Išerić to Schmidt: If you go to Strasbourg, don't come back to Bosnia

By Enver Išerić

Terrible are the information and facts presented to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina by the media, concerning the High Representative's activities related to the Kovačević verdict. It is simply unbelievable that the media reports that „High Representative Christian Schmidt is traveling to London this week where, with lawyers from the Blackstone law firm, he is expected to discuss the details of overturning the Kovačević verdict before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. As reported by Istraga, to cover his tracks, Schmidt is traveling to London via Zagreb. After that, upon his return to Bosnia and Herzegovina, the High Representative is expected to meet with HDZ BiH officials. The meetings are expected to take place in Čapljina.

With these completely (un)thoughtful activities, Schmidt, instead of ensuring peace and advocating for human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is his obligation, is doing the exact opposite.

He is endangering human rights, advocating for the survival and deepening of discrimination, segregation, and the fascization of our society. Therefore, the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina who are fighting for its sovereignty and territorial integrity and for the equal rights of all its citizens must send a very clear message to Schmidt: We do not need such a High Representative. We are better off without him. We do not need international organizations or their "High Representatives" with low motives and low morals who are leading our country to ruin.

Whatever the High Representative does or has done, we assure him that we will not allow the realization of the plans in which he is participating. And we all know about those plans. And it is no wonder, looking from this perspective, why he has not acted against the deniers of genocide, the destroyers of the constitutional order, and the lawmakers who are contrary to the decisions of the High Representative and the decisions of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We can justifiably suspect that this is all part of an agreed-upon "attack and defense" strategy to gain support and sympathy from Bosniaks and others who love their homeland, Bosnia, and in that charade, to deliver a decisive blow to our country by committing a fierce foul, i.e., a penalty.

Well, if he makes that move and goes, as he intends, before the European Court of Human Rights, the only logical move is for Schmidt to receive a "red card." And that means not allowing him to return to our country under any circumstances. Let whatever must be, be. Bosnia must one day be freed from High Representatives and low scoundrels, from fascism and nationalism, from advocates of its divisions and new genocidal crimes, and from traitors and corrupt politicians.