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Keep calm and don't panic.

Looks like the storm is subsiding.

Yes.

The worst is yet to come.

Shut up.

I always end up doing the hardest tasks.

I dust, I sweep, I clean toilets...

What more will they make me do?

Dear viewers, good evening.

It's January 4th, 1992 today.

The state of the world's environment is severely dramatic.

All the black spots on this globe shows places

where there is de facto no more life.

The Chernobyl disaster inspired us for this sketch.

It happened some 3 years before we filmed that episode

and it really warned humanity what could happen

if the techonology of splitting atoms evades human control.

But we quickly forgot about that.

That's why we made that funny sketch about Krško,

a power plant in Slovenia, close to Croatia,

which was Yugoslavia's only nuclear power plant.

Did you happen to see a girl? She's 30 minutes late.

She has a yellow mask and a big scab right here.

Our tolerance threshold keeps going down,

that's why one of the characters says.

“This isn't radioactive, it's just a little radioactive.”

Basically, it's nuclear waste.

Nuclear waste that's being inserted into weapons

so they have greater power of penetration.

It's also cost effective.

Nuclear waste storage is expensive,

so they put it in their weapons and disperse it throughout the world.

The example of the Hadzici inhabitants is the most dramatic.

According to scientific testing, they've been exposed to radiation

2,000 times stronger than the accepted amount.

All of the decaying products of depleted uranium

are on the World Health Organization's

list of carcinogenic substances.

From 1995 to 2000, malignant disease skyrocketed.

The population around Sarajevo had four times as many

malignant illnesses as before.

This isn't radioactive, it's just a little radioactive.

Good evening.

A special parliamentary committee will be formed in Italy

to evaluate the health consequences for Italian military personnel

in regards to NATO's use of depleted uranium weapons

in Bosnia and Kosovo.

Italian Defense Minister Mattarella reported

30 Italian military personnel sick or dead –

21 who served in Bosnia and Kosovo, 7 dead.

According to the Military Observatory where I work,

and these are conservative estimates, over 350 people died

and 7,500 became sick from being exposed to depleted uranium.

Depleted uranium causes tumors,

and the time has come to state it clearly.

This is the conclusion of the Parliamentary Commission's inquiry

on depleted uranium.

I was born in Bustranje village in the Presevo municipality.

We were bombed with depleted uranium.

Two years ago, my mom died from cancer.

Same with my cousins, my brother, who died a year ago.

In our area, from 1999 until today,

out of 161 who died, 80% died from cancer.

Before the bombing, this was a healthy environment,

hardly anyone died from cancer, we have no polluters here.

Now we have an epidemic of cancer deaths.

When the weapon carrying depleted uranium explodes,

a large number of uranium particles get dispersed

and those uranium particles are very light,

wind can carry them across hundreds

or thousands of kilometers.

If that alpha particle is lodged in your body,

it can penetrate a healthy cell and turn it into a malignant cell.

Depleted uranium can affect any human organ.

It can stay in the lungs and cause lung cancer,

it can cause malignant bone marrow disease.

It can cause malignant disease in the digestive tract –

basically in any part of the body.

They used depleted uranium bombs to destroy a TV tower,

which could've been destroyed with any bomb.

Out of those eight workers, seven died from cancer,

and the eighth has cancer.

There was lots of dust.

We were digging, creating holes

for the columns, adding concrete.

We inhaled the dust, drank the water there,

there's a spring some 200 meters away.

All of it was bombed. Eight of us were there.

Seven died, I'm the sole survivor.

I'm feeling the effects.

Sometimes I'm suffocating, I had boils last year,

they appear up to my throat.

I'm scared.

I had to take loans to pay for my treatment.

I have 3 kids.

In 1999, my youngest son was 6, my daughters 8 and 10.

It's not easy.

I'm struggling for my life.

Goran Mitic, my husband, worked in the waterworks.

He went to the bombed TV tower to transport the workers there.

Eight years after the bombing, he started getting chest pains.

We went to a doctor, who diagnosed lung cancer.

We fought, went to hospitals, he had operations, chemo,

we prayed, did everything we could, but with no avail.

He had an operation, but he couldn't be saved.

When we went to the Belgrade hospital,

the doctors asked where my husband was in 1999.

When we told them, they just looked at each other

and knew what the cause was.

I was 38 years.

Three children, son was 9, one daughter was 7,

and the other was 5.

It was hard making ends meet.

Sometimes we'd be starving,

I used to eat a slice of bread a day, so that he could eat.

