Knežević: Everyone is silent about Plenković's slaps, and they are happy that they brought home the "Serbia Wins" banner

The leader of the Democratic People's Party (DNP), Milan Knežević, assessed that Serbian citizens who were returned to Belgrade from a charter flight from Tivat experienced inappropriate treatment, and that their welcome would have been different if they had carried politically appropriate messages.

"If deported Serbian citizens had come to Tivat with banners reading 'Pump' or 'Students win', the hospitable ANB and the Kavač clan would have rolled out the red carpet for them all the way to the 'Regent' hotel, where they would have received 'all-inclusive' bracelets. This is how the 'shameless' ones came with a banner: 'Serbia wins!'. Apparently it should have read: 'Serbia loses', so that our security sector would allow them to enter Montenegro. And what kind of cunning 'criminals' they are is best demonstrated by the fact that they booked their accommodation in advance and paid for it. They did everything publicly so that it wouldn't seem secret," said Knežević.

He added that, on the other hand, "our people" did everything secretly so that it would come out in public.

"So, at the entrance to Cetinje, a derogatory banner was hung addressed to Aleksandar Vučić, and I have no doubt that the Cetinje authorities, in conjunction with the criminal branches of the Kavčans who essentially run this city, participated in this. However, if we go back to July 12, 1941, when some of the people of Cetinje welcomed the Italian occupiers with songs and flowers, then it is better that the President of Serbia was not welcomed. Although when I think about it, maybe they are right, what is Vučić doing in Montenegro? If Čanak, Sonja Biserko, Nataša Kandić came, then that makes sense, but for the President of Serbia to come to a country where 33% of Serbs live, that is a provocation and a hybrid action, as our security services explained to us," Knežević stated, among other things, in a Facebook post.

The DNP leader added that it is important that Andrej Plenković's eight conditions, "which he announced to us like a loan shark reminding his debtor when he has failed to pay him interest," were not marked for hybrid action.

"And everyone is silent, instead of putting him on that dinghy he came in and returning him to their beautiful home while the sea kisses the sky. Andrej Plenković's public political urination in Montenegro has crossed all limits, all that remains is for him to set us a condition that Thompson sings on July 13th in Cetinje (which some would not mind), and for our capitulation to be complete. And at the entrance to the city it would be written: 'Plenković brother, register us as Croats!' If we accept these eight Croatian conditions, then there is no doubt that we are more Croats than Croats and that Sekula Drljević was right," said Knežević.

He pointed out that at first he was ashamed that, as he claimed, parts of the security sector were participating in a campaign to dehumanize and criminalize the Serbian president, but then he began to enjoy their helplessness when they received answers from Vučić that "exposed" them.

"I'm just sorry that these serdars from the maternity hospital didn't collect the remains of Aptamil (baby food) and didn't even partially address Plenković to ask him about Lora and the martyrs of the Šavnica-Niksić group. This is how it turns out that because the Croats killed us, we will have to pay compensation of 17 million euros to those who remained alive. So our dead are paying for their living, and Plenković is slapping us both publicly and at the plenary session. And everyone is silent, because while their cheeks are burning from the slapping, we are internally rejoicing that we have at least returned the 'Serbia is Winning' banner," added Knežević.

Everyone carries their own face, but if we could also carry faces for others who don't have one, then we wouldn't know whose face is whose anymore, said the DNP leader.

"This way, by the next summit, we may finally establish that we have no more fraternal states than Serbia, and that the Montenegrin and Serbian faces are parts of the same face, and that no banners can defile that," he said.