It would be best if Aleksandar Vučić, Siniša Mali, Ana Brnabić and, for example, Zorana Mihajlović, a returnee to the list of the president's favorites, watch tonight's match between Novak Djokovic and Alex de Minor in the round of 16 of Wimbledon together and comment on it in a live program from the TV Informer studio. And to heartily cheer for the Australian with the host Dragan J. Vučićević.
The DJ could shout "break the leg of Kurti's mercenary", "God forbid that your wrist will be twisted by anti-Serbs", "you scumbag who supports the blockaders-terrorists", and cackle about Nolet all the things that he normally honors those who do not like Vučić.
Mihajlovic could repeat what she already said on the same television: "Novak Djokovic sided with those who commit violence in the country and who want an independent Kosovo."
So when the best tennis player of all time misses a shot, they squeal with happiness and grin mischievously.
Vučić could order the members of the Government, for whom there is no room in the slanderous studio, to watch the match together, say in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and let Dacić sing patriotic songs during the breaks between games.
And everyone should wear caps, some with the inscription "Smash the traitor, De Minor!", and the other "Whoaaa Djokovic!".
Nole in the eye
Because how much it must irritate all of them that on the world stage, one of the best athletes of all time, who is still known for his patriotism, supports the student protests with a gesture of pumping, which the above-mentioned team qualified as an attempt to overthrow the state of Serbia.
How many of them are just furious that Novak Djokovic announced that he will celebrate each of his victories at Wimbledon just like that - with a gesture that symbolizes what students and citizens who are fed up with the corrupt progressive government shout on the streets all over Serbia: "Pump!"
And that at the moment when, after the protests that have been going on for more than seven months, civil disobedience has started to roll through Serbia, when the police are chasing citizens who are protesting in the streets like rabbits.
What will such a policeman think when he sees how the recent icon of all of Serbia, before whom Vučić also bowed, took the side of those whom he has to arrest because they ordered him to do so.
As Nole says
If Novak Djokovic considers it appropriate to openly support the student rebellion, how many of those who, looking only at Pink, Informer and RTS, believed the President of the Republic that an attempt to collapse Serbia was being paid from abroad will be swayed?
Because of Novak's pumping, how many journalists of world newsrooms, who normally only follow sports, will be interested in the reckoning of the dictatorial government with the academic community in Serbia?
For the real reasons why he and his family are moving to Athens, to do there what he no longer wants to do in his native Belgrade?
Djokovic's impact on questioning those who still defend the indefensible: the rotten system of one-man autocracy cannot be overstated. Just like to draw the attention of the world public to the fight of good against evil in Serbia.
So, progressives, rub the amulets and light the candles so that Djokovic doesn't win the 25th Grand Slam, so that his pumping doesn't get on your nose.
And for all the others, the following applies: "Puuuuumpaj Nole!
