Apsolutno niko ovo ne misli, ne znam čemu iskrivljavanje.   Većinsko mišljenje glasi da je početni korak u rešavanju problema sklanjanje Vučića i sns.

Zaza.. daleko bilo da imamo interesovanja za onu petardu u glavi. 

zavisi gde se informišeš. na tviteru da ali ako zađeš malo dublje, recimo u rad plenuma filozofskog fakulteta, možeš da nađeš još kandidata ili barem ljudi sa dobranim uticajem na njegov rad.   ali dobro, ne znam ni što ti odgovaram kada koristiš reč podmetanje.   u krajnjoj liniji ako ne postoji volja da se kritički odnosimo prema radu onih koju su mnogima ostali poslednja nada za promenu u srbiji, onda slobodno bez mene. ovo pišem već peti put i uvek izvadite ponovo jedno te isto. ja i bez studenata imam za koga da glasam što ću verovatno i uraditi mada želim da verujem da će liste biti ujedinjene.

E, pa bitnije od ovoga     Je ne zadržati na vlasti one koji su ubili sve institucije i oteli državu.   Ideologija je nebitna, bitno je da sistem funkcioniše. Demokratija u kojoj će pre svega sistem da funkcioniše će odlučiti o budućnosti i smeru Srbije i tek tu mogu da počnu ideološke borbe.   Da podsetim - do ovog pakla je dovela upravo stranka koja je (nazivno) bila 104% evropski orijentisana i kao takva uspela da prevari dosta evropski orijentisanih glasača 2012.  

bbc   Russia has launched its "most powerful blow" against Ukraine's energy sector so far this year, according to the private energy company, DTEK.   The combined missile and drone strikes which targeted power plants and infrastructure in Kyiv and multiple locations left the system operating with "serious restrictions", it said.   The strikes were launched as temperatures dropped to -20C (-4F) and left more than 1,000 tower blocks in the capital without heating once again and damaged a power plant in the eastern city of Kharkiv beyond repair.   President Zelensky has said more than 70 ballistic and cruise missiles were fired - significantly more than usual - together with 450 drones which are used to overwhelm Ukraine's air defences. Ukraine's Air Force said it had intercepted only 38 of the missiles, which means many reached their target. Officials here have complained repeatedly of a shortage of missiles to protect the skies. Ukraine relies on US-made Patriot missiles, in particular.   DTEK says some of the plants targeted were providing heating only, not electricity, which means they were exclusively for civilian use. The Geneva Convention makes clear that targeting civilian infrastructure is a potential war crime.