What's happening in Serbia

More than 200,000 people protested in Belgrade tonight
Those numbers are shared by our authorities , but the photo shows only area around Slavija square . The city was so packed that people across thw river were stucked in bridges .
With Slavija Square included, along with Republic Square, Knez Mihailova, Terazije, Nemanjina Street, and Branko’s Bridge, the total protest area would be approximately 300,000–500,000 m
If we calculate
Loose crowd (1 person/m²): 300,000–500,000 people
And it was very dense crowd
People came from approx 125 cities municipalities and villages day before with stidents and today from morning . So more then 500k people for sure
 
I was there and I cant explain what was it .. there was no sound but the pressure was insane and ssomething like stampedo started..
reminds me of a massive demonstration I took part in london against a tax in 1990- the collective energy was one of protest and anger ,over 100,000 people there..people did stampede as they were charged at by horse mounted police and police riot vans ! I got a really bad headache from that ! who know maybe they were using some tech stuff then to affect people ! Glad youre ok 🙏
 
reminds me of a massive demonstration I took part in london against a tax in 1990- the collective energy was one of protest and anger ,over 100,000 people there..people did stampede as they were charged at by horse mounted police and police riot vans ! I got a really bad headache from that ! who know maybe they were using some tech stuff then to affect people ! Glad youre ok 🙏
Thank you. The protests remained peaceful and were largely composed of regular citizens who don't typically participate in protests that are often associated with "color revolutions" or opposition movements. The focus of the protests stayed firmly on student issues, avoiding any partisan political agendas. The organizers took active steps to exclude opposition party involvement. While the political opposition expressed support for the protests, the students were careful to prevent any political figures or parties or NGO from taking ownership of the movement. This was accomplished through clear public statements on social media emphasizing the non-political nature of the protests.
We will see if this will be manipulated but today was just us , families, teachers, workers, farmers ,war veterans ..
 
I was there and I cant explain what was it .. there was no sound but the pressure was insane and ssomething like stampedo started..
Its just called sonic, its actually EM directed wave. Much more dangerous than sound.

It was around 350.000 to 450.000 people. For a country of just 6 million. In France that would be equivalent to 5 million at one time in one place, in Russia it would be if 12 milion people were on the streets. In USA around 26.000.0000 people. In one city, on bad weather, heavy rain, and with public transportation totally canceled and roads to Belgrade barricaded for days. That tells enough of "colored revolution" fairy tales and the real situation in Serbia.

Fact is, that police and Gendarmerie didn't raised a hand on anyone. Army acts as it non existing. All provocations and beatings were done by Vutchich's para formations, consisted of couple of hundreds of paid criminals. And the focus from the students and peaceful, non violent protests was shifted to the people itself, and the protests will be violent from now on. Of course, when initial shock pass and all the rage comes out to the surface. Also I expect more police's refusal to act, and more public personas to stand by the people. Even those who were for Vutchich.

I'd say that today's protest was most successful so far. Vutchich really did his own idees of march thing, and all that when thinking that he "won". Which shows his psychopathic nature and very narrow way of thinking.

Here are some video from facebook. Not from Youtube, because I cant single specific moments on Youtube. Also there is no drone footages, because police used anti drone em emitters.







 
Beautiful:




And this is the moment when EM pulse weapon was used. Notice the trees, if you can see them.









In a words from one youtuber:

"The feeling is disgusting, it's unbearable pain and burning skin. Your head is ringing, disgusting noise. You're literally burning, it's unbearable! We came back from the protest even angrier! Women and children are falling."
 
In the same day, we have this. Enormous disappointment. Tells that he actually doesn't know anything about serbian people, or even serbian government. Looks like he just took out of a drawer generic text and sent it to Vutchich's media to be misused. He even compares Romania and Serbia, which are totally different situations. (click on it)



Couple of days ago Maria Zakharova gave very sane statement (at last) on big protest today. She said that Russia hopes that everything will be peaceful and that all political parties and the people (talking on everyone on equal level, not singling one over the other) will do everything in most peaceful order. Seems so far that Russia doesn't know what to think on Serbia.


Also, the EU seems to react couple of days ago. European public prosecutor Laura Kovesi (of Romania) started investigating misuse of EU fonds in construction of railway station where stand fall down and killed 15. Don't sounds much, but actually its big thing because all revolves around corruption (the numbers are so high that its hard to believe to normal person's brain, think hundreds of millions)

 
The meaning of these protests eludes analysts outside the country, because these are the first such protests in Europe, the protests of Generation Z (perhaps the second in the world, because student protests of this type were recorded in Bangladesh recently). This is not a colored revolution, because it is characterized by two things:
1) the desire to change those in power - for the opposition to become the government, and the government to be driven into the opposition - there is no such thing here, because the students do not want a change of government by another government that was previously replaced in the elections - among them are leftists and rightists, those from the center, and atheists and believers etc.
2) the desire to change the foreign policy course of the country - there is no such thing either, because there are also Europhiles and Russophiles and everyone else here. All these things are left to be dealt with afterwards. Even Dugin misses the point, everyone has a cognitive bias, but they can't understand such young people.

