(Povodom studenskih protesta u Srbiji 2024-2025) / (On the occasion of student protests in Serbia 2024-2025)

“Dostojanstveno” i “demokratski” zaustavljanje saobracaja i razbijanje ili kako se to vidi sa recimo 15,400km – II deo

“Prelistavam” novine po interntu i pogledam po neki klip. Protesti u Srbiji i dalje traju.

Vidim da u dnevniku televizije Nova S, profesor sa gradjevinskog fakulteta, Vladan Kuzmanovic, kritikuje policiju sto zavodi red i privodi studnte dok “mirno”, “dostojanstveno” I “demokratski” zatvaraju i ometaju saobracaj na raskrsnicama kod Vukovog spomenika I pravnog fakulteta. (Inace, jedan od zahteva studenata je bio da “institucije sistema rade svoj posao”).

Novinarka sa lica mesta sa N1 obavestava da u Novom Sadu “nema nikakvih incidenata” i da “gradjani vec pola sata mirno razbijaju” prostorije SNS-a (sto se i vidi na snimku u pozadini).

U Valjevu, “... blokaderi napadaju miliciju kamenjem, zapalili stambenu zgradu, demolirali zgradu tuzilastva...”

U Beogradu “... blokaderi napali policiju. Bacali pirotehnicka sredstva, dok policija mirno stoji...”

Da li neko zna sta se stvarno dogadja? Svi su mi do sada objasnjavali UZROKE pobune ali nisu davani odgovori na konkretna pitanja:

• Koji je plan i program protestanata, tj “sta/ko posle”?
• Sta se konkretno ocekuje od trenutnih protesta
• sta se konkretno ocekuje od eventualno nove vlasti?

Vec sam ranije napisao da nije dobro ako se naviknemo da vlast menjamo na ulici.

Akumulirana je velika energija. Mislim da bi bilo svrsishodnije da se ta energija usmeri na organizovanje infrastrukture po Srbiji i to se iskoristi u svrhu pridobijanja glasaca i predstavljanja programa (“sta/ko posle”) ako takav program postoji. Isto tako, iskoristila bi se kod novih izbora u vidu organizacije i kontrole istih, bilo kada da budu organizovani.

Ova trenutna desavanja, cini mi se da ne samo iritiraju vlast vec i dobar deo naroda.

The "dignified" and "democratic" stopping of traffic and demolishing or how it is seen from about 15,400km – Part II

I am browsing through the news online and watching some clips. The protests in Serbia are still going on.

I see that on the news of Nova S TV, a professor from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Vladan Kuzmanovic, criticizes the police for maintaining order and detaining students while they 'peacefully,' 'with dignity,' and 'democratically' obstruct traffic at the intersections near the Vuk monument and the Faculty of Law. (By the way, one of the students' demands was for the 'institutions of the system to do their job').

A journalist on-site from N1 TV reports that there are “no incidents” in Novi Sad and that “citizens have been peacefully demolishing the SNS offices for half an hour” (which can be seen in the background footage).

In Valjevo, '... the protesters are throwing stones at the police, set a residential building on fire, and demolished the prosecutor's office..."

In Belgrade, "...the protesters attacked the police. They threw pyrotechnics while the police stood calmly..."

Does anyone know what is really happening? Everyone so far has explained the REASONS for the uprising but didn't provide answers to specific questions:

• What is the plan and program of the protesters, i.e., 'what/who comes next'?
• What is specifically expected from the current protests?
• What is specifically expected from a possible new government?

I have written before that it is not good if we get used to changing the government in the streets.

A lot of energy has accumulated. I think it would be more purposeful to direct that energy towards organizing infrastructure across Serbia and use it to attract more voters and present a program ("what/who after") if such a program exists. Also, it would be utilized for upcoming elections in terms of organization and control, whenever they are organized.

This current situation seems to not only, irritate the government, but also a good part of the public.