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[00:00:00] however you look
[00:00:03] at it, none of
[00:00:06] them have any contact with
[00:00:10] reality, which means they are basically
[00:00:13] a lie, and uh, that lie is
[00:00:17] stupid, that lie is not just populist, it is
[00:00:21] actually very dangerous, because it misleads
[00:00:24] voters, it counts on
[00:00:27] our very superficial reactions. Uh,
[00:00:30] so we heard young people in the report just now, unfortunately you didn't
[00:00:34] have the opportunity, but
[00:00:37] what almost every young person said is that
[00:00:40] they will not go to the elections
[00:00:43] if there is no political offer
[00:00:46] in this constellation of forces.
[00:00:50] Apathy and listlessness
[00:00:52] have gripped not only Bosnia and Herzegovina but
[00:00:56] humanity. We are living in a
[00:01:00] completely new paradigm,
[00:01:02] uh, that paradigm uh, was imposed by
[00:01:06] conservatism and authoritarianism
[00:01:09] that is coming, and this shift to the right, yes, which comes from
[00:01:13] Trump, uh, from his, I can
[00:01:16] freely say, racist movement,
[00:01:19] now if I may say on these media due to
[00:01:22] censorship that is present on
[00:01:26] the entire planet and is very pronounced.
[00:01:30] "You have never been with us until now, nor will you be, we hope,
[00:01:33] in a small way, but uh, we are small as
[00:01:36] a language, uh, but war criminal
[00:01:40] and aggressive uh politics
[00:01:43] that approved genocide in Palestine, which the
[00:01:47] European, which the European Union watches
[00:01:51] completely calmly, that new paradigm drove people away from
[00:01:54] politics, uh, the result is
[00:01:58] uh fascization." for example,
[00:02:00] Germany, the shift to the right in
[00:02:04] France, the shift to the right in
[00:02:06] Italy, and uh, of course the appearance
[00:02:10] Spain is still doing well, Spain
[00:02:13] is the only country that has the left in
[00:02:17] power and the only country that openly speaks
[00:02:20] about, in fact, about
[00:02:23] genocide. You had a rebellion of a part
[00:02:26] of Slovenian citizens the other day, but look, you know.
[00:02:30] The rebellion in Sarajevo, what is that dark
[00:02:33] space? Mm, Sarajevo was under
[00:02:37] siege
[00:02:39] betrayed the hope on for uh, 1400 something days, the genocide in
[00:02:43] Srebrenica happened. I'll give you a paradox now,
[00:02:47] the memorial center, uh,
[00:02:50] Srebrenica, does not speak out about
[00:02:53] the genocide in Gaza, because the leader of the memorial
[00:02:57] center is a friend with the president of the World... Jewish
[00:03:00] Congress, so we then keep silent about what
[00:03:04] is happening to Palestinian children,
[00:03:08] you know, the lives of those Palestinian children are
[00:03:11] as important to me as the life of every other
[00:03:13] child. Uh, furthermore,
[00:03:17] you have a paradox, what stupidity we live in,
[00:03:21] uh, if it weren't for Iranian aid to this country, at the beginning
[00:03:25] of the war, who knows what would have happened. We
[00:03:28] didn't even... uh following the recommendation of the Islamic Community,
[00:03:32] we didn't study uh as a society, a hatmad to the
[00:03:36] president,
[00:03:38] i.e. Ayatollah Khamenei. What kind of
[00:03:41] fear is that of Trump's MAGA movement and
[00:03:45] his punishment? Now those young people, let's
[00:03:48] go back to them, of course they are
[00:03:50] listless, they are dealing
[00:03:53] with political
[00:03:56] oligarchies, for whom politics is a business.
[00:04:01] "uh, a source of good earnings, uh,
[00:04:03] a source for fixing tenders,
[00:04:07] uh, for some it's banditry,
[00:04:10] uh, for others it's nationalism and spreading
[00:04:14] hatred, for others a way
[00:04:16] to uh get their
[00:04:19] families jobs, so you get that apathy which is
[00:04:23] justified, but it's
[00:04:26] about their lives, about the lives of these
[00:04:30] young people. Do you predict a low turnout in these elections,
[00:04:33] perhaps the lowest ever? I think these
[00:04:37] elections, in terms of turnout, will be a disaster. Now,
[00:04:41] rationally speaking, uh,
[00:04:45] why is that
[00:04:47] assumption possible and most likely
[00:04:51] correct? Because the trio disappointed, that's
[00:04:55] my next question, it refers to the past
[00:04:58] mandate and to us. You mentioned politicians for whom this is a job,
[00:05:02] what kind of job was done in the past mandate?
