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[00:00:00] This is one thing, and the second thing, these ideas that are being promoted by
[00:00:04] various officials, who are not even our citizens, but are citizens
[00:00:08] of the United States of America, are often, often have
[00:00:11] a fascist, or rather, neo-Nazi character. Very often,
[00:00:15] here, Bosnians or Bosnians and
[00:00:18] Herzegovinians, to be precise, so that no one attacks me, especially
[00:00:22] Bosniaks, uhm, are put on the pillar
[00:00:25] of shame, that in a certain
[00:00:29] child to go on way, this somehow spreads. what Islamophobia, that here
[00:00:32] live some terrorists who will threaten Christianity or I don't know what else they will
[00:00:36] do, which are really ridiculous assessments
[00:00:39] in themselves, considering that we have proven, at least
[00:00:43] by solving these problems that we had in Bosnia and Herzegovina, since
[00:00:47] I was a direct actor, that we were
[00:00:50] capable in that sense of solving every problem in Bosnia and
[00:00:53] Herzegovina, now how much the world, how much this
[00:00:56] environment and precisely these people appreciate it, that is now a
[00:01:00] separate segment, but I think that filth in
[00:01:03] communication that they bring into the whole thing to achieve
[00:01:07] certain goals, I think that is not right, that it is not
[00:01:10] good for anyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and indeed they will see that it is not good in the end
[00:01:14] for them either, so here is Dodik, yesterday and Cvijanović says
[00:01:18] that besides strategic interests with
[00:01:21] America they have -
[00:01:24] as she said, congruent ideological views, this primarily
[00:01:28] refers to these views. towards Muslims,
[00:01:31] Islamophobia and everything else,
[00:01:35] regardless of their claims, and we hear from HDZ officials who are increasingly
[00:01:39] openly speaking about the Muslim threat in Bosnia and
[00:01:42] Herzegovina, regardless of their claims or analyses, they must further
[00:01:46] keep one thing in mind, that the Dayton
[00:01:49] Peace Agreement, or Bosnia and Herzegovina as
[00:01:52] such, that it is the only successful project
[00:01:56] of the United States of America in the context of foreign policy in the last 30
[00:01:59] years. "and I think that the State Department
[00:02:02] will not easily gamble away everything
[00:02:05] that it has done here, together of course with their
[00:02:08] partners, that they will not succeed in tearing it down in such
[00:02:12] a way as they imagined, in that context I think that
[00:02:15] generally speaking the sovereignty and integrity of Bosnia and
[00:02:18] Herzegovina will not be questioned, however, what worries me is
[00:02:22] that, including the European Union, they are increasingly less interested
[00:02:26] in what is happening within the country, it's like, "there you are, you..."
[00:02:39] considering that we have the Office of the High Representative, we saw
[00:02:42] in the meantime that he is also on ice, what he was
[00:02:45] busy with, we saw with this last application or
[00:02:49] appeal
[00:02:52] of Representative Begić, right, who won in
[00:02:55] the court in Strasbourg, a person who in essence should...
