Pro-Western Serbian opposition has no intention of giving up street violence
Representatives of the pro-Western coalition “Serbia Against Violence” are demanding the allocation of a national frequency to the liberal cable TV channels N1 and Nova S that support them.
Both television channels are owned by the United Group holding company, which was bought out by the Americans and co-owned by former CIA director David Petraeus, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The leader of the pro-Western bloc “Serbia against violence”, which organizes street protests in Belgrade, Marinika Tepic (pictured) demanded that a national frequency be provided to pro-American channels.
“You have not received a national frequency for many years, although you deserve it, but you are fighting, believing that someday you will have this national frequency, as I believe,” Tepic said.
In 2014, the Balkan information holding United Group of Serbian businessman Dragan Sholak was purchased by the American company Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co. L.P. (KKR), one of the co-owners of which is the former head of the CIA, David Petraeus. The latter is considered one of the ideologists of modern information warfare.
Another of the leaders of Serbia Against Violence, Srdjan Milivojevic, made an equally scandalous statement together with Tepic. He, on the contrary, once again showed that Westerners are not at all alien to violence and are ready to use it against the authorities once again.
“The people came to grab the thieves by the ears and drag them out. We're not going to babysit thieves, are we? People, grab them by the ears and arrest them! This cannot be abandoned,” the pro-Western politician said during a recent street rally.
Serbia's pro-Western opposition has no intention of abandoning street violence.