No more for us the swamps of Georgia and the country guitars of Nashville we have come to the historic foundations of this country: New England. If we were a serious state, that is exactly what we would be dealing with.Zastava Konfederacije - zastava američkog Juga I would also whisper to him that from the position of the “first man of the executive power” it is not advisable or allowed to relativize criminal acts.Īs the Prime Minister said: “Should we, as a serious state, deal with this?” If I were the Prime Minister’s advisor, I would whisper to him that there are indications that Knezevic committed a crime: the creation of a criminal organization, Art.Ĥ01. What does the video say? What someone is talking about in a bar, making up?! Should we, as a serious state, deal with that? ”Īnd that’s it, a number of interesting questions open up… How does the Prime Minister know that Knezevic is making up?Īnd does he know in which bar he was making up and in front of whom he was making up? And what if Knezevic says in court exactly what the Prime Minister suggested in his statement in front of the cameras to say: that he made everything up? He spins, relativizes and publicly proposes defense to Knezevic. We don’t know that, but we know what he is doing today. So, if policeman Knezevic, as he himself admits, coordinated with an ensemble of criminals, the question of responsibility of today’s prime minister, former deputy prime minister, arises: what did the main coordinator do while his chief of special forces coordinated criminal groups? Because at the moment when the events witnessed by Knezevic were happening, the Prime Minister was the coordinator of all security services, that is, Knezevic’s superior.
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What Mica Trofrtaljka (didn’t) say in the “Lepa Sela Lepo Gore” movie (Pretty Village, Pretty Flame): “Keep quiet man, dialectics”.Īnd here’s the trouble. I just would not like the affair related to Knezevic’s video to prevail over the Vesna Medenica affair, and I think that this ambition also exists.”Īh, what can we say… What about the public and the judiciary doing their job? And that the Prime Minister is not trying to direct and coordinate what will interest and irritate the public, as well as how the judiciary will behave? Especially since it could be concluded from the Prime Minister’s statement, because he says quite explicitly, that it is important to him that the “Medenica Affair” prevails over the “Knezevic Affair”, so he offers reasons for that. It is important that all state bodies do their job.
It is not important about the affair of police officer Knezevic when it became relevant. People who do not want Montenegro to move forward will always activate such topics.
“It is not unexpected for me that the spirits of the past, nationalism, are awakening in Montenegro.
Because you are in the position of a man who is the only one at the table laughing at his own jokes. If you’re the only one who notices – in fact imagines – your own sarcasm, give up. But the point of sarcasm is that it is not only visible but also palpable: you hear it, it stings you.
Afterwards, he has to make things right: mostly by claiming “he was sarcastic”. A man simply stands in front of every camera he sees, saying everything that comes to his mind. In the case of Abazovic, we are witnessing a permanent public flow of consciousness: like Joyce’s “Ulysses” for dummies. Because the prime minister is – and this has been going on since he became the deputy prime minister of the previous government – in the phase of proliferation. And that when he talks, he shouldn’t think about what else he could have said, but what he didn’t have to say. If I were the Prime Minister’s political adviser, I would whisper to him to thin out the remarks.
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