How Many Muslims in Bosnia Must Disappear for Milanović and Kolinda to Be Happy?

A. Čorbo-Zećo

The attitude of political representatives from neighboring countries towards Bosnia and Herzegovina is incomprehensible, especially now during the presidential elections in Croatia. A colleague best dissected the situation by writing in one sentence a review of the debate between Kolinda Grabar Kitarović and Zoran Milanović - Kolinda's advisor Tomislav Madžar, who publicly glorifies the UZP and the criminal Slobodan Praljak, attacked presidential candidate Zoran Milanović, who, like Kolinda, has a problem with alleged Islamic radicals in Bosnia. I wouldn't add anything more to that.

Neither would I, except that the story irritates us to the conclusion – that they are all the same, and their intentions towards Bosnia and Herzegovina are dishonorable and bad.

With completely inaccurate and false information, the still current president Kolinda disturbed the public of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the world, and the French President Emmanuel Macron deliberately fell for her story.

However, those who were not sufficiently familiar with Milanović's track record were surprised by his answer to the question - Do jihadists in Bosnia represent a threat to Croatia?

"They represent a threat to everyone, but the question is how much they will act. I believe that SOA is still doing its job in cooperation with other agencies. Jihadists in Bosnia are a reality, it is a country with many Muslims, they go to Iraq and Syria to fight and return indoctrinated," said Milanović.

The question of the day for Milanović from neighboring Croatia was also posed by former Reis Mustafa Cerić.

"How many Muslims in Bosnia are acceptable to you Croats in Croatia? How many, Milanović, is 'many Muslims' in Bosnia? And how many, in your opinion, Milanović, should be 'few' or 'none' Muslims in Bosnia? How many more Muslims in Bosnia need to be killed in genocide so that you, Milanović, can be at peace in Croatia?

How many need to be Croatized and Christianized?

How many need to be re-educated in camps like China does with the Uyghurs?

Come on, please Milanović, tell us how many more of us Muslims in Bosnia need to disappear in genocide so that you in Croatia, together with Kolinda, can be happy?

Your happiness to be at the top of Greater Croatia by scaring and defending Europe from 'many Muslims' in Bosnia is more important to us than our happiness that we have you as a neighbor, who, like an Indian tea seller, knows everything India needs except how to make a proper Indian tea.

So you, Milanović, know everything Croatia needs regarding Bosnia except how to do what will save Croatia from the depression of young Croats who are increasingly leaving Croatia because there are 'many Muslims' in Bosnia, while in Germany, France, Italy and England there are 'few' Muslims so they can create 'Herceg-Bosna' there, pardon 'Joint Criminal Enterprise'!
Because, wherever they are, Croats are a constituent people and therefore must be equal, otherwise it means that in that country there are 'many Muslims'. However, there is one mishap for you, Milanović, you are not the creators of the cliché that there are 'many Muslims' in Bosnia. Others have taken that honor from you. I'm sorry about that, but, for your happiness, you have a successful remedial exam! This statement of yours erases all previous statements and climbs to the top of Croatian genius in relation to Bosnia with 'many Muslims' in it!

Congratulations on this trophy! Milanović, you are the winner! As soon as you ascend to the throne of Greater Croatia, let us know how many of us Muslims need to disappear in Bosnia! Good luck, god, Milanović!" wrote Cerić.

In all this, the lack of action by Bosnian officials is certainly concerning, as they hardly react to Grabar-Kitarović's statements, and now with Milanović they are evidently still on vacation.

Admittedly, empty statements lose their meaning. No one has yet thought, for example, to possibly organize a meeting under the auspices of the US and international factors to analyze the implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement and finally determine in which segments it is not respected or is violated.

It is necessary to clearly and loudly call on the leaders of neighboring countries to finally abandon great-state policies and pretensions towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and, based on the fundamental values of good neighborly relations, begin to recognize Bosnia and Herzegovina as an equal and sovereign neighboring state.

There have been so many low blows from Croatia towards Bosnia and Herzegovina that even subsequent statements claiming it was a misinterpretation or a slip of the tongue no longer make sense. What they mention is merely Croatia's foreign policy, which continues with the aim of belittling Bosnia and Herzegovina before Europe.