Hadžikadić: Woe to the people whose opposition is worse than the government

(Patria) - As part of the orchestra working on the destruction of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Croatian National Assembly (HNS) has surfaced with its latest solo piece - conditioning the change of the Election Law, states Mirsad Hadžikadić, president of the Platform for Progress and a member of the Coalition State, in a statement.

"This move confirmed the previously known course of the Croatian political corpus and unequivocal partnership with Milorad Dodik. Also, this move denied the forced 'thawing' of relations in the Federation of BiH. In his characteristic manner, Dragan Čović says one thing and does another. When he speaks, he says very little, but he is more concrete in his (in)actions.

The role of narrator was taken over by Ilija Cvitanović, president of the HDZ 1990, who in recent days has been much more concrete in words and who, on behalf of the HNS, threatened that if the demands of the Croatian side are not met, a strong reaction will follow.

The obvious fact is that, following the example of Serbian nationalism, Croatian nationalism is also flourishing, in which the opposition has a competitive spirit to be 'more Catholic than the Pope' and to express a more radical stance compared to the current 'leader' at the table of access to the state ATM.

The 'opposition' has realized that nationalism pays off. Woe to the people, whose opposition is worse than the government," notes Hadžikadić.