WHAT IS THIS NOW? HDZ Youth Accused SDP of Electing Komšić for the Third Time

(Patria) - The visit of the HDZ leader to the symposium on anti-fascism in Krakow, on the occasion of the International Day against Fascism and Antisemitism, would be a normal thing if it were not for the same case involving the ruler of a third of BiH's resources, Dragan Čović, the SDP Youth will claim today.

The response from the HDZ Youth was not long in coming, and they used all their weapons in defense of their party leader Dragan Čović.

In a statement full of allegations not worth quoting, they nevertheless did not miss the opportunity to boldy mention the Chairman of the Presidency, Željko Komšić.

It is not their first time, but now in a different context and with different arguments, completely new ones. In their desire to respond as strongly as possible to the statement of the SDP Youth, the HDZ BiH Youth forgot the mantra of President Čović that Komšić is a Bosniak trick and that he was elected by the votes of the SDA!

“And finally, please do not worry about the representation of Croats. Leave that to the Croat women and men who live in Bosnia and Herzegovina. You have done enough to us and have already elected a representative three times whom you yourselves later disowned,” state the HDZ Youth.

And when we are already talking about Komšić, he is the only candidate who received votes in all municipalities in the FBiH. The SDP had its candidate Denis Bećirović, who won 194,688 votes. Komšić won 225,500 votes. The math speaks more than unconvincing and extremely low assertions about how the SDP Youth, whose officials celebrate martyrs
(not veterans nor soldiers), talk about partisans and multi-ethnicity?!

The SDP Youth reminded today that the long-standing refusal of the HDZ to vote for the Law on the Prohibition of Fascist and Neo-Fascist Organizations says everything about their real attitude towards the honorable anti-fascist struggle. However, before the face of Europe, which was built on the anti-fascist struggle, even a Čović must bow his head before the victims and pay tribute to the fallen. It is clear that Čović has two faces, one for the European public and another for domestic circumstances. (A.Č.Z.)