I had only 40 kilos.

The poor guy never expressed his pain.

He didn't want to worry the children, so he kept quiet.

The pains he felt were unbearable.

He wanted to bang his head against the wall,

because he couldn't take the pain.

When my son heard that his dad had passed,

he wanted to break and burn everything around him.

“How can I go on without dad?”

I'm here, but it's not the same.

NATO took him, I told this to everyone.

I pray that NATO never returns.

If you could speak to your colleagues now,

what would you say to them?

This must never happen again.

These young people got married, to spend their life together,

so that there may be more of us in the future,

may we be prettier and happier.

Male sterility has doubled these last years.

More and more young couples, seemingly healthy men and women,

are unable to have kids.

Hello sadness, I return to you.

The first Scientific Medical Study of the effects of the NATO bombing

shows that among children born around 1999,

there is an increase in malignant disease.

Especially leukemia, striking children aged 5 to 9.

The number of malignant blood and brain diseases

among children from 1999 increases each year.

An estimated 15 tons of depleted uranium were dropped

on Serbia and Montenegro in 1999.

15 tons.

They bombed factories, electric plants,

where there's lots of polychlorobiphenyl,

a highly toxic compound that causes cancer.

A litre of polychlorobiphenyl contaminates a billion litres of water.

You also had pyralen and various heavy metals.

What does bombing an oil refinery in Novi Sad,

hundreds of kilometres from Kosovo,

and near the source of water for the third largest city in Serbia,

have to do with protecting Albanians from the terrible Serbs?

Nothing, of course.

60% of their targets were civilian, not military.

They damaged our environment by bombing targets

listed on public hazard maps.

Every country has hazard maps to show which facilities

must not be targeted. They bombed these facilities on purpose,

to see what will happen to the surrounding population.

They basically turned our country into an experiment.

One big experimental laboratory.

NATO's aggression in 1999 was genocidal.

Genetically modified organisms are created

by genetically manipulating genes from one kind

and their insertion into another kind – exclusively in laboratories.

These products can't be created naturally

with conventional breeding or hybridization in agricultural institutes.

You can also genetically modify a tomato

by adding fish genes to get a tomato with a harder skin,

that has a longer shelf live than domestic tomatoes,

that is more easily transported as it's less sensitive to impact.

The bad thing is that the production methodology

used from 1996 to today, so more than two decades,

is on the level of brain surgery with a shovel.

The Monsanto Corporation, which was recently acquired by Bayer,

claims that their new methodology

is 90% more safe than the previous one.

That means that all of humanity,

whoever had any contact with GMO,

which includes millions of consumers, were essentially guinea pigs

for two decades of a live experiment

with completely unchecked technology.

And let me ask you this:

Would you agree to be the pilot of a plane

in which you don't know how 90% of its parts function?

In those two decades, poverty didn't go down.

In fact, it's increasing every year.

They were in debt to such an extent,

there was no way the yield and profits could cover it.

Taking into consideration Indian tradition,

thousands of Indian farmers committed suicide

in order for their families to keep their farms

and earn a living.

According to a Serbian law on GMO from 2009, the import,

production and transport of GMO

and GMO products is forbidden.

Like with other laws, some are breaking this one.

Mostly when it comes to the import of genetically modified

soy seeds and the illegal sowing of those seeds.

There are 5,000 hectares with an average yield of 3 tons,

which is 15,000 tons overall.

Divide that by 20 tons and you get a convoy of 750 trucks

full of genetically modified soy that are roaming Serbia's roads

with nobody controlling or sanctioning them.

The first level of quality, the best one,

is for consumers and markets in the old 15 EU states.

The second level of quality is for the EU member states

that joined from 2004 to today.

And the third level is for the rest, like us.

The tap water is not drinkable

due to higher levels of arsenic than those allowed.

Water analysis again showed it's not potable due to bacteria.

There are no reasons to be afraid.

Children can safely drink the water.

The situation is serious, the water is polluted.

You can't drink this water.

Out of twelve samples, only three are drinkable.

We're proud of our water.

It's water that we alone use, as it's of a better quality...

The Grozdenovic family in Radovnica

waters their 15 acre farm with water from the nearby river.

We need it to survive, see how we're watering?

If you take our water, how will we survive?

The construction of a small hydro power plant

began in Radovnica, and in just two days,

the riverbed was destroyed.

Small hydro power plants create electric energy

and in order to do that, they need water,

rivers to pass through them.

