European Court of Human Rights ruled that the EU's policy towards BiH is anti-civilizational and anti-humanitarian

For NAP writes: Sifet Kukuruz, legal expert

The act of laying flowers by the EU Delegation in BiH at the Serbian military cemetery in Bratunac can only surprise those who do not want or dare to publicly qualify the policy that the EU pursued towards BiH in the period 1992-1995 as stimulating for everything that happened in BiH during that period, including the crimes committed during that period.

Only those who are themselves hypocritical towards the citizens of BiH do not want to admit the hypocrisy of the EU's policy towards BiH. Only irresponsible, immature, or politically underdeveloped people can be surprised by the hypocrisy of the EU's policy towards BiH, especially in the context of the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights, which ruled that the Dayton Peace Agreement, and especially the Constitution of BiH, is anti-civilizational and discriminatory.

And despite this fact, numerous European bureaucrats still publicly and without any reservation advocate for exactly such solutions and tell the citizens of BiH that the Constitution of BiH is a necessary basis for the future functioning of the state of BiH. And how, to what extent, and whether the Dayton BiH functions at all, is superfluous to elaborate on separately.

The hypocrisy of European policy towards BiH since the EU began to actively deal with BiH has been confirmed by the European Court of Human Rights, and this is the best proof that European law and European policy have nothing in common. European law and European policy towards BiH are in a relationship of mutual exclusivity.

Therefore, the laying of flowers by the EU Delegation in BiH at the Serbian military cemetery in Bratunac should not be surprising, because that cemetery, as well as many others that originated in BiH during the war, is, among other things, a product of European policy towards BiH. Therefore, the act of laying flowers can be considered a tribute by the EU to what it has managed to achieve in BiH.

In the interest of their own future, the citizens of BiH should finally stop idealizing the EU's policy towards BiH, because only European bureaucrats who use BiH and its citizens for their own promotion and career building benefit from idealization, or more precisely, from delusions.

In addition to openly denying the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights in their actions, European bureaucrats, by laying flowers today, also deny numerous judgments of the Hague Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, which determined that the war in BiH in the period 1992-1995 was an international armed conflict, not a civil war.

BiH has no secure and stable future in such an EU, and certainly such an EU has no and should have no future.

If the EU supports what its bureaucrats did today by laying flowers in Bratunac, then it is proof that the EU is returning to its anti-civilizational and anti-humanitarian roots.