[00:05:05] We are listening now to
[00:05:08] praise about the reform
[00:05:11] step forward, in the positive aspects of this
[00:05:15] mandate, what will you remember it for, for example?
[00:05:19] It's
[00:05:21] a bit harder question
[00:05:24] to
[00:05:26] to try to sum
[00:05:30] everything up in a short
[00:05:31] assessment.
[00:05:35] The previous government
[00:05:37] of Novalić produced a revolt among citizens
[00:05:40] against... SDA and
[00:05:44] its uh uh its crime,
[00:05:47] corruption, nepotism and so on, but you know,
[00:05:51] it's not just SDA in power, this is a constitutional country, so
[00:05:55] there were also the other two political parties, SNSD
[00:05:59] and HDZ and a complete blockade of the federation
[00:06:02] for eight years of Novalić's rule,
[00:06:06] so plus the corona crisis and so
[00:06:09] on. The trio which...
[00:06:12] promised hope,
[00:06:15] uh, killed hope in the Sarajevo canton
[00:06:19] for citizens, that is a terrible
[00:06:22] responsibility of irresponsible politicians,
[00:06:26] like Nihad Uk, uh, who is completely
[00:06:30] incompetent, semi-literate,
[00:06:32] semi-educated, but very arrogant. He was our guest,
[00:06:36] we tried to ask many questions this morning, also to him about
[00:06:39] everything that happened in the past mandate. "But
[00:06:42] here, when we look at other levels
[00:06:45] of government, disappointment, it seems to me that it is
[00:06:48] your assessment,
[00:06:52] as far as citizens are concerned, disappointment, but my
[00:06:54] assessment is worse than disappointment,
[00:06:58] uh, in fact, it's about the following, you had a
[00:07:02] historic chance as a trio to
[00:07:05] revive the social life of Bosnia and Herzegovina and
[00:07:09] you missed that historic chance."
[00:07:12] Or it won't come back, I don't know, for 30
[00:07:15] years now, now if you
[00:07:18] haven't understood that, and if you put people like Uk
[00:07:22] or some others in positions, you have
[00:07:26] missed uh a century.
[00:07:30] They are not aware of the responsibility they have. Now they
[00:07:33] promise us that we will live freely, but
[00:07:37] what will I remember it for? For the first attempt to introduce
[00:07:41] some social measures. This country, that is
[00:07:44] the increase of the minimum wage
[00:07:46] for workers and then you have
[00:07:49] proof that the country
[00:07:53] is networked, all
[00:07:56] the tycoons
[00:07:59] rose up with the help of fake economic
[00:08:02] analysts to attack the minimal rights
[00:08:05] of workers. Uh, the media were
[00:08:09] naturally forced to participate in that.
[00:08:12] And so on, which means that there is no
[00:08:15] elemental empathy
[00:08:18] in our country. Uh, then you have
[00:08:21] an increase in pensions of 17%,
[00:08:24] you have those benefits for mothers, which is good
[00:08:28] social assistance, so you have some good
[00:08:31] moves, but then it all falls before
[00:08:35] the fact that in highways you have
[00:08:37] some problems, that Elektroprivreda
[00:08:41] uh completely... It's collapsing and
[00:08:45] so on. This is a very complex
[00:08:48] country uh in which Dodik can with his three delegates
[00:08:52] literally lock the country
[00:08:55] into some kind of mental
[00:08:58] prison. Uh, the previous mandate
[00:09:01] of the trio was marked by some
[00:09:04] exceptional results and huge falls, that's the realistic
[00:09:07] picture. Uh, SDA media are making a
[00:09:11] disaster out of it. But uh what
[00:09:15] I can predict now, now we will
[00:09:18] set up a game
[00:09:22] uh for everyone and you will see how they will
[00:09:25] react. Namely, the real
[00:09:28] crisis arises after
[00:09:31] the elections. That is my next question. In Bosnia and
[00:09:35] Herzegovina, experience somehow shows that people always voted
[00:09:39] against. If that new
[00:09:44] uh, i.e., old uh
[00:09:46] political coalition
[00:09:49] comes in the future, what do
[00:09:52] you predict? Complete blockade
[00:09:55] of institutions, paralysis of the system,
[00:09:58] collapse or something that
[00:10:01] will go in favor of citizens?
