Đonlagić for NAP: Dodik leads the state government orchestra and, with Čović's help, has strategically outplayed his 'invalid structure'

(Patria) - Delegate in the Club of Bosniak People in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dženan Đonlagić, believes that the Trojka, blinded by their seats, missed the mark from the very start in their policy towards the president of Republika Srpska and SNSD, Milorad Dodik.

- Entering into government with Dodik and Čović was blinded by positions, seats, and concessions. For months, they misled the public by claiming it was a programmatic coalition, yet that program was never signed by HDZ and SNSD.

They agreed to be imposed as the government in FBiH, and when Dodik saw that, it was his "trigger" to accelerate the realization of his secessionist goals because he knew that the Trojka, in order to be in power, would agree to anything!

The moment they handed over the position of Director of the Indirect Taxation Authority of BiH, the Foreigners' Affairs Agency, the Agency for Medicines, the Deputy Director and Chief Operative in the Intelligence-Security Agency (OSA), and the security sector to Dodik, it was a path of no return – Đonlagić told the Patria News Agency.

Dodik will continue to pressure them

He points out that for entering the imposed Government of FBiH, the Trojka promised Čović that his candidate would be a judge in the Constitutional Court of BiH. "If elected, and the Trojka is on the path to doing so, then Dodik will continue to pressure them to achieve the so-called ethnic model of electing judges to the Constitutional Court of BiH".

- When the SDP in NSRs gave its fourth delegate to SNSD in the state House of Peoples, it eliminated any chance for the reconstruction of the Council of Ministers of BiH.

The Trojka, blinded by their seats, deluded into thinking that by so-called relaxing relations, through "compromises", and blindly listening to foreigners, without their own political goals, they would change Dodik's policies and goals, has now found itself in a situation of creating some de-escalation plans.

Dodik, with Čović's help, has strategically outplayed his "invalid structure", as he himself called the Trojka. He leads the state government orchestra with four delegates in the House of Peoples, while the Trojka only listens and wanders around helplessly creating some so-called de-escalation plans – Đonlagić tells us.

According to him, when summer passes, a new "invoice" will arrive for the Trojka parties – Čović's demand to finalize what they promised him regarding amendments to the Election Law.

Our interlocutor believes that the Trojka is now in a situation where they have no answer to Dodik's policy of undermining the constitutional order.

- They very consciously fell into a political trap orchestrated by foreigners here. They have "pushed away" and "rejected" policies and people who are for a state-building policy, so now it is up to them to take responsibility because they are in power.

The Trojka holds full power at the state and federal levels, and it is up to them to bring about the long-promised changes. Let the people of this country decide in the elections whether they have brought the promised changes – Đonlagić states.

A leopard never changes its spots

He also answered our question about how he views the policy that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is pursuing towards BiH, given that Serbia, through the director of the Security-Information Agency (BIA), Aleksandar Vulin, awarded female students who glorified war crimes, providing them with continued studies in Belgrade. We also asked him what kind of message Serbia is sending to its neighbor – Bosnia and Herzegovina – in this way?

Đonlagić emphasizes that a leopard never changes its spots! In fact, he states, the authorities in Serbia have said everything about themselves in the "student" case.

- The entire civilized world has seen this, and everyone knows it. It is that for years they have been supporting every scoundrel and thug, including convicted war criminals who find refuge and reception in Serbia.

Serbia is sending the same message as in the early 1990s. The authorities in Serbia have never recognized the sovereignty of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We knew this even before this latest disgrace they supported – concludes Đonlagić in an interview with Patria.

(D. Kovač)