Tegeltija's Serb-centric rhetoric over human tragedy, election law fires (not) extinguished

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Reactions continue following announcements of a possible imposition of the Election Law by High Representative Christian Schmidt.

Yesterday, Milorad Dodik, member of the BiH Presidency and leader of the SNSD, said he is against the imposition of the Election Law and accused High Representative Christian Schmidt of being lobbied by the Republic of Croatia.

Milan Tegeltija, Dodik's advisor and former president of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of BiH, commented on the same topic and once again stirred passions.

"While the helicopter service of the Republika Srpska, the local population, and a water bomber from Croatia are fighting the fire disaster in Herzegovina, political Sarajevo from comfortable armchairs sells demagoguery, fights for a Bosniak national state, and threatens war and unrest.

As reported by Slobodna Bosna, just one announcement of a decision by citizen Schmidt that does not suit political Sarajevo was enough for love for the OHR and the West to dissipate in Sarajevo, and for Bosniaks to once again become Muslims hated by the entire Western world.

When it is necessary to use accusations of Islamophobia as a political argument, then political Bosniaks without any problems call themselves Muslims and accuse Europe of Islamophobia. When Dodik or someone else does that, well, then it is terrible. And what is the difference? None at all," Dodik's advisor said.

Tegeltija thus unscrupulously used the fight against the fire disaster and human tragedy for Serb-centric rhetoric and political points...