Nancy Drew wrote:Suicidal Siberian wrote:To je samo u Srbiji moguche da je Cheda Jovanovich, direkt iz farmerki i tena, bez dana radnog staza bio podpredsjednik vlade....narkomanchina najobichnija...93' u studentskim novinama pisao clanke ko da je Seseljev rodjeni....a sad lafo demokrata...
Je l' to o ovom čovjeku pišeš
Čeda Jovanović got involved in politics as a leader of student protests in Belgrade during the winter of 1996/97. His charisma, ambition and high energy (some would also emphasize his appealing looks) made him stand out among the mass of thousands of student protesters at the time. He soon took the reins of the entire street revolt and became one of its most recognizable protagonists. Female protesters could be seen sporting badges proclaiming "Marry me, Čedo!". This newfound popularity did not go unnoticed by most police officers, as he was arrested, questioned and roughed up several times as a result of the vast presence of pro-Milošević's politic atmosphere in the police force.
Throughout the 3-month demonstration he also grew close to the Democratic Party and Zoran Đinđić, a member of the DS. He eventually joined the party in 1998, and quickly rose up to a higher position, eventually becoming its vice-president in 2001.
He was elected to the Serbian Parliament in the December 2000 elections, on the list of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS), and also held the post of DOS' parliamentary caucus leader until 2003. At only 29, he was the youngest person ever in Serbian politics to hold such a position.
During his days as a parliamentary chief, he led an extremely eventful life as the process of transition was at it's early stages in Serbia. On March 31, 2001, after a masked government unit stormed the fortified Villa Mir attempting to arrest its resident Slobodan Milošević, Jovanović was at the scene, negotiating with the former Yugoslav president and urging him to surrender. He was reportedly shot at from a pistol by Milošević's daughter Marija.
A vidim i ko ti je inspiracija. Umesto da slušamo Boru, lepo nam kaže čovek, zar ne......
Pesma: ČEDA *
Izvodi: Bora Čorba
Šta da radim kad ne mogu
da zaradim ni za drogu
I da mogu sta mi vredi
Drogu daju samo Čedi
Sebičan je onaj Čeda
sve sam troši
nikom neda
pa visoku plaća cenu
da nahrani nos i venu
Podočnjaci, lice bledo
Nema oženi me Čedo
Ribama je dao nogu
oženio on je drogu
Šta da radim s onim Čedom
sve djankoze hapsi redom
policiju ima strogu
samo njemu daju drogu
a možda je za tebe 'narkomančina' zato što
Dissatisfied with the party's new direction under the leadership of Boris Tadić, Jovanović criticized him publicly, most notably for his policy of political cohabitation with Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica's government
ili zato što
He repeatedly criticized the Serbian Orthodox Church, calling it dishonest, backward and dogmatic, stating that the church has no right to interfere in the country's politics.
ili zato
In this period he also came out in favour of Kosovo's independence, thus becoming one of the few Serbian politicians of note to do so.
a ne smemo zaboraviti ni...
On March 31, 2001, after a masked government unit stormed the fortified Villa Mir attempting to arrest its resident Slobodan Milošević, Jovanović was at the scene, negotiating with the former Yugoslav president and urging him to surrender
Mada, kad se sjetim šta si pisao o Dodiku, ovo o Čedi nekako dođe i logično...
Suicidal Siberian wrote:shta je mishevi....smeta vam Dodik? kakav god da je, ja mu kapu skidam, jer covjek ima jasnu viziju shta zeli da napravi od manjeg entiteta....oni ne moraju traziti odcjepljenje jer grabe veliki koracima da se ekonomski odcjepe od BiH....a vi navijajte za ove nashe bilmeze bez muda kojima najvise odgovara nerazvijenost pa da mogu graditi poslovne centre nasred parkova i slichno...a Dodik vec 220 miliona namjenio za isplatu penzija, a kod nas grcaju, nemaju lijekova....
...2 000 000 nacista u komsiluku, a vi i dalje serite kako nije loshe...