Drago Pilsel: Nationalism is a cover for crime, let Kolinda wash her hands of BiH

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Let her wash her hands of BiH, it is not her job, said journalist, theologian, and writer Drago Pilsel on N1 television, commenting on the statement of Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović that the Election Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina needs to be changed.  

“She has no right to interfere, and whatever Kolinda says, you can forget it. We don't need to be diplomatic, we need to say wash your hands of Bosnia and Herzegovina!”, said Pilsel, emphasizing that nationalism is a cover for crime.  

“My father was a fierce Ustaša, and it took me 20 years to adopt anti-fascist views,” said Pilsel.

Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović also spoke about BiH during her official visit to Brussels yesterday, where she spoke with European officials, such as the President of the European Council Donald Tusk.

“A cordial and constructive conversation with the President of the European Council Tusk. I expressed concern about the events in BiH. Croats must have the right to choose their legitimate political representatives. Electoral law reform is necessary,” Grabar-Kitarović wrote on Twitter.

“Good discussion with President Kolinda about the future of Europe and the situation in the Western Balkans,” Donald Tusk wrote on his Twitter profile.