Jurković: Dragan Čović is the greatest enemy of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Croatian people, but no one rules forever!

(Patria) - Sandro Jurković, a delegate of the Croatian National Assembly representing Humska ujedinjena mladost (HUM), a party from Čapljina, sharply criticized Dragan Čović, the president of the Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Croatian National Assembly Association.

Jurković spoke harshly yesterday at the 12th session of the Croatian National Assembly. So harshly that Čović eventually turned off his microphone!

"A ridiculous declaration, shows and lies about the desire to join the European Union, and how they have stayed in power all these years! To the face and 'mustache' of COMRADE Dragan (Čović, president of HDZ BiH and the Croatian National Assembly), the greatest enemy of my people and the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina in general! But no one rules forever, and neither will he (they). This people survived the Austro-Hungarians, the Turks, the Venetians, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, and even communism... They will survive this too!", Jurković wrote on his Facebook page.

He had also criticized the 12th session and its president earlier.

He stated that it was a "farce and circus of Dragan Čović", that delegates did not know what they were voting on, and that he was called several times before the session to confirm his attendance...

"No one had the opportunity to study it or propose amendments or changes to it... although it is certainly pointless to propose amendments or changes to decisions from the Croatian National Assembly because they are not legally binding on anyone!", he stated.

He wrote that no one, led by Čović, counted the present delegates, established a quorum, "or by what ratio the decisions were 'adopted'".

"Although at the very beginning, during my second appearance at the podium, I pointed out to comrade Dragan that his way of running this session was absurd, as well as his explanations that something was 'adopted', he still continued in his own way.

This is not how even a meeting of a local community with fewer than 30 residents is run, let alone the session of the Croatian National Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina!", wrote Jurković.