BETWEEN MILO AND AMPHILOCHIUS: Is Dritan Abazović a SANU project?

By Rasim BELKO

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Has Dritan Abazović finally realized that his name is the key to the sick plans of political - theological clans led by the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, and for whose executors the well-paid and rewarded leaders of the Serbian Orthodox Church have been chosen.

For the future of Montenegro and all of us under the sky in the Western Balkans, we hope so. 

The violent celebration of radical - wild human caricatures has subsided, Milo Đukanović showed a genuine and gentlemanly democratic note by letting the coalition partners with the most votes form the government. It seems that this most influenced Dritan Abazović and the people around him to stop and think about what kind of devilish dance they are stepping into. 

Shortly after realizing that the DPS coalition would not have enough mandates, Abazović announced: "We will form a civic government for a civic Montenegro." In the days that followed, he signed agreements with those who advocate for a Russian Montenegro, i.e., Montenegro within the "community of Serbian lands". 

Because Andrija Mandić, Aleksa Bečić, and Zdravko Krivokapić, in the period before the elections, did not intend to lead Montenegro as an independent state within progressive Western organizations and unions. They have a different path, a path drawn by Serbian academics imbued with hegemony and Orthodox priests gifted with hatred. 

These two factors and the civic concept do not go together. Clearly blinded by the downfall of Milo Đukanović and carried away by the election victory, Abazović unconditionally turned to such policies. 

And while his name and actions were the subject of regional analyses, Abazović decided to sign a coalition principles agreement with Mandić, Bečić, and Krivokapić. Fortunately, the implementation of the election results is not going too fast, because today we would have a Government of Montenegro led from the shadows by Amfilohius and their bishops. 

One of Amfilohius's men, Bishop Joanikije Mićović of Nikšić, mediated the meeting between pro-Serbian parties and Dritan's URA. This does not align with the civic concept. Moreover, it refutes a large part of what Dritan Abazović said in the post-election euphoria. 

Like a child with a toy in hand, Abazović proclaimed, "We will not leave NATO," "There will be no withdrawal of recognition of Kosovo," "Montenegro will not be a Serbian Sparta." 

Whether he believes in the slogans he uttered himself, he is certainly already aware that he has "slipped up," because those he has joined forces with want the opposite. For them, "Russia is Mother," "NATO is the sworn enemy," and "Kosovo is in the heart." 

All the political and church clergy of Serbia have harnessed all their forces to form a community of Serbian lands after the evident loss of Kosovo, which, according to their plans, would include Serbia, Montenegro, and the BiH entity RS. 

The key and epicenter of these plans is the return of Montenegro under the wing of Slobodan Milošević's successor - Aleksandar Vučić. In such a game, Abazović is the key that should unlock the doors of power for Greater Serbian nationalists. 

Do you need anything explained, Dritan Abazović, when you know that Mandić, Bečić, and others want Montenegro in Serbia and publicly proclaim it.

Abazović has built his political opus so far on the narrative against Milo Đukanović. He accused him of everything and anything, from crime and corruption to war crimes. 

The only question is how much Abazović has convinced himself of what he is saying. Does he even know what the NATO MAP is and what it represents? Is he aware that the fight against corruption is one of the key conditions for joining NATO? And if Milo Đukanović is a criminal and a corrupt criminal, how is it that he was received so well by the largest world military alliance?

How is it that Milo Đukanović is a corrupt criminal yet has the full support of the European Union? He is even among the regional leaders who have taken his country far on the path to the EU.

Do you realize, Dritan, that your words against clearly visible facts sound like mere neighborhood gossip? Or, if you want to be honest, like lies in the service of politics. 

Or perhaps you, Dritan Abazović, are also a big lie. A cunning cuckoo's egg, projected to destroy Montenegro and turn it into a playground for fulfilling Greater Serbian desires. 

Most people remember briefly, but there are those who remember a lot. Google remembered you, Abazović, the day your party URA reacted to the verdict against those accused of the coup in Montenegro. 

"The pronouncement of the verdict has only once again confirmed that the entire criminal proceedings of the so-called coup was in fact only a fabricated political process." This is what you, Dritan Abazović, wrote in the URA statement, after your current partners were convicted of overthrowing the order in the country that you, with the priests, want to make civic. 

You, Dritan, somewhat resemble local war criminals convicted by international courts. They, Dritan, washed their criminal conscience by saying that "Muslims killed their own children."

Because, while you accuse Milo Đukanović of participating in genocide, even though you have no evidence, you, Dritan Abazović, cooperate with clergy whose brothers blessed shells and criminals while they bombed maternity wards, mosques, and sowed death in Sarajevo. And those you cooperate with today would again bless shells aimed at Sarajevo, Tuzla, Mostar...

Who are you lying to then, Dritan, yourself or us?

Instead of falsely assuring that you will build a modern Montenegro, Abazović, you have a huge period of proving ahead of you to show that you are not a political pawn of the BIA, SANU, and SPC. It doesn't matter whether you enter the government or not, you have a huge period of proving ahead of you. 

Politics, Dritan, is the art of the possible, but even more so the art of swallowing frogs. Therefore, for peace and stability in Montenegro and the Balkans, you should turn the helm that is leading you to ruin. 

It is easier to build a civic Montenegro with Milo than with Aco. It is especially impossible to build it with the Greater Serbian executioners of peace. 

As your supporters sang on election night, "What is this rhythm, it's the rhythm of Abazović Dritan." Try to ensure that the second part doesn't say, "It's the priest's Dritan."