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[00:00:00] what else was needed, right? Well, Dodik finds it sweet, and so do many around
[00:00:04] principles, foundations on him. I again made bets, saying
[00:00:07] that the sanctions would be lifted, that he
[00:00:10] would trade absolutely everything, because he is ready to
[00:00:14] trade both living and non-living
[00:00:16] assets, and the citizens paid
[00:00:20] for all of it. I think this high
[00:00:23] representative, they say he's leaving, will also
[00:00:27] leave much richer than he arrived, "like
[00:00:30] many others, and the only thing that hurts me in all of this,
[00:00:34] I say again, I even won a bet when some
[00:00:38] were writing he's finished. I said he's not finished, it's not true, and thank
[00:00:42] God there's proof
[00:00:50] were imposed, and then later I was sued for saying
[00:00:54] that the sanctions would be extended, so I received
[00:00:57] lawsuits, and some were withdrawn because they..." in the meantime
[00:01:00] there really were sanctions, interestingly, they didn't sue me when
[00:01:04] I said the sanctions would be lifted, and they would trade
[00:01:07] absolutely everything, that
[00:01:11] he, I mean, nothing was sacred to him, it never was.
[00:01:14] In many of your shows, I said that
[00:01:18] the only thing he believes in is power and money, nothing
[00:01:21] else. What
[00:01:24] that Orthodoxy, what people, what, what, but here, Dodik has lived to
[00:01:27] see the back of Murphy, the previous
[00:01:30] American ambassador. He will see the back of
[00:01:34] Bishop Schmidt, and this and that, it's all the former
[00:01:37] administration. Now he's thanking President Trump,
[00:01:40] we will see what all he promised. However,
[00:01:44] you know, I believe his promises about as much
[00:01:47] as I believe I will
[00:01:49] we lost where we could have done something wake up tomorrow and be the most beautiful woman in the world and be 30 years old.
[00:01:53] And
[00:01:56] he promised many times. He promised Paddy Ashdown when he...
[00:02:00] came to power, he promised Americans, he promised
[00:02:03] Russians, he promised Vučić, he promised
[00:02:05] everyone. Here we are, he promised
[00:02:09] citizens, residents,
[00:02:12] that we would have everything, we would walk, oh no,
[00:02:15] hens would walk in shoes and that in Italian
[00:02:19] shoes, and everything else was promised, so
[00:02:46] player, then a Russian player, then here again
[00:02:49] an American one, maybe even an American-Russian player now. We still don't know,
[00:02:52] Russia is like, oh, he will be everyone's player. And if
[00:02:56] Nigeria becomes a superpower, he will be their player, I think.
[00:03:12] benefits him that uh, that
[00:03:15] Muslims, here Bosniaks, have been mentioned in a negative context for a long time,
[00:03:19] and then he can use that rhetoric,
[00:03:22] that Trump is what he is, so he
[00:03:26] flatters him, uh, so
[00:03:29] this. "We will still listen, and I say, he will
[00:03:32] torment us for quite a while longer. Can he
[00:03:34] become - a Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:03:37] player? Is it possible to expect, after he has been everything
[00:03:41] he has been, after we have seen all his various
[00:03:45] faces, that he will, in the end, play for Bosnia and Herzegovina, even though that
[00:03:49] now seems like science fiction? Oh, nothing with him
[00:03:52] is science fiction. I will remind you that he guested on
[00:03:55] many Sarajevo television stations and talked about how we should
[00:03:59] be for..." a certain thing, when it suited him and when it was
[00:04:02] profitable. If those big players who can tomorrow remove him, clean him up
[00:04:06] and sweep him off the scene tell him
[00:04:09] that he must play for Bosnia and Herzegovina, he will
[00:04:13] play for Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that's how he will stay in
[00:04:16] power. And for him to stay in power and for his
[00:04:20] assets to remain, he will be
[00:04:46] me, nor herself, nor anyone, like, how suddenly? Oh, how? Well, you know, it's just a matter
[00:04:50] of price. He knows the price
[00:04:54] for Laktaši and Bakinci. He estimates
[00:04:57] the price for the opposition, how much each person
[00:05:00] costs. So here he estimated how much each person costs, and
[00:05:03] he has so much money that he can, or rather,
[00:05:06] this nation can still pay for it all. Mhm.
