Document Reveals Similarities Between SDS and Dodik's Plans: Only Milorad, and Vulić too, forgot this isn't 1991!

By: Amina Čorbo-Zećo

It's a working Sunday in Republika Srpska, especially for SNSD cadres, from the party's leader Milorad Dodik, through Staša Košarac, Sanja Vulić, and Radovan Kovačević, the front-runners, who are taking turns in the media, clashing with Montenegrins, politicians from the Federation, the European Union...

The range of statements is wide, in which, lo and behold, they all find something in common, and that is the expulsion of Serbs from Sarajevo!

Thus, Vulić, in her own way, spoke of Sarajevo as an Arab kasbah!

"It's no longer even a purely Bosniak city, but an Arab kasbah where 'laws of radical Islam' apply, where the Arabic language is more present than English," Vulić told Srna.

She thus told Elmedin Konaković that when he "finds time" to take a walk through Sarajevo and see what that kasbah in the valley, at the foot of Trebević, looks like today.

- Deception, fraud, and disinformation are a matrix that Konaković and his predecessors have openly nurtured without hesitation since the nineties of the last century, and I can freely say that in further history they did it wrapped and perfidiously - Vulić emphasized.

And in every one of their posts where they want to portray Sarajevo as some monster, a city of darkness and stigma, and the city from which 'Serbs were expelled', they have never managed to prove their claims with documents.

Of course, when such documents do not exist. But they are convinced that a lie repeated many times becomes the truth.

And, since Ahmed Kulanić today presented part of the documentation from the archives of the RS and VRS institutions regarding orders for the forced, systematically organized, and prepared migration of their own people and companies, it would be worthwhile to also look into the Hague documentation, which is also full of similar documents.

Today we are publishing an order from the SDS from 1991.

That order states, among other things, that all young people under 40 should be transferred from civil protection to territorial defense, and that the same should be subordinated to the corps as combat units.

The entire order is preparation for war, and that in 1991 in October, while Sarajevo slept 'the sleep of the righteous'.

At that time, the takeover of power in public enterprises, the Post Office, SDK, banks, judiciary, and mandatory media was already being planned.

Today is not 1991, and Dodik is not SDS, but based on these priorities, the actions are similar today. In Republika Srpska, he has taken over the media, and those he has not managed to bring under his control, he will send to prison, following the law adopted by his NSRs.

Therefore, it is very easy to conclude how the displacement of Serbs from Sarajevo occurred and how Dodik's policy today is completely identical to that of the SDS from the 90s.

The problem is that Dodik has a slight advantage over the SDS he despises, because at the state level, thanks to overly weak pro-Bosnian policies, he has mastered significant resources and areas, such as security.

Not so long ago, Dodik said that there are more Chinese in Sarajevo than Serbs. Today, he doesn't think about the Chinese, because it is more exotic to declare Sarajevo a Muslim city, in order to gain another European Islamophobe, along with Orban, to support his secessionist policy.

In their calculations, they fail to include the thousands of Serbs who come to Sarajevo every day for their jobs from Republika Srpska, and earn their salaries without any problems. Even more so, although they are state employees, they attend party rallies in the middle of the workday without any shame or respect for the law, and are never disciplined for it.

And if they want to compare numbers, let them take Banja Luka as an example, where according to the 2013 census, 7,680 Bosniaks live. According to the 1991 census, there were 28,500.

And today they do not hold leading positions in the institutions of the RS, nor do they have the right for their children to learn their mother tongue.

Therefore, Dodik and his front-runners should first understand that it is not 1991, and that they will not be tolerated, because the verdicts are on our side. Once Karadžić was not taken seriously when he roared from the parliamentary benches that he would 'lead the Muslim people to extinction', his doubles and followers of secessionist policies are taken twice as seriously, because he who is bitten by a snake is afraid of a lizard!