RTL journalist Boris Mišević has publicly criticized leftist hysteria and the labeling of many Croatians as Ustashe and fascists, urging citizens to vote and partake in political change.
In a recent post on his Facebook profile, RTL journalist Boris Mišević addressed the ongoing leftist hysteria which involves labeling significant portions of the Croatian population as Ustashe and fascists. He firmly rejected these accusations of fascism, condemning political figures who promote the narrative of the 'fascization' of Croatia. Mišević expressed concern over such tactics, suggesting they stem from desperation and are aimed at influencing electoral outcomes.
Mišević highlighted how relentless attacks on fellow citizens have become commonplace, asserting that such divisive rhetoric is not only unfounded but also detrimental to social cohesion in Croatia. He argued that those promoting these narratives have crossed significant lines and will not be tolerated by him and his family. He emphasized the importance of unity, integrity, and tolerance, calling for a collective understanding that transcends political affiliations.
In a clarion call to action, Mišević urged citizens to mobilize and participate in upcoming elections, rejecting the narrative of a fascist resurgence in Croatia. He implored voters, both young and old, to dismiss the fearmongering and engage actively in shaping Croatia's future. His passionate plea seeks to rally support for a diverse and inclusive national identity, reinforcing that the spirit of Croatia is rooted in openness and acceptance.
