When Lies Become Official Necessity: "False Flag" the Balkan Way

By: Sead Omeragić

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Brutal propaganda campaigns against BiH continue. "False flag" (operation under a false flag) is the term for all covert operations, such as terrorist attacks, assassinations and sabotage carried out by one side to blame another. That there is another type of "false flag" we learned these days. On Sarajevo portals, a photo of the BiH flag appeared, which someone
carried at the farewell of the killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. 

The alleged authenticity of the photo of the BiH flag at the farewell of the Iranian general was confirmed for a Sarajevo portal by Iranian journalist Meisam Mirhadi. More precisely, he only confirmed that the BiH flag flew at Soleimani's farewell in Tehran. He said that the BiH flag was carried by a man whose mother is Bosnian, and who has lived in Iran since the aggression against BiH. The problem with the offered photo on that portal and those who downloaded that photo is that it is obviously inauthentic. The BiH flag is primitively superimposed on some gathering where we see a crowd of people and numerous Iranian flags. How can something superimposed be claimed to be authentic?

How is it possible that a claim about a photo lacks the photo? We watched the farewell in Tehran. The mass of people is in constant motion, gesticulating, raging, with grimaces on their faces. More than 50 dead and 200 injured in the crowd during the funeral in Soleimani's hometown. In the photo served to us, cold standing still, as if at some ceremonial gathering. So, who needed that
photo and why, that they even resorted to primitive montage? Too many constructions revolve around BiH. Lies in combination can produce an even bigger lie. If a larger institution in BiH dealt with these lies, it would not be able to expose them all.

Hasan Hajdar Diab, a journalist for Večernji list, spoke up, bringing to light his alleged conversation with General Qassem Soleimani, in which the Iranian general told him that he was in BiH in 1992 and 1993. Among the numerous lies published by this journalist, such as the one that Bosniaks declared war on Croats in BiH, this time he served us current statements of a dead man.

Hasan Diab, who appears to most of the public in BiH as someone who can hardly wait to terroristically blacken Bosnia and Herzegovina, did not remember General Soleimani, practically, by importance, the second man of Iran, before. Until his death, he did not cross his mind. Hasan Diab wrote numerous texts for "Večernji list" about alleged wartime ties between Iran and BiH within his writer's terrorist constructions. How is it possible that he never remembered the conversation with Soleimani, whom many world media today call the main Iranian terrorist?

Does Hasan Diab have any additional or more acceptable witness than a dead man? There is no doubt that Iran helped BiH in its most difficult years. The question is what do these spiritually miserable propagandists want to make of that today? On the topic of Soleimani, Tomislav Tomo Kovač, accused of the crime of genocide in Srebrenica, also spoke up. The indictment against him has been confirmed. The problem is that he
still "hides" in Serbia. And when criminals hide in Serbia, they are most often guests on TV. Thus, Kovač is a frequent guest on TV Happy. Journalist Milomir Marić announced him on that TV on January 10 as a man who met General Soleimani during the war somewhere in Ilidža. According to Tomo Kovač's initial ramblings, he even arrested Soleimani. But it soon turned out through a short conversation that
Tomo Kovač had only seen this Iranian on TV. And that these days. And that his goal was to present himself like other war criminals – as a fighter against terrorism.

What the anti-terrorism of war criminals looked like, we saw during the exhumation of more than two thousand mass graves with Bosniaks and Croats. Who will speak up for the next lie on this topic?
Bosnia and Herzegovina is obviously facing the worst propaganda and brutal lies. Like never before.