We are not against the law, but against the policy that imposes it

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We are not against the law, but against the policy that imposes it

Casually sitting in a comfortable armchair and air-conditioned room of the FBiH Government building, the newly appointed and unknown, but as his surname suggests, NEW Federal Prime Minister Novalić has taken on the task of finally breaking with the Titoist past and bringing the disbanded working class into line.

Behind him and his team are years of experience as obedient servants and beneficiaries of the ruling nationalist clique, which seeks to destroy the evil of socialism by honest plunder, a socialism that has deceived the people and instilled in them ideas of certain rights that do not exist in a civilized world order – pensions, healthcare, annual leave, severance pay, the right to a secure job, all worse than the worst. It must be understood that such popular barbarism must be punished, because if it is not done, what kind of image does it send about our ruling caste, that they are the same as their subjects, that they cannot distinguish good from evil, that they are not capitalists? Fortunately, there have been visionaries who have acted nepotistically, corruptly, criminally, and systematically in public, showing that the aristocracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina is looking towards the future and is ready to become part of the modern and cultured world of the enlightened West.

However, it must be admitted and is commendable that our managers of life and death have a vision, connecting East and West. Bosnia and Herzegovina, God willing, will be the first European country to offer cheap, legally disenfranchised labor within Europe.

Only an unjust and dishonest person could consider this not to be good; after all, all these swindlers and pseudo-ideologues who deceive the people with ideas of social justice and the state know well that "one should work as much as one can, and take only what one needs."

Therefore, it is shameful to insist on an eight-hour workday, when the day has 24 hours, to insist on annual leave, when it is evident that two-thirds of the time is spent idly. They say the payroll taxes are high, it's a shame how far they go; surely it is clear that there are people who care for all of us to have bread and water, and we question their God-given rights to have a new Mercedes available to them every month, to have incomes of tens of thousands of marks, to employ their families – because family is also covered by the same divine laws, and many other rights that the band of the disenfranchised tries to question. The situation with pensions is even worse; to demand that someone pay for you while you sit and revel in the fact that you are 60, 70, 80 or more years old is pure blasphemy.

The above would be laughable if it were not true, if this were not truly what those in power think about us and themselves. Such a law destroys a person and has nothing to do with Titoism, as the good-natured capitalist so shrewdly stated. It is time to put an end to crimes against the people; the public is buzzing with talk of genocide and war, but I tell you, open your eyes, genocide is happening now, at this very moment, and we will all be destroyed. Various loan sharks, bankers, and retarded politicians are leading us into slavery and taking our homeland while we, with bowed heads, look at the ground. Gentlemen, freedom is won, no one will give it to us.

I will conclude in the spirit of the times from which I come: "Cursed be the traitor of his homeland."

Death to fascism, freedom to the people.

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