[00:03:00] act contrary, acts in such a way that the decisions he
[00:03:03] made were discriminatory, regardless
[00:03:06] of the basis to which that refers, so I won't go back to the story about
[00:03:10] the adoption or annulment of the constitution of the federation, some other things,
[00:03:14] then when you see how everything is happening here, that people, at least those
[00:03:17] individuals from the international community who should
[00:03:21] contribute to the protection of the Dayton Peace Agreement,
[00:03:24] allow me to briefly make another digression, here when it comes to
[00:03:28] the OHR office that... "you make a decision to
[00:03:31] pay 120 million to a criminal group in
[00:03:35] that unfortunate Vidokt affair, and you watch while
[00:03:38] eight cultural institutions for which you made a decision,
[00:03:42] meaning he made it personally with his order
[00:03:45] 82/24,
[00:03:47] he ordered the Council of Ministers that this issue must
[00:03:51] be resolved, people intentionally won't do it, and instead of sanctioning
[00:03:54] them or reporting them to Dodik as he did with
[00:03:57] him, why doesn't he do it when it comes to..." cultural institutions, why
[00:04:00] allow BHRT to
[00:04:04] collapse in such a way that there is a true
[00:04:08] agony there, it doesn't last a day or 10 days, it lasts
[00:04:11] for years. Why is the management that
[00:04:14] was elected by political office holders in Bosnia and Herzegovina, not Zlatko
[00:04:18] Milić, it was elected mainly by HDZ,
[00:04:21] SNSD, these last three and before them SDA, what have these
[00:04:25] people done in the last five, six years, why in five six years
[00:04:29] have no members of the board come to parliament, why has no one ever come
[00:04:32] to defend the report, the work plan of that television
[00:04:36] house? I am not saying that it cannot
[00:04:39] be done in another way, but we cannot
[00:04:42] allow such an institution to simply
[00:04:46] collapse and for my colleague who works there as an editor, for
[00:04:50] the inability to fix the elevator, every day he goes
[00:04:53] up to the 13th floor, not to mention other
[00:04:56] things, then for example, Mr. Ović at the last
[00:05:00] session of the House of Peoples says that he is worried, that he doesn't know,
[00:05:04] how to help, I ask him, when do you help
[00:05:08] like that and when you have such a narrative and when you have a habit of
[00:05:12] addressing..." on behalf of the Croatian people, to all
[00:05:16] citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, then why don't you tell the Croatian
[00:05:20] people to finally start paying their subscription, because if you can appoint them to
[00:05:23] the entity television and state television as members
[00:05:26] of the management board, as directors, I see no reason why, and what
[00:05:30] does he tell you to that, nothing, he didn't respond, but Mr.
[00:05:34] Ćosić responded and roughly replied that it was
[00:05:37] civil, please, disobedience, I didn't want to
[00:05:40] argue with them further, I..." "love when they mention civil in any
[00:05:44] form, but for that civil obedience, well,
[00:05:48] it's your duty by law to react so that it doesn't
[00:05:51] happen, so go ahead, if you don't like that kind of television, sit there,
[00:05:55] agree, make a television of 105 channels, but to
[00:05:59] hold people hostage, 760 employees, to bring them
[00:06:02] to such a situation that they can't pay for gas, electricity,
[00:06:06] salaries and so on, that they have 55 million in debt for
[00:06:10] contributions, 55 million." 20 million
[00:06:13] debt to this European broadcast, that Maja
[00:06:17] Sever, if I'm not mistaken, and at the same time RTRS actually
[00:06:20] owes that same BiHRT, I'll finish quickly, that
[00:06:24] this Ms. Sever asks for an urgent reaction from the High
[00:06:27] Representative, he puts his finger in his ear, simply the man doesn't care, at the same
[00:06:31] time for nine years RTRS
[00:06:35] won't pay it, that Ms. Cvijanović at the sessions
[00:06:38] of the presidency says why she should pay for it or
[00:06:42] Republika. Srpska, when Croats won't pay for it, so what does
[00:06:45] that mean, that only citizens who live in this part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who are allegedly
[00:06:49] identified
[00:06:52] as Bosnians and Herzegovinians, should pay for it, television is no longer
[00:06:55] a question of BH patriotism, it is
[00:06:59] a question of the functioning of the system, it is
[00:07:02] a question of the law that should operate in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:07:06] if the leadership and management board are not capable, then
[00:07:09] indeed those in the Council of Ministers should leave." "or in the
[00:07:13] end there is a High Representative who can, he has shown that so far,
[00:07:17] when he wants to intervene, to force them to
[00:07:20] implement the law, then I ask a justified
[00:07:23] question, does he use those rights he has, I respect
[00:07:27] his legitimacy, not him as a person, but
[00:07:31] him as an institution, does that mean that he selectively applies
[00:07:34] justice, what does that mean, if you order a criminal group
[00:07:38] to pay 120 million, why don't you now order that
[00:07:42] 100 million be removed from the account of Republika Srpska
