AMNESTY - OUR BIGGEST MISTAKE We are crying because we don't know what to do!

By: Rasim Belko @rasimbelko

Too much freedom can lead to ruin. Today, this is best understood by those who gave parts of their bodies for the country and freedom, or those who gave sons and daughters, or those who witnessed it all. We defended the country with blood, but through cowardice, we have come to a position where we are losing it or fighting anew for what we have already achieved.

The biggest post-war political mistake in the pro-Bosnian blogosphere was made by the first among us - the late President of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Alija Izetbegović, who, out of compassion, allowed deserters and traitors to return to the country and, three decades later, bring it to the brink of collapse.

Amnesty has poisoned the patriotic being of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Freed from the burden of desertion in columns and pockets full of Deutschmarks, they have occupied Bosnia and Herzegovina like ants. Cowards, the worst sort of our kind. Day by day, the space for traitors of their kin and home is being defiled, and there are none worse than them.

They bought companies, businesses, and all other available spaces, snatching fighters' shares for a pittance, and employing their children deep within institutions. After multiplying their wealth from desertion by squandering the defended country, they presented themselves as respectable businessmen who build charitable fountains while draining budgets.

Their last step was taking power, the last symbol of authority that this cowardly guard lacked to dominate Bosnia and Herzegovina. Time has taken some, some are still here today.

And look now - presenting themselves as an alternative to the national SDA, as a project of ill-intentioned global swindlers, they have become mainstream politics in our country. They have become the government.

The quality of a government in which a third, which should be state-building, consists of deserters and lapdogs of the international community, is shown by the fact that in two years they have managed to demolish the system and the state to the brink of collapse.

If one were to compile the texts written in the past two years, which warned deserters that compromise with secessionism would not produce a powerful member of the European Union, volumes of books could be published, but it was not enough for the deserters to understand that the path they are leading Bosnia and Herzegovina on is returning this country to the era when brave people decided to separate and resist Milošević's Yugoslavia.


Today, beyond any reasonable doubt, we can conclude that the lack of courage in the deserter government has clearly maximized the dangerous hormone of fear for their seats, so they did not dare to take state-building steps.

On the contrary, they reacted to every criticism with vanity and arrogance, calling anyone who pointed out their treacherous policy pro-Iranian and pro-Russian. The only thing we who criticized them overlooked, and this is a major mistake, is the fact that deserters who fled the war for their homeland cannot be brave in the political struggle for the country.

The Sarajevo tricolors, though the name Munich Guard would suit them better, thought that the support they have from Christian Schmidt and Michael Murphy would last forever. Because Murphy corrected their treacherous agreements with Dodik, and Schmidt, following Murphy's directives, erased what Dodik himself brought.

Murphy is gone, Schmidt is de facto dead, and the Trojka (Trio) is lost between cowardice and ignorance. That is why Bosnia and Herzegovina is today in a state where the only serious weight in preserving the state is held by Dragan Čović. Because Čović clearly has enough wisdom and maturity to state that he will oppose anyone who tries to create anarchy. Thus directly sending a message to the secessionists.

At the same time, the head of BiH diplomacy, the popular Imenik sa kontaktima (Contact Book) alias Elmedin Konaković, stated that he has no intention of sending armed people (state organs) against armed people (organs of secessionism). And it is not surprising then that Konaković wanders around America at the wrong addresses while the US Chargé d'Affaires at a PIC Steering Board session says: “I have no instructions from the State Department, I cannot say anything.”

Therefore, I would like the expert on Facebook diplomacy to explain in one of his next posts whether Washington is still our greatest foreign policy ally. Based on what is happening and being said, I would say that the ally has withdrawn on its own.

However, we have enough internal capacity to fight against secessionism, only that capacity is in the wrong, deserter hands of the Munich Guard embedded in the Trojka project.

And given that this guard lacks the knowledge, strength, and courage for serious action, it is clear what is producing the media-political hysteria over who knows what attempt by Milorad Dodik to promote himself as a Serbian hero who created a Serbian state on this side of the Drina.

We are crying because we don't know what to do. More precisely, we know, but we lack the courage because deserters are at our head.