Djilas: The boycott is not a matter of politics but of life, citizens do not accept the madness in which we live – ELECTIONS

The chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (SAA), Dragan Djilas, declared that “the boycott is not a political issue, but the boycott is a matter of life,” noting that he is sure that “most citizens who will boycott the elections do so for themselves, not for messages sent by the opposition. ” parties “.

“It is their way of showing that they do not accept that the madness in which we live is normal.” “Unfortunately, we have started to get used to it and accept that it is abnormal, normal,” Djilas said, for the new weekly NIN issue.

He stated that “the strength of the boycott is in the people who go out between the hooligans and the drug traffickers to defend their buildings”, “in the noise at 20.05, in each health worker who said: ‘no, we do not have a team of protection ‘, in each he spoke publicly against the destruction of the regime. “

“The power is in the people. Like the legendary scene in the film, Walter defends Sarajevo: ‘Do you see this city? That is Walter. So, do you see people who will no longer do it? They are a boycott,” he said. Djilas.

When asked if it was possible to postpone the elections, he said that “Serbia has no elections.”

“The alleged elections, which Vučić scheduled for June 21, have already been won, because the elections are not just a matter of that day. The formalization of the robbery continues. Every day, there is less and less chance that such elections will not be carried out. celebrate in June. Despite that, we will continue to fight for it by all peaceful means. We don’t need incidents, violence, especially in conditions where people are on the edge of nerves and when every spark can turn into a big fire, ” Djilas said.

As he emphasized, “if she were smart and reasonable, the government would call for talks and try to reach an agreement with those who represent the other half of Serbia.”

Djilas said the authorities insist that the elections be held so quickly because they would have no chance in the year-end elections, so “these are the last ‘elections’ in which Aleksandar Vucic can win.”

“Don’t forget, he never won real elections. Bogdanović defeated him in 2004, then in 2008 and 2012. The government brought Tomislav Nikolić’s victory to the SNS. As early as 2014, there were no conditions for real elections, and even then he would have lost if Boris Tadić would not have decided to leave the DS under pressure from his associates. Today, 53 percent of the population of Serbia evaluates the government as bad. “Among those under 50, 70 percent of people have an attitude refusal to the government, “Djilas recalled.

“Victory,” he added, “is much closer than most people think.”

Commenting on the idea of ​​opposition in two columns, he said that “we can only achieve victory over the criminal-mafia organization that kidnapped the state with unity.”

“We have no political opponents across the street. In front of us, the criminal-mafia organization is directly related to the drug cartels. That is all we need to know and act within,” said Djilas.

When asked where he sees room for opposition political action, considering the demonization to which they are exposed, Djilas replied: “What we are doing is not political action, it is a fight for life and for the liberation of Serbia “

He also said that he was no longer sure that Serbia could emerge from such an explosive situation peacefully.

“It depends solely on the authorities. Absolute power also implies absolute responsibility. They have a knife and a loaf of bread in their hands,” Djilas emphasized.

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