[00:07:46] and given to BHRT, he cannot do that, he can, but
[00:07:49] he doesn't want to, right? Now they are allegedly justifying themselves by saying that
[00:07:53] since he barely remained after this last UN
[00:07:57] session, right, there were great problems there as to whether he would extend
[00:08:00] his mandate, it turned out that they agreed that he could
[00:08:04] stay, but that he could no longer in any way influence the making of any
[00:08:08] decisions, how did it happen, Zlatko, that
[00:08:11] that... "how can we call him, let's say the Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:08:14] political spectrum, remained with tied hands, well,
[00:08:18] SDA is now attacking the trio and
[00:08:22] actually thinks that the dissatisfaction of citizens with the trio is
[00:08:25] automatically support for them, they are sorely mistaken and
[00:08:29] citizens know that SDA actually, while it was
[00:08:32] in power, created this system as it
[00:08:35] is, why are these pro-Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:08:39] politicians put in a situation where they can only watch and..." wonder
[00:08:43] and seek justifications for inaction, because
[00:08:47] they are blinded by personal interests, again I
[00:08:50] must give you an example, we will return, excuse my digression, to this
[00:08:53] unfortunate BHRT and these seven cultural institutions,
[00:08:57] just look at the adoption of the last budget,
[00:09:00] 46 million was foreseen
[00:09:03] in the budget reserve and for the members
[00:09:06] of the presidency, at least those from the federation, to allow that
[00:09:09] budget to pass and for those two issues to not... I can't
[00:09:13] believe it anymore, but when you analyze that
[00:09:16] budget and when you see that they individually, I'm talking about all
[00:09:20] three members of the presidency, for the chairperson of the Council of Ministers
[00:09:24] they receive that on an annual basis, let the citizens
[00:09:27] listen carefully so that it doesn't seem like they didn't hear or didn't know, people
[00:09:31] spend on an annual basis individually 360,000
[00:09:35] marks for this year, for this and for
[00:09:38] the previous one, meaning first for lunches, dinners.
[00:09:43] No, that's just, among other things, it's giving to various associations,
[00:09:47] private assistance and so on, imagine that
[00:09:50] 19 of them, holders of executive functions in Bosnia and
[00:09:53] Herzegovina, have spent or will spend
[00:09:57] over 7 million, 7 million, we watched
[00:10:00] the day before yesterday's announcement of the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and
[00:10:03] Herzegovina, our winter Olympians received
[00:10:07] not a single mark, how can they not be ashamed, those things are not
[00:10:11] clear to me, and then when you ask them, Minister Hamidžić was not at
[00:10:14] the last session, I asked him, please explain to me on what legal
[00:10:18] basis you distribute that way, who authorized you, the citizens, to
[00:10:22] do that, do you know how... the citizens of our country earn that
[00:10:26] money, by what right do you spend 360,000
[00:10:30] in a year or deputy chairmen
[00:10:33] 180 or ministers 90, how brazen
[00:10:37] are they the next day, even though he was not at the session, Minister Amidžić delivers
[00:10:40] an instructive act suggesting to them
[00:10:43] in this 26th year, please, for which the budget has not
[00:10:47] been adopted, not to overspend, to spend up to one
[00:10:50] quarter, they give instructions to ministers, do not spend 90,000,
[00:10:54] spend only two first.
[00:10:56] Well, imagine such arrogance and such brazenness,
[00:11:00] they can agree on those funds, even on
[00:11:03] some other things, we see what those funds are spent on, part goes to
[00:11:07] associations, a good part goes, I tell you, to feasting,
[00:11:10] to dinners, to drunkenness,
[00:11:14] then they show bills from hotels, restaurants where they weren't
[00:11:17] actually there to cover
[00:11:20] their drunken binges at the expense of citizens, but
[00:11:23] I perceive that as a problem, even though people here are very vain and
[00:11:27] egoistical, the trio has made a series of
[00:11:31] mistakes, for example one of those mistakes is that they allowed
[00:11:34] the appointment of this, pardon, the director of the Indirect Taxation
[00:11:37] Authority, that this tax collector came, why didn't they
[00:11:41] take that position, why now Minister Amidžić at the Fiscal
[00:11:45] Council does not want to speak at all when it comes to
[00:11:48] the new distribution of financial resources, is it that
[00:11:51] the Federation has been harmed for years by Republika
[00:11:55] Srpska, those are tens, I would say, hundreds
[00:11:58] of millions of marks that Dodik abuses in such a way
[00:12:02] that he uses those funds to destroy that state from which he takes those same
[00:12:05] funds, that is not a problem for people, instead of saying, yes,
[00:12:09] people, we made a mistake, we shouldn't have done it like that, okay, let's see what can
[00:12:13] be fixed, they simply sink
[00:12:16] from problem to problem, these problems remain unresolved,
[00:12:20] on the other hand, we have a blockade of this House of Peoples from which
[00:12:23] nothing can pass."
