Mijatović's wishes for ten political parties: Generational change and cleansing

(Patria) - Vice-president of SDP BiH Vojin Mijatović sent an interesting New Year's greeting to political parties with a wish for them all to become better. He chose the top ten parties by election results. For all of them, he wished for a generational change, more young and new people, more cleansing from "eternal beneficiaries and party parasites, and ideological charlatans".

"For SDA, I sincerely wish that they elect Denis Zvizdić as president, then they will be an acceptable partner for everyone! For SNSD, I wish that they get rid of the political garbage they have dragged in for years and return to their original policy of social democracy and strengthening of the state of BiH. For SDP, I wish that they get rid of fake social democrats within their ranks, and then we will become the strongest party in BiH. For HDZ, I wish that they get rid of Zagreb and start building BiH, as it is very much needed for a better life for all of us. For SDS, I wish that they finally elect a president from Banja Luka, it was long overdue. For PDP, I wish that they elect Draško Stanivuković as president, that they get rid of the obsessions about Draža Mihajlović and become a strong development factor in BiH. For NIP, I wish that they continue to grow, they are doing excellently for now, but that they don't turn into SDA, we already have one with Bakir and Seka, that's enough. For DNS, I wish that they consolidate and understand that you cannot wake up in the morning and say, look, we are the opposition and no longer the regime, there is still time, although not much. For SBB, I wish that they quickly come to their senses, because sometimes you are on the right track today... and that Fahrudin Radončić takes over the leadership of the party again, because it has been shown in these elections that it cannot be done without him. For SP, I wish that they sweep away those who got everything from them and thought they could achieve something through betrayal."

No matter how many differences exist, I am convinced that together we can build a better country and a better life for our citizens. We do not need prompting from Belgrade, Zagreb, or Ankara; we can do it together if we truly want to," Mijatović wished.