PROTESTS IN SERBIA Zoran Kesić addresses the crowd: We must change Serbia, I believe we can

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Host and comedian Zoran Kesić greeted those gathered at the protest "Serbia against violence", wishing good evening to "respected hyenas and vultures", "chaos instigators" and "people harassers", and a special greeting to all those who "do not allow ambulances to pass".

„Of course, all these epithets with which I greeted you are already misplaced, because a Copernican shift has occurred – when they saw how many of you there are, the regime media started calling you a 'large number of citizens on the street whom we must respect'“, Kesić said.

He said he participated in the protests in 1996 and that back then they believed „we could change the world“.

„And then I turned into some grumpy old man who laments for a Belgrade that no longer exists, who yearns for some energy that was squandered, and a month ago, from that indescribable pain that will never pass, compassion, empathy occurred, then it turned into rage, and then from rage a physical need was created to change something immediately and now“, Kesić said.

He said that Serbia „must be changed with the same people who are forced to come here on buses“.

„And those are our people, and with them we must change the country“, Kesić said.

He sent a „special greeting“ to the MPs who mention „civil war“ and target Nova S, N1 and Danas, as well as to the „regime media“, who will, as he said, „say tomorrow – we were just doing our job“.

„Well, you weren't, you renounced your profession“, he said.