Kapidžić clarifies: I am acting responsibly toward the interests of BiH, there is a construction in which I am an obstacle, just follow the moves

(Patria) - SDA representative in the Assembly of the Sarajevo Canton and member of the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments Faruk Kapidžić spoke out after media reports that he had resigned from the position of commission member and clarified what he actually requested from the Presidency of BiH.

"So, I did not resign from the position of member of the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as reported by the Troika's media executors, presumably hoping to get a reward from their handlers.

What I did do is submit a request for dismissal to the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The difference between a resignation and a request for dismissal is enormous.

If I were to resign, it is questionable whether, due to possible obstruction by a member of the BiH Presidency from the RS entity, a new member would ever be appointed. If not, that would mean the end of the Commission. By requesting dismissal, well-intentioned members of the BiH Presidency are given the opportunity to simultaneously, with one vote, appoint my successor along with my dismissal, allowing the Commission to continue functioning. This move of mine is the only correct and responsible one toward the interests of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina," states Kapidžić.

He said that he also informed the Office for the Fight against Corruption of the Sarajevo Canton about the request for dismissal submitted to the BiH Presidency, which, according to Kapidžić, fulfilling political orders, found that he was allegedly in a conflict of interest.

"It did not surprise me that within about ten minutes that information from the Office was forwarded to the 'competent media' and to several other addresses very well known to me. Nor did the deliberate deception that I 'submitted my resignation' surprise me.

In fact, nothing surprises me. It does not surprise me that, according to the directives of the Declaration of the All-Serbian Assembly, politics from the RS wants to remove me from the Commission. Nor am I surprised that, for their own reasons (are they only those?) concerning the political-construction lobby and construction in Sarajevo, the criminal part of the Troika has also joined the action. Least of all am I surprised that an equal number of media reports in which I was attacked with lies and deceptions were published in the media in the RS and in part of the Sarajevo media, some of which are on the Troika's payroll.

So, nothing surprises me, because I know what this is about. So that none of this would surprise you, I invite you to consider what motives and what interest could thus unite the implementers of the Declaration of the All-Serbian Assembly and parts of the Sarajevo Troika, along with their associated media outlets.

So that you would not be completely surprised, follow the processes currently underway: decisions on urban and regulatory plans, decisions of the Sarajevo City Assembly, decisions of the newly elected authorities in the Novo Sarajevo Municipality, processes that will follow after the arrest of a minister in the Sarajevo Canton, the names of persons interested in construction and the attacks of the Troika's portals and televisions that are clearing the way for the realization of everything. The entire construction is more or less closed, it is precisely known what everyone's task is. Only a few positions remain that need to be preserved (the City of Sarajevo) or completely brought under control (the cantonal ministry) to 'legalize' the entire plan with their decisions. They need secure and obedient people at all levels. They need people for urbicide in the Canton and for the distribution of National Monuments in the state. They would even concrete over parks, asphalt them, build on them... They would also divide, cut up, appropriate stećci...", stated Kapidžić.