[00:05:10] He is not yet effectively removed,
[00:05:13] although formally he is no longer the President
[00:05:17] of Republika Srpska, but now there are increasing announcements that
[00:05:21] he could be acquitted, that the verdict condemning him to one year in prison
[00:05:25] and six years of ban from political activity could be overturned. But here,
[00:05:28] the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina will, in just a few days,
[00:05:32] consider his appeals,
[00:05:36] which relate to the verdict itself, but also to the decisions of the CEC
[00:05:39] to strip him of his mandate and call for temporary
[00:05:42] elections. Is it really
[00:05:46] possible that due to the violation of his human rights, as is claimed
[00:05:50] in that appeal, everything will be overturned, that there will be no
[00:05:54] elections for the President of Republika Srpska, that
[00:05:58] Dodik will return and that everything will be untouched and unmoved? That's why
[00:06:01] I think this acting president was chosen,
[00:06:05] who has not yet made any statements or
[00:06:08] shown her teeth,
[00:06:20] closer to the idea that something similar will be found, a
[00:06:24] Constitutional Court explanation that will open
[00:06:28] the door for that too. Besides, Dodik himself said
[00:06:32] that it's possible that those elections will be completely
[00:06:35] unnecessary. He still uses his, well, stripped
[00:06:39] mandate, but he still rides in a helicopter, he would have
[00:06:42] his security and everything, all of that, I mean, the budget, right?
[00:06:46] His
[00:06:49] presidential one, is as much as was allocated to him, or rather, as much
[00:06:52] as he requested, he took and received.
[00:06:56] He used it lavishly, someone bears those costs,
[00:06:59] certainly not him out of his own pocket.
[00:07:03] tako da sve je isto bilo, ja ne znam koja je
[00:07:06] razlika, ne znam, u njegovim džepovima ostadoše
[00:07:10] "In previous broadcasts,
[00:07:14] and that's precisely the assessment of those who are lifting
[00:07:17] his sanctions, and the European Union
[00:07:20] which will lure us again
[00:07:23] onto the European path, similarly, and which looks favorably
[00:07:26] upon it, which will of course, now that
[00:07:30] it will be requested, also lift the sanctions,
[00:07:35] be interesting whether Great Britain, Germany,
[00:07:38] Austria, will... I believe they will.
[00:07:41] Nothing." "I say it's not
[00:07:44] surprising, so if Trump asks for it,
[00:07:48] or his administration, of course, those sanctions will
[00:07:51] be lifted, my God. You know,
[00:07:54] I remember that moment when sanctions were imposed,
[00:07:57] when they were saying, 'What? No one can do anything,'
[00:08:01] and that it was nothing, that it was useless,
[00:08:05] what would he even travel to America for, he has no assets
[00:08:09] there, and then suddenly it became so important." that
[00:08:13] it cost us who knows how much to lift those
[00:08:16] sanctions. If they were so useless, why did
[00:08:19] everyone fight so eagerly
[00:08:22] for them to be lifted? It was clear the moment Željka
[00:08:26] Cvijanović traveled, at least 100% clear,
[00:08:30] when she traveled to America, even though she is under
[00:08:34] sanctions, meaning she went,
[00:08:37] was there, no one knew what she talked about and how
[00:08:41] she talked, that is, those were not meetings that
[00:08:44] were known in the media.
[00:08:48] They let her in even though she's under sanctions, meaning
[00:08:51] she went to negotiate something. Allegedly, she was a courier for those
[00:08:55] messages that Trump's administration brought
[00:08:58] to Dodik and where the steps that needed
[00:09:01] to happen for the sanctions to be lifted were actually specified. So,
[00:09:05] the unconstitutional law was annulled and he
[00:09:08] accepted the court's
[00:09:12] verdict and the decisions
[00:09:14] of the CEC. An acting
[00:09:17] president was appointed, and that was enough for
[00:09:21] Dodik to have his sanctions lifted, but he
[00:09:24] was put on the American blacklist
[00:09:28] because of violating the Dayton Agreement and because of actions that
[00:09:31] were deemed separatist.
[00:09:35] So, I don't know if we will see a new Dodik who is no longer
[00:09:38] a separatist, who does not violate the Dayton Agreement.
[00:09:42] "But there are no sanctions, well, you know, that speech he gave
[00:09:46] the other day, I mean, which is so offensive, so
[00:09:49] terrible, everything
[00:09:52] shows, I mean, I don't know what else
[00:09:56] needs to be said about that man and why we talk
[00:09:59] about him publicly, except that he harasses us and that he is
[00:10:02] truly a leader of harassment in
[00:10:05] the region, besides Vučić. But here, he betrayed
[00:10:08] Vučić too, you heard his message to Vučić, that today
[00:10:12] he says..." that Vučić is his brother, that, well, he will say all that,
[00:10:16] but he will also say that we will not listen to commands from
[00:10:19] Belgrade, right? No one will command Republika Srpska from
[00:10:23] Belgrade, to which Vučić also reacted and
[00:10:26] said: "Why like that? Well, we
[00:10:30] also allow someone from Trebinje, from Bijeljina,
[00:10:33] and those platitudes, I mean, which
[00:10:37] really, when you see the first sentence, you know the same
[00:10:40] first, uh, so those are already
[00:10:43] some signals, that he will say he's a brother. Well,
[00:10:47] Tadić was his brother, and Koštunica was his brother, he
[00:10:50] had brothers, God save us, I just don't know who his
[00:10:53] real brother is. "Were the lobbying funds,
[00:10:57] those tens of millions, decisive for
[00:11:01] that it's possible that the lobbyists just
[00:11:04] scheduled a meeting, but the decisive factor was the promise
[00:11:08] of who knows what all, and the other thing is I think it
[00:11:12] was cash, cash, yes,
[00:11:15] so of course, directly given to whom, directly
[00:11:19] given, transferred to whom already, right? Whoever asks,
[00:11:22] because..." "I say, he knows enough
[00:11:26] that in his village they have this price, and
[00:11:30] then at the republican, Bosnian
[00:11:32] Herzegovinian regional level, he knows roughly everyone's price,
[00:11:36] so who knows what companies were promised here in Republika
[00:11:39] Srpska, maybe even in the Federation, because you know,
[00:11:43] he was blindly followed by all these people and
[00:11:47] they agreed, they met him halfway, for whatever he
[00:11:50] asked for and wanted. He himself said, by the way, that they
[00:11:54] are not..." capable, they appoint inadequate
[00:11:58] staff, as if he appoints adequate ones, and
[00:12:01] so on. How much will it cost all of us in Bosnia and
[00:12:05] Herzegovina, this deal of his with the Americans? Awfully
[00:12:08] much. Firstly, it has already cost us,
[00:12:11] you know, you know how many years
[00:12:14] smart, so that we could progress, so that the standard
[00:12:18] of living could be better, everything. Just if you could
[00:12:22] calculate that, and now this...
[00:12:25] torment, nonsense, and his
[00:12:28] U-turns and nonsense, that
[00:12:48] of what kind of U-turn he will make where, because
[00:12:51] he will continue to propagate that Christianity,
[00:12:55] Christianity, however you want to call it,
[00:12:58] that protection from Islam and the rest. What
[00:13:02] do you think, how long can that last? But here, on
[00:13:06] that, then the next step comes, you know,
[00:13:09] happiness cannot be built here at the expense of one side,
[00:13:13] as he tried to do. We had in the
[00:13:17] next step a return, meaning
[00:13:19] we can never get out of that, float out of that,
[00:13:23] and I think that "that will come back to haunt
[00:13:27] all of us, because there will come a moment when the cards will turn
[00:13:30] again. You've mentioned it several times, and
[00:13:34] I think it's very important what Dodik has also been emphasizing
[00:13:37] a lot lately, the threat from Islam, from Muslims in Bosnia
[00:13:41] and so on. Today, in the reaction of his lobbyist in America, former
[00:13:45] Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, he precisely
[00:13:48] emphasizes that, saying now, uh, Serbs
[00:13:52] and Croats, Christians in Bosnia
[00:13:56] and Herzegovina have
[00:13:58] a greater right to hope, after the lifting
[00:14:02] of these sanctions, for even stronger
[00:14:05] autonomy. What does that actually mean? Is it connected to Dodik's recent
[00:14:09] message after a meeting with Čović,
[00:14:13] that Croats should also get their own
[00:14:15] entity? You know what, I've said it before,
[00:14:19] and I've witnessed and seen and
[00:14:23] heard it from many people who are in
[00:14:26] power, uh, when they say, 'Oh, if
[00:14:29] only we had the luck in the war to have
[00:14:32] tied our flags together,'
[00:14:34] that is, if that coalition
[00:14:37] of Croats and Serbs as Christians
[00:14:40] and similar things existed, and there was always
[00:14:44] a tendency to create something like that in
[00:14:48] this region, uh,
[00:14:52] portraying Muslims, or rather, Bosniaks,
[00:14:55] as a threat, which is ridiculous.
[00:14:58] I mean, we lived in a country of 22 million,
[00:15:02] of which, say, 4.5 million were Muslims
[00:15:06] back then, and I don't know how they weren't
[00:15:10] a threat back then, to anyone or anything. I mean, what was
[00:15:13] bothering them then? Of course, like all
[00:15:16] populists, they have to build someone and see that there is
[00:15:20] an enemy. Of course, they chose
[00:15:24] it to be... "given all the events in the Middle
[00:15:28] East, for it to be Muslims,
[00:15:31] but the misfortune is that, the misfortune will be
[00:15:35] such that in the next
[00:15:38] step, I say, when the Bosniak, Muslim, call him whatever you want and
[00:15:42] however he identifies, I'm not going into
[00:15:44] that, this, when he raises his head, mhm, what will we
[00:15:48] do then? What then follows? And another thing, when the
[00:15:52] cards are reshuffled again in the world, and something
[00:15:56] else happens, well, I don't know, the Saudis, for example, say
[00:15:59] no, no, and the Turks, like they already said,
[00:16:03] no, no, you lead, here we are, then...
[00:16:07] How will those who have assets, I don't know, for example, let me ask Mr.
[00:16:11] Dodik, publicly in front of
[00:16:14] the cameras, does he have projects and assets in Turkey, for
[00:16:18] example? And what would he do with that if
[00:16:21] Erdogan says no, no? And Erdogan
[00:16:24] and Trump are much better than Dodik will ever be,
[00:16:28] and Arab leaders are also with Trump, so I say, the cards in
[00:16:32] the world reshuffle very quickly. What then?
[00:16:35] What will happen then?
[00:16:37] You can't make someone unhappy
[00:16:40] and expect in the next step that you will
[00:16:44] profit? No, you won't. You'll lose again.
[00:16:48] It's always been like that in the Balkans, especially in this region.
[00:16:51] When we just a little bit feel it out,
[00:16:55] you know, the atmosphere was much better after the war, because we all
[00:16:59] hoped it would be better, that it would be different than
[00:17:02] it is now. I'm talking about people's mood,
[00:17:06] but just when we touch something like, 'Oh, now it could
[00:17:10] finally happen,' then they try to destroy it
[00:17:13] out of personal interests. We always
[00:17:17] see that. Well, now the leaders of the "troika",
[00:17:20] the leaders of the troika, uh, hope that this will turn out
[00:17:24] well, actually, that in this whole part between Dodik
[00:17:28] and the Americans, the Americans have many better things for
[00:17:31] Bosnia and Herzegovina, like accelerating the European
[00:17:35] path, although Dodik, in all these past days, actually says
[00:17:38] that this will be a path towards accelerating the independence
[00:17:42] of Republika Srpska, not strengthening the state and its European future. Yes,
[00:17:46] because he now feels like he's grown wings, regardless of what he
[00:17:49] sold and what he promised, he now thinks he has
[00:17:53] wings. I believe that tonight there's a crazy celebration,
[00:17:57] you know, no one can do anything, and the songs
[00:18:00] and everything else, you know. As soon as he returns from Belarus, probably
[00:18:03] Željka Cvijanović from France
[00:18:06] will follow.
[00:18:14] As some of his associates say, right? If you don't
[00:18:17] know the lyrics, just hum along. Just let them see that you
[00:18:21] know some song, that you're
[00:18:42] I don't know why the "troika" is gloating. I can't
[00:18:45] stand them since they came, or rather, since they
[00:18:48] were imposed, to be clear, meaning they would never
[00:18:52] be in government without Schmidt's imposition and
[00:18:55] suspension of the constitution and changing the rules
[00:18:58] on election day itself. We first had to be
[00:19:02] all optimists. Whoever wasn't an optimist was a traitor,
[00:19:06] against, this, "You are for SDA," they tell you immediately, "You are for
[00:19:10] SDA," this, uh, so we had
[00:19:13] to be, because he's a European now, he'll do everything, then they
[00:19:17] remove him from power, like they will now, no, no,
[00:19:20] no, similar things. I don't know what they're combining anymore, they've
[00:19:24] overcomplicated it too much,
[00:19:26] and we return to what I said in your show,
[00:19:30] on the first day when they emerged, one-third
[00:19:34] cannot, in that way." against
[00:19:37] two-thirds, there's no theoretical chance, and they are still
[00:19:41] dealing with some appointments, placements, little notes
[00:19:45] and what have you.
[00:19:47] Some new parafiscal levy to be introduced, and
[00:19:51] then again, that's what they're dealing with.
[00:19:53] Now I should hear positive signs from
[00:19:57] their side, that now, now, now I'm supposed to believe
[00:20:01] that he will be a European,
[00:20:04] we are going to Europe now. That's
[00:20:08] first, none of them have the right, not even
[00:20:12] that international factor, they long ago
[00:20:15] lost the right to talk about the rule
[00:20:18] of law, democracy, about anything. I
[00:20:22] don't want to listen to that anymore, nor do I want to listen to it, from
[00:20:25] international figures, especially not from them.
[00:20:28] I don't want to listen to these international
[00:20:49] him break all possible
[00:20:54] which the European Union was supposed to rest. No,
[00:20:58] now they're going to convince us that this is a good
[00:21:01] agreement, that this is good for the country, that
[00:21:05] in all of this there will be progress. Well, we'll see.
[00:21:09] To go back to what you mentioned earlier, I said in
[00:21:13] the introduction, while Dodik makes these big deals
[00:21:16] with powerful people, these
[00:21:19] federalists. "Let me be more specific, this Sarajevo
[00:21:22] political police circle, the ruling
[00:21:25] one, is actually making petty deals, deals for percentages
[00:21:29] on tenders, where to employ
[00:21:32] someone, send a little note here, this and that,
[00:21:35] I mean, really pathetic, horrible,
[00:21:38] chicken-hearted. Then we wonder why our children
[00:21:41] are leaving abroad. Why wouldn't they leave when that educated,
[00:21:45] capable child cannot get a
[00:21:48] job next to their children and their
[00:21:52] close party friends'
[00:21:55] children? What can you do? You have to add that
[00:21:59] 'within the scope of possibilities,' don't forget that,
[00:22:02] this, because that is the most striking thing there when
[00:22:06] someone asks, 'See if you can push this through,' similar things,
[00:22:10] this, 'within the scope of possibilities,' 'within the scope of possibilities,'
[00:22:14] these affairs, you know, you've read, followed, like
[00:22:18] all of us.
