🚨 Trump posted this.
Tell me, who among those is not a criminal?
According to their own words, they should all be in prisons.
Tell me, who among those is not a criminal?
According to their own words, they should all be in prisons.
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@srdjan_nogo A di je Neša sad? Jel zna ko?
Neša je nestašno djubrence.
Kolko znam i u Dominion Voting-u imao ne samo prste nego oba dve ruke.
Neša je nestašno djubrence.
Kolko znam i u Dominion Voting-u imao ne samo prste nego oba dve ruke.
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@Shepardess2 Read this.
That rumor spread like wildfire among the crowd in Serbia. It goes something like this:
At 8:00 pm, students sent correct election results from all 8,500 seats to all embassies. It took them exactly 5 minutes to collect 8,500 WhatsApp messages with results from each polling station. It was especially important that they sent this data to the Americans.
At 20:00 hours, a special plane took off from Athens to Belgrade. The NATO Command for Serbia and the entire South-East Europe is in Athens. The plane landed in Serbia exactly at 9:15 pm, after which they headed to the US Embassy.
At 21:28 Vucic's coup began. All his televisions announced at exactly 21:28h that SNS won with 55%, and the student list with 35%. He filled "Chaciland" with criminals and distributed long pipes to them; all 3,000 members of the gendarmerie came out to the plateau, and the entire police in Serbia gathered at stations, put on armor and armed themselves with long pipes, waiting for his arranged sign at 21:30.
At 21:29h he received a call from Americans: "You have 60 seconds to publish the correct election results, otherwise - Maduro." They told him "Maduro!"
He began to complain that the police and the mafia were blackmailing him, forcing him to carry out a coup, and demanded that they guarantee his safety. They replied to him: "You have 10 seconds."
The first person I saw posting this was Nikola Sandulović on his FB account, known in Serbia as our local CIA agent, something like "Your Friendly Neighborhood CIA-Spy". However, there is no official proof or confirmation from any party involved.
What is actual fact: heavily equipped police and gendarmerie forces were visibly gathering that evening before polls closed, and the so-called "Chaciland", well known as a stronghold for loyalists and thugs, was indeed packed with people. Videos of this are all over the internet.
It is also true that private regime owned media started broadcasting early results claiming he won, right before he stepped out for his address where he said the exact opposite and conceded defeat. Videos of that exist as well.
The outgoing regime claimed the police presence was just standard precaution to prevent riots. They had no comment on the other "forces". What doesn't fit their story is that right after Vučić conceded, both police and the crowd at "Chaciland" dispersed extremely fast. There were no riots, only celebrations in the streets late into the night.
Everything else is unconfirmed. Serbia is currently in complete information chaos, flooded with news, spin, and disinformation from both inside (mostly) and outside the country. You would need serious teams to process and filter truth from lies and spins of truth right now.
My personal take, without any ties to political factions: Vučić is not a man who willingly concedes defeat. After 30+ years in politics, almost nobody believes he just gave up. Something definitely happened, and the events of election night support that, though the exact truth remains unverified.
Shortly after, representatives of the incoming authorities announced delegation trips to Washington and Moscow for talks. Noticeably, Brussels was not mentioned. Everyone can draw their own conclusions from that.
In my view, the vote margin was simply too massive. Vučić worked with the US, EU, and Russia. Nobody necessarily liked him, but he had total control and was willing to negotiate anything to stay in power, so he had backing from all three. But the Student List winning by a margin of around 600k votes in a country of 6 million people was a total shock. A mixed group of people across the political spectrum with no formal party structure is coming to power, which makes them far harder to control.
None of the big powers wanted this, but denying such a huge result risked total chaos and an uncontrollable breakdown. Given our status as a economic colony since 2000, with heavy foreign investments and companies extracting profits here, total anarchy poses a far greater financial and political risk to foreign interests than Vučić's value as a partner. It is simply easier for them to pressure and negotiate with the new authorities from day one to protect their existing interests. That is just my perspective as an everyday observer with no political expertise.
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@JelenaAtila Taking in account that Vučić did f*ck with Trump in 2020 Election cycle through Dominion Voting Serbia, which is known since 2020 i wouldnt put it outside of possible, maybe even probable.
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@bezazlen Vučić was the puppet of the Deep State not of Trump. You know that the 2020 Presidential elections were being rigged from offices in Belgrade, don't you? No? Well Trump knew and so did we since 2020.
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I just saw a post where the author claims that on the night of Elections in Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić was preparing killing squads and he was ready to send them out to kill people on the streets, and do violent take over of power, because he knew he has lost.
Then a phone call landed in his HQ.
It was a call from America. He was told that if he doesn't publicize the real results within 60 seconds he will get a "MADURO" treatment.
Then, according to the author, Vučić started with excuses and BS, but the voice from the other side of the phone simply told him: "You have 10 seconds."
This was the end of Aleksandar Vučić regime.
Now, i don't know if that is true or not, but i would not be surprised if it is.
That, if true, was the ultimate FAFO. 😎
Then a phone call landed in his HQ.
It was a call from America. He was told that if he doesn't publicize the real results within 60 seconds he will get a "MADURO" treatment.
Then, according to the author, Vučić started with excuses and BS, but the voice from the other side of the phone simply told him: "You have 10 seconds."
This was the end of Aleksandar Vučić regime.
Now, i don't know if that is true or not, but i would not be surprised if it is.
That, if true, was the ultimate FAFO. 😎
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@StephenKing While you whine all embarrassed, the whole World wishes they had such a President. So, keep crying and stay embarrassed, normal people don't give a shit about your special sentiments anyway.
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