[00:12:26] "Here they keep repeating to us that they are for a European path,
[00:12:29] which is a complete lie, that is, my dear people, a complete lie,
[00:12:33] I will try to explain to you what happened at the last session,
[00:12:37] then with this somewhat inappropriate
[00:12:40] action, I am talking verbally, in practical
[00:12:43] action there are really no consequences, no one cares what anyone does, nor
[00:12:47] can you bring anything, you cannot pass a single law
[00:12:51] in that House of Peoples, nothing that is normal for citizens."
[00:12:56] they don't get paid, but they take their salary, here is the last
[00:12:59] session, since I've started talking, allow me, do citizens, I
[00:13:03] have a feeling, well, we are in the
[00:13:06] opposition there, that they sometimes understand us, they put 63 items
[00:13:10] on the agenda, which is fine, against which we are not
[00:13:13] within one item,
[00:13:16] 74 reports from agencies
[00:13:19] to assess their work, whether it is legal or
[00:13:23] not, so there is everything imaginable. so as not to waste citizens'
[00:13:26] time, we agreed to propose some laws that have been
[00:13:30] in procedure for a long time, for which everything is conditionally
[00:13:33] finished, only for them to pass in the House of Peoples, one of those laws are these laws on
[00:13:37] VAT that have been stagnant for three years, and I tried
[00:13:41] to explain to people, colleague Nešković who proposes it, that it is more
[00:13:44] important for us, a more important law to relieve citizens of paying
[00:13:48] VAT on bread, milk, medicines, textbooks and so
[00:13:52] on, than their law on the court and the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV), which
[00:13:55] has been stagnant for two years, they are not able to pass it, it's uncomfortable for people
[00:13:59] not to hold sessions and when they schedule a session
[00:14:02] not to have it due to quorum, then they take
[00:14:06] salaries, you are also in that House of Peoples of the state
[00:14:09] parliament, you and your colleague from the Party for
[00:14:13] BiH are actually declared
[00:14:17] the most active delegates
[00:14:20] in the House of Peoples, you
[00:14:23] Džemal Smanje." "but here, is
[00:14:26] it uncomfortable what I'm asking you, but I have to,
[00:14:30] how is it to take
[00:14:33] a salary for something you haven't
[00:14:36] done, well, I don't know, you have to ask
[00:14:40] them, you come to work, you told me in the last show, every day,
[00:14:43] that's right, very rarely, today I had one colleague with me,
[00:14:47] I didn't see anyone else, so you see them eventually when
[00:14:51] there's a session or when they have commissions or committees, although these representatives."
[00:14:55] of the government rarely attend those commissions, I said last time in all three
[00:14:59] commissions I am a member of, as long as these
[00:15:02] two parties block the House of Peoples in this way, there is no
[00:15:06] need for them to call me to those commissions at all, because we are not
[00:15:08] their service, we are the service of citizens, when they start working in
[00:15:12] the House of Peoples they can call, but these blockades are obviously a political
[00:15:16] strategy that works, so nothing happens so that citizens
[00:15:19] and our entrepreneurs understand, that is a very important
[00:15:23] issue in Bosnia and Herzegovina, listen. now one of those laws that
[00:15:27] we proposed, which was not on the agenda, which their partners
[00:15:30] or our partners did, meaning the American administration did it,
[00:15:34] of course in cooperation with our institutions,
[00:15:38] and this famous law on electricity and the introduction of
[00:15:41] carbon taxes, where all that dirty energy, not only concerning
[00:15:45] electricity production, but also the metal industry where it will be
[00:15:47] taxed, we demand that that item on the agenda
[00:15:51] be put on the agenda, so that Mr. Čović would come out and threaten
[00:15:55] us how that is possible, but when the stock exchange is in
[00:15:58] Mostar, headquartered in Mostar, he will not pass any law and so
[00:16:02] on, and Mr.
