In Srebrenica, it's boiling like in a cauldron: New evidence and admissions about fictitious voters coming from Serbia

The President of the Municipal Board of SNSD and councilor in the Municipal Assembly of Srebrenica, Radomir Pavlović, gave a statement in May this year on the show Mreža FTV about the decrease in the number of Serbs on the voter lists, but not for the reasons stated recently by Miloš Milovanović, President of the Municipal Assembly of Srebrenica.

Milovanović said that Serbs are deliberately being removed from the lists, even himself!?, which was refuted by evidence that he is registered on the list, and that his statement was for propaganda purposes, writes the Patria news agency.

Radomir Pavlović said on May 10:

-There were such cases. Now these people no longer have the right to those documents. The documents were for five to ten years, they expired, now they are no longer on the voter lists. That's why it decreased from 14 to 11 thousand. I think the majority are from Serbia, from Bajina Bašta. These are people who sow here. There are about a thousand of them, claims Pavlović, thereby unintentionally exposing the Serbian propaganda machine, which tries in every possible way to portray the Bosniaks who will vote as "fictitious voters", which is a blatant untruth. These are genocide victims who have the right to vote regardless of where they live in the world.

Radomir Pavlović himself, who was removed from the position of President of the Municipal Assembly of Srebrenica at the end of last year, lives in Bajina Bašta, Serbia.

On the voter list in Srebrenica, there are 7,171 Serbs and 3,377 Bosniaks, with an additional 2,475 Bosniaks registered for absentee voting.

Serbs, specifically SNSD, have secured a comfortable political position without problems in elections, mostly thanks to voters from Serbia. It is estimated that there are about three thousand such voters who vote without problems in Srebrenica, and live in cities in the neighboring country, not only after the war, but most of them moved away 30 years before the war.

Currently, there are 11 Serb councilors in the Municipal Assembly of Srebrenica. More than half of these 11 live in Serbia, and their legitimacy relies precisely on these voters.

SNSD relies 50 percent or more of its legitimacy precisely on people coming from Serbia. About twenty people working in the Municipality of Srebrenica live in Ljubovija, Bajina Bašta, Bratunac. They all vote in Srebrenica. And they all have some fictitious residence in Sase, in Srebrenica, in the central streets of the city.

However, the police do not visit these addresses and do not check if they actually live there, but they do this daily for Bosniaks.

Also, if you look at the list of the Commission for Social Benefits, you can see that about 80 percent of the people on the list live in Čačak, Lazarevac, Lajkovac, which means at least 1,000 votes. It is precisely they who come organized by bus from Serbia on October 2nd to vote in Srebrenica, and decide on the fate of this city and its inhabitants, even though they never set foot in BiH on the other 364 days.

As for Bosniaks, mostly those who live in Srebrenica vote, as well as those who are displaced all over the world,

So far, about 1,000 have registered to vote from the diaspora, and 600 thanks to the 24-hour operation of the call center.