Dodik: From now on I will call foreigners Rudonjas

(Patria) - President of the Bosnian entity Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik stated at the "Kočić Assembly" on Manjača that from now on he will call all foreigners "Rudonjas", accusing the USA, Germany and especially Great Britain of pursuing a policy directed against Serbs.

"Although we think we have won freedom, even today we have Rudonjas here, as in Kočić's time. We have the main Rudonja from the same people as the one from Kočić's story. That Rudonja wants to take land from the Serbs, and out of spite we show him the middle finger," said Dodik, addressing those present at the "Kočić Assembly".

He added that he too will soon go to "some courts", like Kočić's heroes once did, alluding to the indictment brought against him by the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina for failing to implement the decisions of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

He reiterated his views on Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"Bosnia and Herzegovina is not our country, it is currently our obligation," said Dodik.

"Without Republika Srpska there is no freedom. Without Republika Srpska there are no Serbs on Manjača, without Republika Srpska there is no Kočić Assembly," concluded Dodik.

As usual, he grabbed the microphone again. In front of a packed tent, he sang Mitro Mirić's hit "Ne može nam niko ništa" (Nobody can do anything to us), a song he sings at almost every celebration like this one.