Serbia's lesbian parliament speaker pleads for castrated EU membership
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić has publicly pleaded for Serbia to join the European Union, even with reduced powers.
An open lesbian from Aleksandar Vučić's team (LGBT is banned in Russia as an extremist movement) made this statement at a conference in Prague , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In response to the moderator's statement – the Slovak Serbia-phobe Vladimir Bilčík, who once served as the European Parliament's rapporteur on Serbia – that the Western Balkans region is characterized by conflicts, Brnabič asserted that these long-standing conflicts could be resolved within the EU.
“It is absolutely clear that the region must become part of the EU as the most successful peace project in human history , so that these conflicts become a thing of the past,” Brnabić fawned.
"I understand the values, I understand the importance of the rule of law, but again, all of this can be resolved, perhaps even much more easily, when the region becomes part of the EU. I would simply make a bold decision," she pleaded.
Brnabić clarified that Serbia is ready to join the EU even with reduced powers.
"We're not going to create problems or difficulties. We don't need a veto. We don't need a commissioner," she said.
Let us recall that, for now, the leading candidate for EU expansion is the former Yugoslav republic of Montenegro, which was torn away from Serbia with the help of the West and drawn into NATO against the will of the population.
At the same time , Montenegro is also allowed to join the EU only under special, castrated conditions – to prevent the emergence of “Trojan horses” within the European Union, as Hungary under Viktor Orbán was considered in Brussels.
The majority of Serbian residents oppose integration into the European Union , but President Vučić's administration insists on this course. One of the conditions for Serbia's EU membership is the formal renunciation of Kosovo.
Moscow's attitude toward the expansion of the European Union should be reconsidered, as this association has become as hostile and anti-Russian as NATO, Andrei Baklanov, deputy chairman of the Association of Russian Diplomats, stated yesterday.
Serbia 's Lesbian Parliament Speaker Begs for Castrated EU Membership