SDA Club: Desperate 'salto mortale' of Trojka's stars Magazinović and Ćudić

(Patria) - For a long time, the political scene of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not seen a cheaper, more desperate and more senseless attempt at switching arguments and underestimating the intelligence of citizens than the joint statement of Saša Magazinović and Sabina Ćudić, heads of the SDP and NS Clubs in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the SDA said today.

"Prompted by the initiative of state parliamentarians from SDA and DF to dismiss the Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmedin Konaković and obviously counting on the public's short memory, they ask in their statement the SDA (interestingly, not the DF!) why it did not initiate the dismissal of SNSD ministers instead of Konaković's dismissal!

The two of them ask, instead of giving the public an answer to the question: and why did the Trojka, if it has already broken the political marriage with the SNSD, not initiate the dismissal of ministers from this party in the Council of Ministers?", they ask from the SDA.

In the press release, they add: "The public knows that the SDA has initiated and supported all initiatives for the dismissal of personnel from this most incompetent government in the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which the Trojka is a very 'representative' part, and it will continue to do so in the future.

It is particularly hypocritical that Ćudić and Magazinović raise such questions given that the two of them, like all other Trojka representatives, once saved SNSD Minister Staša Košarac from dismissal. There is a record of the Parliament about this and it will remain to testify that Ćudić, Magazinović and all other Trojka representatives saved the SNSD and its ministers, while the SDA voted for the dismissal."

"Did we, the representatives from the SDA, not just a few days ago, all to the last one, vote again for the dismissal of Minister Nešić, whom the Trojka, according to Konaković's admission, 'pulled through the eye of a needle' at the time of his appointment, and declared him the best minister before and even after his arrest!?

Did we, the SDA representatives, not vote against the appointment of SNSD's Minister of Finance Amidžić, while the Trojka unanimously and enthusiastically supported him, even after handing over the Indirect Taxation Authority to Dodik's SNSD!?

Therefore, it is utterly hypocritical to accuse the SDA and demand that we initiate the dismissal of SNSD personnel, who are the Trojka's choice and to whom the Trojka 'sold itself' for a few chairs, including Konaković's."

"And how is it that just now, when the chair of one of the Trojka's ministers (Konaković) is shaking, Magazinović and Ćudić remembered to protect the interests of the state, the interests of Bosniaks, the interests of citizens and the importance of the EU path onto which the Trojka members led us with the 'changed' Dodik?

As if Dodik was any different back when the party leaders of the Trojka ran to his feet in Bakinci and when they enthusiastically entered into a coalition with him and voted for all his personnel," respond from the SDA.

They conclude: "Now, after two years of 'idyllic' rule, during which Dodik used the Trojka as 'contractors' in achieving his anti-state goals, the Trojka is trying, through cheap spins, to present itself to the public as his greatest opponent, in a hypocritical attempt to save its completely ruined public image.

All of the above most credibly reflects all the tragedy of the Trojka's political unscrupulousness, their epochal political shortsightedness and the mission, disastrous for the state, that the Trojka accepted."