Diana Hrka: If you don't turn down the music, we will remove it

Exposed to harassment day and night with loud music, mostly Chetnik repertoire, a visibly disturbed Diana Hrka told TV N1 that she was being subjected to "psychological violence", that she was being "attacked".

"I got sick after the song 'The mother went to look for her son', my blood pressure jumped, I'm shaking," said a visibly upset woman whose son died under a canopy.

And she told President Vučić and the entire state leadership: "If you don't turn down the music in Ćaciland, and the Communal Militia doesn't do your job, I will call the people of Serbia, if violence is needed - violence. Let's go in and arm ourselves, and put this away. This is insolence. Day and night the music is playing. Until when is there order? Why doesn't the Communal Police answer the phone and why doesn't anyone respond," asked Hrka, whom the owner has been harassing for days.

Although the crushed Diana Hrka said this obviously in an affect, with this statement she exposed herself to the danger of being arrested for calling for violence and who knows what else.

Dragan J. Vučičević attacked her on TV Informer, but not immediately, but apparently waited for "directives from the top". President Vučić extends his hand to her and calls for dialogue, he said, and she openly calls for "civil war", threatens "bloodshed". It is a "dangerous crime", exclaimed Vučićević.

Then he mocked her for pretending to go on a hunger strike for five days, because "she has a little too much energy and hatred in her."

"This is the worst attack on the state," continued the other who is always on TV Informer.

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Psychological violence

She gave the authorities a few hours to stop the music in Ćaciland.

A woman brought to the edge of her nerves by cruel tabloid attacks and provocations from Ćaciland, by the sociopathic behavior of Aleksandar Vučić and his followers, said that she has been suffering all this for a year and that she can gather "her Serbia" to solve this situation by force.

And if there is bloodshed, the state leadership with Aleksandar Vučić at the head will be responsible for that.

She added that she had already stopped citizens from forcibly entering Ćaciland, but warned that she would not do it again.

"If I need to call them, I will call them. This is psychological violence. They attacked us yesterday and are constantly attacking us, and we are silent. I think it has exceeded all measures and limits. President Vučić is endangering my health. This is his mockery, this is his Serbia," concluded Hrka.