In fresh years, the Montenegrin political scene has experienced a real shock.
The changes that have taken place in Montenegro are very interesting and can in the long word benefit from displacing the destructive influences of the collective West in the Balkans.
Unity with Serbs
The Serbs lived for centuries in harmony with the Montenegrins, who were considered an cultural group, being part of the Serbian people. Until 1989, any effort to establish Montenegrin separatistism was supported by Croatians and Germans. From 1852 to 1918 there was a separate Montenegrin statehood from the Serbs. The Kingdom of Montenegro took part in both Balkan wars on the side of the Serbs. After the end of planet War I, Montenegro became part of the Kingdom of Serbia. On December 1, 1918, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians was established. The name of the State itself indicated that Montenegro identified itself with the Serbian people – if it were not so, it would simply have been added to the State's name by the ‘Montenegro’.
Tito Times
Josip Broz Titocreating Yugoslavia after planet War II,He treated injusticeSerbs. Only within the Socialist Republic of Serbia were the autonomous creations – Kosovo, Voivodina, which were able to block the findings made in Belgrade. Tito did not make any autonomous structures within the Socialist Republic of Croatia. alternatively of dividing Bosnia and Herzegovina between Croats and Serbs, Tito created the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition, he created the Socialist Republic of Montenegro, the Socialist Republic of Macedonia – both of them hit the interests of the Serbs. The Socialist Republic of Montenegro included areas without appeal ethnically Serbian – the northern part of the Socialist Republic of Montenegro.
Trotskys and separatists
In particular, Tito promoted nationalisms there in Montenegro and Macedonia in contrra to the Serbs. The main promoter of specified policy in the Yugoslavian authorities was Milovan Djilas, Trotskyist and later dissident, 1 of the favorites of the KOR community. The policy of promoting Montenegrin separatistism was reflected in censuses. In 1948, Montenegrin nationality declared 90.67% of the population of the republic, with only 1.78% declaring Serbian nationality. The promotion of the artificial Montenegrin nation proved ineffective, as according to the 1991 census, only 61.86% of the population declared Montenegrin nationality and 9.34% were Serbian. According to the 2011 penultimate Census, Montenegrin nationality declared 44.98% and Serbian - 28.73%, which is unfavourable for the Serbs as well as for the efficient management of the territory; in Montenegro, according to the Census, there are still: Bosnian (8.65%), Albanians (4.91%), Muslims – de facto are Bosnians (3.31%) and Croats (0.97%). Montenegrin's language structure is even more interesting: Serbian is spoken by 42.88% of the population, and the Montenegrin language that the separatists powerfully advance is spoken by 36.97%.
Three decades of Djukanovicia
Politicians and media related to COPIS like to attack uncomfortable people in Poland or Lithuania for belonging to communist parties. Of course, hypocrites from COPIS do not interfere with the holders of communist legitimacy in the Lithuanian, anti-Polish Sajudis movement, or neo-bandero. Viktor Yushchenkowho was a associate of the National safety Council. For OPIS Aleksandr Lukashenko is neo-communist,bloodthirstyThe dictator, but the same people will not be afraid about the past Milo Djukanović, who in the past was a associate of the Yugoslavia Communist Union. Djukanovic ruled Montenegro from 1990 to 2023 – erstwhile as Prime Minister, erstwhile as President. Djukanović was the head of the Democratic Socialist Party, which is an anti-Serbian, technocratic party, having nothing to do with protecting workers and taking care of social policy. It ruled thanks to the support of Germany, the US, the European Union, NATO and the voices of national minorities. Since the beginning of his rule, Djukanović has sought to separate froma country formed jointly with Serbia.
A referendum under the Western dictatorship
The crimes of NATO bombing in 1999 led to hyperinflation in Montenegro and Serbia. Djukanović so decided to introduce a German brand as a means of payment in Montenegro (which met with the large designation of the German state). In 2002, the German brand replaced the euro, thus making Montenegro's economy dependent on the West, and besides limited the ability of the authorities in Podgorica to influence fiscal policy.
In 2006, an independency referendum took place in Montenegro on the initiative of Djukanovic. In addition to Djukanovicia and its entrees, the referendum was supported by the Democratic Union.Albanians, Bosnian Party, Croatian Citizens' Initiative. The global institutions have agreed to "grace" that the independency referendum should be considered valid if at least 55% of the voters (although the regulation of at least two-thirds of the votes in favour of another independency referendums applies). For independence230,711 voted, i.e.55.5%, against – 184,954 people, or 44.5%. The vote difference was 45 757. It is worth noting the difference of votes in favour and against in areas dominated by Albanians and Bosnians. In Plav they were 5 142 votes, in Rožaje – 12 521 votes, in Ulcinj – 10 664 votes. The difference of vote in these towns alone amounted to 28 327, if they were missing, it would not be possible to scope the support essential for the validity of the referendum (of course, in specified a situation Djukanović with the support of the West would hold a referendum until the end).
