Schmidt and foreigners want to provoke conflict in BiH

If the High Representative in BiH Christian Schmidt is a doctor who constantly prescribes painkillers, that is, a medicine that does not help treat a serious illness, if the decisions made by Schmidt are a way to stop Dodik, and they are not, if foreign embassies publicly welcome and stand behind such solutions, as they do, then from such behavior hides the obvious intention of Schmidt and foreigners to provoke conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Such tolerance of attacks on the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Milorad Dodik, who announces that he will go all the way, which should be believed, clearly indicates that Schmidt and political representatives of Western countries desire conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

There are two reasons why Schmidt and foreigners want to open conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Firstly, they are convinced that the Bosniak-Bosnian side, which is still traumatized by the genocide it survived, will agree to all the political demands of the separatists, even if they mean the legal independence of the RS entity, which is only a step away from territorial independence, even if it means, on the other hand, the formation of a third entity - just to avoid new conflicts.

The second reason why Schmidt and foreigners desire conflict is the confederalization of Bosnia and Herzegovina (this reason is directly related to the first) and placing Bosnia and Herzegovina under the complete patronage of Belgrade and Zagreb, and this after a conflict when it would be presented as the only realistic option.

However, it also seems that foreigners overlook the readiness, primarily of the Bosniak people, to oppose such a scenario, even at the cost of conflict, because neither Bosniaks, nor all Bosnians and Herzegovinians who identify with Bosnia and Herzegovina, will certainly allow themselves to be faced with the choice of peaceful loss of the state or struggle, because it is not a choice.

Given the experience of the nineties, it is realistic to expect the same dirty game from foreigners who attacked Bosnia and Herzegovina with an arms embargo, and aggressors with meaningless resolutions in the United Nations.

Today, however, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, few people, except for the representatives of the current government, believe foreigners and the United Nations. Therefore, one should not and cannot believe foreigners or Schmidt when they claim that they do not want conflict. The truth is usually the complete opposite of what they claim.

(M.T.)