[00:10:04] The fate
[00:10:07] of the government after these elections
[00:10:10] will be decided, as announced,
[00:10:13] by Dragan Čović with the help of his ally Milorad
[00:10:17] Dodik, to whom Željko Komšić, let's
[00:10:21] say it openly, enabled that very
[00:10:24] alliance. Uh, by his
[00:10:28] irrational attitude, according to which he
[00:10:31] claimed that it was important in the presidency, which does not have
[00:10:35] much authority, but still appoints the council of ministers and
[00:10:38] somehow, that's the only thing, but he must
[00:10:41] appoint it as the parliamentary majority orders him
[00:10:45] to. I'd like to see who won't appoint him as the
[00:10:49] parliamentary majority orders. So, that is
[00:10:53] very weak. Ambassadorial positions, weak authority,
[00:10:57] but ambassadorial positions bring, political,
[00:11:00] yes, patronage and so on.
[00:11:03] So, uh, Čović said
[00:11:06] that those who have a majority in the House
[00:11:10] of Peoples will go into power. Look,
[00:11:13] in 2001, we
[00:11:16] uh, we were writing about how
[00:11:20] the absurd consociational construct of the state
[00:11:24] uh gave the most power to the Houses
[00:11:27] of Peoples, since that body is invisible, and now we have
[00:11:31] that these bodies are precisely called the graveyard of good
[00:11:34] laws, where everything stops and disappears, that's right, that's right, that's
[00:11:38] right, you can halt the state with three, with three, with three
[00:11:42] representatives in power, as they say, with a
[00:11:45] synecdoche, with three hands.
[00:11:48] So now, if uh
[00:11:52] Čović, he will surely win.
[00:11:55] Three uh Croatian representatives in the House
[00:11:58] of Peoples will choose the government, then there is no
[00:12:01] coalition of SDA, DF,
[00:12:04] then DF, especially if Čović
[00:12:07] loses, i.e., if Darjana Filipović loses
[00:12:11] the presidential elections,
[00:12:14] uh, then DF flies out, that's why
[00:12:17] last night Komšić came out with
[00:12:20] a crazy proposal for a
[00:12:23] concentration government. They know very
[00:12:26] well, better than all of us
[00:12:30] uh into what fire they
[00:12:32] have pushed us. Then, uh,
[00:12:36] pressure starts on
[00:12:38] SDP to enter a coalition with SDA and
[00:12:42] enable, it's not the first time, it's not the first time, and enable
[00:12:46] a majority in the House of Representatives.
[00:12:50] Uh, then comes the problem of SDP,
[00:12:53] will they or won't they? What do you think, they will,
[00:12:56] uh, more than half will,
[00:13:00] because they want to keep their
[00:13:02] positions. One
[00:13:05] half that has some
[00:13:08] ideological principles or something less,
[00:13:11] and that is the biggest test, the party can split there, it's
[00:13:15] like a wedge, if Denis
[00:13:19] Bećirević is asked, he will immediately.
[00:13:22] That tape recorder in the role of a candidate, and that
[00:13:26] broken tape recorder in the role of a candidate for a member
[00:13:30] of the presidency would very gladly,
[00:13:33] now what is possible, are we then returning to old
[00:13:36] patterns of governance, but look what is possible, this is
[00:13:40] possible, uh that Nermin
[00:13:43] Niksić's government remains in a technical mandate,
[00:13:47] uh that Mr. Čović
[00:13:51] blocks the federation the way it
[00:13:55] was blocked in Novalić's
[00:13:58] time, that
[00:14:01] we then live in some
[00:14:04] kind of hostage political
[00:14:07] crisis, two from Mostar and
[00:14:11] Laktasi, that 2:1
[00:14:15] in the presidency that Komšić talks about for Bosnia and
[00:14:18] Herzegovina, has been turned into 2:1
[00:14:22] against Bosnia and Herzegovina on the political field.
[00:14:26] "Now, you will never
[00:14:30] hear such things from
[00:14:33] politicians, either they are stupid, which
[00:14:37] I doubt, I know some
[00:14:39] are, or they are liars, which
[00:14:43] is true, uh, manipulators, which is
[00:14:47] true, thieves, which is mostly
[00:14:51] true, fraudsters, mostly..."
