Media The image of the ideologically correct electronic media space is disturbed only by Radio B 92. But everyone has the right to disturb and be disturbed. The task to disturb, or more accurately the obligation to suppress provocative information of this radio-diffuse institution, with changeable intensity and success, is done by the units of the national army (VJ), equipped […]
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