War criminal from Prijedor threatens Bosniaks, draws targets on heads of Duraković and Musić

(Patria) - Aleksandar Knjeginjić, a convicted war criminal from Prijedor, became widely known a few weeks ago when he publicly requested that the marking of the Day of White Ribbons be banned.

Knjeginjić continued with warmongering posts on social media, with the latest ones including threats directed at the Vice President of Republika Srpska, Ćamil Duraković, and his advisor, Sudbin Musić.

After describing the confrontation between Omer-pasha Latas and the Bosnian nobility in a lengthy post, Knjeginjić described the torture suffered by Ali-pasha Rizvanbegović.

"This is how all today's balije who want to become new Bosnian beys and agas, and have Serbs serve them coffee and rahatlokum on their colorful divans, should be seated on a blind and mangy nag.

As well as all those who do not care about any common life in the dying state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but constantly push the narrative of the Serbian genocide in Srebrenica and, incidentally, every time like whores mention that genocide also occurred in Prijedor.

And when we seat them on blind and mangy nags, the halter will be held by the Vice President of Republika Srpska, Ćamil Duraković, and his advisor Sudbin Musić will be the town crier, the same one who threatens me with a criminal complaint. The two of them are not good for anything else anyway," Knjeginjić wrote on Facebook on July 12th.

Although he directly addressed Duraković and Musić in his post, there is no doubt that Knjeginjić was actually referring to the Bosniak people in general, as can be concluded from the first few sentences.

Sudbin Musić, who was directly named, reacted to his shameful threats.

"This guy is on a mission. And I know from which circles. He probably thinks he will scare me. But, that's beside the point. The day after tomorrow is the anniversary of the destruction of Čarakovo and Zecovi.

It is regrettable that none of the Bosniaks from Prijedor, nor Bosniak political and NGO representatives, stand up in our defense. Neither in Prijedor nor beyond.

The media attack by a prosecuted war criminal means absolutely nothing to me. There is no further... The guy is calling for genocide," Musić wrote on his Facebook profile.