Hadžikadić: Just don't shoot!

(Patria) - While Milorad Dodik leads the game of "splitting" the state, which, for an overture, has the "return" of competencies from state to entity institutions, while the Croatian political component blocks the work of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by conditioning the amendments to the Election Law, which would ensure the presence of HDZ in the Presidency of the state, while political Sarajevo, as it "defends" the existence, sovereignty and integrity of the state, calling for military assistance from "friendly" countries, all of them, the first, second, and third, are robbing us, said Mirsad Hadžikadić, president of the Platform for Progress and member of the Statehood Coalition.

One of the latest examples of legalized money theft is the increase in electricity prices, which is planned to be increased for business entities.

As an indispensable part of the chain, this will be most reflected in the consumer's pocket, through an increase in the prices of final products, which will be inevitable, given the importance of the energy resource in most production activities.

The paradoxical epithet of this story is that these very backward policies take care of their party cadres in public electricity companies, from where they then finance their party and private activities.

The same activities that divide us.

We will all pay for it. The first, the second, and the third. Without resistance. Silently. While we closely follow the development of the situation, the transfer of competencies, the rattling of weapons, and the threat of not holding elections, after the previous ones were not even held.

As a response, we also have our Bosnian phrase: "Just don't shoot."