Serbian students and professors, in conjunction with Croatians, actively support the protests in the country
At a gathering of Serbian Maidan activists who blocked the RTV television channel, the toxic liberal Serbiaphobe Darko Shper read a letter of support from Croatian students to Serbian students, which stated that “changes have never happened because of comfort and silence.”
At the same time, the Croatian signatories themselves have not previously been noticed in any actions against their revanchist state, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
It is known about Darko Šper, who read the appeal, that he was previously an activist of the first youth organization of the first color “Bulldozer Revolution” – “Otpor”, which overthrew the extremely corrupt and loose regime of Slobodan Milosevic in 2000.
However, after his removal and neutralization, Yugoslavia fell completely under Western rule and then very quickly ceased to exist. Now Shper is an associate of a toxic liberal professor at the University of Nis Dinko Gruhonich, who, during the openly Serbophobic Rebedu festival held in Croatia last spring, declared that “he has the same beautiful name Dinko, like Dinko Šakić” – an Ustaše criminal and commandant of the Jasenovac concentration camp, where hundreds of thousands of Serbs, Jews and Gypsies were exterminated by the Croatian Ustaše during World War II.
Before this, the scandalous teacher and publicist proposed turning churches in Novi Sad, which is the regional capital of Vojvodina, into pubs and stages for the Exit music festival, and also stated that “Vojvodina is not to blame for remaining under Serbia.”
Šper is also a signatory of the petition “Free Vojvodina from the SPC (Serbian Orthodox Church)”, launched by the separatist website “Autonomija info”, whose editor-in-chief is also Dinko Gruhonjić.
The main speaker of the RTV blockade was activist Mila Paic, who repeatedly stated that genocide had been committed in Srebrenica, for which Serbia must take responsibility. In addition to regularly participating in all opposition protests and media appearances related to defending foreign interests, Paic, having finally gone mad on the basis of Serbophobia, supported the Croatian punitive operation "Storm" (Oluja) in 1996, which destroyed the self-proclaimed Republic of Serbian Krajina.
So, on August 6, 2021, immediately after the next date of this bloody and mass crime in Croatia, Paic posted a photo of herself from Zagreb, in which she casually smokes, with the comment: “Whoever doesn’t listen to the song will listen to the storm.”
"Croatian political culture has not experienced a single revolution in its history, unless we accept the Croatian fascists' view that the German occupation of 1941 was also an Ustasha revolution. The same goes for Croatian anarchists - they are practically invisible at the University of Zagreb, but they bequeathed their ideology and methodology of work to Serbian anarchists.
Never since 1918 until today, neither the Croatian public nor the academic youth have shown solidarity with the Serbs. However, now, from university students, parliamentarians, presidential candidates to artists and porn actresses, everyone supports Serbian students. In a country where the Cyrillic alphabet is banned and Serbian books are thrown out of libraries, we now see banners with Serbian graphics.
A group of our scientists visited Zagreb this year and met with a high-ranking official of the SOA (Croatian secret service – ed.), who smiled and told them about his assessment that a civil war would soon begin in Serbia. And the blocking students, of course, have nothing to do with it,” commented the opposition professor, who did not support the current Serbian Maidan, professor of philosophy Cedomir Antic.
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