Camp 10 meters above the Miljacka: 'Poslovnost' in the grip of the mafia!

By Rasim BELKO

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Laws are cobwebs through which big flies pass, and in which small ones get caught.

                                                                                             Honoré de Balzac

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There are few places on planet Earth where Balzac's saying becomes a rule, as is the case in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A seemingly free and democratic country, yet it is anything but an organized system.

And this disorganization most harms ordinary people, in the words of the former system - the working class. This class was first dragged down to the level of poverty, and if there is any company where people live on their salaries, it becomes a target for the tentacles of the mafia octopus in the hands of the regime.

The workers of the Poslovnost Agency are experiencing hell today, as well as in previous days and weeks, created by a disorganized country of mafiosi.

People in this country went to and from work under sniper fire throughout the war. They certainly did not feel as humiliated as the workers of Poslovnost feel.

Up and down the ladder. That's how one gets to and from work. At least those who can. For others, work becomes a kind of imprisonment. A modern concentration camp, controlled by security guards of some agency. On the orders of some regime thug.

The author of these lines has witnessed the whole story himself. Several female workers, including persons with disabilities, tried to leave the company. But they couldn't get far. Security guards blocked them and sent them back. They don't even allow food to be brought into the company. Everything must go through the ladder.

The Poslovnost Agency is literally at a height of 10 meters, a castle in the air, neither here nor there.

Between law and lawlessness. In the gap between their own interests and the interests of privileged mafia structures and politics. Laws, instead of protecting them, become a burden.

When asked by police officers we found near the building where the workers were held captive, "why are you allowing someone to be held captive?", we provoked one of them, he approached a security guard and asked "can they leave?" and received the answer "No!".

The policeman asked, "Why, you're not letting them?", and the security guard's answer was "It's not me, I was ordered to.".

That's where it all stopped, the policeman went to his colleague, used the radio, but then called his boss on his mobile phone. There was no reinforcement, time passed, the workers remained in custody.

And as I was writing this, the workers were still in custody.

This example alone, and there have been various others, exposes the kind of society and country we live in.

In fact, this is not a country. This is a mafia oasis, behind its flag, institutions, anthem, hide mafiosi. Political cartels, who imagine themselves to be gods and that anything is permitted to them.

Therefore, I would ask the leader of SDA, Bakir Izetbegović, who publicly lies that he knows how the people live, does he know about the hell that the workers of the Poslovnost Agency are going through?

Does he know that officials of his most important municipality have tampered with the cadastre and invented cadastral plots? Obviously helping those who want to drive Poslovnost away.

Does the SDA president know that inspections are giving wrong findings on the ground, in the area of the most important municipality of all municipalities? Is Izetbegović informed that no one is executing the court's "urgent measure"? He knows, but pretends to be ignorant, because that's how he's used to it.

Just as they pretend to be ignorant in the judicial-police organization, while in the center of the capital, someone is holding about 80 people captive.

That is the current society of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The example of Poslovnost is the best picture of the society and country that has been created for us for 30 years.

But, they are not to blame. We are to blame, the workers and citizens of this country, for bowing our heads for 30 years to the scum gathered in a few interest centers.

Only tectonic socio-political upheavals can drive away the riff-raff that is destroying every cell of life. And for that to happen, the citizens and peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina must raise their heads, look in the mirror, and say ENOUGH!

And not listen to paid intellectuals and analysts, who say that the street is not a place where we can get rid of the beast that has been killing and expelling us for the third decade, more and worse than the war.

And the thought of people in the street strikes fear into the regime's bones. Nothing and no one will stop them but the people.

It is time to wake up. It is time to show that we will not be flies for whom the law applies, while those who do not fear the law break our backs!

Because, the only difference between Keraterm and Trnopolje compared to the "Poslovnost" camp is one - the creators of the "Poslovnost" camp are much worse.

And we all know how camps are liberated. From within. Enough said for the wise. And for the fool too!