[00:16:05] Vuković, and there were indeed two proposals in the procedure, one was from
[00:16:09] Mr. Smajić where it was foreseen that that stock exchange would be in Brčko, we asked
[00:16:12] Smajić, please, let's not complicate things, forget that
[00:16:16] proposal, let's go back to the proposal of the Council of Ministers, that man
[00:16:19] didn't even realize that it was about that proposal where the stock exchange
[00:16:23] is actually foreseen to be in Mostar, and people don't
[00:16:26] want that, and how do you explain that to our entrepreneurs,
[00:16:30] if you can imagine that
[00:16:34] they simply have no empathy for anyone
[00:16:37] "they have no empathy for the poorest segment
[00:16:40] of the population, they have none for the economy, then you
[00:16:43] ask me how they have empathy to take money for themselves,
[00:16:47] well, you should ask them, it must be such a brazen
[00:16:50] face that I can't
[00:16:53] believe it, these are such Methuselahs, often
[00:16:56] I discuss with colleagues on social networks, I think
[00:17:00] it would be best if we mummified some of them
[00:17:03] and they stay there until the end of their biological life,
[00:17:07] you told me that in previous shows that you investigated while you were
[00:17:11] the director of the Federal Police Administration, they will
[00:17:14] leave the scene, they will retire, it seems that they will not
[00:17:17] be held accountable, that they will laugh in your face in the end and
[00:17:21] say, my dear Zlatko, you chased us in vain,
[00:17:25] I will, I still stand by the position that most of them are
[00:17:28] prone to committing criminal offenses,
[00:17:32] unfortunately what happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the failure of precisely
[00:17:35] our judicial and prosecutorial
[00:17:39] bodies, now I am speaking for all of us, instead of
[00:17:41] using people from the international community, primarily the Venice
[00:17:45] Commission, to help us adopt a new law on the court and
[00:17:49] the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV), we do not know how to use that, what is controversial in those
[00:17:53] laws on the court and the VSTV, I mean, I can state
[00:17:56] my personal opinion, the law on the court, I will be
[00:17:59] brief, in order to avoid the opinion of the Venice Commission, first
[00:18:03] that law is not at all reform-oriented, in article
[00:18:06] 13 of that... law they said that within a year
[00:18:09] a reform law would be passed, thereby contradicting the fact
[00:18:12] that we need it at all, and why are you passing it if it is not
[00:18:15] reform-oriented, and for that law they do not have the opinion of the Venice Commission and
[00:18:18] that is why they made it in the form of amendments
[00:18:22] and supplements, not a new law, so that they would not have to seek
[00:18:25] an opinion, because then people would say what is wrong with it. On the other hand,
[00:18:29] you have these amendments to the law on the VSTV, and both
[00:18:33] laws are in two
[00:18:35] formulations, at the parliamentary assembly levels,
[00:18:39] in my opinion, that law is also flawed, why is it flawed so that
[00:18:42] citizens can understand in fact, but
[00:18:45] I must simplify it in the best possible way, look
[00:18:49] at this, the problem is that they want to essentially
[00:18:53] exert political pressure on the selection of judges
[00:18:56] and prosecutors through amendments to the VSTV
[00:18:59] law, and you have something similar to what was recently
[00:19:03] adopted in Serbia, and now people from the judiciary
[00:19:07] and European Union institutions are rebelling,
[00:19:10] is it something like that, meaning
[00:19:14] eight professionals, judges or prosecutors, then you have four
[00:19:17] people who are not from that domain, you have two lawyers
[00:19:20] or attorneys, one from RS, one from the Federation, one representative
[00:19:24] of the parliament, and the Ministry of Justice, at the last
[00:19:27] meeting with those from the Venice Commission, the Dutchman who led it,
[00:19:30] a doctor of science, who really loves Bosnia and
[00:19:33] Herzegovina, I asked him, if we are
[00:19:36] going to... solve this to get rid of any political
[00:19:40] influence, I have nothing against these people sitting here,
[00:19:44] but they cannot elect judges and prosecutors, because
[00:19:47] tomorrow that lawyer will be in a conflict of interest, because maybe as
[00:19:51] I had a case in practice that a member of the VSTV is defending
[00:19:55] that Čović, I had that specific case and that
[00:19:58] is not normal, why is it not normal that citizens must
[00:20:02] understand that we must simply reach a phase when it comes to the work
[00:20:05] of the prosecution, meaning citizens should answer
[00:20:09] themselves, is it normal while you are conducting an investigation
[00:20:12] that the responsible prosecutor takes
[00:20:15] 25,000 euros from the suspect
[00:20:18] and you report him to this UDT, that is the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor, and they tell you
[00:20:22] that they will investigate, that there is a basis, but that they will inform you within
[00:20:25] a year what happened to that prosecutor, is it
[00:20:28] normal that a woman you go to report, who is
[00:20:31] that, well I won't
[00:20:35] mention names so that I don't compromise them.
[00:20:45] The woman says: why did you come to me, I don't have time to do that, I say
[00:20:49] dear lady. That crime is prosecuted ex officio, if you don't have one, hire
[00:20:53] another prosecutor, no, no, I can't do that, imagine that
[00:20:56] answer, the third thing, the leader of the second
[00:20:59] organized criminal group at the trial says to
[00:21:02] the prosecutor, I bought you and your wife Carlo
[00:21:06] Colucci clothes from Italy, I brought you
[00:21:09] things, then he starts listing journalists,
[00:21:12] a police officer who informed me what you want to
[00:21:15] do, I paid for his wife and
[00:21:19] vacation. and so on, that no one deals
[00:21:22] with that issue, is that prosecutor still a prosecutor,
[00:21:26] yes, the fourth example, we are conducting an
[00:21:30] investigation where we had a protected witness, equipment, since we didn't
[00:21:33] have any, we borrowed it from Italy, we recorded
[00:21:36] the protected witness, we catch a judge of the BH court
[00:21:39] taking 200,000, everything
[00:21:42] recorded one by one, the judicial
[00:21:45] council rejects the evidence because
[00:21:48] of noise. Can you believe that? Later
[00:21:52] that person continues to advance, so
[00:21:55] there are countless examples in practice, but for example one of
[00:21:58] the international prosecutors, what I want to say is that they were not immune
[00:22:02] from bribery and corruption, uh, the woman did not know that a man
[00:22:06] who was convicted in the first instance, meaning convicted to a prison sentence and
[00:22:10] a fine, we still kept him under measures and the man
[00:22:13] carries 250,000 euros to bribe her and throws the money
[00:22:17] out the window on the road between... central, between Tuzla
[00:22:21] and Sarajevo, and when the woman found out that she was doing that, she left her job
[00:22:24] and returned to the country that sent her, nothing happened, so that
[00:22:27] cannot be, meaning that
[00:22:31] story, their inaction must come to an
[00:22:34] end, to finish, it can be resolved, it was resolved in Romania, it is being resolved
[00:22:38] in Albania, so it can be done when, of course, this woman in
[00:22:41] Romania is now a prosecutor when it comes to
[00:22:44] these European institutions,
[00:22:48] recently, my recent experience, please, I reported this Dodik twice,
[00:22:52] twice the prosecution replied to me, once one
[00:22:55] prosecutor, the second time two, so that I wouldn't
[00:22:59] think there was some national connotation, and
[00:23:03] people or women tell me, as if I am
[00:23:06] mentally challenged, that what he is doing is freedom
[00:23:09] of speech, then I file an appeal and say, my
[00:23:12] dear people, that it would not be freedom of genocide,
[00:23:16] that's right, war crimes and so on, I say High Representative, you have
[00:23:20] a law where that is sanctioned, meaning a person cannot
[00:23:23] do that, another thing is that for them to give that
[00:23:27] criminal act the character that I requested, they say the
[00:23:30] act of violence was missing, so what do you want from me when he says that
[00:23:34] I should take a club and beat him, right, then there would be elements of a criminal
[00:23:38] offense, these are such nebulous answers that I
[00:23:41] really cannot comprehend, and is it
[00:23:44] shameful to have some problem in that prosecutor's office of Bosnia and Herzegovina every five days,
[00:23:47] they are not there, I think. 10 if I'm not mistaken,
[00:23:51] 55, well, that's a shame what's happening, the chief
[00:23:54] prosecutor is under attack now, victims' associations are demanding his
[00:23:58] removal, will the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council remove him?