We can't imagine life without water.

This is insane.

Now someone wants to take our river.

They're really heartless.

Not all green energy is green.

The way in which some projects are implemented

and developed can be wrong

and actually do more harm than good.

What we're fighting is the biggest evil,

and that's small hydro power plant with derivation.

That's when you pack up the river into a tube and kill it.

First you level it, kill everything that lives in it

and the river is gone forever.

And you get rich,

because you get subsidies for producing “renewable energy”,

so the public pays you for 12 years to get rich,

while we lose our water.

There were two rivers on the foothills of Kopaonik,

Samokovka and Josanica river.

In 2010, someone decided to build 17 mini hydro power plants

on those two rivers in a row, in the Kopaonik National Park.

17 of them!

The result was that these two rivers vanished.

They're gone.

When this happens, people who've been living there

for generations have to move.

For the first time in its history,

Serbia will have environmental refugees,

if they realize their monstrous plan of building

850 mini hydro power plants, as planned.

We won't need a war to drive us out.

They're planning 3,500 mini hydro power plants in the Balkans.

Imagine what'll happen if they're all built.

We'd have a million refugees, the region would become a desert

and we'd be left without water.

If Serbia builds 856 small hydro power plants,

we'll get 2-3% of the energy we need per year,

while we'll destroy all our mountain rivers.

So, is it really about electricity

or perhaps one day, in complete secrecy, our parliament,

or whoever it is that controls our country,

will privatize our water.

Like they did in Bolivia.

An investor in the Serbian village of Rakita

took out a mortgage on the river there.

For days, we're living in a fog, coughing, suffocating.

Worldwide air quality measurements in the last 48 hours

showed several cities in Serbia as being more polluted

than Beijing, with a multi-million population.

You go outside to get a breath of fresh air –

and you can't breathe.

Aside from your airways,

air pollution negatively affects your cardiovascular

and nervous system.

On January 31,

Belgrade was the most polluted city in the world.

The citizens have learned to live with pollution in this city.

This house used to be white,

but the dust from the steal factory completely “painted” it red.

This is Chernobyl, this is insane.

The sky above Obrenovac was again covered by ash

carried by the wind from the power plant's dump.

We used to blame our industry for that,

but after numerous factories stopped working

or decreased production capacities,

the pollution remained or even increased.

Heating with wood or coal is the main cause of lower air quality.

30% of air pollution comes from motor vehicles.

What did he say?

He said...

97% of scientists in the field of geophysics, researching planet Earth

through chemistry, physics, geology, and so on –

97% of them agree that climate change is caused

by human activity over the last century,

by our uncontrolled greenhouse gas emissions

through the burning of fossil fuels, from which we produced

cheap energy all these decades.

But wait, this is a matter of debate, it's just a theory.

No, there is no debate about this in the scientific world,

none whatsoever.

But it's just a theory, isn't it?

No, it's not a theory.

All the data we have today proves

what theory predicted some 50 years ago.

In the future, in a scenario where climate change

warms up our planet by 4 degrees, we risk having tens,

if not hundreds of millions of climate refugees

simply because the global sea levels will rise by 1 meter.

Those floods were something that has absolutely

never happened in Serbia before.

Climate change causes flooding and severe rainfall

because the hotter the air, the more water vapor it can store.

If you have more vapor in the air, this automatically means

that the rain that's discharged will be heavier than in the past.

This is our shame.

This is a sad warning.

The state of our environment is very bad.

One simply doesn't know how to appeal

and approach with this issue to average citizens

in hopes of waking them up.

Does my expression tell you how bad this all looks?

There are garbage dumps close to rivers, like this raft here.

Trucks bring in loads and loads of garbage here

and when the water level rises,

the river carries away all the garbage downstream.

In front of every big store you have loads of paper, bags, plastic waste.

We're walking all over it, it's accumulating.

Mini-garbage dumps are created all around buildings and passages.

We're in the worst phase,

because people are getting used to the garbage around them.

During Turkish times, it was a sort of rebellious act

against the occupier to throw all your garbage

from your property onto the street,

so that the occupier will deal with it.

Solving this doesn't require a change in government,

but an awakening of awareness of the people who live here.

What happened was that whatever was left of our natural

and national resources was sold off at bargain prices,

so that the people who bought them would,

in a more sophisticated way than the NATO bombing,

occupy this country.

We're in a period of stabilization, deal with it.

If this is stabilization, then I'm Sophia Loren.

Let's get this over with.

