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[Tc @PettyProfX]

In case you don't know the difference.

[The Nostalgia Queen @BeaWitTheBraces]

Then the league BANNED him and his ENTIRE FAMILY from the field, kicked him OUT of the i9 league ON THE SPOT, AND had the police come to escort him and his entire family away.

MIND YOU the other kids were 2-3 years OLDER THAN HIM!!

[aoun @Awondossantos]

والآن يا ابن الوسخه تلعب ك ايش ؟

[Attah Akor @attah_akor_]

Your mates are doing this for Prado tho 😂😂😂

[Prosperity @yeripros]

For people like this, they believe their only relevance as Youths is becoming social media aides or errand boys.

A Youth is appointed Campaign DG in NDC and you're crying. Meanwhile, you're in ADC were only your grandpas are controlling your destiny.

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

REAL MADRID CF 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[Tc @PettyProfX]

Nearly 2 years.

In 2024, Serbian students began what would become one of the most significant youth-led political movements in recent history.

What happened?

On 1 Nov 2024, a concrete canopy collapsed at a recently renovated railway station in Novi Sad, Serbia. Sixteen people eventually lost their lives.

The public demanded an investigation, the release of renovation contracts and accountability for those responsible.

That was how the protests began. By 5 Nov, large demonstrations were already taking place in Novi Sad.

But what triggered the students in particular?

On 22 Nov, students from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade were attacked during a peaceful memorial protest. That incident helped trigger university blockades and a much wider student uprising.

Between Dec 2024 and Jan 2025, students began taking control of their campuses. They occupied university faculties and suspended lectures.

But they didn't stop there. They built an organised movement.

They established a system called Plenums, meaning Open Student Assemblies.

This was a fully functional democratic structure where proposals were raised, debated and voted on, much like a parliament.

They created working groups responsible for communication, logistics, donations, hospitality and other activities, with an emphasis on transparency and accountability.

Because of this structure, the movement wasn't dependent on individual personalities. It was bigger than any single student or leader.

They also established four major demands:

1. Release all documents relating to the railway station renovation.
2. Prosecute those responsible for attacking protesters.
3. Drop charges against detained demonstrators.
4. Increase higher-education funding by 20%.

And they didn't confine their movement to university campuses.

They took it nationwide, reaching communities across Serbia, including rural towns and villages.

On 28 Jan 2025, Serbia's Prime Minister, Miloš Vučević, resigned.

Did the students stop?

No!

They continued protesting because their demands had not been fully met.

On 15 March 2025, Belgrade witnessed an enormous demonstration, with independent observers estimating attendance at between 275,000 and 325,000 people.

It became one of the defining moments of the movement.

Then came May 2025, and this is where things got particularly interesting.

The students moved beyond demanding accountability and began seeking political change through the electoral system.

They demanded early parliamentary elections.

But here is the fascinating part: they decided that students themselves would not be candidates on their proposed electoral list.

They understood that leading a protest and governing a country required different responsibilities. Rather than seeking political offices for themselves, they began identifying credible individuals from different professions and communities whom they believed could represent the movement.

The movement eventually developed its own electoral platform, the Student List, also known as Students Win.

They had transformed a student protest into a nationwide political organisation capable of challenging an established government.

Fast-forward to 25 Oct 2026.

After almost two years of sustained protests, grassroots mobilisation and political organisation, the student-backed movement won Serbia's parliamentary election, according to preliminary results.

President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat, with projections giving the Student List a parliamentary majority.

Take a moment and think about that.

They didn't just protest. They organised. They built structures. They reached ordinary citizens. They identified people to represent them. And they translated public anger into electoral power.

Now, read all of that again and think about #EndSARS.

[Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫 @SavvyRinu]

BREAKING NEWS: Students in Serbia have voted out their authoritarian leadership by winning the country's parliamentary election.

They started with months of student protests against corruption and have translated street mobilisation into electoral legitimacy.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 José Mourinho: “Lunin was unbelievable and no one asked me about him… I’m sure you would have if we had lost!”.

[Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid]

😮‍💨 Diomande 😮‍💨
#LaLigaHighlights

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

PASSION 😮‍💨 @realmadrid

[𝕱𝖊𝖒𝖇𝖑𝖆𝖖 @femblaq]

Finally, an actual pundit calling it exactly how it is.

[Tc @PettyProfX]

Man United started in 2019?

[Ntwana Nyana Yase Kasi 🙏🏿 @StillSanza]

We were champions in 2019 ?

[UG @UgwunnaEjikem]

I have a woke football opinion:

Jude Bellingham is an absolutely graceful, technically gifted player but analysts chalk his skills & fantastic ball carrying down to “hard work” because of his skin color.

[TLM @Presidooo_]

Bruno Matic Pogba
Bruno Fred Pogba
Bruno Fred Mctominay
Bruno Casemiro Eriksen
Bruno Casemiro Fred
Bruno Casemiro Mount
Bruno Casemiro Mainoo
Bruno Ugarte Mainoo
Bruno Vitinha Neves
Bruno Tielemans santos
None of this midfield have work out with Bruno and the list will keep on going on until we get rid of Bruno fernandes

[Tc @PettyProfX]

At least he won a Premier League. What has Bruno won for Man United?

[Kara @UTDKarra]

Someone that was worst than Dalot is talking about Bruno Fernandes 😂

[grandson @Grandsoncr7]

You sabotaged Pogba and forced yourself into the spotlight as the main man.

McTominay was sold because you were competing with him for the second-striker position.

You sabotaged Ronaldo and manipulated the narrative to make yourself look like the saint.

You refused to let Ronaldo take penalties despite being a midfielder while he was competing for the Golden Boot.

When Ronaldo left, you went into interviews and painted him as the problem, claiming United was now playing as a team.

You enjoyed every bit of it when it was happening to others. Now, it’s your turn to taste your own medicine.

Proper 🐀.

[Xcellent @Xcellent70]

Now that he was benched and United lost ,did you see how happy he was

United fans never clock that guy, he’s all about himself and he’s not even a legend to start feeling himself

Premier league made a big mistake in choosing him as their pfa player of the year

[ياسين lfc @lfc009666]

حاربت بوغبا عشان تفرض نفسك وتخطف الأضواء وتطلع نفسك نجم الفريق

ومكتوميناي باعوه لأنك تنافسه على مركز المهاجم

وحاربت رونالدو، ولعبت على الإعلام عشان تطلع نفسك الملاك البريء وتخليه هو المشكلة

حتى ضربات الجزاء ما كنت تبغى رونالدو يسددها، رغم إنك وسط وهو ينافس على الحذاء الذهبي

[Tc @PettyProfX]

We were Premier League champions before him now with him, we are fighting relegation.

[Ntwana Nyana Yase Kasi 🙏🏿 @StillSanza]

The Bruno Disrespect is Wild y’all forget where we were before him

[𝕂𝕦𝕤𝕤𝕞𝕒𝕟 @kusssman]

Stupid club.
Zero standards that why celebrated assists when others won trophies.

[Shaggy 💸 @ShaheerChishti]

When black people telling the truth we say “how the fuck you gone tell me” 😂😂😂