There is too much pressure from the Croatian side for Bosnian stubbornness to yield

In the latest attacks from neighboring Croatia, after the arrest of General Matuzović, messages full of threats and blackmail were uncontrolled. But, the only conciliatory tone from both sides was that Croatia will help us on the path to Europe. 

How many BH companies were plundered in neighboring Croatia and their assets were never returned to their owners in Bosnia and Herzegovina? How much state property was given away for free to Croatian companies here in BiH? This was done thanks to some Bosniak "flowers" who understood that they could earn the most by selling the country. Thus, entire Bosniak seaside resorts were created near Crikvenica and on Pelješac.

Only the harsh and brutal policy here could have allowed Energopetrol to be recapitalized by INA, a company owned by the neighboring country. It would later turn out that more money was given to INA in that transaction than INA paid to take over Energopetrol.

Only incompetent and corrupt Bosniak policy could sell a state-owned company without the state of BiH ever coming into possession of Energoinvest's - Energopetrol's gas stations in Croatia, which belong to it in the passive balance sheet. After the Succession Agreement, former Yugoslav republics returned assets worth over a billion KM that they had in this country. BiH has returned almost nothing from these countries. And it had the most assets in the Republic of Croatia. 

After the war, a retail chain from Zagreb bought several dozen business premises in Sarajevo for one mark, while it is still impossible to reclaim numerous resorts and hotels on the Croatian coast, which are owned by the state of BiH.

Of course, BiH's property is also treated brutally and like highway robbery in Serbia, but Croatia is supposedly leading us to Europe. If we had decent politicians, we would not have such problems today with the open plunder of state property. Corrupt or incompetent politicians are doing the same job, it's just a matter of efficiency in destroying this country.  

The JANAF oil pipeline was almost stolen from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and its value is enormous. Luka Šibenik was owned by the Bosnian Šipad. Nothing has been resolved, and for more than two decades, BiH's property has been used for free in these highway robbery dealings.  

We even hear threats that Croatia will reconsider whether to lead us to Europe. How do they intend to do that? It doesn't go well with the obvious segregation and every other kind of discrimination against Bosniaks in Mostar and Stolac. Prohibiting elections for two electoral cycles for one city doesn't go hand in hand with someone who has joined the democratic European family. Threatening, blackmailing, treating someone else's property as one's own, that's not part of the European legal acquis.   

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković threatened that Croatia would prosecute members of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the beginning of the Croatian Homeland War, he was a student, so he doesn't know that about twenty thousand Bosniaks in the HV defended the Republic of Croatia, and that 1,180 of them died.  During the first brutal ethnic cleansing of Bosniaks in BiH by the HVO, Plenković was just starting his career in Brussels. Therefore, he cannot know anything about the essence of the threats towards the neighboring country, to which he openly joins. All this is done to change the verdict of Prlić and others through pressure.         

In these pressures and open blackmail, they are trying to humiliate BiH and Bosniaks. That will not happen. The current Croatian regime must forget that Bosniaks will ever be the "flowers" of the Croatian people. Nor will Bosniaks allow them to treat Bosnia and Herzegovina as a flower shop ever again. Sobriety is the only word that can explain what Bosniaks feel after the humiliation from Zagreb.

This is too much pressure from the Croatian side for Bosnian stubbornness to yield.