CKM: Statement by flight attendant Radojicic confirms that Montenegrins are their own worst enemies

The statement by Ivan Radojičić, with which he attacked us and our President Aleksandar Damjanović yesterday, without any provocation, unfortunately once again confirms that Montenegrins are their own worst enemies and that all those who do not wish well for our country should just leave us to each other, the Montenegrin Cultural Network (CKM) announced.

The NGO said that it was particularly concerning that Radojičić attacked them because they were planning to organize a celebration of two decades of the restoration of Montenegrin independence in Nikšić, suggesting that this job be left to Marko Kovačević instead of CKM.

"Instead of being happy and welcoming the fact that a program will be organized in our city in honor of the great jubilee that Montenegro is celebrating - and which the CKM has been marking with dignity for years - Radojičić calls on Kovačević to prevent the organization of this event. What Ivan Radojičić forgets is that the European Union and he personally became part of the parliamentary life of Nikšić not through his own merit, but thanks to the reputation that the famous patriot and businessman Mrgo Nikolić enjoys in this city. So, solely thanks to him, Radojičić went from being an anonymous councilor of Positive Montenegro, who sold his ideology to the then mayor of the municipality, Veselin Grbović, for the sake of employment at the 'Zahumlje' public institution, to trying to impose himself as a moral yardstick for measuring patriotism," the CKM statement states.

The NGO said that the Montenegrin public should know that the citizens of Nikšić allocate 825 euros every month for the (non)work of Ivan Radojičić, who, instead of working at the "Zahumlje" public institution, spends his working hours working at the bar of his catering facility.

"This speaks volumes about his contribution to the city and state of Montenegro. For us, and we believe a large number of Nikšić residents, this attitude of the (un)established councilor Radojičić is not a surprise because he has always wanted to be an 'urban figure' whose position carries weight, which is not the case in practice. Finally, we call on the flyer Ivan Radojičić and his comrades from the European Union to show their patriotism towards the state and city by helping our activists, holding their steps, while they decorate the streets of Nikšić with Montenegrin flags," the statement concludes.