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[00:00:02] even though I expect no executive decision and
[00:00:05] action on the ground, those times are gone. Somewhere
[00:00:08] Bosnian-Herzegovinian politics, at least the civic ones if they exist, need
[00:00:12] to understand that that is no more, completely different cards are on
[00:00:16] the table, the United States of America did what they did, so
[00:00:20] don't forget that it is still Donald Trump's administration
[00:00:23] that it will be and last, even these
[00:00:26] mid-term elections that will be in America.
[00:00:30] which will show in November, will not excessively affect the situation on the ground
[00:00:33] in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is generally a message that
[00:00:37] could sublimate all messages from Washington into its
[00:00:41] own stable, that is, into the institutions of the state, into the institutions
[00:00:44] of power, to somewhere show that we are a state, if
[00:00:48] we are, I hope we are,
[00:00:51] when we are already talking about sanctions, are they
[00:00:54] possible to expect, so not only for Dodik, but also for some other politicians from
[00:00:57] Republika Srpska who were present. at the funeral of Ratko
[00:01:01] Mladić, glorifying him, and even kissing his grave, that's not
[00:01:04] only US sanctions, but also EU sanctions, how
[00:01:08] list that, well, now these do you generally comment on this
[00:01:10] relationship of the European Union towards all these
[00:01:13] events? Oh, none of that, those times are
[00:01:17] gone, so, I persistently hear in the media like,
[00:01:20] those sanctions will not happen, Europe, you saw
[00:01:23] the statements of the European Commission, and then the European Union
[00:01:27] indirectly, so it's like chat GPT wrote it, so. they express
[00:01:31] concern, they hope for a good path, they hope for an improvement
[00:01:34] of relations, they hope that Serbia will understand, they hope that RS will understand,
[00:01:38] so, roughly there is no mention of any sanctions,
[00:01:41] like threatening Milorad Dodik with a finger, complete infantilization,
[00:01:45] so, I repeat again, the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, unfortunately, fortunately,
[00:01:49] take it as you wish, has nothing to hope for at this moment
[00:01:53] regarding concrete sanctions on the ground for Milorad Dodik, for
[00:01:56] all genocide deniers, for all those who kissed
[00:02:00] the newly erected monument to the war criminal Ratko Mladić, so
[00:02:03] we must address the levers of our government, the law is
[00:02:07] extremely clear, the prohibition of denying crimes and genocide
[00:02:10] and glorifying war criminals, it is crystal
[00:02:14] clear how it can be implemented on the ground, so somewhere
[00:02:18] the European Commission, whatever it may be at this moment, self-
[00:02:21] sufficient, is quite incompetent and the United States of America, which are
[00:02:24] focused on thousands of other problems, just say we
[00:02:28] must read that we... must respect the laws of the state of Bosnia and
[00:02:31] Herzegovina, that is, that penalties are also provided by
[00:02:35] the laws of Bosnia and Herzegovina for all those who violate those laws, so nothing more,
[00:02:39] nothing less than that, and these numerous statements of the European
[00:02:42] Commission, and also these testimonies we just had in
[00:02:45] Washington, these roundtables, these messages sent
[00:02:49] to Bosnia and Herzegovina and to those who violate laws and
[00:02:52] who do the horror that they do, is roughly that the state of Bosnia
[00:02:56] and Herzegovina must resolve it, again I repeat
[00:02:59] if. it has, to hope that genocide deniers will be sanctioned
[00:03:03] by some third party, none of that, yes, here when
[00:03:07] we talk about individuals, but we cannot but
[00:03:10] mention official Serbia, is it, in all this
[00:03:14] possibility of any other sanctions, in fact it was said
[00:03:17] that the best sanction is to abolish funds,
[00:03:20] suspend Serbia's European path, and then we also heard
[00:03:24] the statement of Marta Kos who says that she will advocate for Serbia to
[00:03:28] continue.
[00:03:30] its European path, but you also, you know, in your
[00:03:33] own way, commented on it in the sense that
[00:03:37] after Serbia and Belgrade, after
[00:03:40] they escorted Ratko Mladić in the way they
[00:03:44] did, Europe rewarded them with
[00:03:49] are different, those the final of the Europa League in 2029,
[00:03:52] European, how should I put it, well, everything is
[00:03:55] pretty much said, everything is pretty much clear, roughly
[00:03:59] Europe on... the ground shows, not that there are no
[00:04:02] sanctions against Vučić and his regime, but there are rewards
[00:04:06] a little bigger, medium and biggest, there is
[00:04:09] open arms trade between Serbia and Europe, at
[00:04:12] this moment there is open purchase of weapons by
[00:04:16] the Republic of Serbia that are made in Europe, so
[00:04:19] there are people who first come to Vučić and European
[00:04:23] think tanks have, our viewers must know that, decided
[00:04:27] that Serbia with this government, how... well, yes, until when
[00:04:30] it will be, we can talk about that, uh, a partner for negotiations
[00:04:34] in the Balkans, in the Western Balkans, partner for negotiations number one,
[00:04:38] so, everything that happens goes through Serbia
[00:04:41] and I'm afraid that's not just the decision of the European
[00:04:45] Union, official, it's partly a decision of Turkey, it's long been a decision of
[00:04:49] the Russian Federation and China, a decision of Washington, so
[00:04:53] when all things are combined, then we get a hypocrisy
[00:04:56] of the international community that formally, so to speak, stands with the victim
[00:05:00] of genocide, that formally condemns genocide
[00:05:03] deniers, while on the ground all of them, at this moment it is Serbia
[00:05:07] which is a safe house for war criminals, which even by its laws