Rebellion is anti-system. The system of the Third Republic, from 2000 to today, forced partocracy, corruption, the rule of the fit and ignorant, and the taking of "corruption rent" that was constantly increasing, with the dying of institutions. The idea is to reduce or abolish everything described, and introduce a new system. Corruption rent is not 0% even in Finland, but here it has taken the forms seen in African countries. The rule of the incompetent is endemic, and if someone wonders why someone would sacrifice a year at the university: here's why - because why get a degree in electrical engineering if Grcic can be the director of EPS and the like?

Therefore, it does not matter whether this or that party will be dominant in the parliament and who will be the president, if the system works. But, if the system works, then there won't be so much desire for power because it doesn't allow the rule of the worst, criminal irresponsibility and enrichment through corruption rents. The current president can remain in office, if he sticks to the constitutional framework, the heir to the throne can be appointed as a figure of unification, a monarchy can be declared or a republic can remain, it is irrelevant. There is no difference between the republics of Iceland and Finland on the one hand, and the monarchies of Sweden, Norway and Denmark on the other - all 5 work so that the system works (the same).
 
Many have accused Generation Z of being spoiled and believing that everything "belongs" to them. They have no sense of a barrier between what they have and what they want, to fight for it. They simply feel that it BELONGS to them - the country where they were born should give them the opportunity to live a normal life, get a dignified job, buy an apartment or a house, and see that the capable succeed, and the criminals are prosecuted, and now everything is the other way around. They feel that this land belongs to them, and they will not move - we will not leave here because you are evil, but you will leave here because you are evil. I am sorry that our X and Epsilon generations have bowed their heads.

Of course, the West has not written anything about it until today, because it is interesting to them when a really colorful revolution is announced - in Georgia or Slovakia, where demonstrators want to turn away from Russia, or the Russian media is interested in a protest in Bucharest, where demonstrators want to turn towards Russia. No one here knows what the foreign policy orientation of the country will be if the protesters get what they want. And that's why they above all, were left alone in this struggle, which is we think the first deeply anti-colonial rebellion in this part of the world.
 
Just to give a small explanation to Mayb's post. Grcic is Milorad Grcic (Meelorad Grtchich), and EPS is serbian main country's electric company (big money, big system). Vutchich appointed (against the law) Grcic as general director of EPS, to be in charge of hundreds or billion of dolars worth company.


And the main thing is: Grcic doesn't have even high school. Before he became the general director of EPS, he held one grill and barbecue shop (I kid you not, I'm very well aware how hard is to believe in this). I'm not going to post his biography here, its made up anyway, I'm just going to show you how the man looks.


So, here is Vutchich's creme de la creme associate couple of years ago. Now, Vutchich have some better looking and dressed up ones, but even more corrupt.

Behold Grcic:

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Anyway, seems that the people and students are recovering from initial shock and are ready to carry on. Maybe even today. And people are getting really pissed.

@Mayb I like the "Third Republic" touch (very frenchy! 😁 ), but I think its the Fourth. There was that stint called "Serbia and Montenegro" between the two Republics.



PS, the hole on Grcic's forehead actually is not USB slot. But remains unknown how Vutchich was uploading data in Grcic. Possible by Wi Fi.....
 
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In a words from one youtuber:

"The feeling is disgusting, it's unbearable pain and burning skin. Your head is ringing, disgusting noise. You're literally burning, it's unbearable! We came back from the protest even angrier! Women and children are falling."
Non-Lethal Weapon: Active Denial System (ADS)
At 1:28 in the video: "Most described it as feeling like a hot oven or grill being opened up."
If you look at the comments, people have already started making links!
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Is there an official list of demands of the protestors?
Yes :
1. Publication of All Documents Related to the Novi Sad Railway Station Renovation: They seek transparency regarding the Chinese-led renovation project preceding the deadly canopy collapse in November 2024.


2. Prosecution and Dismissal of Individuals Involved in Attacks on Students and Professors: They call for legal action against those who assaulted students and professors during protests about the disaster, and their dismissal if they are public officials.


3. Dismissal of Charges Against Arrested Students and Activists: They demand the cessation of legal proceedings against students and activists detained during earlier protests related to the Novi Sad tragedy.


4. Increase in Higher Education Budget by 20%: They advocate for a significant boost in funding for higher education institutions to improve the quality of education.
 
Serbian government released over 60 documents from the Ministry of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure in December 2024, aiming to address concerns about potential criminal activities related to the incident.

Despite this release, student protesters and the public have continued to demand full transparency, asserting that not all pertinent documents have been disclosed. The partial release of documents has fueled suspicions of corruption and inadequate oversight during the renovation project, intensifying calls for accountability and comprehensive disclosure.
 
AzarHyum said: usrana.motka's.

Belgrade, Serbia, and probably the Balkans have never seen such a large gathering... It's time for justice. It's time for truth. We are all united in one thing: this cannot and must not continue. A handful of manipulators can no longer abuse an entire nation and an entire country. It's time to take matters into our own hands!

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This protesting gathering is impressive.

It's time their demands were heard. I'm not very familiar with their political situation, but from what I can see, the politicians causing so much protest must necessarily put aside their arrogant actions and learn to listen to the citizens.
 
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