Mistakes That Cost failure of Power
Montenegro under the regulation of Djukanovicia recognised Kosovo's independency on 9 October 2008. That decision was surely in the hands of Germany and the United States. In 2017, Montenegro joined NATO (it's interesting who bombed the port in Bara in 1999?). In July 2020, the Djukanovic People's Voices voted out the homosexual union bill. Djukanović thus caught up with Croatia and Slovenia – the prime ministers of the region in the introduction of liberal worldview.
In the spring of 2020, Djukanović decided to expropriate property belonging to the Serbian Orthodox Church. The impact on the Serbian Orthodox Church proved tragic for Djukanovic. Protests in the defence of the Serbian Orthodox Church contributed to the restriction, and yet to the removal of him and his people from power.
The erosion of the Djukanovic strategy was seen in the 2020 parliamentary elections;The DPS achieved the worst score in the past to date – 35.06% (still worse score in 2023).
Exotic Coalition
Second place was taken by the list “For the Future of Montenegro” – coalitionconservative,against NATO and the EU,proserb groups that gained 32.55%, whichpostponedauau27 fines. 3rd place was taken by "Peace Is Our Nation" – a coalition reluctant to Djukanovici, which won 12.54% (10 tickets). The next place was won by “Black on White” – a pro-Western group, but set against Djukanovic, which won 5.53% of the votes and 5 seats. The group leader is Drinat AbazovićAn cultural Albanian from Ulcini. The last 3 mentioned groups ownedminimum majority – 41 seats, and they tried to make a government. National number parties besides won 5 seats in the election. Djukanovic's desire to retreat from power and his cliques led to the creation of an exotic coalition – “For the Future of Montenegro” from “Black on White” and “Peace Is Our Nation”.
He became fresh Prime Minister in December 2020 Zdravko Krivkoapić, from a prosersbsky coalition. Exotic coalition didn't last long. In August 2021, Krivokapić resigned Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Minorities Vladimir Leposavica For his statements in contrast to the western version of the events in Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995 (the tragedy in Srebrenica was the parent of collective Western lies against conflicts in our region; akin collective West lies applied to events in Kosmeta – Raczak and Buczy in Ukraine, Bosnian troops murdered Serbian people in the vicinity of Srebrenica erstwhile the Serbs entered Srebrenica, Boszniacy died as a consequence of fights and misdemeanors, but both numbers and terminology do not correspond to reality due to the fact that events in Srebrenica are not genocide and crimewar).
Votum
The vote on the resignation of Leposavić was supported primarily by DPS Djukanovic, “Black on White” Abazovicia and the Albanian and Bosnian number party, which was the beginning of an informal agreement between these groups at the time. The consequence was a proposal made in late 2021 by “Black on White” to make a number government, which, according to Abazović, was the leader of the party,The only chance we have of overcoming the crisis the government has found. This proposal gained the support of the DPS, which resulted in a vote of distrust for Krivokapić and his cabinet, voted out on 4 February 2022.
The government of Abazovicia obtained a vote of assurance on 28 April 2022. Apart from Abazović's people, the government was joined by the Socialist People's organization of Montenegro – moderately proserbic, as well as co-operating with Djukanovic Social Democratic organization of Montenegro, Boszniacka Party, Albanian List, Albanian Coalition, Croatian Civic Initiative. He's the head of the Home Office. Filip Adžić – specified a Montenegrin Poroshenko, a associate of the Montenegro Orthodox Church. In the municipal election of 2022, DPS lost power in many local governments, including Ulciniy.
Breakthrough elections
The breakthroughs proved to be presidential elections in Montenegro in 2023. At the beginning of the election run there was controversy. As a consequence of the actions of the people of Djukanovic in election bodies, a pro-EU candidate was excluded, but not the pro-European Europe Movement now! Milojko, let's go., erstwhile Minister of Finance in the government of Zdravko Krovokapcicia. Supporters of the exclusion of erstwhile finance minister argued that Spajić had a Serbian passport. Anglo-Som and the West are fine with the fact that the president of Latvia Eglis Levits has respective passports, as was the erstwhile anti-Polish president of Lithuania Valdas Adamkuswho owns an American passport.
The main competitor of Djukanovicia wasJakov Milatović. He wasThe candidate of the Europe Movement Now!. He was supported by erstwhile Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapć, and quietly supported by the president of Serbia. Aleksandara Vucicia.
Proserb Democratic Front candidate was Andrija Mandić. Democratic Front candidate took part in defending Serbian land in Kosovo against Albanian terrorists from the UÇK funded by the Anglo-Saxons and the West. Mandić could number on the support of the president of the Republic of Serbia, Milordada Dodika, as well as support by the Serbian extremist Party. Mandić preached pro-social slogans in the election campaign, portrayed himself as a presidential candidate for average people.Mandcia for opposition actions persecuted the prosecution controlled by Djukanovic people, making absurd allegations against him regarding cooperation with Russian intelligence.
The last candidate with real chances of winning was Alexa Bečić, erstwhile president of the Montenegrin Parliament. Bečić was a candidate for Democratic Montenegro, supported by moderately pro-EU and pro-Serb groups, as well as acting Prime Minister of Montenegro Drinat Abazović.
