Writes: Zeljko Vukmirovic
A definite confirmation of the return to the ‘90s can be considered the position of the so-called Democrats in the Parliament of Montenegro. Just like it was in that joke from the time of the DPS split and the division into those for Milo and those for Momir.
“Well, are you for Milo or Momir?”
Until the famous invertebrate response.
“I am I am.”
The local “Democrats” are allegedly in favor of removing the minister who denies the genocide in Srebrenica, but will not vote for it. The carefully chosen reason for them is, without much doubt, the opposition DPS, which will unconditionally vote for the removal of this and such a minister with this and such an attitude.
Since its founding, the political party Democratic Montenegro has been recognized for its market intolerance towards the DPS as the only program that could be reduced to just a few words – nothing easier. Demagogic rumors were their trademark, just like hypocrisy in their efforts to present themselves as someone who works in the interest of the citizens of Montenegro, even though they duly raised only their personal incomes for their inaction. Their eventual position on anything has certainly not been discovered by anyone in this cosmic polarization. No one has ever learned anything from any argumentative performance of that party. And so until the last calculation decision – they are against the DPS and they are for the defense of the minister.
And so on until the already famous invertebrate response. As a recipe for survival.
Yes, we are…