HDZ's European Kin

BiH, (Patria) - Only Bosniaks can be accused and even convicted of terrorism in advance. They are suspicious even when they want a European state of equal citizens. Suspicious because they want what all other European peoples have in their countries.

Such slander, like Čović's, falls from the sky. Bosniaks would like to defend themselves against such accusations, but the question is what should they defend themselves from? Can an accused person defend themselves from something they haven't done? After all, it is everyone's right to say: I am not guilty. In accusations of terrorism, there is no presumption of innocence: Guilty until proven otherwise.

Bosniaks joke about the civic and Islamic on social networks. Let's look at it from the other side: Do you notice that there are no reactions from European capitals to Čović's accusations? Should European leaders be asked what they think of such racist outbursts by Čović? Or should we wait for them to respond to this obvious racism themselves?

Do European leaders know about the verdicts of the Hague Tribunal? Has any European leader read the verdict against the Croatian six? Do they know that these verdicts, among other things, state that the HDZ was convicted of a joint criminal enterprise, for crimes, the destruction of cities, and concentration camps?

The Hague Tribunal ruled on a criminal strategy. Today, these same strategists are seeking understanding from the European Union for their alleged fear of the victim. In the name of this fear of the victim, they demand that the European Union fulfill their war objectives.

Čović is a sophisticated Mladić or Karadžić, who, without a shred of humanity, claimed to have fought against Islamic terrorism in Srebrenica, Prijedor, Vlasenica, Zvornik, creating hundreds of horrific mass graves of Bosniaks.

Let's ask ourselves what credibility Čović, the leader of a party accused of a joint criminal enterprise, has? What credibility can a leader who is himself suspected of taking prisoners from the Heliodrom camp for forced labor in his factories have? What credibility can any statement and any request from such parties have?

Čović's racist outburst, comparable to the outbursts of his partner Milorad Dodik, does have a head and a tail. Before any conclusions, ask yourself why European leaders are not reacting to such a statement? The Croatian HDZ is an equal part of the European family. They are the "kin" of Dragan Čović.

Many are already cynically asking if this racist accusation, made by Čović, is one of the European conditions for the admission of Bosniaks into the European family. You can only go to Europe as a suspect of terrorism. Bosniaks want Europe for what it is: a space of security and peace, human rights and freedoms, prosperity and equal opportunities before God and before people. Is that enough? /S. Omeragić/