After interview with N1, Canadian influencer gets death threats

“I never thought I’d say this. I did an interview with Serbian media outlets on Monday, and then my Instagram messages were filled with death threats….This all comes from the ‘alleged use’ of an LRAD machine on the protesters…I didn’t even realize, I am all over Serbian media right now, in their tabloids, which are controlled by their president. Vucic knows who I am. I had to take a couple of days off because I was honestly scared for my safety,” Wiber said in a video post on Instagram.

The influencer posted several videos right after the March 15 protest in Belgrade, one of which showed how the authorities got tangled up in the narrative surrounding the sound cannon. The tabloids jumped at the chance to publish claims that the opposition had paid Wiber 6,000 US dollars to release those videos. In his interview with N1 Wiber rebutted these claims and said that he made the videos for the people of Serbia and because the world needs to know what is happening in Belgrade.

“I saw the footage of what happened at the protest on March 15th. It almost had a paranormal vibe to it, it was nothing I had ever seen before. The way the crowd dispersed was shocking to me. Obviously there’s lot of talk throughout governments around the world about new age weapons. These things which governments have spent billions of our tax dollars developing. You would like to think that you’d be safe from your own government using these weapons against you. However, that does not seem to be the case,” Wiber told N1 earlier.

At the March 15 massive protest in Belgrade, there was widespread panic among demonstrators during 15 minutes of silence for the victims of the Novi Sad canopy collapse, which raised suspicions about the use of a sound cannon or similar sonic weapons. There is still no information on what exactly happened that day.