[00:14:55] true and unaware of the political
[00:14:59] reality we are in, which is
[00:15:01] true. When I
[00:15:03] list these, that's what the mental
[00:15:07] psychological appearance of our political
[00:15:11] elites is like. You mentioned the circles that will certainly decide, and that's
[00:15:15] how it has been for decades, who else will
[00:15:17] be asked?
[00:15:19] Uh,
[00:15:23] a little bit of these... what they
[00:15:26] call in the media political
[00:15:30] small fry, but the question is if there is
[00:15:33] a coalition of SDA, SDP,
[00:15:37] then... "no one will be asked except
[00:15:40] Serbia, uh, so,
[00:15:43] uh, it is an open secret, it is very clear that
[00:15:47] that party is run by Mrs.
[00:15:50] Izedbegović. And look
[00:15:53] now, if that government
[00:15:55] comes, and there is probably
[00:15:59] a great possibility that it will, at all
[00:16:02] levels, both federal and cantonal, it will be difficult
[00:16:05] to form, but possible.
[00:16:07] "But possible, difficult, very difficult
[00:16:11] to form. Woe
[00:16:13] to you - Sebin's opponents,
[00:16:17] uh, what do you predict for them, who
[00:16:20] will they be, who will fall out?
[00:16:24] You said that it is very likely that the
[00:16:27] coalition we had will break up, it has, it has, it has
[00:16:30] broken up, it, it is very clear by the behavior of our
[00:16:34] party which stabbed SDP in the back." And
[00:16:38] uh I asked the gentleman, he says no, that everything is
[00:16:41] ok, well he's lying. So, I
[00:16:45] wrote about it, listing those
[00:16:49] examples, uh, first he
[00:16:52] stabbed him in the back, he says he's on excellent terms with
[00:16:56] the gentleman, no he's lying, uh,
[00:16:58] so I know for sure, so, with his
[00:17:02] hypocritical resignation, he stabbed
[00:17:05] in the... he stabbed
[00:17:09] Adnan Šteta in the back, shifting moral responsibility for
[00:17:12] that tragic tram accident in
[00:17:16] Sarajevo, a decent man
[00:17:20] cannot do that, then
[00:17:23] he cannot lie publicly, I talked about that on television,
[00:17:27] I mean, I wrote articles about it, uh, Duška
[00:17:30] Jurišić, well she stabbed SDP
[00:17:34] in the back whenever she could, uh...
[00:17:37] Sabina Ćudić, well
[00:17:40] they constantly uh stabbed
[00:17:43] them in the back, remember uh
[00:17:46] their uh stupid
[00:17:50] action to uh protest against
[00:17:53] the increase of the minimum wage to a thousand marks, then
[00:17:57] a proposal for it to be 800 marks, then some
[00:18:00] main board and so on, what are they talking about,
[00:18:03] what do you predict for that party, such a nip who.
[00:18:07] a drop of almost 50%.
[00:18:11] Uh, I'm looking forward to it, I must admit,
[00:18:14] because they which
[00:18:18] we, left-oriented and
[00:18:21] liberal-oriented intellectuals, worked for 20
[00:18:25] years, they did not uh
[00:18:28] change the social consciousness
[00:18:30] of citizens, like Peđa Kojović changes the social
[00:18:34] consciousness of citizens, by going to Mezar, but
[00:18:37] Izetbegović, or us who wrote tons and tons
[00:18:41] of texts, so, they sold our
[00:18:45] work for very
[00:18:48] cheap, manipulative mandates and should
[00:18:52] be punished and will be punished, uh,
[00:18:56] I will personally make sure that they are punished, uh,
[00:18:59] you can blame me now, maybe, but
[00:19:02] I can't wait for that, I really can't wait, because
[00:19:06] because. that uh is uh
[00:19:10] a problem uh that we now
[00:19:14] have to build anew,
[00:19:17] a new social hope, how will you, well, try
[00:19:21] not to do what you
[00:19:24] said before, but to build new
[00:19:27] social energy?
