The so-called patriotic rally yesterday in Nikšić was anything but patriotic, and after its holding, the competent authorities should react and sanction the organizers, said today Mirko Pavićević, a candidate for councilor from the list "Black on white - Nikšić can do it!".
He says that the rally took place despite the serious epidemiological situation in the city and despite the fact that all political rallies in the country are banned, and that this immediately refutes the epithet of some kind of patriotic rally.
"According to the DPS recipe and in the performance of their satellites, yesterday, from the rostrum, abusing and slandering Montenegrin symbols, nationalistically motivated, paid people and people of really modest intellectual capacity took turns. And when such people insult the URA and Dritan Abazović's movement, then it is quite clear that we are on the right track," Pavićević pointed out.
He says that it is a futile effort to call him a patriot to remove that epithet from the only true civil party in Montenegro, which is the URA.
"Therefore, in vain, disgusting gatherings in which slander is thrown at Montenegrin symbols, goes to the past and cheaply and I would say vulgar and pinkish labeled by people from URE. The hatred they feel towards our party only flatters us when we see from which and what kind of people it comes from. Of those whose patriotism is to support the biggest thieves and criminals in the history of this country from the gathering center of organized crime and corruption, the so-called DPS", emphasized Pavićević.
He says that despite such aggressive nationalist and cheap performances, the so-called of the European team for Nikšić, who lives blindly in 1918. the citizens of Nikšić, to recognize a true civic force that looks to the future and lives the universal values and postulates of the 21st century.
"I know that kind of Nikšić and I know that he will be heard the most on March 14, despite the deafening noise of nationalism and the vulgarism always associated with it, created by those who supposedly call themselves patriots," concludes Pavićević.
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