Uncle Draža united partisans and Young Muslims, Eurocommunists and the SDA FGR club in 90 seconds in Sarajevo, and it's not a joke!

By Rasim Belko

When you see individuals in a community sprinkled with bloody brotherhood and unity and multicultural human rights struggles funded by European budgets, know that you are in the environment of Sarajevo's "fine city elite (FGR)".

In short, soft-core Eurocommunists! They are the most frequent critics of everything outside the interests of their circles, often acting like the judge who prosecutes and judges. And when someone from their circles comes under deserved criticism, they switch to defense mode based on nationality. In the vision of these circles, anyone named Jovan, Srđan, Peđa, and the like is protected from any criticism or, God forbid, being held accountable. By default, they activate a clause where the demand for accountability is transformed into an attack on multiculturalism according to the Eurocommunist vision.

Two examples in just one month have best exposed what kind of multiculturalism Sarajevo's Eurocommunists have. The first is Srđan Mandić, the mayor of Sarajevo's Centar municipality, who was recalled by the Municipal Council because, according to his partners from the Trojka, he did not act according to the program they agreed upon. And the first thing heard was - they are removing him because he is a Serb.

And the facts say that the majority of Bosniaks (Muslims) elected Mandić. That he was most supported by the party with a Bosniak prefix - Narod i pravda (People and Justice). That Srđan Mandić, a soldier of the Army of RBiH, was elected in the elections, not the general of the Army of RBiH and former mayor Nedžad Ajnadžić.

Therefore, in the heart of Sarajevo, Srđan Mandić was elected mayor. And he was not elected, nor will he be removed (if the people decide so), because he is a Serb, but because he did not do what he took responsibility for by agreement. And the red-orange Eurocommunists push for that responsibility. Of course, exclusively when they talk about others, especially about the SDA.

And then came the SFF. But before the Festival turned the bazaar red, Nele Karajlić arrived and almost ended up on the red carpet. The timely reaction of the public certainly influenced the fact that the Chetnik sympathizer did not come to the Festival, which originated as a cultural expression of resistance to aggression.

Nele did not succeed, but the Chetniks did. And directly from "Operation Halijard", onto the SFF screen. Admittedly, in a promotional duration of a minute and a half. But even that is enough for the fascists in Serbian politics to declare victory - the Chetniks have entered Sarajevo.

Overly sensitive to such things, the public in Sarajevo, who would have been slaughtered by the Chetniks had they entered the capital three decades ago, demanded answers and accountability from the SFF leadership. The answer was - "we didn't know". And from Serbia, they clearly say and show that they knew. And there is no doubt that they knew, but they didn't know how to get out of such a situation. And the director is responsible in any case, just as the mayor of the municipality is responsible in the municipality.

And the director is Jovan Marjanović. And here come the Eurocommunists again with the story of multiculturalism. Jovan is a Serb, and that's why the Bosniak bazaar is attacking him. The fact that he is a Serb and heads the Festival is not important. The fact that everyone knows him as a Sarajevan first, and then a Serb, is not important. What is important is that accountability cannot be demanded because it is an attack on multiculturalism. And when those Eurocommunists attack Bosniak "nationalists" for criminal acts, that is allowed, calling for accountability, the rule of law... It won't work, gentlemen, accountability has no ethnicity!

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A Call to Jovan Marjanović and SFF: See Off the Guests, and Then Give Your Sarajevo an Explanation

By Amra Vrabac It has been the third day since the Sarajevo Film Festival was shaken by a scandal involving the promotion of the film 'Heroes of Halijard', in which Draža Mihailović's Chetniks are portrayed as positive figures. It has been the third day without a clear response from the leaders of Sa

And as the icing on the cake of another mess Sarajevo has been pushed into, the SDA FGR club appeared. It's not a joke. It was founded by Ahmed Čorbo, president of SDA Centar, claiming that an attack was launched on Jovan Marjanović Jojo because he is a Serb.

And FGR Ahmed from SDA further tells us that we have become radicalized and that his stance is to preserve the SFF and Jovan Marjanović. The SFF, without a doubt, and we agree on that. But if the SFF does not come forward this year and identify the culprits, who knows what awaits us next year. And Marjanović, as the director of the Festival, not as a Serb, should stand before Sarajevo and the country and explain what happened. And then the SFF should decide whether the director also bears responsibility in all of this.

Because often these Eurocommunists, and now the SDA FGR, defend the director by saying they didn't know about something. Well, the director in Pazarić also pretends not to know about the brutal mistreatment of children. Does that mean he is not responsible? If you don't know what's happening in the company you manage, what kind of director are you!?

And to conclude, Uncle Draža, in a minute and a half, managed to unite partisans and Young Muslims, Eurocommunists and the SDA FGR club, and it's not a joke!

And I can't help but ask - are we radicalized for seeking accountability, or are you, who defend irresponsibility, a product, as FGR Čorbo said, of intelligence services? I'm really not sure anymore, but I won't go further, I'll become an Islamophobe in addition to being a radical Serbophobe, no way!

Long live SFF!