Za sve vas koji pitate zasto objavljujem ....
Kliknite na prvu foto pa pogledajte brojeve ispod.
Onda to uradite i sa drugom. Hvala.
Da li vam je sada jasno da normalnu objavu za ceo dan neće da piogleda vise od 1000 ljudi dnevno iako ima 50k pratilaca.
Dakle pitanje postaite sebi a ne meni.😁
Pametna deca zemlje Srbije...
Bilo bi lepo kada bi i ostali maturanti uradili ovo što su uradili njihovi drugari..
Ne može tupavi partijski aktivista koga zovu ministrom da doskoči obrazovanoj i pametnoj deci.
Ne kreću oni sutra samo na ekskurziju sutra i odlučuju kakoj zemlji žele da žive..
Da li je ovo vama simpatično?
Valjda je posao vojnih službi bezbednosti da upozore ministra sa kim se može snimati fotografisati a sa kim da to ne radi...
Izveštaj nemačke televizije 3sat o stanju u Srbiji pred izbore.
"Aleksandar Vučić, populista, se rado prikazuje u spektaklima. Oslanja svoju vlast na mrežu oligarha i kult ličnosti. 411 puta je bio prošle godine na televizijama, više od jednom dnevno".
Sjajna poruka srpske dijaspore, diktator je probudio inat u njima, prelaze zbog glasanja po 2000 kilometara, to znači da je gotov, STUDENTI POBEĐUJU, samo broj 3 za poništavanje mafije 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
A za njih tamo daleko ❤️💙🤍
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Yesterday, Serbian students held a magnificent protest against the regime of Aleksandar Vučić.
They set out on foot from their hometowns. They walked for days, some for one day, others for two, resting only long enough to regain their strength before continuing their journey. With blisters, wounds, and bloodied feet, they pressed on, determined to reach Belgrade.
Their struggle has lasted almost two years. Two years during which they have faced arrests, detentions, intimidation, physical assaults, and persecution.
When a country allows its youth to bleed in their pursuit of justice, the question is no longer how much the students are willing to endure, but how much conscience remains in those who are supposed to listen to them.
🇷🇸 This is Belgrade, not Paris, and this is how REAL students protest...
A sea of lights, thousands filling the streets, and NO smashed storefronts or burning cars.
Serbia's student-led protest movement has repeatedly brought huge crowds into the streets, turning demonstrations into striking displays of lights, silence, and mass participation.
You don't need to destroy your own city to make those in power pay attention...
Writer: Samuel