How the Premier Calculated That His Pain Costs 300 KM#Fadileodgovori

So far we have learned that the Government of the Federation of BiH, led by Prime Minister Fadil Novalić (SDA), works in secrecy, urgently, and by phone from various mountain destinations, holds sessions on Sundays for appointments in public enterprises. We have also learned that it does not respond to journalists' inquiries for two months, sends messages about painful reforms, but which, judging by everything, will only affect ordinary citizens, workers, pensioners, the born, and even the unborn children.

And when you think it cannot get any worse, that we have hit rock bottom, a new slap in the face for BiH citizens. While Novalić, in that "statesmanlike" manner and as he likes to boast, "a man coming from the real sector," repeats that 420 KM minimum wage is socially dangerous and hinders economic growth, the Official Gazette publishes that the FBiH Government has enabled its members and their advisors to increase allowances from one KM to 250 KM or 300 KM!?

But we won't be petty now, will we!!!

And while pensioners celebrate that their meager monthly pittance will not be reduced, having fallen for the spun story, just so they wouldn't start talking about increases, and while Novalić peers into their shopping baskets and assesses what is a luxury item, in the meantime SDA-HDZ and SBB are increasing their own standard with their decisions. Well, if not for themselves, then for whom, after all, they are the ones implementing painful reforms...

Painful, as painful as it gets. So painful that they had to add another 300 KM to themselves, presumably for the emotional pain.

Veterans, war invalids, pensioners rummage through dumpsters, young people flee the country, workers survive and in their meager existence no longer even pay attention to the thieving decisions of the authorities. They only pray to be granted at least health insurance.

But everything comes to an end. Because, on the day when everything comes due, the pain will become even more painful...

And the non-governmental sector has fallen silent. Only a few individuals speak out a bit louder, and their voice is heard like a whisper in the few media outlets that are still on the side of the people, not the ruling elites. And the people, the people know best.

The government is negotiating a new debt of one billion marks. That means they will indebt even the unborn children. At least they won't have to worry about taking out loans when they grow up, as they will already be repaying someone else's.

More painful than that realization is the act of rubbing salt into the wounds of citizens. Or rather, not just a finger, but entire fists. But the authorities must know that when citizens come to their senses from yet another knockout blow by the FBiH Government, it won't be #fadileforgive but #fadileanswer. Who will the prime minister then blame for bringing him down?

So, Fadil, stop the anti-state policy and the act of rubbing salt into the wounds of all citizens. Government, recognize your "mistake," start working more transparently, because the public must know everything, and nothing can be hidden.

Whether the "emotional pain" of ministers and their advisors due to separation from their homeland and families costs more than one mark and is part of the painful reforms, only the Government knows, and now we must wait for the reaction of the International Community... The IMF will certainly seek explanations, and perhaps then Fadil will realize he was wrong.

No one knows how long the insolence and immorality of the authorities will be tolerated, but the economic situation has never been worse. But who knows, maybe when BH Telecom and FDS are sold, things will get better.

Only those who implement painful reforms but do not feel the pain are certain. Fadil, remember the folk saying: "They have no shame, and they are not afraid of shit!"