Head of Croatian diplomacy Gordan Grlić Radman should be banned from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Written by: Sead Numanovic, politicki.ba

Gordan Grlić Radman visited Bugojno today.

In the style of an imperialist complex, he "lectured" Bosnia and Herzegovina.

He described Bugojno as an apartheid city, a place from which everything Croatian is expelled, and then pointed out that there is not even a street with a Croatian name in that city!

Where does the head of Croatian diplomacy get the right to meddle in another country?! Even if he was born a Bosnian and Herzegovinian.

Where does he get the right to lecture and recommend that Bugojno follow the example of Mostar.

Which is, supposedly, the 'definition of multi-ethnicity and harmonious inter-ethnic relations'!

And a city dominated by the largest illegally built structure certainly in the region - including Croatia.

The cross, erected long ago, is not only a symbol of the intentions of Grlić Radman's policy and his ilk like Dragan Čović, but also a reflection of lawlessness and crime carried out under the guise of the "endangerment" of one people.

And it's not just the cross!

In the western parts of Mostar, streets are still dedicated to Ustasha criminals.

Perhaps Grlić Radman wants such names in Bugojno too? And a cross on the hill above that city?

The head of Croatian diplomacy certainly wants young Bosniaks from Bugojno, under the guise of football hooligans, to persecute Croats, break into their neighborhoods, schools, ambush them on roads, beat and harass them, rob them... while the police protect them and the prosecution does not prosecute them.

Does Grlić Radman want Bugojno, which should follow the example of Mostar, to have murals of convicted war criminals more common than stray dogs? Surely he does.
Because Mostar is his role model.

Croatia, at the end of this week, with full right, placed three (pro-)Četnik Montenegrin politicians on its "black list".

Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot do that, even in the case of Grlić Radman, because its system of government is such. We will not talk about those in power now.

That is why the Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs allows himself the unacceptable.

And thus he treats his complexes.

But also tries to somewhat repair his own image, tarnished by corruption scandals in Croatia.