[00:22:20] "First, let me go back to one thing, this Dodik and so on.
[00:22:24] Dodik is actually doing everything behind
[00:22:28] our backs. If someone tells me now that he's a pragmatic
[00:22:32] politician, I'll jump out of this chair.
[00:22:35] Why? Let's assume that he acted differently
[00:22:38] from the beginning, that he built
[00:22:42] a standard, that he did not impoverish the population,
[00:22:45] sold everything, gave everything away. You see this Commissioner
[00:22:49] promised everything and did nothing.
[00:22:52] He spent money, he behaved completely differently,
[00:22:56] and if there really was that European path
[00:22:59] or something, people would celebrate him, he would be
[00:23:03] a respected man.
[00:23:06] Like this, what has he done? He creates a problem,
[00:23:10] then at our expense he solves that problem by
[00:23:13] giving money around, paying lobbyists with our
[00:23:17] money, please, tell me? What is
[00:23:20] that logic? What is that logic? Well, the logic of staying in
[00:23:49] Srpska with it and Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:23:52] and built it, it would have been much better, much
[00:23:56] cheaper for all of us, and cheaper for
[00:23:58] him in a way, because
[00:24:02] you know he has a panicked fear of prison, persecution,
[00:24:06] and whatnot, so I believe it wasn't
[00:24:09] pleasant all this time when he thought that
[00:24:13] he could. Well, if he reached such a deal, he will reach others, don't
[00:24:17] worry, to stay free and all those affairs. "I'm just
[00:24:20] saying it's too long, this is the 20th year, I mean,
[00:24:23] hello, next year will be 20
[00:24:26] years, how in continuity to death
[00:24:29] he worries, so that
[00:24:32] and how many presidents have changed in the surroundings, well, he
[00:24:35] is still there, and everything is like that, trading and everything,
[00:24:39] but the people he swears by are becoming
[00:24:42] poorer. He has created a circle of rich people around
[00:24:45] himself, but what will happen to those people when
[00:24:49] he..." the people say nothing, not just the
[00:24:52] people, but also the media,
[00:24:56] free citizens, and there are some, of course. How is it
[00:25:00] possible that that little note or some message
[00:25:03] from those circles of Dodik's
[00:25:07] doesn't leak somewhere, that someone gets
[00:25:09] a job, that they do it openly in public? Well,
[00:25:13] wait, how were all these people appointed
[00:25:16] outside the law, outside the rules? And when that new coalition
[00:25:20] of the "troika" with these people came, how many of them were there then, three, six, eight,
[00:25:24] no one knows anymore. The "troika" remained, when they made deals
[00:25:28] with Čović and Dodik, it was known, it was my turn, then they came to federal
[00:25:31] power, was it public? That's what Dodik does
[00:25:34] publicly, publicly, I repeat, there are no little notes,
[00:25:38] publicly, well, that's how it's always been done. Remember how much, I would
[00:25:42] just ask those from the "troika" now to
[00:25:45] react the same way as they reacted to Asim
[00:25:49] Sarajlić. "Let me see you now, let me see you, brave ones.
[00:25:53] people, when you were then you did the
[00:25:56] unimaginable and so, you did even worse, even before it was, he sent
[00:25:59] Asim to finish, now who sent him."
[00:26:11] some people, here they got hired, I mean, it's done
[00:26:14] publicly, so why doesn't anyone react? Then when they say Telekom
[00:26:18] fell to us, electricity company fell to you,
[00:26:21] no one reacts to this, we all
[00:26:24] say that here, I mean, it's ridiculous to talk
[00:26:28] and I don't know why they announce competitions,
[00:26:31] what are these commissions for? when it's known who will come, who will be,
[00:26:35] it's known in advance and
[00:26:37] and what and how, so this is just caught
[00:26:40] eating honey, we all know he's eating honey, now it's
[00:26:44] just when he stuck his finger in after all of this, in fact, the impression
[00:26:47] is that everyone is doing something, we just
[00:26:51] need to wait to find out, in fact,
[00:26:55] for it to leak somewhere that, well, their bigger problem now is how
[00:26:58] this got out than what happened.
