"ĐOKIĆ OPENLY THREATENED ME WITH UNREST, THAT THERE WOULD BE A COLLAPSE AT UNIVERSITIES!" Miloš Vučević for Kurir TV: Vučić knew what would happen (VIDEO)
Former Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia and current SNS leader, Miloš Vučević, was a guest on the show "Unspoken" with host and author Jelena Pejović on Kurir Television, where he spoke about his life, upbringing, political career, and the period following the canopy collapse.
TL;DR
- Miloš Vučević claims former rector Vladan Đokić threatened university collapse and academic backlash over proposed higher education law changes.
- Vučević stated he withdrew the proposed law changes after speaking with President Aleksandar Vučić.
- One month after the law withdrawal, the canopy collapsed at the Novi Sad railway station.
- Vučević alleges that President Vučić had foreknowledge of events in Serbia, describing them as a 'colored revolution' and a 'black swan' event, orchestrated from abroad.
- Vučević criticized 'second-Serbian' circles, described as a 'communist bourgeoisie' who benefited from privileges during the Yugoslav era, for attacking Serbian cultural institutions like Matica Srpska.
- He asserted that the attack on Matica Srpska was more severe than anything experienced during Austro-Hungarian rule.