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The Actor who left Serbia because of Vucic celebrated a Month of working on the Construction Site

Published: March 30, 2024
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Ammar Mesic, the Serbian actor who was fired after criticizing Aleksandar Vucic, celebrated a month of working on the building site.

“Today I am celebrating one month of working on the buildingsite. Even those who know me predicted that I would stay for two weeks, but you were wrong. In addition to, of course, hard physical work, getting up early, and organization, I met wonderful new colleagues, people, friends. A completely new, different, more interesting life,” he said yesterday.

He told his followers that decision-making is only up to them, regardless of how much they were silenced and how much others asked from them (the possible and the impossible things).

“Luck supports those who work sincerely. I believe that this is just an episode in my life from which I will learn and from which I am learning a lot, but I am the happiest when I go to bed in the evening calm and satisfied because I know that I do not owe anyone, well, a little to my friends Stevo and Olja (but okay), that my decisions are correct, that I have not humiliated or offended anyone… That’s it... I would write all sorts of things, but there is plenty of time for that… P.S. I even have time for photos, so that some individuals are concerned,” he concluded.

To recall, Mesic previously announced that he was expelled from the series “Game of Fate” (”Igra sudbine”) because he criticized Vucic and supported the protests of Serbia against violence. Together with his colleagues, he appeared in a propaganda clip in which the artists who supported the aforementioned protests were targeted.

“I would like to live in a country where no one’s right to their own opinion, dignity, personal integrity, and existence will be threatened because of personal and political views,” he stated earlier, among other things, Klix.ba writes.

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