Your hand musn't tremble.

I'm positive that Serbia will go down the positive path.

I'm positive of that.

Tonight, Serbia has a new president, Tomislav Nikolic.

The owner of Delta Holding Miroslav Miskovic

and his son Marko were arrested in Belgrade today,

over alleged suspicion of committing fraud.

Miskovic's net worth is estimated at 3 billion dollars,

and he's on Forbes' list of the world's richest people.

Miroslav Miskovic amassed his wealth

during Slobodan Milosevic's rule in the 1990s,

and increased his wealth after the revolution in 2000.

However, he was never tried for any of his wrongdoings

during that time.

Go ahead.

The credit for this goes to Aleksandar Vucic.

Aleksandar Vucic is insanely brave.

The media writes that Vucic's fight against crime

is resolute and direct.

During his arrest, “Delta” owner Miskovic said

that Vucic won't survive to appear on TV tonight.

That's probably his rage talking.

Did you receive or are you still receiving threats?

Has your security been increased to a higher or the highest level?

Vucic's safety is under threat.

I fear nothing.

“The fight against crime and corruption,

justice for those destroyed by the transition, blah, blah, blah.”

After Miskovic was arrested and Vucic's rating soared,

those stories stopped.

Nobody wrote about it anymore.

After Vucic became the Prime Minister,

he would only talk about economic reforms,

fiscal consolidation, etc.

I hope that our negotiators will accept the IMF's suggestions.

I'm a bigger IMF than the IMF.

The IMF, if you ask me, as much as it's a bad institution

on the international level, at that point

they helped impose discipline on us.

The people are hungry!

I know that.

You don't know that, that our monthly salary is $180.

I know, buddy, better than anyone else.

Do I look like Santa Claus to you?

You do, actually!

The amount of corruption and pillaging shows that

millions from the city's budget are filling private pockets.

This morning, a horrible traffic accident occured

at a railway crossing near Nis.

A bus transporting school children was hit by a train.

The force of the collision was so strong

that the bus was split in half, while the train was derailed.

It's such a dense fog that we can't see anything.

Very often a bus stops and someone has to go out

to see or hear if the train is coming.

And then he goes back in to cross the track.

Once, after a man checked, just as the bus drove through,

a train rushed through right behind it.

We have information that the likely cause of this traffic accident

is the driver's oversight.

Some ten to fifteen victims in the past ten years.

This includes a family of four that perished on this crossing.

Several times, residents demanded from the authorities

to secure this crossing.

This morning at 8, you couldn't see past 20 meters.

There are 2,136 railway crossings,

just 477 or 22,5% are secured with ramps.

Very often the sound and light signals aren't working,

nor does the ramp go down.

It's absolutely more simple to install ramps.

However, is it really useful to have a ramp on every railway crossing?

My sister's daughter, a 15 year old girl,

was on that deadly bus, on her way to art school in Nis.

I wish she had slept in and didn't head out to her class.

What can I say?

The injuries are severe,

you saw the horrific images of the disaster.

That would cost millions of euros.

I was sitting at the back of the bus, you couldn't see anything.

The train hit us and broke the bus in half.

I went out and saw people crying, blood everywhere.

Dimitrije, says his father, was lucky

because he was sitting at the back of the bus.

Those who were sitting in the middle, they…

You can't fix all this.

Neither physically, nor do we have money for all this,

so we choose our priorities.

I came back from Belgrade last night.

It's Las Vegas over there.

But they don't have money to install ramps.

I don't agree that we don't need Christmas lights, on the contrary.

I'd like to see them in our city from October to April.

I didn't say that they're not needed, but aren't there more important things?

Well, I'd love it if another company applied

that could decorate on such a high level.

I didn't mean the lights, I meant regarding the ramps.

As far as the ramps go, I agree that they should've been installed

a long time ago.

I lost friends on that bus.

I knew everyone there.

It's quite gruesome passing this by.

We see where our friends were, it doesn't feel right.

This is a catastrophe.

Devastated land and demolished objects

that could be used as a set for the production of a war film.

New pollution is emerging – a wild dump.

The air is constantly polluted.

The nearby lake is too polluted to swim in.

Its ecological status is extremely bad.

So bad that it can't even be classified.

Mayor Bogdan Laban called me as soon as he found out.

I was at a wedding with my 8 months pregnant wife

and two daughters. Laban asked for a meeting.

As I entered the pub, I saw three of his hired goons sitting around him.

