BiH will disappear if Bosniaks continue to ask foreigners to defend it!

(Patria) - Milorad Dodik has been in power for seventeen years continuously, since 2006. As soon as he took office that year, taking over from the SDS, an investigation by foreigners, judges and prosecutors from the Bosnian judiciary was high on his agenda, and it continues to this day.

It can almost be said that the most prominent characteristic of Dodik's seventeen-year rule is his permanent tension with foreigners at the expense of the state, accompanied by desperate, unoriginal, and pathetic calls from representatives of the Bosniak political elite to foreigners to stop Dodik's attacks on the state.

Experience inevitably leads to the kind of conclusion that testifies to the fact that the more Bosniak political representatives called on foreigners to stop Milorad Dodik in one of his numerous campaigns against the state and the constitutional order, the more the foreigners, in the end, came out with concessions to Dodik, starting from the concessions made by Catherine Ashton on behalf of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its judiciary, to the latest concessions from representatives of the international community.

How is it possible that foreigners so often appear in the role of those who grant Dodik concessions in exchange for his calming down, in exchange for relaxation, de-escalation, and so on?

It is possible because Bosniak political representatives, due to a lack of responsibility and courage, have delegated the sovereignty and political will to defend the state from attacks to foreigners.

Then it is quite logical that when these same foreigners accommodate Dodik, Bosniak political representatives have no right to a substantiated objection, because they have handed themselves over to others. After all, such an objection not only makes no sense but, when it appears, it is a mark of villainy of a group of people who, even after genocide, deliver their own people into the hands of the "United Nations" who are supposed to protect them from the "Chetniks".

And from the latest episode of tension between Dodik and foreigners, at the expense of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is clear that foreigners have helped Dodik to weaken the state again, for the sake of the illusion of stabilizing the general political situation.

However, one should not expect this to change the stance of Bosniak political representatives towards the role of foreigners in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They will again, during the next crisis, call on foreigners to stop Dodik, and foreigners will again grant Dodik some concession.

If he has now managed to get the green light from foreigners to legalize the suspension of the Constitution in half the country, if there has now been any reaction from foreigners to Dodik's annulment of Schmidt's decisions, which are no longer functional in Republika Srpska at all, next time Dodik will get something much bigger from foreigners.

The responsibility for this will not lie with foreigners, but with the Bosniak political elite, which is incapable of organizing any independent political resistance to it, but always relies on foreigners, and almost always, Dodik is the one who turns this reliance on foreigners into a benefit for Republika Srpska.

Dodik will continue to seemingly confront foreigners, because it pays off handsomely, and Bosniak political representatives will continue to buy peace from foreigners (who are supposed to stop Dodik) at the highest price.

In this Bosniak purchase of peace, what is in the interest of the state is lost. Bosniak political representatives will give everything for peace and get nothing, except Dodik's mockery, and the contempt and disrespect of foreigners, because they have no awareness of independent resistance.

As long as this is the case, things cannot move in a good direction for Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e., as long as Bosniak political representatives expect foreigners to defend their state, or to advocate for it in any way.

Foreigners are not interested in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but in the political stability of the region at all costs, even if it means Bosnia and Herzegovina does not exist. If Bosniak political representatives continue with such a policy, Bosnia and Herzegovina will continue to rush towards its demise unstoppably.

(M.T)