to security", and that many had criminal and prison records in their pedigrees. They decided that the unwanted gosti be promptly returned to Serbia.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has not yet announced a demarche to the Montenegrin ambassador in Belgrade over the expulsion of peaceful tourists from Serbia. But the entry of Montenegrin citizens into Serbia is being made more difficult. There is an opinion that all this with the invasion is ambitious nonsense worthy of Vučić. Not at all harmless, because that specimen, so it is believed, has completely rebelled against reason.

Montenegrins rightly saw the invasion of this hajduk-Cossack group as a threat to Tivat and Montenegro.

The Serbian opposition believes that Vučić should sink in shame (!!!) and they suggest that he resign immediately to definitively destroy the country's ruined reputation. And that he be brought before an honorable judge and sentenced according to the law.

In all that is happening in Montenegro, besides the encouragement that a state governed by the rule of law operates an hour's flight from Belgrade and deports the criminal mob from its country, there are at least two reasons for unrest and anxiety.

All that inconceivably dangerous, raw, weak-minded and trained half-world will return to us.

And the marshal, whose elite troops are these, arrives at the scene of the crime.