
By: Rasim Belko
Few House of Representatives sessions have brought about such heated debates as today's regular session.
The intensity of the political conflict between opposition parties and the parliamentary majority under the control of HDZ (HNS, SDP, NiP, NS) grew to a point of culmination.
And it culminated when chauvinism and Croatian hegemonism spoke through Mario Karamatić.
“Politics is not the most important secondary thing in the world, but football is. The champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina is playing qualifications for the Champions League today, so I would suggest we postpone this session so that the fans of Slovan Bratislava can prepare, so that we who will cheer for Zrinjski can reach free territory to cheer for the club. That is, to come to the Canton of Sarajevo, to the area where the champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina is cheered for, in Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Central Bosnia, even Tuzla, and even Republika Srpska, because in the area of Canton Sarajevo we do not have security conditions to support our club", said Karamatić.
A storm ensued, the presiding officer Mirjana Marinković Lepić twice took the floor from Karamatić, and then the Ethics Committee was asked for a statement.
That committee proposed a public reprimand for Karamatić and his expulsion from the session, with a request for the House of Representatives of the FBiH to declare itself on the matter.
Then, a discussion ensued again in which the parties gathered around HDZ (HNS plus the trio) tried to protect Karamatić from expulsion.
However, the discussion, rebuttal, or whatever it was, by Our Party representative Damir Nikšić showed the direction in which the politics of the Sarajevo trio is heading.
In his discussion, Nikšić told the pro-Bosnian bloc parties, namely SDA, DF, SBiH, NES, that their policy of a civic state is also unconstitutional, that what they are saying about the Joint Criminal Enterprise is unconstitutional, and that if they want to fight, “we will fight, and we will see”.
Damir Nikšić: The fight for a civic BiH and mentioning the Joint Criminal Enterprise is "unconstitutional policy" pic.twitter.com/alTvzogdK6
— Patria (@AgencijaPatria) July 25, 2023
The words spoken by Damir Nikšić today at the session of the House of Representatives of the FBiH Parliament have actually most effectively unmasked the policy of Our Party.
After Nikšić's words, it must become clear to everyone that Our Party is an anti-state and anti-Bosnian project and that it must be shown the way to the past in the future.
Because, the message that the fight for a normal and European state, under the name civic, is unconstitutional is enough to say that Our Party would most gladly place us where former Croatian President Franjo Tuđman placed us on his napkins.
And Damir Nikšić's words are very similar to the messages that Radovan Karadžić presented in parliament.
That calling the story of the Joint Criminal Enterprise "unconstitutional action", which is an international verdict of the Hague Tribunal, says enough about Damir Nikšić and Our Party.
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