Let Bakir and Mile shut up, Izetbegović was not elected to go to London to complain about Dodik

Coordinator of the coalition „Prvi mart“ Emir Suljagić with great sorrow, but also with one disappointment, awaits tomorrow's July 11 when a funeral prayer for 175 victims of the 1995 genocide in Srebrenica will be held in Potočari, reports the Patria news agency.

- The funeral prayer in Srebrenica does not only affect us who are from this region and who survived the hell. I want to believe that what happens on July 11 every year affects and hurts every citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina and that everyone living in this country sympathizes with the people who will bury someone there tomorrow – Suljagić said.

Asked what emotions he experiences every July 11, Suljagić was silent for about ten seconds, then concluded that there is no simple answer to that question.

- A lot of things are „breaking in the head“. From personal experience, I know that what those people will go through tomorrow is as if their loved ones are being killed a second time. What would be truly good is for one funeral prayer to pass without political bickering over the funeral prayer – Suljagić emphasized.

And then he very sharply criticized Bakir Izetbegović, the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Milorad Dodik, the President of Republika Srpska.

- It would be good if both Bakir Izetbegović and Milorad Dodik shut up on this topic. 175 people will be buried tomorrow, and if they have nothing sensible to say, at least it would be decent for both of them to be silent. One goes to London to complain that Mile is bothering him, and the other has nothing else to say except that Bosnia and Herzegovina is unsustainable – Suljagić said.

He further emphasized that Dodik should answer to the people how many jobs he has lost from 2010 until today, and Izetbegović should do what the people elected him for, and they certainly did not elect him to go to London to complain to foreigners that Dodik is bothering him.

- The decision of the Organizing Committee that there will be no political speeches is very good. I must admit that I would like our politicians not to show up tomorrow in big Audis with entourages and sirens, not to honk around, that would be very good. I know it's too much to ask them to come there as people, but if they could once do it – come, be silent, and go home to cry, like everyone else. But, I know that's impossible. They will come with honking, sirens... and then people wonder why politics is a hated profession. Well, it is because it is done by people who should not be doing it. And for that, one should go to school – added Suljagić.

Novak Đukić, a wartime commander of the Army of Republika Srpska, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the war crime at the Tuzla Gate, left Bosnia and Herzegovina for treatment in Belgrade. He is now unavailable to the judiciary, and the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not impose any security measures on him.

- That is a disaster. That is Bosnia and Herzegovina and what happens. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, no one does their job, and everyone has pretensions to do someone else's. And no one is educated for the job they do, and then Novak Đukić happens. There is no chance that the man will return, so why would he return. He didn't kill to lie in prison but to have a Serbian state. Someone in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina must lose their job. The President of the Court must do her job, I don't know what the powers of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council are, but someone must lose their job. Releasing convicted war criminals without any security measures, my people, that doesn't happen anywhere – added Suljagić.