[00:19:30] That's the hardest job. Uh,
[00:19:33] look, after someone demolishes a project for you,
[00:19:38] uh, and you fall to zero, uh,
[00:19:42] you need to invest double
[00:19:45] the energy to regain people's trust in
[00:19:48] that project. Uh, as for
[00:19:52] me personally, uh, I will
[00:19:56] even in death oppose nationalism,
[00:20:00] but uh, let these
[00:20:03] hucksters who use our work to build their
[00:20:06] political careers not think that it will be that
[00:20:10] easy. This election campaign
[00:20:14] shows that they
[00:20:17] have no plan. Just look at
[00:20:20] Sarajevo, just Sarajevo,
[00:20:23] and the fact that
[00:20:26] you haven't built, for example, a park in
[00:20:30] Betanija so that children can
[00:20:34] play in that park when these great, awful
[00:20:37] heats come, that you haven't planted
[00:20:41] a hundred or two hundred trees there,
[00:20:45] speaks volumes uh,
[00:20:47] about how much of a lack of vision
[00:20:51] there is, and what kind of fight against climate
[00:20:54] change is that? That you haven't
[00:20:58] built a park there
[00:21:01] behind that monstrosity that is called
[00:21:03] SCC, but a parking lot,
[00:21:07] uh, that says that for 20 years in this city
[00:21:10] no one has thought about what hell
[00:21:13] is coming and they ignored climate change, you destroyed
[00:21:16] the wind rose.
[00:21:20] Uh, you have uh, the fact
[00:21:23] that they committed ecocide on
[00:21:26] Bjelašnica, uh, now I'm
[00:21:30] saying, uh, uh, that these people don't know how to think two
[00:21:33] hours ahead let alone 20
[00:21:37] years, these elections show that they
[00:21:41] don't know that, uh, that it's
[00:21:44] an absence of any possible strategy.
[00:21:47] Yes, we must also comment on another event that
[00:21:51] certainly marked this week, but this
[00:21:54] year, that is the funeral of the war criminal,
[00:21:58] Mladić. How would you rate, for example, the move of the Minister
[00:22:02] of Foreign Affairs
[00:22:05] uh in this
[00:22:07] situation?
[00:22:12] Uh, it is important for me to mention
[00:22:15] one thing, at the funeral of Ratko
[00:22:19] Mladić. "Uh, Mr.
[00:22:22] Porfirije, if that phenomenon can
[00:22:26] be called a gentleman, uh, played
[00:22:30] the most dishonorable ideological
[00:22:32] role and metaphysical god,
[00:22:36] I wrote that, turned into
[00:22:39] political, i.e., by the
[00:22:42] sacralization of Mladić's war criminal
[00:22:45] hero. Many praised him upon arrival,
[00:22:49] he was a rocker, then he
[00:22:52] suddenly showed himself
[00:22:54] as an agent,
[00:22:58] a religious agent of war criminals. Well,
[00:23:00] look now,
[00:23:04] uh, what Konaković
[00:23:08] is doing, that's fine, but he
[00:23:12] does it uh in a way
[00:23:15] that he presents it as some
[00:23:19] kind of patriotism.
[00:23:22] Uh, that's your moral obligation,
[00:23:25] so, you can't
[00:23:26] even cooperate with such
[00:23:30] people, and what I would do in his place
[00:23:34] would be to break diplomatic relations, let's be
[00:23:37] clear. So, a radical
[00:23:41] move is being made there. What failed,
[00:23:44] semi-literate, semi-educated
[00:23:47] bureaucratic elites in Europe
[00:23:50] are doing is turning a blind eye
[00:23:53] while AFD-like fascism creeps up on
[00:23:57] them from behind. So,
[00:24:00] uh for that Konaković
[00:24:04] move, I would say the rating
[00:24:07] from one to five is a one plus,
[00:24:10] but for uh the way that
[00:24:14] uh we perceive
[00:24:18] as a society uh... that
[00:24:21] scandalous act of the funeral
[00:24:24] of the genocidal
[00:24:25] Mladić, uh, it bothers
[00:24:29] me quite a bit. Namely, why, uh,
[00:24:33] because uh, there you need
[00:24:36] to be intellectually and ethically superior
[00:24:39] and show that kind of
[00:24:43] victory, uh, namely, the greatest
[00:24:47] possible defeat ideologically,
[00:24:50] ethnically, culturally,
[00:24:52] humanly happened uh with Porfirije
[00:24:56] and the sacralization
[00:24:59] of Mladić from a state leader into
[00:25:02] a hero. There is no greater defeat. The
[00:25:05] civilized world watches this, we saw it in the reactions which
[00:25:09] are not exactly what we expected, especially from the European
[00:25:12] Union. Somehow eyes are turned to the international community
[00:25:16] when we find ourselves in trouble, always.
