Dragi prijatelji,
Prošlo je 4 napete nedelje otkad sam pokrenuo #NoKosovoUnesco kampanju zajedno sa organizacijom 28. Jun. Kao što svi sada znaju, pobedili smo i pokazali smo koliko možemo da budemo uspešni kada se ujedinimo u borbi protiv nepravde!
Međutim, bitka za sprečavanje ulaska tzv. Republike Kosova u članstvo drugih međunarodnih organizacija mora da se nastavi! Upravo zbog toga sam odlučio da deo prihoda od prodaje mog novog dokumentarca – Težina lanaca 2 – uložim u lobiranje protiv članstva Kosova u drugim međunarodnim institucijama.
Film se bavi neoliberalnim reformama na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije i uključuje ekskluzivne intervjue sa Noamom Čomskim, Oliverom Stounom, Karlom Del Ponte i mnogim drugima. Radi se o nastavku filma “Težina lanaca“, koji je nedavno prikazan pred 644 miliona gledalaca putem TV kanala RT.
Molim Vas nastavite da podržavate našu borbu za pravdu.
Ukoliko je neko zainteresovan da organizuje projekciju filma u Vašem gradu, kontaktirajte me na ovaj mejl ili posetite neku od mojih društvenih mreža ispod mejla.
Srdačno,
Boris Malagurski
Dear friends,
It’s been a turbulent 4 weeks since I launched the #NoKosovoUnesco campaign along with 28. Jun. As everyone now knows, we were victorious and showed how successful we can be when we come together to fight injustice!
However, the battle to keep Kosovo out of other international organizations must continue! This is why I am donating a percentage of the sales of my new documentary – The Weight of Chains 2 – towards lobbying for Kosovo to not join any other international institutions.
The film deals with neoliberal reforms in the former Yugoslavia and features exclusive interviews with Noam Chomsky, Oliver Stone, Carla Del Ponte and many more. It is the sequel to my documentary ‘The Weight of Chains‘ which was broadcast to 644 million viewers on RT.
Please continue to support our fight for justice.
If anyone is interested in screening the film in their community please contact me on this email or visit any of my social media below.
Sincerely Yours,
Boris Malagurski
