Creation of the Serbian People’s Union of Pontypridd

This is an announcement of the registration of the Serbian People’s Union of Pontypridd, which has been registered with the Electoral Commission to contest the upcoming Senedd elections in December.

We exist to represent the needs and concerns of the Serbian community within Pontypridd, who grow increasingly restless as to the Welsh and British Government’s complacency on the crimes of the Osmani Military Regime currently occupying the Serbian Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija.

Despite standing against imperialism and crimes against humanity in Ukraine, the British and Welsh Governments remain silent on the illegal occupation of historic Serbian lands, even going so far as to recognise the illegal Osmani Regime as a legitimate state. We will demand that the Welsh Government formally withdraw its recognition of the Osmani Regime, and we will lobby for the Senedd to formally recognise former Prime Minister Tony Blair as a war criminal for his acts of aggression against the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. After these measures, we will commission a statue of the noted human rights campaigner Slobodan Milošević on the grounds of the Senedd Estate, and invite Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić to formally open the statue to the public.

We will also seek to use the powerful Welsh voice on international affairs to push for a peaceful overthrow of the Osmani regime. We will lobby the so-called Court of International Court of Justice to withdraw its 2010 opinion which incorrectly asserts that the 2008 declaration of independence by the Military Regime in Kosovo and Metohija did not violate international law. We will also seek to prohibit any involvement by the Welsh Government in the unlawful British Embassy in Pristina, and to prohibit any creation of so-called “diplomatic missions” by the Osmani Military Regime in Wales. Finally, we will seek to ban any sports teams playing in Wales under the so-called “Kosovo” flag, requiring them to instead use the correct Serbian flag, or a neutral independent participants flag.

We will also introduce legislation to fine any vehicle entering Wales with a Kosovan number plate, in response to the Osmani regime’s own number-plate crackdown in Kosovo and Metohija. The proceeds of this legislation will be donated to Serbia as part of a wider reparations package for Welsh involvement in the Western War of Aggression against Yugoslavia, from which Serbia is the recognised successor state.

We will work with any parties in Wales in the next Senedd who will seek to stand up for the concerns of the Serbian community in Pontypridd, our hope is to leverage what seats we can gather as part of a Confidence and Supply agreement with the next Welsh Government, to ensure that the injustices of the past committed by the Welsh and British Governments against the people of Serbia are swiftly righted.