Greater-Serbian and Greater-Croatian tones are an inherent pattern of political behavior in NiP

(Patria) - After Sabina Silajdžić, an eminent member of the People and Justice (NiP) party, stirred up the public with bizarre comparisons of January 9th and March 1st, members of the same party continued to shock the public.

This time, it is not only the Greater-Serbian camp of political enemies of Bosnia and Herzegovina that can rub their hands with satisfaction. Namely, political enemies in the Greater-Croatian camp can be satisfied, and that is with the statement of Mija Karamehić-Abazović, a "hyper-privileged" representative of NiP in the State Parliament.

Catering to Greater-Croatian aspirations in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Zagreb's intention to take away part of Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty, Abazović stated during her appearance on FTV:

"We must find a way to amend the Election Law of BiH to enable the full equality of Croats in the Federation of BiH”.

Although the High Representative in BiH Christian Schmidt, in coordination with Zagreb, intervened twice, meeting the demands of HDZ and NiP, and according to their own admission, judging by the words of Karamehić-Abazović, they still have to find ways to satisfy those who govern them.

Of course, this cannot surprise anyone today, because Zagreb's good boy, NiP leader Elmedin Konaković, took on similar obligations long ago.

What is somewhat surprising is the fact that NiP members are apparently ready to tolerate the engagement of NiP cadres in the interest of Greater-Serbian and Greater-Croatian policies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which, clearly, represents a deeper problem for Bosnian society, because Greater-Serbian and Greater-Croatian tones in NiP are becoming an inherent pattern of political behavior in the ruling party, which, however, increasingly encounters harsh condemnation from the domestic public.

Hence, it seems, the nervousness of the NiP leader, who is trying to blame the opposition for the problem of handing over the Constitutional Court of BiH to HDZ and SNSD, which is another indicator of appeasing Greater-Serbian and Greater-Croatian policies.

How willing NiP is to satisfy Greater-Serbian and Greater-Croatian appetites in BiH is best evidenced by the fact that they are willing to link the issue of handing over the Constitutional Court of BiH to Čović and Dodik to the fate of pensioners and other social categories, including veterans who fought with their lives against these policies.

(M.T.)