We are shedding tears again!

When HDZ minister Vedran Škobić from Mostar blocks the path of Football Club Željezničar towards stable waters and a return to its old ways, apart from the media, there is no adequate reaction from either the authorities or the opposition.

The powerful SDP and NiP members, who love to be photographed at Grbavica, remain silent. Everyone else is silent too. Because the two largest football clubs have long been left to the mercy of Serb-Croat sports interests through political channels, and sport, especially football, is inseparable from the social and political life of any society.

Željo will suffer, as will the man who came from across the ocean to help him. But, as with everything, it's a case of 'the wolf ate the lamb' in less than three days.

The situation with Željezničar is an exemplary case of all other situations, because if they don't allow us to play football and rejoice in successes, why would anyone in this patriotic segment of BiH society expect things to be different where the interests of secessionism and sovereignty clash?

Moreover, I am truly tired of repeating that the biggest culprits are our politicians whom we call gentlemen, prime ministers, ministers, presidents. Due to the code of conduct, I will skip how they should be called. They were, are, and will be the biggest culprits for everything, because their decisions and political moves are the crutch of secessionists, the key support, I would say.

But let's get back to us, because only then will we understand the incorrectness of the sentence 'everything is politics'. It is partly true, but to a greater extent it is an excuse for not working, for carelessly squandering responsibility, and so on.

And I will give just one example, which exposes the sincerity of all those who wrap themselves in lily flags, run marathons to get tickets for matches of a country for which they are not willing to move an inch, let alone give their lives like their ancestors.

Not so long ago, with some close people, I was arranging a campaign to promote the narrative of a unitary Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is one of my goals, as well as the goals of many people I know. We agreed on the initial steps but did not take them, because for that one must stand up and, more importantly, be oneself, be ready for sacrifice. Imposing the narrative of unity does not mean conformist hiding behind groups, but stepping forward with a clear stance that all successful states are unitary. And that's the point, there's no need to discuss what ethnic Serbs or Croats want in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We will talk to them when we discuss what ethnic Bosniaks or those who do not declare themselves as such, but claim to love this country, want!

The fact that in Sarajevo, on the Miljacka river today, you cannot find three people who will publicly come forward with the aim of discussing and accepting the stance on the need for a unitary Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a sufficient answer as to why tears are shed in Sarajevo today and yesterday as if it were the mid-nineties. And without a unitary state, there is no Bosnia and Herzegovina, or no Bosniaks in it as a state-forming nation.

Why is that so? There are several quite simple answers. One group of Bosniaks dreams of a Bosniak nation and their own piece of 'Bosniakistan', their roots go back to the nineties and they are supported by some radical Islamic circles. The second group consists of those who think they are strong (they or their party) and have lost all battles from Dayton to today. The third group are these fake political specimens, who, if they didn't have an ID card, wouldn't even have a sense of self. The fourth group is the smallest, but not insignificant, because it follows the path of hedonism, thus becoming one of the key levers on the axis that is breaking up the state!

And for 24 hours now, everything has been burning because the problem is some Bosniak. Or Amidžić. Ivica and Srđan. The mentioned duo yesterday dismantled every illusion of the aforementioned four groups that they are a factor in the political life of Bosnia and Herzegovina, let alone a significant factor. Moreover, I am not only referring to the notorious Trojka project, but to all those who passively observe and allow the state to collapse in order to secure entry into power on that wave and continue with almost the same matrix. Only the nuances are different!

The fact that the state government (Council of Ministers) made some decision was as important to Ivica and Srđan as the state itself is to them. They seized the border, showed what the entire Sarajevo political spectrum lacks, and proved the theory that the celebration on the Miljacka due to Milorad Dodik's departure was a wave of 'k for ears'. Because both Dragan Čović and Dodik have prepared and courageous individuals in their political corps, who are also educationally equipped, and they are breaking the remaining part of our state's spine.

And we, in Sarajevo as the personification of pro-Bosnian politics, will once again shed tears over the bullying of separatists and heirs of the policy of genocide and the UZP, and upon hearing the word 'unitary', we will first ask what the Serbs and Croats will say, and only then will we think!

It is up to us and only up to us!