Bosko Obradovic (BETAPHOTO/AMIR HAMZAGIC/MO)
Bosko Obradovic, the presidential candidate of the Patriotic Bloc for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia, has stated that he believes in his country and is fighting to enter the second round of presidential elections – and added that Serbia needs its old generation of politicians to cede the floor to “new people ready to change the system.”
“I believe the people will recognize who truly speaks for them – and that is us,” Obradovic said in an interview for BETA. Obradovic is the main candidate of the coalitional parliamentary ticket titled “Bosko Obradovic – the Serbian Dveri Movement – the Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia – Milos Parandilovic – the Patriotic Bloc for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia.”
Obradovic, who is also the president of the Dveri Movement, stated that voters will support him and his coalition because both represent “the authentic voice of the people, who are not satisfied with the current Vucic regime but also do not want to revert to the time of [Vucic’s predecessors].” “We have never stolen, never betrayed the people. Never been part of the government. We offer a way out of the false dilemma into which the entire Serbian society is being pushed thanks to the media and the system,” Obradovic maintained.
Asked about his expectations for the upcoming parliamentary elections, Obradovic said his coalition surely deserves to regain seats in the Assembly so as to serve “as the voice of the impoverished, dispossessed and humiliated people.”
“We will open a debate and fulfill the legal and political prerequisites for the return of the king, through a new Constituent Assembly and the introduction of a parliamentary monarchy. After that, Serbia will receive a royal government. Serbia has what many other peoples do not: its own crown, a dynasty born of its people, a Royal Palace built by its people. Before Josip Broz Tito, Serbia had never been ruled by a foreigner,” Obradovic said.
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