Sarajevo's AfD Sabine Ćudić stops at nothing in the fight for power, therefore it must be banned!

Some stories write themselves, it is enough to tie them into the rut of the identity to which they belong. Because, while I was preparing to write a commentary on a politician at the head of a liberal party prone to anti-civilizational values, Sabina Ćudić decided to help me. It was said long ago that a mother did not scold Mujo for gambling, but for making excuses. But how would Sabina Ćudić know anything about Mujo and those like him, when it is clear that Mujo and everything connected to Mujo disgusts her and the people around her.

Identity, faith, and history are key problems that the occupiers of the political space of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina are struggling with in their own minds and souls. These occupiers differ from Radovan Karadžić and Milorad Dodik only in their weapons and methods, but there is no longer any doubt that their goal is identical.

Sabina Ćudić, a denier of aggression and genocide, is at the head of a project created far outside Bosnia and Herzegovina and made to poison the true multi-ethnic bloodstream of every Bosnian patriot with false values.

Because, for those who have forgotten, let us remind you that in every careless foray into public, the ringleaders and cadres of the Orange Party told us what they were not. They are not Muslims, they are not Bosniaks… and they never told us who they actually are!

Today it is completely superfluous for them to tell us, because it should be clear to everyone that Sabina Ćudić, Edin Forto, and Their party are a political outpost of foreign factors unfriendly to us.

Because, everything they have said about themselves supports this thesis. Sabina Ćudić, for example, used a term identical to Dodik's, as well as the term of figures like Karamatić, for the legitimate flag of the Republic of BiH – "war flag". Because Sabina is bothered by lilies as a symbol of resistance, just as she is bothered by resistance, so at the time of decisions on marking the Day of Sarajevo Canton, she problematized "war as a central theme".

Their party, with president Ćudić at the helm, dislikes the Army of RBiH, and especially dislikes its greatest generals. Because of that party, the permit for General Mehmed Alagić street gathered dust until exhaustion. There are war participants whom Sabina likes, mostly from her party, but here I offer her that I will eat all the grass from the territory liberated by her participants, and that she visits the territory liberated by the late Mehmed Alagić and his soldiers! And it is not my intention to diminish anyone's participation in the defense of BiH!

We must speak the truth, however bitter it may be, for the sake of future generations… "Bijeljina was blocked by Muslims in 1992 under the leadership of SDA. There were barricades made of everything in every street, even trucks and tractors, and armed Muslims at the barricades who controlled everything…"

This is how the then vice-president of Sabina's party in Bijeljina, Dževad Bukvić, spoke in Sabina's rhythm. And that is what defines the anti-Bosnian, and even anti-Muslim, identity of the Orange Party.

However, war topics are not the only anti-Bosnian element of the Naši (Ours) party. To their misfortune, there are those of us who follow them, so as not to be surprised. And knowing them, we were not surprised when Sabina Ćudić, Dragan Mioković, Damir Arnaut, and others started offering the story of consociation as a solution to the Bosnian-Herzegovinian issue.

For the forgetful, I will remind you that both Serbian and Croatian ideologues advocate this thesis, because such an arrangement would be a prerequisite for the final disintegration of our country.

In June 2024, a meeting called "Sarajevo Plenum – Quo vadis Balkan" was held in Sarajevo, and Ćudić also spoke on the panel "On the Constitution and the Need to Change the Constitution in BiH".

"Regarding consociation, I will say that we have roughly divided types – corporate and liberal. We live a very rigid consociation where the defined rights of all ethnic groups are literally secured. My question as a politician and political scientist is whether we can move from rigid to liberal consociation within the existing Constitution. I think it is wrong to advocate for democracy as the rule of the majority. I would like us to move towards liberal democracy and distance ourselves from our divisions and feel a sense of belonging to a system that guarantees rights to everyone."

The fact that she spoke nonsense about the types of consociation shows the hollowness of her political knowledge, but the fact that she advocates for consociation in Bosnia and Herzegovina has made her a new hope for Serbian and Croatian politics, which have replaced armed aggression with political.

For connection, the president of HDZ BiH, Dragan Čović, wrote to international officials in October 2020, stating that BiH is a "post-conflict and deeply divided society", and that is why BiH is "organized as a consociational democracy".

There has long been no doubt about who is who, the only problem is that the patriots of this country are unable to penetrate the depth of the evil of Sarajevo's AfD.

And finally, let's return to the last message that the aggression against BiH, i.e., the war, was a "fight for power" in Sabina Ćudić's vocabulary. Interestingly, in order to curry favor with the electorate, just a few days before uttering the anti-civilizational message, Ćudić described a part of her childhood during the war.

After describing the moment a shell fell, Ćudić says: "My brother was not in the park. He was in the apartment of a beautiful A., a girl he had fallen in love with, who was recovering at home from an earlier injury. He secretly took his mother's book of Šantić's poetry…" Sabina doesn't write who threw the shell, one of the millions thrown among civilians, thus endangering everyone's lives nearby, but it's a story about the war.

I don't know if she will read this, but here is an excerpt from my childhood during the war. At less than seven years old, I heard the word war after a transporter above my house started firing at the mosque in my village of Kijevo. I walked from Kijevo to the village of Dujmovići, on the slopes of Bjelašnica, partly passing by enemy lines. From the plateau near the former Famos hotel on this mountain, older people watched through binoculars as they burned our houses. Some time later, at the age of eleven, I saw a human brain on the wall after a shell killed a man, as well as the man himself in his last throes, in the place where I had just been playing ball. No one in my family, nor in the wider circle of acquaintances from Kijevo, through Bjelašnica to Hrasnica, was politically powerful enough for their house to be burned or their children killed for power, as Ćudić claims.

The stories of people from Prijedor, Sanski Most, Srebrenica, Zvornik, Bijeljina, Višegrad, Žepa, Goražde, Bihać, Sarajevo, and Tuzla are far more difficult and have nothing to do with power, but with the intention of exterminating one people and one faith for the sake of ethnic domination and homogenization. Remember that, Sabina, and don't get sick at the Hague verdicts, everything is written there!

And finally, one more message. It concerns Sabina's "excuse" about protecting the "multicultural" character of the defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Does Sabina know about Rade Zoranović and the decisive takbir at Žuč? Does she know about Major Mihajlo Petrović, a man from Belgrade who gave his life for Bosnia? He, Sabina, fought for the Bosnia he knew, and you fight for the Bosnia your bosses told you it should be.

And that is why the orange, Sarajevo AfD should be treated like the German one. In fact, even more strictly, because Sarajevo is the center of anti-fascism, it was and remains so, no matter how much it bothers Sabina and her orange entourage.

Because, in 2024, the media there wrote that politicians from the SPD, CDU/CSU, Greens, and the Left demanded the banning of the AfD, so it is time that after the General Elections in 2026, following that example, we also get rid of the Sarajevo AfD.

Because the scavengers have gone wild.