Aleksandar Vulin: This topic is fit for referendum for all of Serbia to decide

"The European Union has once again confirmed that (Albin) Kurti acts according to its orders. The full application of the law on foreigners will be postponed when it comes to healthcare and education workers and students, but it will be applied to all others living in Kosovo and Metohija. Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija who listened to their state and did not take the citizenship of so-called Kosovo, will now have to do that or leave Kosovo and Metohija," the president of the Movement of Socialists, Aleksandar Vulin, has stated, and added:

"Thanks to the kindness of the European Union, Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija will be given enough time to apply for the citizenship of so-called Kosovo. And every Serbian citizen who wants to go to the Serb Jerusalem (Kosovo and Metohija) will be a foreigner, as if they were in Jerusalem in Israel. This is not a topic for the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, this is not a topic for the Assembly or the Government, this is a topic for a referendum for all of Serbia to decide."

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"How can we say we are freedom-loving nation if we have forgotten Slobodan?"

Photo: FRANCOIS XAVIER MARIT / AFP / Profimedia

"20 years after the death of Slobodan Milosevic, it is clear that all the enemies of Milosevic were the enemies of Serbia, it is also clear that Slobodan was attacked because of Serbia, rather than Serbia because of Slobodan. It is also clear that Slobodan Milosevic was without allies in 1995 through no fault of his own, but also that he should have gone to war with Croatia during operations Lightning and Storm, even if that hastened what inevitably happened in 1999. It is also clear that without him there would be no Serb Republic (RS) and no defense of Kosovo and Metohija nor (UN Security Council) Resolution 1244," Vulin stated.

"It is clear that he sacrificed himself and his family for Serbia. It is also clear that the stories about him looting riches are as false as that Kosovo and Metohija is a democratic issue. It is also clear that since the sending of Karadjordje's head to the Turks and the shooting of Apis, there has been no greater national betrayal than selling out Slobodan Milosevic to the European Union and NATO. It is also clear that Serbia paid for selling out of Milosevic by the worst among the Serbs with its independence. Everything is clear, but it is not clear why Serbia has not repaid Slobodan at least in his death. Why doesn't Slobodan Milosevic have a single street named after him, a monument, a school, a medal. How can we be proud of the RS while pushing the life and death of Slobodan Milosevic into oblivion and burying Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic alive," Vulin said, adding:

"How can we celebrate (battles of) Kosare and Pastrik and the heroic Army that fought against NATO, but not name a single unit after the supreme commander of that Army? Why is the opinion about Slobodan Milosevic held by those who bombed us more important to us than the memory a man who the Serbs chose to lead them even under the bombs? How can we say that we are a freedom-loving people if we have forgotten Slobodan? Serbs, what else is unclear?"

(Telegraf.rs)