Scenes in central Belgrade tonight as the pro-NATO, pro-EU "Serbia Against Violence" coalition (who everyone here hates, and lost the election badly fair and square) demonstrate their enduring commitment to peace and democracy by...trying to incite a violent insurrection.
This is despite the US ambassador recognising Vucic's win. If this was happening in Washington DC, everyone involved in the nonsense would be in jail. For a very long time. As it stands, ever-tolerant and respectful Serbia will just let the NED-funded moronicity slide.
Some protesters waved EU flags (30% public support for joining, c/o Western-funded polls). Some waved flags bearing the logo of Otpor!, locally hated CIA assets who helped bring down Milosevic. Serbia Against Violence just made even more people hate them. Genius.
Dragan Bjelogrlić, actor, and one of Serbia Against Violence's most prominent members, recently gave an interview in which he blamed the party's loss on stupid peasants living outside Belgrade refusing to vote for them. Which went down well...
A prominent Serbia Against Violence activist has openly admitted staging video footage of pro-government electoral fraud, which was reported on as authentic by compliant media locally. The party *undoubtedly* engaged in fraud for their own benefit.
Of course some protesters will have legitimate grievances. As Otpor! amply demonstrated, legitimate grievances are evilly exploited by Western powers for malign purposes. Which is precisely why most Serbs completely reject the would-be insurrectionists. They know the score.
Also important to note the Serbian government, contrary to its universal characterisation in the Western media, is...pro-Western. The country has much, much closer political, economic, military and diplomatic ties with the EU/US than Russia.
@jatamanssi @Elkinsianna By contrast, I've been violently assaulted and arrested by UK police for quite literally being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and even not having ID (despite this theoretically not being a crime in the UK).
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🧵: In May 2022, BBC broadcast a deeply libelous and misleading "documentary" - Ukraine: The Disinformation War - slandering academics @jrschlosberg and @Tim_Hayward_ and anyone questioning what happened in Bucha as Kremlin pawns. Let's dive into why this is highly significant.
The program, fronted by since-fired @chloehadj-iMI6eou, and starring spooky @mariannaspring and @PaulMasonNews, stated anyone questioning Russian culpability for purported war crimes in the Ukraine proxy war - even if unintentionally - was serving Kremlin "disinfo" narratives.
@chloehadj @mariannaspring @paulmasonnews British intelligence asset @PaulMasonNews was at this point working overtime,to smear, censor and deplatform anyone questioning Bucha or opposing arming Ukraine - including @TheGrayzoneNews. The BBC "documentary" provided him with an international platform to do so.
🧵: Following yesterday's horrendous tragedy in #NoviSad, China - and the supposedly corrupt deal under which the now collapsed station was built - has been widely blamed. We must not forget the US invests vast sums annually in demonising Chinese overseas investment...
In June 2021, US Senate created “Countering Chinese Influence Fund” totaling $1.5 billion over five years. Over a third of that was allocated to media outlets, to "raise awareness regarding the negative impact" of Belt and Road investment/infrastructure.
CIA/MI6-run @BalkanInsight publishes negative stories about Chinese investment in Serbia on a daily basis and has a dedicated front-paged section on "China in the Balkans". These reports, often distorted/false, get routinely recycled by the Western media.
🧵: Esoteric data point confirms Ukraine proxy war is over. In a little-noticed development in late September, the British government's chief foreign policy advisor John Bew quit without warning or much in the way of explanation. Let's dive into why this is *highly* significant.
BACKGROUND: John Bew highly respected in British government circles. Hired by Boris Johnson and stayed on until now. Politico said of Bew, "nobody matters more when it comes to setting Global Britain’s course." Global Britain being delusion of restoring empire post-Brexit, ofc.
Bew stayed on despite Labour entering government. Keir Starmer reportedly begged him to. After all, Bew was completely central to British strategy in Ukraine. And Starmer was planning to ramp up Britain's role in the proxy war significantly, to the point of formal involvement.
🧵: Montenegro now moving to pass foreign agent law. Pro-Western opposition and EU/US-funded NGOs in the country are absolutely shitting themselves. Looks like we're rapidly heading for a similar showdown between the government and Empire, ala Georgia. Good luck guys!
This is very interesting as Montenegro is already a NATO member, and pushing full steam ahead towards EU membership. Montenegro was enrolled in NATO despite near-universal public opposition, via a CIA/MI6 coup. :
Montenegro's population (a third being Serbs) majority eastern-leaning. Despite public support for NATO being extremely low, and election of pro-Russian parties in past five years, government has since Feb 2022 toed Western line all matters.
🧵: As we appear to be heading into all-out war between Hezbollah and Israel, worth reflecting on how Beirut's military, security and intelligence agencies are heavily infiltrated by British assets, personnel and technology. Talk about fifth columnists...
We are to assume Lebanon's security apparatus will be working towards defeat for Hezbollah, directed by the British. So the conflict is likely to be as much a civil war as it is a regional conflict. London has been preparing for this for a long time:
Lebanon's Internal Security Forces infiltrated by British contractor Siren, led by veteran Royal Ulster cop Jonathan McIvor. ISF routinely use torture against inmates. So does the Palestinian Authority, also trained by McIvor:
🧵: My take Kursk is a British operation US unhappy about has gotten lot of pushback, so let's dive into this. Key point is previously, Washington distanced iself from Kiev's escalatory actions by claiming a lack of foreknowledge. It has never actively condemned them. Until now.
On Aug 15th, Empire house journal Foreign Policy published scathing article on widespread US displeasure about the "counterinvasion" - from its "military logic", risk of escalation, and the "extremely awkward position" it has thrust Biden admin into.
A day later, The Times reported US had blocked Ukraine from firing British-made Storm Shadow missiles into Russia, which London greenlit with much fanfare months earlier. I took this as a sign the Empire had had enough of London's escalations and was seeking to rein in its client