Dissatisfaction continues to grow in Serbia. The greatest protests since October 5, 2000 were held on Saturday…

Protests were held in more than 50 cities across Serbia, in the only way that could draw the regime's attention: by blocking roads for two hours. The protests were organized by several citizens' associations, the most important of which is Move-to-Change otherwise known as openly listed on the Rockefeller Brothers Fund payroll. Why that fact didn’t matter at this moment can be read in the text entitled THE WAR Against Population. Here is a list of some of the locations in Serbia where the blockades were organized:

The formal reason for the protest was the surrender of Serbian land to the destruction of one of the most notorious mining corporations in the world – Rio Tinto. However, it was not just an environmental protest. As you will see, the people who gathered all over Serbia came because of a lot of problems caused by the regime. For example, in Smederevo, together with those who demanded a clean environment, gathered those who protested against the surrender of Kosovo and Metohija, the imposition of Covid passports and compulsive vaccination, the general criminalization of society and the release of regime’s criminals from prosecution, the inflation surge and the destruction of the future for the young people of Serbia…

About 2,000 people gathered in Smederevo at the blockade of the main road to Belgrade…

This time, the protest was covered by the media, and there were also two drones that occasionally flew over the crowd.

No-pas-saran!

Pets also came to help their owners in the blockade. Maybe this should have been called No-Covid-Pass-aran!

The weather was clear but very cold. That did not stop people from making this peaceful protest the biggest party in the city. The protest was completely peaceful, and the mood was festive…

Everything passed without incident. In fact, the only ‘incident’ was reported by one of the prominent protesters in the following words:

“A well-trained SNS (ruling progressive party in Serbia) operative disguised as an old lady called me a foreign mercenary. I avoided the incident by politely asking the operative to drop dead…“

And that was all. It is a pity that the majority at Hive do not speak the Serbian language. It should really be seen how the real foreign mercenaries, editors of corporate-regime media, insisted on finding any kind of incident at the protests in Serbia.

It will therefore be very interesting to see the way in which corporate-regime media report (or not report) on this protest and the number of people who appeared at it…

It would be easy to hide the event in Smederevo if there were no other cities in Serbia. And if it weren't for Novak Djoković, the best tennis player in the World, number 1 on the ATP list, who supported the protest by sending a photo from Belgrade's main road, the Gazelle Bridge:

And from this page on the portal Srbin.info you can start if you want to see what the protests in Belgrade, Šabac, Niš, Novi Sad, Subotica, Bor, Vršac, Kragujevac, Kraljevo, Kruševac, Užice, Novi Pazar, Obrenovac, Valjevo, Sremska Mitrovica, Preljina, Pancevo, Čačak, Vranje looked like, Mladenovac, Arandjelovac, Smederevo, Zrenjanin…

Thank you to everyone who took the time to get acquainted with the events in Serbia. We are going to see more of it.