[00:24:02] I really don't know, they will probably initiate some procedure, but what is
[00:24:05] important for citizens to know, we are in this law, that is very
[00:24:09] important, maybe a more important question than this previous one, we asked that their
[00:24:12] work ability assessment be introduced into the integrity check of only this property,
[00:24:16] you, sir, have no indictment. negative rating, finally
[00:24:20] in the transitional provisions, every prosecutor who has a negative rating should be introduced,
[00:24:23] so you can't do that, meaning if you haven't
[00:24:27] done anything for one, two, five years, then what are you doing there? Did the prosecutor's office ever answer your criminal complaint that
[00:24:31] you filed last year regarding blockades precisely in the House of
[00:24:34] Peoples? I made a criminal complaint against
[00:24:37] Špirić and, if I'm not mistaken, three additions, I never received
[00:24:41] any written response from anyone. Are there elements of a criminal offense? Well, of course,
[00:24:45] purely. Pure, pure abuse of official
[00:24:49] position. Uh, I think that, given that they
[00:24:53] are trying to justify it by saying that they were given that right by the constitution, which is absolutely not
[00:24:56] true, it doesn't say anywhere in the constitution that they have the right to protect
[00:25:00] national vital interest in that way, so that
[00:25:04] you protect your own chair, well, that's unprecedented.
[00:25:07] I'm glad that the other day, you reminded me of this, we were supposed to
[00:25:10] have this gentleman Vuković at one of the sessions, that's very important and it's related
[00:25:14] to it, mhm and they didn't want to. And explicitly allowed
[00:25:17] the man to replace a colleague who left, and Vuković came in her place, and they
[00:25:21] invoked the vital national interest in that matter. Yesterday or
[00:25:25] the day before yesterday, an answer came that they were not right, that it has nothing to do with
[00:25:28] vital national interest, because the man is from the Serbian people,
[00:25:32] how will a Serb
[00:25:36] harm a Serb's vital national interest? So, in
[00:25:38] essence, we are dealing with ourselves so that we don't deal with
[00:25:42] the betterment of the lives of the citizens of this country, and while that lasts,
[00:25:45] they use resources, take money. Salaries, money from the
[00:25:49] budget and so on, drivers drive, budget blockade,
[00:25:53] political strategy that succeeds, but they can agree on those
[00:25:56] things, that's very interesting. But when it comes
[00:25:59] to doing something for the country, for our workers, or
[00:26:03] I don't know, for the sick, today is the day of these people suffering
[00:26:06] from cancer, I asked them at the last session, I understand that you spend
[00:26:10] that money, I understand that we have so many people
[00:26:13] sick with cancer, in our institutions, if you don't
[00:26:17] fear citizens, if you don't fear public opinion, well, they don't fear
[00:26:21] journalists, so do you believe in God, do you fear God, can you
[00:26:25] ask one of our border police officers, whose wife can't raise
[00:26:29] the money, for her to help her with 20,000, which she needs for
[00:26:32] medicine, after she has already given 200,000?
