Tihomir Gligorić: Referendum is part of Dodik's election campaign

Tihomir Gligorić, former director of the Administration for Geodetic and Property Legal Affairs in RS, has analyzed the current situation in RS. This analysis has caused heated debates for and against the referendum. The National Assembly of RS has announced amendments to the Law on Holidays, but also that it will not give up on the referendum, which motivated Gligorić's reaction.

- The masks have fallen! We have once again seen the shameless and ugly face of this un-people's regime, which only needs the people to poll them when it gets into a dead end with its, above all, stupid, unserious, and circus-like behavior - Gligorić wrote on his blog, reports Patria.

- Should one go to the referendum? - Gligorić asks in his blog.

- Yes - if you are participating in Dodik's pre-election campaign and it benefits you in some way.

- Yes - if you cannot read and interpret for yourself what the conclusion means that "The Collegium of the National Assembly notes that the procedure for implementing the decision of the Constitutional Court is underway" and asks the Government to initiate amendments to the Law on Holidays of RS.

- Yes - if your brain is so washed that you do not understand the aforementioned.

What will happen after the referendum, which must be held because Dodik said so (and it suits him because he has nothing else to talk about during a campaign that doesn't exist)?

Dodik will initiate amendments to the Law on Holidays and respect the decision of the Constitutional Court of BiH. He will kiss Bakir (this referendum also suited him well) in some pub. He will continue his bullying rule (wherever he can still implement it).

Gligorić concludes that RS needs to be "defended precisely from such shameless individuals ready for anything...", reports NAP.