SHOULD WE ALLOW THIS Sebija from the parking lot seals the fate of the beacon of healthcare

By: Rasim Belko

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If she were a basketball player, Sebija Izetbegović would be tearing down the nets with three-pointers from the parking lot. But, we all know she is not a basketball player. Therefore, Mrs. Izetbegović is a director from the parking lot. 

With the text from the end of last year, titled There is no limit to arrogance: Sebija Izetbegović stole parking from the Centar municipality, parking is charged by doormen, she caused a storm of mercenaries on Facebook, tasked with protecting the crime and arrogance of the first lady among Bosniaks. 

They accused us of making things up, lying, of being jealous of her "success," and much more. We had to ban some because they crossed the line of civilized dialogue. 

For those like them, bots, mercenaries, and lovers of the dictatorship of the Izetbegović family and their favorites, we are publishing the continuation of the story. 

Our findings from the Centar Municipality indicate that there are brave people trying to reclaim municipal land from the clutches of the dictator from KCUS. (Clinical Center University of Sarajevo)

However, a large part of that municipal administration is in the SDA (Party of Democratic Action). Obstacles are everywhere. The mayor, Nedžad Ajnadžić, is in the biggest trouble, currently caught between two major problems. He dares not tell Sebija, the president's beloved, to return the parking, nor can he simply give away municipal land. He could also face criminal charges.

The land, sources in the central Sarajevo municipality tell us, was planned for parking, but under concession. However, KCUS does not meet the conditions to participate in the tender for parking concession under any circumstances. 

In fact, it doesn't meet them at all, KCUS has something that no private entity has. It has Sebija Izetbegović, who, after the privatization of the Clinical Center itself, wants to "take over" the surrounding parking lots. 

Along with savings on patients, not a single mark from parking will be superfluous in the company colloquially known as the Clinical Center. But let's return to what was the guiding motive for continuing the story. 

Recently, a parent confirmed the claims from the mentioned text on Facebook. They confirmed that Sebija Izetbegović's doormen are charging for parking. Not only are they charging, but they are also coolly issuing fiscal receipts. 

I know many will say this is just another case on the list of absurdities in the country. But, should we approach the squandering of state property like this? Sebija clearly dares to, because she is merely mirroring what her "stronger" half is doing. 

When Milorad Dodik or Dragan Čović utter some statement against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Sarajevo political riff-raff jumps as if on amphetamines. This Sarajevo political riff-raff lacks the courage to confront other "enemies" of this country. 

Milorad and Dragan are as relevant in the Centar and Canton of Sarajevo as a 13th hole on a string instrument. Where, then, is this Sarajevo riff-raff to react to the behavior of the dictator from KCUS? Is it possible that the liberating heart of this city has fallen silent and is being kept alive by machines? I hope not those machines from KCUS.

What is more important than health? Do we have the right to be angry at those who are open enemies and opponents of the country we live in, and remain silent about the moles undermining that country before our very eyes?

There is no story more important than that of health, especially the health of children. While we were occupied with stories about the government, the majority, the opposition, trading, political pawns, Mrs. Sebija was digging a pit in the healthcare system. Refusing to treat children, seizing state land, creating an illegal parking lot, banning a parliamentary session about her work... And who knows what else. 

These are the "enemies" of the state against whom all those who feel love and responsibility towards their homeland should fight.

Every day of dictatorship, the director from the KCUS parking lot will strive to turn it into a private clinic for those with connections and party affiliations. For ordinary mortals, it will be a "white house" that one visits only when absolutely necessary. But, absolutely necessary. 

Will we reach a situation where alternative medicine becomes our only safe option? Will we send children who flee Bosnia and Herzegovina for a better life to the diaspora, along with children who need medical assistance?

Are we prepared to silently observe all this and lament? From a people who heroically defended this city, we will become serfs and slaves to one family and the married couple at its head. 

Do we have the right to leave such a situation for the generations that will come after us? Or will we, as we have done every time before, rise up and say to the latest in a line of dictators, NO MORE!

Because, the question arises, for the sake of those who come after us, should we allow Sebija Izetbegović from the parking lot to extinguish the beacon of healthcare in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina?