SCANDAL IN BIJELJINA: Our Party Vice-President Bukvić Accuses Muslims and SDA of Starting the War, Calls BiH Flag a War Flag!

By Rasim Belko @rasimbelko

When Jasmin Kadić Kadija, president of Our Party TK, said "forward, our people" at the founding of the first Our Party organization in RS, specifically in Bijeljina, few knew that this rallying cry meant a direction towards the Serbian world for his newly acquired party comrades!

Before I delve into the focus of this text, it is important to note that it took Our Party 16 years from its founding to think about the space of the smaller BiH entity and start operating there. And this is a "historic day" for the vanguard of that party.

And now, let's clarify why the entry of Our Party members into the RS entity space is a historic day. In essence, the answer is identical to the question of why the founding of Our Party itself is historic. Because since its emergence in the political life of FBiH, Our Party has played the role of a metaphysical political project that seriously fights for the votes of Bosniaks and a smaller number of other peoples and citizens, while presenting itself as a socio-liberal party that supposedly protects the rights of dogs, cats, this and that.

There is no doubt that Our Party is an external project whose task was to slander patriots, turn them into rigid radicals in narratives, and deny identities, all to the detriment of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Today, that party is in power vertically, because that is what its original creators wanted, because for Our Party everyone is equally guilty of the war, the president is not a Bosniak but holds a position that belongs to Bosniaks, and it is primarily Bosniaks who vote for them…

And then these Our Party members go to Bijeljina, establish a committee, and in that committee is Dževad Bukvić, as vice-president. Bukvić is an anonymous figure, but what we have learned is that he is a returnee from America.

However, Bukvić, like the party he joined, has serious problems with recent history, specifically the period of aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Like his president Forto, Bukvić likes social media, and there he writes: "We must speak the truth, no matter how bitter, for the sake of future generations… Bijeljina was blockaded by Muslims in 1992 under the leadership of SDA. In every street, there were barricades made of anything, even trucks, tractors, and at the barricades, armed Muslims who controlled everything…”.

Bukvić on the start of the aggression

There are final court rulings against members of the VRS and RS MUP for crimes in Janja and Bijeljina at the beginning of the war, and between April 1st and 2nd alone, between 48 and 78 Bosniak Muslims were killed. Bukvić does not see it that way.

Bukvić also dislikes the flag of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and as he writes on social media, Serbs had to fight to defend themselves from Muslims and Croats who outvoted them.

"If we had at least one person from Janja in the parties of Republika Srpska, Janja would be much nicer. You don't want to be with Serbs, you won't have anything, they are good to us for giving us even what we have…", wrote Bukvić and joined Our Party. It is clear that Bukvić is fascinated by Serbian politics and struggle, so it is unclear why he joined Our Party, which legitimately steals Bosniak votes.

Bukvić would send Janja residents to Serbian parties

It is quite clear that Bukvić is a true sample of an Our Party member who only likes votes from Bosniaks; everything else is problematic for him. I only hope that the Bosniaks, Bosnians, and Herzegovinians, patriots loyal to the homeland as a whole, from Bijeljina and elsewhere, will finally realize what kind of project this is and stop throwing their votes into a black hole that is seriously eroding the socio-political being of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bukvić today, Damir Nikšić and fulfilling Dragan Čović's wishes yesterday, Forto denying he is a Bosniak while proudly stating he was not a defender of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"I spent almost the entire war in Sarajevo. I was there until the end of March 1995. I was not in the Army of BiH," Forto once said, in whom Dževad Bukvić has clearly found a political role model, so he is trying to impose his choice on the non-Serb population of Bijeljina and Janja.

Let us all who consider this our homeland, who know the truth about the aggression and defense, come to our senses, otherwise, Bukvić's wish might one day come true. Because if patriots continue to vote for Our Party, the Cyprus model is not out of the question, and that means the disappearance of Bosnia and Herzegovina.