Serbs are a parliamentary nation. When a centralized hierarchical political matrix threatens to destroy everything, a gathering begins…

This is not the first time in Serbian history that the political hierarchy, centralized under the direction of foreign powers, has betrayed its own people in an attempt to secure personal interests. And it’s not the first time that the people organize a parliamentary gathering through processions. Just two years ago, the Serbian people in Montenegro managed to defend the property of the Serbian Orthodox Church against the globalist onslaught with magnificent processions.

Today’s colonial administration, which presents itself as the ‘Serbian government’, has never worked in the interest of the people to be able to betray it now – since 2008, it has only been implementing the decisions of its principals. That’s why this situation is much more reminiscent of an earlier historical event – the “Bloody Procession” from 1937, which was the prelude to the collapse of the Kingdom of SHS. We will recall that event a bit later in the text.

At this procession, people expressed all their dissatisfactions, among which the biggest one was due to the policy of creeping surrender of the holy Serbian Kosovo and Metohija, together with the Serbian population, to the Shiptar terrorists.

On the approach to Slavija square, the column stopped to hear another prayer song:

And then the procession went to the church of Saint Sava, where the prayer service will be held.

A stage with a sound system was waiting in front of the Saint Sava temple.

The prayer service was served by the patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Porfirije Perić.

After the prayer, the Patriarch spoke about the problem that brought together 100,000 dissatisfied Serbs.

He quoted the Gospel, repeated everything that people have been whispering all Summer, mentioned the problem of school textbooks promoting an anti-constitutional agenda, called for peace… it would have been a really good, Christian speech, if it hadn’t been missing the key question that the people wanted to hear:

Do we have a state to protect us from this?

That’s why after the speech there was a bitter taste in the mouth and the memory of the ‘Bloody Procession’ from 1937 mentioned at the beginning. At that time too, Serbia lost its state, and it was governed by foreign powers through an alienated government. At that time, the reason for the gathering of the people in processions organized by Bishop Nikolaj Velimirović of Ohrid and Žiča was a secret agreement with the Vatican, the so-called Concordat:

“Conceived ‘as the Great Church-National manifestation in the fight against the Concordat’, the procession went to Knez Mihailova Street. In Knez Mihalova, there was a clash between citizens and the police, since the gendarmerie had an order to prevent the demonstrators from passing by the National Assembly. The intervention of the gendarmes was brutal, which is why this event was remembered in historiography under the name ‘Bloody Procession’, although the injuries of the participants of the Procession were somewhat exaggerated. People’s demonstrations are taking place all over Serbia, in Montenegro, Bosnia and Krajina.”

History often holds the keys to the future. The current situation is very similar to the one in 1937. Only today foreigners come and promise to break our laws. If the state does nothing to protect the law, then the people will have to resort to self-defense. Therefore, there should be no surprise if the outcome is very similar to the one in 1937. We will know the outcome tomorrow already. In the meantime, you have another view of the magnificent Sunday procession from the Srbin.info channel…