Authored by analyst Skender Mulliqi. Translation by Petrit Latifi.
Yugoslavia was threatened with violent disintegration in 1989 in Gazimestan by Slobodan Milosevic. From here Milosevic threatened Albanians and other nations with armed war, which happened in the 90s. Since then, Serbia has remained the main factor of instability in the Balkans.
The problem is certainly the inability of Serbian society to face its genocidal past. Along with the attitude towards the past, a big problem is also the attitude towards the present and the future. The drastic decline of democratic values, the capacity of the rule of law and the standard of living of citizens in this country are just some of the inevitable consequences.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is an autocratic ruler, among the most corrupt on European soil, according to existing reports of international organizations, which deal with measuring these ghosts, more precisely the dissatisfaction of citizens ruled by fraudulent regimes. And, for a long time, this autocrat and war criminal has been facing large protests all over Serbia.
It seems that he is counting his days in power. He is classified as an unreasonable, blind politician, a man with meaningless media, a man indifferent to the future. He, together with Milošević, Šešelj and other criminals, killed thousands of innocent people and children. These people buried hundreds and thousands of graves in Bosnia and Kosovo.
These demonic beasts have no nation, no name, no religion, their identity is the identity of the criminal. The problem is the ultranationalist logic of politicians from Belgrade, who are once again considering themselves the protectors of all Serbs, regardless of where they live. In this regard, the situation in which most of the media builds and defends the cult of Vučić every day is reminiscent of Serbia thirty-five years ago.
From political platforms, they are still calling for injustice against Serbs, warning of a new war against Albanians for the secession of the most vital part of Kosovo in the north. Nationalist rhetoric and inciting war, interference in the internal political relations of neighboring countries and independent Kosovo, attempts to redraw Serbian ethno-nationalist borders by force, including religion, have increased tensions for war, especially against Albanians.
The Serbs have shown that they are not only bloodthirsty, but also rapists. The Serbian nation has “heroes according to the will of God”, who rape the women of Bosniaks and Albanians, considering it a “heroic act”! The Serbs are a perverse people, with crazy and primitivist imaginary logic.
They have long since lost their minds from the moldy medieval brain, immersed in the psychosis of Serbian ultranationalism. Serbia is the vanguard of a new aggressive nationalism, armed to the point of threatening erection that is fighting against the states that emerged from the former Yugoslavia, but also against the United Europe.
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Balkan Academia 