The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, at the meeting called "We will not give Serbia", repeated a series of well-known accusations against the "blockaders" and the opposition: that they are "carrying out terror", "a colored revolution", that they want to come to power on the streets in order to rob Serbia again, that they mistreat women and old women, that they carry out violence every day, that they want to overthrow the state and that in the name of some foreigners.
"Aco Srbine" and "Victory, victory!" roared through the center of Belgrade. (above the colored revolution), at Lazar Ristovski's invitation, it turned on the telephone lamps "to see how many there are".
Vučić repeated in front of a large number of people what he says every day on regime television. Let's say that university professors will receive "potatoes" instead of salary, until they start teaching again.
And then he got to the point.
"We, the citizens gathered at the 'We will not give Serbia' parliament, demand from the competent authorities, above all the prosecutor's office, to implement all measures within the framework of constitutional and legal competences to restore order and peace," said Vučić in a raised voice.
It demands that "the hijacked institutions be returned to the authority of the people, and above all the RTS; it demands that the persons, instigators and helpers be held accountable for the vandal attacks on peacefully gathered citizens in Nis; it demands that every pupil and student be enabled to study and study; it demands that the perpetrators, instigators and helpers of attacks on vital facilities of the Republic of Serbia be discovered and that all future attacks be prevented; it demands that any activity that paralyzes economic activity and freedom be prevented movements.
All in all, giving himself legitimacy on the basis of the mass of people deported to Belgrade, the president of the state exerted additional pressure on the prosecutor's office, the courts and the police to "put an end" to the student and civil protests, and above all to the blockade of the faculty.
Vučić practically announced that he will no longer tolerate and that he will end the rebellion that is sweeping the country, led by Serbia. If the prosecutor's office, the police and the courts listen to the president, a series of accusations and arrests will follow throughout Serbia as a demonstration exercise of what will happen to citizens who do not respect the red lines drawn by him.
