“My grandma Dragoslava is the best grandma in the world. She loves playing cards, riding a bike and playing video games, she even loves politics”, this was what her grandson wrote in his homework. She is the author’s aunt Dragoslava Aleksić. She lived in FPRY, SFRY, FRY and RS, but she did not put her foot out of her room. She cried when Tito died, but also when people had to leave the Big Brother house. She regularly oversees the voting in the 16th constituency Backa Palanka. The winner of every new election is Aleksandar Vucic, the chief of that vicious circle. “This whistle removed Slobo” she says to a friend. She uses that same whistle at protests against Vucic’s media terror. And while Nada Knezevic’s old protest song about pigs and people flows from the vinyl, the President’s voice reaches out from the TV screen, whether he is addressing masses at pre-election meetings, appearing at TV shows, or giving speeches at the Assembly. This is possible because Dragoslava has four TV sets. There is almost no picture taken at her apartment in which a TV screen does not dominate the scene. Sometimes it can be seen in the reflection on the window. Sometimes its sound reaches out beyond the scene in the picture. Although Dragoslava knows how to be completely indifferent to what is being shown on it, dealing with her everyday business and watering her flowers, the television, old newspapers, and political magazines that she carefully collects, have become a part of her family’s intimacy. However, her reflections on media and politics are utterly humorous and lucid.

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