The founder of the Social Democrat League (LSV) Nenad Čanak said at the Pristina television of Koha that there were no Serbian monasteries in Kosovo, but that they were all exclusively Orthodox, and that because of that position in Serbia experienced a “huge omission”.
He in the show at Veton Suroia did not exactly that the monasteries in Kosovo were Serbian, but that they were Orthodox monasteries “in which they were Orthodox believing, and not exclusively Serbian,” Kossev portal.
– After all, did they exist, Albanian families who kept those monasteries and did it to generations – he asked.
He added that “all this learning is deleted from history, because it does not suit today’s daily political moment, in order to make people of different ethnicity not live together, because – ethnicity equally political affiliation.”
In that show, the Equity also presented a number of other assets in the expense of Serbia – from the comparison of Milosevic’s authorities, through the claim that “Serbia was not the right state” but that it became only after the independence of Montenegro and thanks to Milo Djukanovic.
He also said that today’s opposition does not want to change the system but only the media that call independent products to the order, and that the current rebellion in Serbia “reaction to symptoms, not the disease itself.”
The Chinese, as president of LSV, was the coalition partner of the Serbian advanced party (SNS) in Novi Sad.
(Vijesti.ba)