[00:26:36] It's missing, of course, it's terrible, today we also did a lot
[00:26:39] of stories about the lack of support for cancer patients,
[00:26:43] but also for other serious diseases, but since you are mentioning
[00:26:47] the border police and other police
[00:26:50] services, you told me in the last show how bad it is for
[00:26:53] the country that hundreds of policemen are missing in the border police, here is new
[00:26:57] information that actually one hundred policemen will soon retire in
[00:27:00] various police agencies, that there is no plan
[00:27:04] to hire new ones, what kind of chaos will that be? That problem has been going on since 2017, and first, for that
[00:27:08] problem, the leaders in those agencies are to blame, because they
[00:27:12] are, they get paid to take care of strategic
[00:27:16] planning, meaning every leader, every one of those police
[00:27:19] agencies, he was obliged to foresee what would happen in one, two, three,
[00:27:23] five years, that's why strategic planning is done,
[00:27:27] now and those who were... doing that in every possible way, they were
[00:27:31] obstructed by politics,
[00:27:34] why, because I'm talking primarily about these two parties, the axis of
[00:27:37] evil, it is in their interest that in every segment, and in
[00:27:40] that one, there is as little state as possible, the softer
[00:27:44] the border, the fewer policemen, the greater
[00:27:47] the crime, or the greater the possibility tomorrow, God forbid, that
[00:27:50] someone moves from some direction to some point from
[00:27:54] point A to point B, that no one stops him, that members of
[00:27:57] the armed forces of other countries can
[00:28:01] enter here as they please some other things happen that
[00:28:05] there is no beginning, we have to take a break, I have to ask you this, uh, that
[00:28:09] if those whose mouths are full of Bosnia and Herzegovina do not
[00:28:12] wake up, a great evil could happen in that
[00:28:16] context when you say foreign soldiers patrolling
[00:28:19] and so on, should Bosnia and Herzegovina fear
[00:28:22] the intensive arming of Serbia, but also
[00:28:25] of Croatia, while the armed forces have weapons
[00:28:29] on a drip, the armed forces of BiH, regardless of their
[00:28:32] capacities that are questionable
[00:28:36] from an international aspect, because they have certain obligations regarding
[00:28:39] the Dayton Peace Agreement and Annex, which they signed, but now to
[00:28:42] water down that story, I think considering
[00:28:46] the strength that Serbia primarily had in '92, now it's
[00:28:49] nowhere near, so we don't
[00:28:52] need to be particularly afraid of them in that
[00:28:56] context, however we must direct
[00:28:59] our capacities in that direction so that
[00:29:03] we uh deal with a defensive or defensive
[00:29:05] strategy, we should not spend money on
[00:29:09] certain means that cost tens of millions,
[00:29:12] so that we don't have basic things when it comes to, for example,
[00:29:16] air defense, when it comes to drones, when it comes to
[00:29:19] anti-tank defense, so these are all things where
[00:29:23] we could have made a very big step forward, especially through
[00:29:26] our companies, the defense industry, however, it is obvious
[00:29:30] that we still lack knowledge,
[00:29:33] strategy, focus, we are committed to all
[00:29:36] that to get out of this problem, there is no danger threatening us,
[00:29:39] indeed, I think there are enough of us, so
[00:29:42] I don't believe that someone who would dare to commit aggression tomorrow,
[00:29:46] that aggression would be successful, he must step
[00:29:49] here, and to step here, by God,
[00:29:52] not to express myself rudely, he must be very brave. So I don't believe that
[00:29:56] can happen, Hungarian special forces will cross
[00:29:59] here, in this never clarified
[00:30:03] story, how is it possible that Hungary opens
[00:30:06] a counter-terrorism center on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, specifically
[00:30:10] near Banja Luka, and no one knows anything about it, no one
[00:30:13] has a clue who gave consent, everyone says "not me", completely, if
[00:30:17] that's how it is as you say, journalists have already asked me about it
[00:30:21] and explain to me that in fact Hungarians are building some kind of
[00:30:25] center. "That is not possible under our regulations, in fact it is not
[00:30:28] possible without the consent of the Presidency, i.e.
[00:30:32] in this case the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, if it concerns
[00:30:35] police officers of the Ministry of Security,
[00:30:38] that cannot be done, every action in that sense is illegal, and what if
[00:30:41] it is done, if it is already in progress, then the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina should
[00:30:45] take measures within its jurisdiction, well it will, just as it does
[00:30:49] and it should, it should probably, since..."
[00:30:53] poduzme mjere i svoje nadležnosti, pa eto baš će kao što poduzima
[00:30:56] i trebalo bi, trebalo bi vjerovatno evo pošto..."