There is a large number of crisis areas and negative developments in the world, so it is logical to ask whether these challenges can be turned into opportunities.
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I come from a country that,
unfortunately, is going through the biggest political and constitutional crisis
in its thirty-year history.
I must admit that I have a very bad
feeling about the possible outcome of the thoughtless decision of an unelected
foreigner, confirmed by instrumentalized judicial institutions.
Generally speaking, everyone is now
waiting to see what international relations will look like after the arrival of
the new administration, led by President Trump.
The American deep state, together
with globalist and bureaucratic elites in Europe, is using Bosnia and
Herzegovina as an experiment for radical nation-building with the aim of
creating a centralized state, completely different from the one envisaged and
established by the Dayton Agreement – with a decentralized structure.
The fact is that this experiment,
after three decades, has resulted in a failed state and has failed to impose a
common national identity that would turn Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks into one
nation.
Their main tool is the
instrumentalized judicial institutions, where, in the case of the
Constitutional Court of BiH, three foreign judges are actually helping to
change the Dayton Peace Agreement and our constitution in order to illegally
create a unitary state.
In practice, the Constitutional
Court of BiH is used to change the Constitution, instead of protecting it.
Another example of abuse of judicial institutions is the Court of BiH, which,
incidentally, was not provided for in the Dayton Agreement at all, and before
which a political trial ended ingloriously with a verdict that could plunge BiH
into a vortex of violence and disintegration.
The legally and democratically
elected President of Republika Srpska was convicted for fulfilling his
constitutional obligation and signing laws passed by the National Assembly of
Republika Srpska; the verdict in the first instance is – one year in prison and
a ban on candidacy for the office of President or any other political office
for a period of six years.
All this happened because an
unelected foreigner, who falsely claims to be the High Representative – a
German pretender to absolute power – in contradiction to international law, the
Dayton Agreement, the Constitution of BiH and the Constitution of Republika
Srpska, imposed amendments to the Criminal Code, according to which disrespect
for his illegitimate and autocratic decisions is a criminal offense.
This trial is a classic example of
violence by legal means – where the judicial system is used as a tool to
eliminate political dissenters under the guise of administering justice. This
is a deliberate attempt to weaken a democratically elected leader for
protecting the sovereignty of his people and traditional values.
This abuse of the judiciary forces
the legal and legitimate institutions and elected representatives of Republika
Srpska to wage an existential struggle to preserve the Dayton Agreement and the
constitutional autonomy and powers guaranteed to our Republika and our people.
In all likelihood, the response of
this uncrowned ruler from Germany and the instrumentalized judiciary will be
additional repression, threats of violence, retaliation, and further abuse of
the judiciary for political purposes.
I believe that Bosnia and
Herzegovina must move away from these politically motivated moves and turn to
building a truly democratic system, in which elected leaders will have the
power to make decisions, where the judiciary will not be a tool of political
war, and the law will serve the people, not the interests of a few unelected
officials who are not accountable to anyone, but still impose their will.