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Naravno, ova njena objava je prouzrokovala veliki broj komentara

Objavljeno: 10.01.2020. 11:26h

Dejan Katalina

Kejti Pavlić, atraktivna američka novinarka i politička komentatorka poznata ko konzervativnim stavovima, vuče korene sa naših prostora i ne skriva to. Iako je rođena u Arizoni, često se na društvenim mrežama oglašava postovima vezanim za život u bivšoj Jugoslaviji, najčešće u negativnom kontekstu.

Tako je svojevremeno napisala da su njeni roditelji u bivšoj Jugoslaviji morali da zapisuju u svesku ko im dolazi u posetu, uključujući članove porodice, kako bi vlasti to kasnije proverile.

Naravno, ova njena objava je prouzrokovala veliki broj komentara i to najviše od ljudi sa naših prostora.

Evo kako su neki od njih odreagovali:

My family in former Yugoslavia used to have only one "Ambasador" blanket. Once my father secretly bought one more, and police arrested him in the middle of the night and sent him to Goli Otok https://t.co/qzd5QlVbMt
— Jevrejin_u_❤ (@nestranacki) January 10, 2020

Hahhaahahahahaaaaa rođakinjo kakva masna laž, ko slavonski čvarak
— Sale (@SasaPavlic) January 10, 2020

This is a lie
— elmin (@Elmeano89) January 9, 2020

Dude, my family lived through Tito's rule. I was born, raised, and still live in Serbia (part of former Yugoslavia). What she wrote simply isn't true. It didn't happen. It's "fake news" if you wish.
— Mladen Stojanović (@MakyStojanovic) January 10, 2020

and as my grandpa would say, ne jedi govna ?
— Teodora (@tvanovic) January 10, 2020

Fun Fact: This is the infamous Comrade ČOLA, he also collected those "books of visitors". This is him on the secret stakeout while it's pouring rain. People in Yugoslavia were banned to hide while it was raining, you know... pic.twitter.com/mgXIkYFcOy
— DOC (@ivan5rovic) January 10, 2020

I see what is going on... You are right..it is called a visitor's book but your "home" was actually a room in a mental hospital.#RealityCheck
— Boris Ferdelji????? (@BorisFerdelji) January 10, 2020

My family in former Yugoslavia used to eat people that don’t write visitors in their home books. There was no yoghurt tho :(
— Primarius (@ZoranGuzina) January 10, 2020

My #Neighbours came to coffe twice a day, so we have full room of books. @KatiePavlich you are ful of shit.
— bkcrri (@bkcrri) January 10, 2020

My family in former Jugoslavija used to just keep an iPad by the door for easy sign in... aj ne seri bre
— Vaso Rakovic (@vaso_rakovic) January 10, 2020

Pavlić* i nemoj jesti govna
— ? (@slobosaurus) January 10, 2020

Probaj burek, govna nisu ukusna.
— Suncokretenka (@Theamaa1) January 10, 2020

A lista je visila na železnoj zavesi i ako si imao zanimljive goste, dobio si i jedan jogurt? Ili?
— Daughter of May (@Daughter_of_May) January 10, 2020