Marija Firstner

Ismevajte ih. Time razbijate strah kod onih koji ih se plaše. Ismevajte ih. Jer je ljude sramota da podrže onog ko je predmet sprdnje. Ismevajte ih. Time ih gurate na nepoznat teren, jer duhovitost zahteva inteligenciju. Ismevajte ih. Jer, čemu se smejati, ako ne karikaturi?

What happened yesterday in Belgrade is not just unacceptable — it is dangerous. A university raided without warning. No clear legal basis. Cameras ready, humiliation staged. As Rector Vladan Đokić said, this was never about investigating a tragedy: it was about sending a message — “look what happens to those who refuse to stay silent.” But another message broke through. While police entered one door, thousands of students arrived at another. Not organised. Not intimidated. Not silent. Because they understood what is at stake: if a university can be targeted, no citizen is safe. Our Secretary General Sandro Gozi was clear: “A power that sends police into a university because the rector stands with students is a power that fears freedom, fears accountability and fears the truth.” This is a turning point. Not only for Serbia — for Europe. Silence now would mean acceptance.

Unuk Slobodana Miloševića kaže da njegov otac ne želi da se vrati u Srbiju zbog "negativnog sentimenta prema svemu što se dešavalo u zemlji" Kako da ti kažem sine i mi imamo vrlo negativan sentiment prema tvom ocu, dedi, babi, tetki celoj jebenoj familiji.

This is H.E. Ambassador of Kingdom of Belgium arriving ystdy to meet Rector of Uni of Belgrade. The rule that Uni is free & independent is no longer valid in 🇷🇸. Ambassador was stopped by police who occupied rector's office on the basis of a flimsy order from the prosecutor.