[00:27:02] It's a catastrophe, it's humiliating in all possible ways, no,
[00:27:06] it's important how it got out, all sorts of things and they threaten
[00:27:10] the journalist who published it, no, no,
[00:27:13] no, they complain, they will now
[00:27:16] start to investigate how he got to that, how
[00:27:20] he got to that, that I am breaking the law, that
[00:27:23] I am showing that I am abusing my
[00:27:33] And second, not everyone sucked on Vesla,
[00:27:36] not everyone feels right about watching that, there's always someone who
[00:27:40] will say, "Get lost!" someone will
[00:27:43] do something, give, provide data. Meanwhile, the prosecution had
[00:27:47] all those notes messages and evidence, did
[00:27:50] nothing
[00:28:04] did I say about Poskok? I mean, what will be Poskok,
[00:28:07] Uskok and everything else, mhm, so
[00:28:11] Poskok will not jump until it gets a signal to
[00:28:14] jump, and this one, if
[00:28:18] Poskok had that data, it didn't react, how does it think
[00:28:21] it can arrest anyone and as you
[00:28:24] saw, even that limit for no, I don't know,
[00:28:28] actually some limit for taking away property and
[00:28:32] for investigation and everything, and now suddenly that threshold has increased, right?
[00:28:36] They don't have time to deal with the small stuff, right?
[00:28:39] The small stuff, 100,000, 200,000, here it's a joke, I mean
[00:28:43] peanuts, mhm, but only if it's, I don't
[00:28:46] know, then again, if it's hundreds of millions,
[00:28:50] then you can't even touch him, he has hundreds of millions, who
[00:28:53] dared to touch Dodik? They knew how much money he had, no one
[00:28:57] of course. It's normalized,
[00:29:00] unfortunately, all of us just. we wonder, I say,
[00:29:04] and it remains to see who
[00:29:07] else, and the impression is that everyone is doing something,
[00:29:11] we just need to find that out,
[00:29:14] well, you know, you didn't
[00:29:17] fit in if you work that way, just
[00:29:20] look at the tenders, look at the hirings, it's
[00:29:24] ridiculous and no wonder there's general insecurity,
[00:29:27] distrust in all government institutions, even
[00:29:30] in the police. "Not a week goes by that
[00:29:34] the police don't arrest police officers for
[00:29:37] taking bribes, for drug dealing and what not, just look at
[00:29:41] the last case of pimping minors from
[00:29:45] the home for children without parental care,
[00:29:49] well, you know that deserves, I even now when I mention it,
[00:29:52] believe me, I shiver, that deserves life
[00:29:55] imprisonment, but immediately,
[00:29:59] well, there's no lesser punishment for that. for
[00:30:02] neglected, neglected children, a home, children without
[00:30:06] parental care, you are pimping them and you are a member
[00:30:10] of the police, someone needs to trust that
[00:30:13] police, I don't know when they will restore their reputation, during that time
[00:30:17] the federal minister is filming a video about
[00:30:20] himself, i.e. some song about him, people come
[00:30:24] to take pictures with him and what is in queues to take pictures, to take
[00:30:27] pictures, how he talks, I don't know, a general
[00:30:31] rush. So what
[00:30:34] state are we talking about? Who should explain to me
[00:30:38] that I should spread optimism
[00:30:42] because, for God's sake, now we're starting, we're going
[00:30:45] now, all sorts of things, where are we going, I don't know, we're going into
[00:30:49] an abyss, we long ago put it in reverse,
[00:30:53] no, or we're rushing into
[00:30:55] an abyss, it's simply, you know, I always
[00:30:58] tell people,