Just a few days after I sent the text about the psychoanalysis of the Serbian people (in Serbian), Serbia was shaken by a tragedy without historical precedent…

On Wednesday, May 3, at 8:40 a.m., seventh-grade student Kosta K. (14) entered the Belgrade elementary school “Vladislav Ribnikar”, carrying with him two of his father’s pistols with five magazines and four Molotov cocktails. At the entrance, he killed the school guard, and then according to a carefully prepared plan, he started killing his peers. He killed eight students and four more and the teacher are in hospital. He then called the police and surrendered.

The first reports says that Kosta K. was an excellent student, and that his mental breakdown was decisively influenced by the F mark from history. From the found school plans and student lists – with markings in English – it is obvious that the child was heavily influenced by American movies and shows full of violence, as well as with similar events in the USA.

The nation was paralyzed with horror. After the initial shock, the first meaningful suggestions appeared on the net, suggesting how to react to prevent something like this from happening again:

"URGENTLY ban all the toxic shows like ‘Cooperative’, ‘Couples’ and other cancerous crap that attacks our society as a whole, all content that promotes violence and other debauchery, tax broadcasters to the point of unprofitability, restore society’s chance for normality and some sort of future, before solving all other issues…

If at least 50,000 parents don't show up in front of REM after this tragedy, we as a society should not exist.

1. General strike of educators and parents. No children in schools until safety is assured.

2. Prohibition of reality shows promoting violence and prostitution!

3. Resignation of the Ministers of Education and the Police!

4. Prohibition of advertising of betting parlors!"

However, the reaction of the colonial administration was proverbially inadequate – a true expression of submission to the American governor and the subjects’ will to continue the work of destroying Serbia:

The Minister of Education, Branko Ružić, correctly assessed that the cancerous influence of Western ‘values’ that destroyed the family and education led to the terrible crime, but he did not see any failure in the ‘system’! By the way, neither he offered to resign because of this event, nor did the government come up with a proposal to abandon the ‘European path’:

The colonial administration apparently thinks that the system is working exactly as it should be – which is true only if the destruction of the Serbs is the goal of that system. Of course, instead of handing a colonial Governor Christopher Hill, who insisted on a sodomist parade despite the massively expressed popular will, a Persona non grata note, the colonial administrator came out with his 10 proposals for measures to prevent unpleasant events such as this one at the “Vladislav Ribnikar” elementary school:

1. Introducing a two-year moratorium on keeping and carrying weapons

2. Audit all permits for carrying weapons

3. Control how persons carry weapons

4. Control the operation of all shooting ranges and prohibit the entry of minors

5. Prescribing criminal-legal responsibility for persons who enable minors to get possession of weapons

6. The possibility of lowering criminal-legal responsibility from 14 to 12 years

7. Tightening of sanctions for media service providers that highlight and support violence

8. Introduce mandatory six-month drug tests in schools

9. Organize special teams for the prevention of violence

10. Consider measures to block access to sites on the darknet

All of these measures have a common feature that has been noted by many commentators on social networks: Their goal is to disarm the people. By an incredible ‘coincidence’, on the day of the crime, an article about the colonial administrator appeared in the New York Times under the headline "The President, the Soccer Hooligans and an Underworld ‘House of Horrors’" and with the indicative subtitle: “A grisly trial in Serbia has raised questions about connections between the country’s top leadership and its violent drug gangs.”

Again, it was not difficult for many to connect the dots between the facts: the Colonial Administrator’s time is up. He will now have to sign the recognition of Kosovo and Metohija, or the Western mentors will launch a campaign against him as the leader of the narco mafia. Even worse version is that he has already done everything necessary for them regarding Kosovo and Metohija, and that he is now trying to disarm the Serbs in order to prevent an armed rebellion and somehow save his life. In both cases, unfortunately, only one conclusion can be drawn:

This terrible event is just an opening tragedy to the events to come, which the Serbian people deserved by allowing the West to colonize them…