Pivić sharply criticized Nikšić's Facebook status written in tavern language

(Patria) - Member of the Federal Parliament Nezir Pivić (SDA) criticized the Facebook post by Federal Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić today, who announced he would go to a meeting with the leader of RS and SNSD Milorad Dodik in Istočno Sarajevo, stating that dialogue has no alternative.

"The post by the imposed Prime Minister of the Federation on the social network Facebook, in which he addresses elementary political and social issues of Bosniaks in an ironic and inappropriate manner, is the best indicator of the attitude and policy that accepted the Law on Residence, by which returnees to the RS entity have been politically marginalized and deprived of basic rights.

A policy that handed over the security sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Dodik and agreed to hand over the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Čović and Dodik.

A policy that brought the former advisor to the president of the RS entity and a minister in the RS Government to be a minister in the imposed government.

Ultimately, a policy that is ready to hand over matters important to the state to Dodik and Čović.

Nikšić, a multiple loser of all elections in which he appeared as a candidate, did not gather enough votes for even a compensatory mandate in the last General Elections. Thus, citizens sent him a clear message about what they think of him and his policies.

With the post in question, in which he uses tavern language unworthy of public space, he best shows what he thinks and how much he cares about the people, the state, and the position to which he was imposed.

The fact that the imposed Government exclusively deals with appointments, public enterprises, and fulfilling Dragan Čović's wishes also testifies to the interests of the imposed Prime Minister.

The post also says a lot about a man who did not have enough personal integrity and empathy for the people he represents to stand up and leave a meeting where Dodik cursed genocide.

The High Representative suspended the constitutional order of the Federation for one day, deprived Bosniaks of their political rights to participate in government and make decisions on issues important to Bosniaks.

In return, the High Representative imposed a prime minister on Bosniaks who is there to fulfill the wishes of Dodik and Čović," Pivić stated.