As soon as I saw them, it was clear to me that our conversation

won't be so pleasant.

You want me to beat you up here and now?

No.

You want me to beat you up?

No.

Take off those glasses.

Take them off, you dog.

I'll rip out your eye, you motherfucker.

You'll never be safe in this city again.

I'll ground you up like meat!

I'll burn you alive here.

I should put cement shoes on you.

I'll rip out your throat, I'll grab it

and eat it like my pit bull dog would.

I was hit twice by one of the hired goons.

What do you want? Huh?

What do you want?

This is just the beginning.

They planted this on me, using my character,

the character of an emotional man,

to draw up my darkest side.

The best proof of what I'm talking about

is the former mayor and his opposition supporters

held a press conference!

So, they all gathered quickly to say something,

which completely exposes them.

Yes, there is arrogance in every government,

not only in Serbia, you have it in Germany, in France, wherever.

But in France or Germany mayors don't threaten their citizens.

But the citizens there don't pressure them that way.

You think mayors should react by using threats?

Now, come on, was it really a threat?

I'll ground you up like meat!

They expressly threw me in solitary confinement.

I was taken to a prosecutor and told that

I was accused of threatening the mayor's safety.

We have media outlets that are completely free

to criticize the government,

which is as it should be in a democratic country.

Very few protesters showed up.

It was poorly organized.

The protest was against violence, which is hugely hypocritical,

because the opposition that organized this advocates murder,

rape, violence, government overthrows

and we think they're very, very, very hypocritical.

Yes, they're probably breaking the law,

every TV station and media outlet is rooting for someone.

Serbia's Media Regulatory Authority decided

not to regulate the media during this election campaign.

If you look at mainstream media in Serbia,

you'll see that all the TV stations with a national frequency

are directly controlled by Aleksandar Vucic.

All the daily newspapers, except the “Danas” newspaper,

practically have the same content,

also controlled by Vucic and his associates.

You have a right to vote and nothing more!

One man, one vote. – You said it, madam.

When people attack Vucic, my soul hurts,

as if they attacked my son.

I love Vucic like the son I never had.

He is my dream child.

May our president live long and healthy,

and sing and his house should sing.

Vucic is our pride.

I would love to hug him so much,

Vucic is the only honest man, there is no other.

Whatever I wish for my only daughter, I wish for him.

I want Vucic.

You want to watch who?

Vucic.

You want Vucic?

Yes.

Why?

Because.

Why?

Well, because!

But son, he brainwashes kids, people.

No.

Yes, yes. No Vucic for you.

Do you know who Vucic is?

I don't.

Aleksandar Vucic, never heard of him?

Screw him.

Mr. Newly Elected President, Vucic, came to the city of Pirot.

After 7 months of silence, refusals, nobody wanting to talk to us

about solving our water problems,

Vucic showed up to open some newly painted school

and I stood up in front of him.

If the Topli Do river disappears, we'll all disappear with it.

You'll have to figure out where we'd move.

The authorities won't talk to us.

Fine, I'll talk to Antic tomorrow.

And the meeting happened. The conclusion was

that they've given up on building the small hydro power plant there.

Less than two months later, they appeared on the Rakita

and Crnobrška rivers on Stara Planina

and started razing them to the ground.

We formed the Union of Stara Planina Villages

and started protesting.

There is no more fear, there are a lot of us!

We will not give our rivers away!

Defend your rivers, rivers are life!

Water is life!

What can we do without water, Mr. Vucic?

Everything that's written in the laws,

in their little building permits, is irrelevant to us.

We constantly have people on the field for 2 years now.

Wherever an excavator shows up to push our river into a tunnel,

we physically prevent it from doing so.

There were more police forces

than there are citizens in our municipality.

When someone comes and says.

“I have a permit, and I'll push your river into a tunnel”,

we simply take our shovels and pickaxes,

200 of us go to the place where the excavator buried this tiny river,

this little stream, and we put the river back where it used to flow.

Then we get sued and end up in courts,

they threaten us, whatever.

That's how we function.

We are our country.

And in the end, the people have the final word.

In 2018, in the city of Pirot, the largest ecological protest

in the history of our country took place.

4,000 people said “No” to the lunatics.

In defending the rivers in your area,

you're defending all the rivers in Serbia.

The investors can't build anything that the local population doesn't want.

They will never be able to touch another river.

They won't get one drop out of them.

We will fight to the death!

We are ready to give up our lives, but we're not giving up our rivers.