[00:25:20] What do you expect from them in
[00:25:24] the current state of forces that we have about the shift to the right that we
[00:25:27] explained everything that is happening in
[00:25:30] the world from Ursula von der Leyen, Marta
[00:25:34] Kos and similar phenomena,
[00:25:37] nothing. Uh, namely, what is it about
[00:25:40] here? Uh, Europe, abandoned
[00:25:43] by the Trump administration,
[00:25:47] cannot find its way, and... and
[00:25:50] it doesn't know what to do with the internal crisis and what
[00:25:54] to do with the global crisis.
[00:25:57] It's a semi-educated bureaucracy
[00:26:01] uh which uh... which is more concerned with the length,
[00:26:04] metaphorically speaking, of a cucumber in
[00:26:06] Spain,
[00:26:09] than anything else. They brought us to the point where
[00:26:12] we think about those standards,
[00:26:15] not about ideologically important
[00:26:18] things, as Marine once said,
[00:26:21] how to think, how to think Europe.
[00:26:25] Now that Europe
[00:26:28] has treated Bosnia and Herzegovina for 30 years
[00:26:31] as... a centralized unitary state,
[00:26:35] setting impossible tasks for it, that means it didn't
[00:26:39] understand it, and how will it understand it when
[00:26:43] it thinks only bureaucratically?
[00:26:46] Uh Europe uh on
[00:26:49] the other hand is uh completely
[00:26:53] permeated with Russophobia and
[00:26:55] Sinophobia. Uh, the Chinese
[00:26:59] uh uh are
[00:27:03] destroying them in every possible way in the economic
[00:27:06] field, uh, and from that
[00:27:09] Europe, I expect nothing
[00:27:12] significant. From the United States
[00:27:14] uh, I expect nothing significant. That's
[00:27:18] a conservative mercantile
[00:27:21] policy. Now there's a great book,
[00:27:25] an excellent book, I recommend it to our
[00:27:28] readers, it's called "The Great Transformation".
[00:27:33] "Uh, Branko Milanović wrote it, and
[00:27:36] he shows an American, so that
[00:27:40] it wouldn't be a Serbian economist
[00:27:43] of world renown, uh, so
[00:27:47] it shows how the future
[00:27:50] of the world will be marked by the clash of two
[00:27:53] hegemons, China and the USA, and
[00:27:57] uh, he says, that, uh, this
[00:28:01] is the end of..." neoliberalism as an economic
[00:28:04] doctrine, we published on the portal
[00:28:08] Prometej uh
[00:28:11] one and we are publishing it in series uh one
[00:28:15] brilliant text about
[00:28:17] Turkish economic
[00:28:19] Nobel laureate, if that's how it's
[00:28:23] read, uh, who uh
[00:28:26] uh put forward the thesis that
[00:28:30] neoliberalism itself... produces
[00:28:34] authoritarianism, conservatism, nationalism,
[00:28:37] racism
[00:28:40] and - now the serious question is
[00:28:44] what is the future
[00:28:46] uh of what we call
[00:28:49] liberal democracy, we'll leave that, of course,
[00:28:53] for your future appearances, because unfortunately I don't have time, we are at the
[00:28:56] end of the show, I wouldn't want to end on this
[00:29:00] pessimistic note, can you kr'. Just in one sentence, some
[00:29:03] more optimistic scenarios for the citizens of Bosnia and
[00:29:07] Herzegovina or
[00:29:09] advice
[00:29:11] uh I can
[00:29:13] of course uh this is
[00:29:17] your country your money
[00:29:20] that is your money of course
[00:29:24] these are your laws and your
[00:29:26] rights and don't
[00:29:30] let uh them... take them away like
[00:29:34] this, rebel against
[00:29:37] everything, rebel, even
[00:29:40] when you are not right,
[00:29:43] rebellion is the only characteristic
[00:29:47] of humanity, uh, I
[00:29:50] work at the faculty,
[00:29:54] the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo, which did not rebel
[00:29:57] when uh certain deans evaded
[00:30:01] taxes. Now that uh
[00:30:04] they are watching uh how they have to return that tax,
[00:30:08] they are paying the price of the absence of rebellion, uh,
[00:30:11] rebel in the name of the future, so that is the only
[00:30:15] hope, take your destiny into
[00:30:18] your own hands. Thank you very much and the right message to end this
[00:30:22] morning program, thank you for your time, with us in
[00:30:25] the past minutes was Professor Enver Kazaz, and this is also
[00:30:29] the last content in the morning program, stay with the program.
[00:30:33] N1, a pleasant
[00:30:34] rest
[00:30:40] of the day,
[00:30:55] I am Majila Šabanović, you are watching
[00:30:57] N1.