Tadić "doesn't mind" offensive chants

There may, indeed, have been "hooligans" at the football game who wish to "topple" Tadic. It seems more likely that the chant arose independently of those same "hooligans." Perhaps, it is apparent that many Serbs simply do not like Tadic and voiced that dislike. That the government then tries to demonise the chanters says more about this treacherous government than it does about who yelled at a football match. Tadic's action speak louder than his words ever will about how he has humiliated Serbia on the world stage.

"Chanting is part of the supporter folklore and culture, I don't mind that. Let state organs do their job. I do not interfere in the work do the judiciary, or that of the FSS (the Serbian FA)," said Tadić.
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That statement is 100% false. The His group has a hand in every single aspect of our country. It is why our country is so messed up. Tadic is not only the president but he is head of his party..clear signs of dictatorship.

Only difference now is the West supports this guy because he is carrying out their plan. Milosevic probably had more flaws than achivements but for the simple reason he was not a puppet its slobo>tadic anyday.

"Chanting is part of the supporter folklore and culture, I don't mind that. Let state organs do their job. I do not interfere in the work do the judiciary, or that of the FSS (the Serbian FA)," said Tadić.
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That statement is 100% false. The His group has a hand in every single aspect of our country. It is why our country is so messed up. Tadic is not only the president but he is head of his party..clear signs of dictatorship.

Only difference now is the West supports this guy because he is carrying out their plan. Milosevic probably had more flaws than achivements but for the simple reason he was not a puppet its slobo>tadic anyday.

There may, indeed, have been "hooligans" at the football game who wish to "topple" Tadic. It seems more likely that the chant arose independently of those same "hooligans." Perhaps, it is apparent that many Serbs simply do not like Tadic and voiced that dislike. That the government then tries to demonise the chanters says more about this treacherous government than it does about who yelled at a football match. Tadic's action speak louder than his words ever will about how he has humiliated Serbia on the world stage.