We defended the Topli Dol river, the Visocica river,

the Rudina river, the Jelovica river.

Those are all rivers on Stara Planina mountain.

It's clear that the Constituion and Law were violated.

Natural wealth and water are protected under the Constitution

and several laws, nobody can take that away from us.

Victory for those fighting to save our environment on Stara Planina.

The Serbian Supreme Court stopped the building

of small hydro power plants.

We've already won, Boris.

We've already defended our rivers, everyone knows this.

When the socialist bloc collapsed in the early 1990s,

generally in the 1990s,

our agriculture was left without virtually any resources.

Our country couldn't import any more machinery

for farming nor any irrigation systems.

It was a very difficult situation at the time.

So, where is this being done?

Within the cities, we produce vegetables in the backyards,

we produce fruits. It can also be on the rooftops.

Almost everything is revolutionary in Cuba.

Of course.

The ambassador of the Food and Agriculture Organization was just here.

I am satisfied that from being an expert that used to kill the world

by using high doses of chemicals,

I've become someone pursuing the goal

of producing food that is eco-friendly, people-friendly and animal-friendly,

obtaining high yields of production and profitability.

Our wages are above the national wage average.

Their salary is as big as, or even bigger than mine.

I have a PhD.

Of course.

Because agriculture has a dark side. It's very hard work.

People think of agriculture three times a day –

when they have breakfast, lunch and dinner.

We farmers make those three things happen.

So, Companioni is not worried that I earn more than him.

In any country of the world,

this type of organic farming could be implemented.

As soon as my tomatoes are ripe, I only eat my own.

I don't have to buy them, this is crucial.

I no longer buy tomatoes in the market.

A positive example is the Belgrade agribusiness company,

which no longer heats their greenhouses using oil,

but rather biomass.

When we noticed and filmed the garbage on the Drina River,

it seems that the people there were so ashamed

that this was happening on their doorstep

that they cleaned it all up in just 2 months.

In other words, we can change for the better.

The highest form of patriotism is protecting nature,

that gave us everything.

We first have to make sure not to invest a single cent

in the fossil fuel industry – oil or coal,

and we shouldn't build any more infrastructure

that supports the production of fossil fuel energy.

The solar panel industry – producing energy from the sun,

and wind generators – producing energy from wind,

are exponentially growing and if we're among the first

to join the boom, we'll have an advantage in the future.

Green energy is actually an opportunity for new jobs.

The Kolubara coal mine has produced one million tons of coal

more than projected. A million tons of coal.

This is a big deal and I think this is the most important thing.

Champagne for the long and successful life

of the new coal excavator in the Kolubara coal mines.

Are you proud of what we made? This is something to cheer.

Look, when all this starts – our steel factory,

our petrochemical plants, chemical plants,

when we increase coal production…

In talking about the sistem,

regardless of which party is in power,

not just now during my party's rule,

there are a lot of things that don't work.

My question to those who oppose the sistem,

what's their alternative?

I don't see it.

All those populist parties, when they do get to a situation

where they can rule, they realize that

there's nothing more perfect than this current system,

which, in essence, helped us get to power.

And then they themselves become a part of the system,

because nothing else exists.

Disgusting Serbs.

I'm convinced that the real war criminals, above all, Bill Clinton,

Tony Blair,

Gerhard Schroeder,

they'll all be tried at some new Nuremberg for all the crimes

they committed against the Serbian people and our country.

This evening, NATO air forces began strikes

against military targets in Yugoslavia.

Mr. President, dear friend, Aleksandar.

I don't think this is a war between a small country in the Balkans,

proud of its history, and the greatest world power

the planet has ever seen.

I think this is a war between two different philosophies on life.

A war between a greedy, aggressive philosophy of life,

an unhappy society in which people solely focus

on chasing profits, which gives them little time

to watch a good film or read a great book;

and a completely opposite philosophy

in which people want to live in harmony with nature,

not against it.

As Pavle's friends and as young people,

we've gathered here to show our solidarity,

as he's lost his right to a normal life!

So, Vucic is arresting children. And why shouldn't he?

Don't give up, Pavle!

We're here to support Pavle as his friends,

so that he can finish high school and have a better life!

Give us back our friend!

People, open your eyes!

Arrest those who deserve it, not an innocent child

who hasn't even finished high school yet!

Give him a chance for a better life!

An 18-year-old kid is protesting and wants a better life!

The court annulled the verdict against Pavle Cvejic,

the youngest political prisoner, and he was released from jail.