Crndak calls on RS authorities to withdraw adopted laws: What do you want, brother to shoot brother?

(Patria) - People's representative in the National Assembly of RS Igor Crnadak (PDP) addressed on social networks today, prompted by the current political situation, specifically the steps taken on February 27th by the National Assembly of RS, which passed several laws undermining state institutions and prohibiting their work in the territory of RS.

Crnadak began his address with a question of whom one should be loyal to, the Republika Srpska or the regime.

"The laws adopted by the SNSD majority on February 27th may not lead to war, but they have opened the way for conflicts and, God forbid, bloodshed. Will such an unfortunate outcome occur?

Are you aware that the RS Ministry of Internal Affairs is tasked with stopping SIPA, and both are armed?

Do you know that there are cases where one brother is a member of SIPA, and the other of the RS Ministry of Internal Affairs. What do you want, brother to shoot brother?

Radovan Višković, who submitted these insane laws to the National Assembly, can now submit a new law to repeal them.

People's representatives who raised their hands can rectify the situation and annul the worst and most dangerous laws in the history of Republika Srpska.

Fortunately, I do not have personal experience, but I have heard from others who had other people's blood on their hands that it is a very difficult experience and an unbearable burden that you carry for the rest of your life.

Members of the Government of Republika Srpska, people's representatives, respected citizens, regardless of which political option you support, please think carefully about all of this. Before it's too late.

Should one be loyal to Republika Srpska and its people, or to the regime and an individual, no matter who they are?", Crnadak stated on social networks.