Vojislav Šešelj

They've only incorporated a few candidates from the Radical Party, so this is a, what you could call historical reconciliation with their, with their original kind of founding, uh, members.

The son of the, uh, founder, uh, Vojislav Šešelj, he's on the list, and a couple of other radicals.

The Socialists are running on, with a few coalition partners.

And other interesting question is, how far, uh, will the opposition go? Um, most opposition parties have said they're gonna support the student list, but a couple of opposition parties are running on their own.

So they're going to worship somebody who's, you know, closest to that ideology.

But the question is also why him in particular versus say like Radovan Karadzic or, Somebody like even Šešelj or Biljana Plavšić or even Milosević, right? Why is in particular Mladic somebody that they actually, I would say worship at this point.

If you saw what was happening on the streets and all these vigils, that looked like almost worshiping.

They're kissing his picture, they're kneeling in front of him, all that kind of stuff.

So they're going to worship somebody who's, you know, closest to that ideology.

But the question is also why him in particular versus, say, like Radovan Karadzic or Somebody like even Šešelj or Biljana Plavšić or even Milosević, right? Why is in particular Mladic somebody that they actually, I would say worship at this point.

If you saw what was happening on the streets and all these vigils, that looked like almost worshiping.

They're kissing his picture, they're kneeling in front of him, all that kind of stuff.