State government of Bosnia and Herzegovina drives patriots into self-organisation through quisling actions

Written by: Rasim Belko @rasimbelko

Secession or dissolution, it is completely irrelevant which path of division of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milorad Dodik chooses, he has a high degree of probability of succeeding. Because Dodik and his political and economic patrons effectively face no obstacles in achieving their intentions.

The state of Bosnia and Herzegovina is hyper-paralysed in its institutional segment, because its institutions are dealing with illusions about European integration, while they do not think about strategies and preparation for the defence of the state. If it were the opposite, they would undoubtedly be talking about it. Especially the current ruling cadre, which likes to boast about wine laws, because it cannot boast about anything else.

But instead, they are most actively considering amendments to the Election Law, sometimes of the so-called integrative type, sometimes of the legitimate type. Thanks to the incompetent government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Election Law has become a vital issue of social reality. And all this at a time when Dodik is unstoppably treading a path that has long been known to everyone.

The state government does nothing in the days when, from Scandinavia across the Baltic to the south of Europe, there is even talk of a certain war, and when defence ministers of European countries announce that war is here, at the door. At a time when Serbia and Croatia are buying weapons and introducing military service, the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Dayton name: Council of Ministers) has not even considered the state of the Armed Forces. And it should have, in the direction of restoring the reserve forces of the Armed Forces of BiH, as well as purchasing weapons. Kosovo is buying Javelins, and Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot even buy firecrackers. And that is actually the true reflection of how much the BiH Government cares about the defence of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Government and Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, under the Dayton Peace Agreement, which is a bad solution but contains the solution of all solutions within it, can and must have in readiness a document that can be promptly passed, which would return our state to the Constitution of the Republic of BiH. That move would mean the elimination of entities, cantons and the district as administrative units, thus thwarting the story about secession or dissolution of any entity or canton.

However, they do not have that document, nor do they have time for it, because the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the parliamentary majority at that level are composed of diametrically opposed factors. On one side are the obedient servants of Belgrade and Zagreb, who are absolutely satisfied with the fact that Bosnia and Herzegovina has no plan for its defence, and on the other side are the Sarajevo tricolours, political crawlers whose only stance is to support whatever the Serb-Croatian politics puts on the agenda.

We must not forget the long-privatised and bought-out intellectual elite, which has lost credibility and had to be removed to make room for an intellectual mass ready to serve the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Because that intellectual mass could undoubtedly use the fact that the existing structure and Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina were created by force, and such a state is not recognised by international law. Therefore, intellectuals who care about Bosnia and Herzegovina could easily develop a basis for abolishing such a structure, and pro-state policies would have the task of presenting that basis to the creators of Dayton and demanding its abolition.

If a change in the system of government at the state level does not occur, it is certain that nervousness will grow in the pro-state, patriotic bloc due to the fact that destruction threatens us. And citizens expect that reaction and are closely watching whether it will happen, because otherwise they will, more or less like in the 1990s, have to self-organise to defend their own lives and the state. That energy among citizens today is perhaps an even more powerful weapon, given that Bosnia and Herzegovina was defended in the 1990s, and today's struggle would mean its liberation from disruptive retrograde forces.

After all, if patriotic forces sense that the current Government is consciously leading Bosnia and Herzegovina towards collapse and disappearance, there is no doubt that all those working in that government must be aware of possible resistance and its consequences.

Because, let the well-paid traitors in the state government not forget that the citizens of this country, for whom it is the motherland, can endure both hunger and misery much longer than they will endure and watch someone lead Bosnia and Herzegovina into collapse.