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After the state paid five thousand dinars of financial aid into the accounts of the retirees, one of them decided to mail that amount to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. I do not want alms or humiliation, says the pensioner Mile Delic, who returns the aid for the elderly for the second time.
Andrićev venac received a New Year’s greeting card worth 5,000 dinars, addressed to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. Sender Mile Delic, retired lieutenant colonel, former pilot. He says that the money that the State gives to pensioners “is not help, but humiliation,” so it is returned.
“It’s money sacrificed to start up these sleeping retirees, who I’m very angry about,” says Delic.
Mile is also angry at the president of Serbia, and he still hasn’t forgotten about the 2014 pension cut.
“Vučić took 48 wars from me, each two or three times bigger than this aid, during the entire period of the law,” he says.
And the law was valid for four years, until 2018. That is why Delic already sent the same proof of payment to the President of Serbia, then Prime Minister, in 2016. The same message: I don’t want handouts.
“The payment was returned, a month, from post office six, which is the closest to the Government of Serbia, but I was not at home, so the proof of payment was not kept, I do not know who sent it” says Delic.
Most of the retirees in Serbia need help, but it cannot be shared when it comes to Aleksandar Vučić or Siniša Mali, but the problem must be solved systematically, says Vreme journalist Radmilo Marković.
“It’s a pre-election campaign and it never stops. We have mixed messages, sometimes we have money, sometimes we don’t have it, sometimes we scatter, sometimes we squeeze our bags,” says Markovic.
Precisely because of this attitude of the State towards pensioners, Delic says that he will continue to fight against their oppression and for the pensions taken, and does not hide that he was recruited by certain opposition parties.
“They don’t invite donkeys to weddings to steer the wheel, but to pull the wheel,” says Delic.
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