Bakir copied Koštunica's slogan in 2010, now Erdogan's video spot

What new can candidate for the Bosniak member of the Presidency of BiH Bakir Izetbegović offer to the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bosniaks, and how to believe him in the "promised 1,000 jobs per month, care for veterans, the poor...." when he is unable to devise, with his advisors, primarily Aljoša Čampara and Denis Zvizdić, who are the brains behind all operations. Not even an original election campaign.

On the contrary, he literally steals even election slogans and video clips with which he promotes himself.

Thus, in 2010, the election slogan "The people know" with which the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) and its then-candidate Izetbegović launched an aggressive election campaign, was originally the slogan of former Serbian Prime Minister and President of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) Vojislav Koštunica!

At the early parliamentary elections, called on January 21, 2007, Koštunica used the slogan "The people know best".

Four years later, Bakir has not moved further in plagiarism.

Now he has moved from the Serbian election marketing market to the Turkish one.

Probably guided by the idea that if Recep Tayyip Erdoğan could attract Turks to vote for him in the presidential race with his video spot, Bakir played the card of copying.

However, that was probably not the only thing on his mind. Bakir even wants to show Turkish President that he is his idol through his election video spot.

And there would be nothing wrong with idolizing a world-class leader like the Turkish president, if Bakir also treated this country the way Erdoğan treats Turkey.

If Bakir also employed people, and not his wife and relatives, if Bakir also economically strengthened BiH so that it does not depend on the IMF and the World Bank, and did not think about how to take concessions from Arab investors, and if Bakir also introduced BiH into NATO, where Turkey is the most powerful country in the world after the USA.

Watch Erdogan's party's video spot (which, according to unofficial information, cost hundreds of thousands of dollars) as well as Bakir's extremely poor imitation of currying favor with voters, in which he shows care for the common man, here.

Erdogan's spot here

There is no need for further elaboration, as everything is completely clear from the videos.