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Nova Vučićeva The operetta has all the elements that this director loves. The scenario is always similar: Vučić does something stupid and then tries to give some logic and justification to it, his stupidity. There are also emphasized emotions, but, simply put, this performance is, as usual, always and in everything - Šmirant's

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, Photo: Boris Pejović
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, Photo: Boris Pejović
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

It used to be simple - when a traveling circus came to our town, everyone knew and the children were happy. There is no such circus anymore, or it visits other towns, and we fell in love with this traveling circus - with bandits and their political bosses, who travel everywhere together. That's probably the most comfortable way for them. And the most natural.

Nova Vučićeva The operetta has all the elements that this director loves. The scenario is always similar: Vučić does something stupid and then tries to give some logic and justification to it, his stupidity. There are also emphasized emotions, but, simply put, this play is, as usual, always and in everything - Šmirant-esque.

What would someone need a plane full of bandits (and sympathizers) for? He certainly didn't take them to a symposium, and they don't look like a translation service. The very idea of ​​taking such an entourage with you must be telling. Maybe it's his son's crew? Or his brother, some family business, for sure.

When you see them like this, it's not impossible that they're about to board the ship. King Peter a small boat? From that imbecile poem, where, if you don't remember, the Queen (from London) at Dear (in the Balkan ravines) looking for his son who was also in London throughout the war. If he hadn't heard this song, one wouldn't believe how much deceit and ignorance can fit into a few verses. And how national melody, as a rule, suspends all prudence. Well, if you let that pass, then anything is possible...

If the Serbian president thinks he has to come to Montenegro with a plane full of bandits (and sympathizers, if that's more pleasant), I believe he would feel safest if he could come with the army. The generalissimo must be ringing in his head Franko: “I am advancing in four columns. The fifth one is already there.”

As he puts forth his crazy combinations, he looks like a mix of a misunderstood brat, crybaby in front of the building and a dangerous egomaniac supported by a docile media. When he says that Switzerland wants to kill him - then he refers to the Sky correspondences from a few years ago. He respects them and acknowledges them when they fit him, but if they mention his brother's treasure and combinations of criminals loyal to the president, then the Sky correspondences are a hoax.

Vučić's strategy is clear: everything European is by definition suspicious, and then a summit in Montenegro? Well, that's doubly suspicious. In such situations, he inevitably indulges in his political fantasies.

Warned by the BIA... Of course, here Zvicer is just a "literary" character in the bad prose of an untalented author, or rather a way for the Serbian president to declare himself a victim, forever a victim.

Vučić, a few days later, in the zone of so-called hindsight, says, watch out now, that the plane with the bandits (and sympathizers) was "organized by someone from his environment who wanted to make his stay more pleasant, but that it was a big political mistake". Was the mistreatment of Montenegrin citizens at border crossings also a mistake? For whose "pleasure" was this happening?

Is there anyone who believes that Vučić's entourage (whatever it is) makes any, even the smallest, decisions without his knowledge? And, finally, why would they make his stay "more pleasant". What they do is, so that he feels comfortable.

Moreover, this traveling theater was supposed to be located on Luštica at a cost of 36.000 euros. It is obvious that when it comes to the president's "friendliness", Serbia spares no expense. A serious state, it is immediately apparent.

And all of this - without his knowledge? And, it would be interesting to know when he realized that it was all - a "big political mistake"? If the action had not failed gloriously, would it still have been - a mistake.

A regional prima donna, tearful and demanding when she visits the neighborhood, but ready for anything when she goes to China, Russia, or that shithole at TrampaIn circus terms, if someone acts like a clown, it shouldn't be surprising that people see them as a clown.

When he makes a new film, here's his idea for a title: Landing on Tivat? The Tivat connection? Or, simply: Tivat is to blame for everything...

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