"What will happen afterwards - depends upon whether the results of the OSCE report will be fully recognized. If all that happens, which I doubt, even if Milosevic orders the Assembly to honestly recognize the election results of 17th November in all the election units, there still won't be any hope for the democratic dialogue" - stressed Vuk Draskovic.
Giving a comment on Milosevic's decision to make Radmila Milentijevic Minister of Information, a woman who is allegedly professor of University in New York, Vuk Draskovic said:
"That is a woman that stirred up the war, supported Milosevic's politic which is against the country, anti-national and anti-democratic and which brought us here. That woman from America supported ethnic clearance in Bosnia and Croatia. That woman, when she was young, was responsible for the schism of the orthodox church in America. She knew very well who she worked with, why she did what she did and under whose orders. That woman, when occasionally visits her village near Smederevska Palanka, secretly comes in at night and leaves for America in the same way. On the national tv that woman was said to be a patriot because she said that there was no election theft. Today, "Politika" (public newspaper) says that her statement is patriotic. If there was no theft, then Slobodan Milosevic must file resignation - why did he then submit a special law to the Parliament? - said Vuk Draskovic in his speech to the gathered citizens.
"My statement was right on, since the demonstrations were destructive then. Some fascistic groups appeared in Belgrade at that time and were demolishing Belgrade. My statement had an effect, because after my statement the demonstrations became more peaceful up until a couple of days ago when some groups appeared after the opposition meetings and started to create disorder. Militant nuclei of these groups were made of refugees from Bosnia and Croatia that are unsatisfied because they had lost their fatherland. They blame others for it, although they had left it by their own free will".
"It must not be allowed for this legal act to be an abolition for the men who broke the law and Constitution and who must answer for that".
Students of Nis asked for prosecution of the policemen that injured the autonomy of the University by breaking in the Faculty of Philosophy. Students demand from the highest authority, the Parliament, to make a decision in accordance to which a process of persecuting and punishing all those who caused the situation in Serbia by their illegal actions would start.
Professor of the Faculty of Law Vojin Dimitrijevic spoke to the students:
"As a lawyer I cannot explain a legal circus which I never saw before. There is
no way out of this vicious circle in this system, and a way out of it is
changing the system through the agreements of sensible people at a round
table.
President Milosevic , who named the students "fifth column" (traitors) and the
president of the City Hall Dragan Tomic who called the students fascists have
to apologize"- said Professor Dimtrijevic.
"There would be no war in ex-Yugoslavia if foreign economic, political, geo- strategic and other interests had not interfered. That war would not start if it weren't encouraged by secessionist tendencies and nationalism which boiled up to the point when the war could not be avoided".
President of Serbia Slobodan Milosevic is of an opinion that the demonstrations, which have lasted for eighty days throughout Serbia, have been incited from abroad. He also said that the problems of municipal elections should be solved in the institutions of the system.