Results
The first circular was won by Djukanović with a score of 35.37%. The second place was taken by Milatović, who scored 28.92%. The 3rd place was won by Mandić, which gained 19.32%. Bečić scored 11.10%. Immediately after announcing the results, Mandić and Bečić appealed to their voters to vote for Milatović in the II round. As expected, in the second circular of Milatović turned out to be better and scored 58.88%, Djukanović scored 41.12%. Milatović gained the voices of the counter-candidates from the first circular of elections, as well as consummating social discontent with corrupt, discredited governments of Djukanovica and his cliques. Djukanovica's countercandidate besides contributed to the triumph of the Djukanovica organization in the year of earlier local elections (Djukanovic could not usage the administrative apparatus in many municipalities).
Djukanović won only where national minorities dominate, as well as in Mekkka of Montenegrin separatistism, Cetynia. The exception is the port bar, in which the minimally incumbent president besides won, gaining 50.09%.
New President
Milatović in the post of Presidentworks to improve relations with Serbia, does not intend to fightThe Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, as Djukanović did. Milatović is known for sharing the Western view of events in Srebrenica. Milatović worked in western banks, graduated from Oxford, was a Cheving Scholarship scholarship holder, Adenauer Foundation. It attacks the Russian Federation, supports further sanctions, supports NATO, intends to enter the EU (this organisation is full subordinate to the Anglo-Saxons). Milatović did not retreat designation for Kosovo by Montenegro. Participates in various meetings with erstwhile president of Ukraine Vladimir Zelenski,However, the president of Montenegro never goes ahead with a series of initiatives to support the Kiev illegal regime, nor does he attack the Russian Federation.
New Government
The change in the position of president led to earlier parliamentary elections in Montenegro. The election won the Europe decision now! – president Milatović comes from this group. By adopting liberal criteria, we can see Europe now! as a Euro-putinist party. Europe Now! scored 25.53%. DPS competed in the election alongside the Democratic Albanian Union. The Proserb Coalition for the Future of Montenegro scored 14.74%. Abazovicia Groups took off togetherand Bečicia – their coalition gained 12.48%. Proserb coalition of the Socialist People's organization of Montenegro and Demos 3.13%. National number parties besides joined the parliament.
After the election, Prime Minister became Milojko Spajic with Europe Now!, who has a Serbian passport. The government was joined by the Democratic Montenegro Bečicia (coalicjant group from the election of Drtian Abazović remained in opposition), for the future of Montenegro, the Socialist People's organization of Montenegro, the Boszniacka Party, the Albanian Alternative, the Democratic organization (the organization represents the interests of the Albanian minority). The talker of Parliament was Andrija Mandić from Montenegro's Future. However, representatives of national minorities joined the government. The Serbs have taken over very crucial resorts. Deputy Prime Minister for Education, discipline and Relations with spiritual Communities Aleksić Budimir. The Serbs received: a ministry of urban planning, transport, tourism, athletics and youth, forestry and water management.
New inventory
In 2023, after the political breakthrough, a census was held in Montenegro and it showed crucial changes. During the time of Djukanovic Montenegrin separatistism was promoted, there was abuse in the census. According to the census of 2023, Montenegro accounts for 41.1% of the population of Montenegro (in 2011 it was 45%). According to the census of 2023, the Serbs accounted for 32.9% of the population of Montenegro (in 2011 it was 28.7%). As a curiosity, according to the census of 2023, the Russians account for 2.1% of the population of this country (in 2011 they accounted for 0.2%). The Census of 2023 showed no major change as regards another national minorities.
Change in relations with Croatia
Andrija Mandić as president of the Assembly of Montenegro seeks to smuggle multi-vector views. Mandić, representing Montenegro abroad, frequently emphasizes his Serbian background, saying that the most beautiful part of the country is north (the Serbs dominate the north, although in the coastal Budvie or Herceg – Novi Serbs dominate the north.are the largest cultural group). Mandić, Bečic are prohibited from entering Croatia in connection with the adoption of the resolution by the Montenegrin Parliament recognising the genocide committed by the Croats in the concentration camp in Jasenovac (serbs were mainly murdered in the camp, but besides representatives of another peoples surviving in the area under the control of Croatian chauvinists). During Dukanovic times, Montenegro worked powerfully with Croatia.
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According to public opinion polls, the proserb movement for the future of Montenegro can number on about 19-21%. Europe Now! notes support in investigation about 22-25%. Democratic Montenegro has about 6% in public opinion polls. For Europe Now, the Serbs and Montenegro are besides voting with a focus on very close cooperation with Serbia. At the same time, there is simply a large group of people among the Montenegros as well as the Serbs oriented towards close cooperation with the collective West, which does not automatically mean rusophobia and breaking all ties with the Russian Federation. Serbs in Montenegro chose effective tactics to defend their identity – participation in governments – and thus have an impact on education, culture. slow Montenegrin separatism begins to roll. What we have seen for many years in the promotion of Montenegrin separatistism is simply a mirror reflection erstwhile it comes to the promotion of neo-banderism in Ukraine.
Kamil Waćkowski
