Serbian-Croatian Destruction of BiH: The Art of Managing Hatred

By Sead Omeragić

Bosnia and Herzegovina constantly suffers the consequences of primitive political constructs between Croatia and Serbia. Most often, they artificially raise tensions between themselves and produce a state of hatred to show that Serbs and Croats cannot live together. After all these outbursts, Dodik and Čović meet and shake hands warmly, embrace, and face journalists with common positions against BiH. Then everyone deals with primitive outbursts and the destruction of a Cyrillic plaque in Vukovar. One day they break it, the next day they make one. The plaque is still there, but a new Ustasha plaque was made in Jasenovac. Then some demand the plaque be removed, and Plenković refuses. Then Kolinda Grabar Kitarović defends the plaque. Then the plaque is removed and moved about ten kilometers from Jasenovac. The most primitive public communication is on display, which forcibly tries to stuff and cram hatred into people's souls.

In fact, Serbia and Croatia cannot exist without each other. Their regimes exchange common spiritual meals of hatred and atavism. Their alleged intolerance is always and only a show for the public.

Lest anyone suspect this hatred, it is constantly renewed by the most primitive means and methods.

When they run out of ideas for mutual hatred, they order Dodik and Čović not to see each other, because someone might suspect that their hatred is just a show for naive peoples and world politicians. And that conflict is always directed against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since June 1992, Serbs and Croats in BiH have not fired a single bullet at each other, but retarded world politicians have constantly said: Serbs and Croats who fought in Croatia cannot live together in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Tuđman and Milošević constantly said that the peace in the Balkans depends on the relationship between Belgrade and Zagreb. Vučić and Kitarović repeat the same today. This is the only true thing, since Slobodan and Franjo jointly directed all the conflicts and wars. Therefore, Vučić and Kitarović will be responsible for peace or all future wars.

Why do Croatian and Serbian politicians acknowledge their responsibility for peace in the Balkans? To increase their price in this earthly hole, in this Balkan tavern, at this bottom of the bottom that they themselves have dug with their art of ruling and managing hatred.

These days, Vučić visited Sarajevo. For the fourth time, counting the official visit to the Jewish Cemetery. Immediately after that visit, he went to East Sarajevo. It is a kind of rural part of East Berlin. East Sarajevo is a reminder of the European legacy of evil, which peace negotiators extinguished in Germany and created in Sarajevo for nostalgic reasons.

Fortunately, Vučić was at the Jewish Cemetery, otherwise, our people would have given him the April 6th Award or the Award of Isa-beg Isaković, just as they gave it to Kolinda Grabar Kitarović.

When Vučić has elections or problems in Serbia, he tightens relations with Croatia, raises his voice, and starts threatening. Or he visits BiH to deal with endangered Serbs.

When Kitarović and HDZ want to improve their ratings, they start talking about the endangerment of the Croatian population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then their ministers scatter like bandits around Stolac, seeking rights for their endangered compatriots.

When they lost the case against Slovenia for the Bay of Piran at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Croats immediately publicly stated that they did not recognize the verdict. And then they started making urgent demands for the construction of the Pelješac Bridge. Last month, the Slovenians expelled Croatian boats from the Bay of Piran, but the media are silent about it. The Pelješac Bridge is important because they win media and all other battles there. Neither Vučić nor Kitarović could do anything without their subordinates in the state of BiH. That's why they keep them on the line. These subordinates and local political saboteurs ensure that they are important factors in resolving and causing crises in BiH. These subordinates help them regain national pride and self-confidence before their own public opinion.

These subordinates feverishly fight for the Pelješac Bridge and other Croatian interests, against the interests of their own country. Similarly, Vučić raises national tensions at the opening of the construction of the Ljubovija Bridge, paid for mostly with the money of federal taxpayers - Bosniaks. That's why Vučić and Kitarović are worried about Serbs and Croats in BiH. So that the Bosnian Serbs and Croats return their loyalty whenever needed. And that is needed very often, because the spiritual food of our neighbors and companions is attacking the sovereignty of BiH. No one has told them yet that even great-state projects cannot be accomplished by petty souls.