[00:05:10] does not provide for any great penalties for war crimes
[00:05:13] committed, so it is rewarded and it is rewarded
[00:05:17] day after day, so I say, if you rely only
[00:05:21] on rhetoric, you will be hyper
[00:05:23] disappointed, but actually the question arises why the state of Bosnia and
[00:05:27] Herzegovina generally relies on anyone's rhetoric, if it does not
[00:05:30] implement its laws on the ground, and the laws clearly and
[00:05:33] loudly say, again I go back to that law on the prohibition of denying the crime of genocide
[00:05:37] and the glorification of war criminals, only in the last 15
[00:05:41] days since the death of the war criminal, you can take
[00:05:44] and people do that, but you know what, when people do something on a
[00:05:48] personal level, it's almost enthusiastic, so the state
[00:05:52] should punish, especially those who are epigones of power who
[00:05:55] are in positions of power, who evidently violate the laws of the state of Bosnia and
[00:05:59] Herzegovina, I tell you, until that happens, until we have
[00:06:02] a number of punished people that matches the law, not two,
[00:06:06] three or five bizarre people, we will not move from
[00:06:09] a dead end and let's not expect that anyone will treat us seriously,
[00:06:13] I mean the European Union and the United States of America
[00:06:17] if we don't treat ourselves seriously
[00:06:19] enough. Yes, yesterday Hashim
[00:06:23] Thaçi, former KLA commander, was found guilty of several war
[00:06:26] crimes against the Serbian population in Kosovo, sentenced to 25 years
[00:06:30] in prison, how do you comment on everything we saw yesterday on the streets of both The Hague and Pristina
[00:06:34] and some cities in Kosovo, but also the reactions of Serbia. Well,
[00:06:38] first, it's a first-instance verdict, the second important thing, so, it's not
[00:06:41] that Hague. tribunal we're talking about, it's one of the residual
[00:06:45] mechanisms established in Pristina which, due to the safety of prosecutors,
[00:06:48] judges, and complete staff, was relocated to The Hague, so according
[00:06:52] to that lawsuit, according to the indictment, Hashim Thaçi was sentenced
[00:06:56] to 25 years in the first instance, we will see what will happen in the final
[00:06:59] second-instance verdict and we will see how that will be treated, so simply
[00:07:03] as a legalist I respect laws, I respect court decisions first and foremost
[00:07:07] and that's what's happening on the ground, however
[00:07:10] you noticed that Vučić already said it was too lenient a sentence, I don't know if
[00:07:14] Dodik also commented, imagine a hypothetical situation
[00:07:18] where a state which at this moment is a safe house for war crimes
[00:07:21] and criminals, complains about anything to anyone,
[00:07:25] where you have a Đukić who shelled that Tuzla
[00:07:29] youth and Tuzla gate, so where war criminals freely walk around TV
[00:07:33] studios like reality stars, and imagine even the absurd
[00:07:36] hypothetical situation that if
[00:07:39] Serbia had tried Hashim Thaçi, you know what
[00:07:42] would have happened to him, he would have received a maximum of 20 years, because according
[00:07:46] to the law of the Republic of Serbia there is no greater punishment
[00:07:49] for such people, that is, for war crimes, than 20 years, so
[00:07:53] the Kosovo court, which was relocated to
[00:07:56] The Hague, actually taught a lesson of democracy first and foremost
[00:07:59] to Serbian, and then to Balkan courts, so they sentenced him to the highest
[00:08:03] nominal sentence, but again I repeat, that is a first-instance verdict, we will see what
[00:08:07] will happen next, unfortunately we could expect individuals to react in this
[00:08:10] way, however... the fact is that a
[00:08:14] state actually judged, albeit
[00:08:17] extraterritorially, those who were responsible for war crimes on behalf
[00:08:21] of that state, we are talking about Kosovo, that is a big
[00:08:24] deal to start with. Yes, let's also reflect on the elections,
[00:08:27] or the pre-election campaign in our country, what is it
[00:08:31] that you noticed, is there any
[00:08:34] different approach, message, slogan compared to
[00:08:37] previous election cycles, what was that first impression?
[00:08:41] Same target, same distance, we see the same
[00:08:45] people, same faces, this time AI interfered,
[00:08:48] so it can sometimes be really bizarre, their advertisements,
[00:08:52] advertising slogans, mm, graphic processing of materials, where
[00:08:56] they are all the same but the fonts are different or the fonts are the same but they
[00:09:01] messages are a complete absence of any
[00:09:05] talent, we didn't expect anything better, actually
[00:09:08] people are then focused on their gaffes or on
[00:09:11] those... messages of supposed honesty when we really see what
[00:09:15] they are and what they are, I'm talking about the vast majority, with the fact that, for example, in
[00:09:19] RS, I noticed that uh, although CIK issued the most fines to
[00:09:23] SNSD, for example, these older, conditionally
[00:09:26] speaking, proven players know one thing, and that is that
[00:09:30] the average voter, unfortunately, has the memory of a goldfish,
[00:09:34] that everything will come down to those last five to seven days and
[00:09:38] I don't think these big ones have started at full speed, that it's still
[00:09:41] like... They go, they go, the conditionally speaking, weaker
[00:09:45] ones are more visible, but they will surely wait for the last ten days to
[00:09:49] go full throttle, when I say full throttle, I don't mean anything good and I don't mean anything
[00:09:53] nice, I don't mean anything civilized and I don't mean anything democratic, so it will be
[00:09:56] a reality show section where you
[00:09:59] won't be able to distinguish whether it's content for over 18 years old or it's
[00:10:03] political content or it's tabloid content or
[00:10:06] whatever, so I say it's all a
[00:10:09] collection of obscurely bizarre everything. everything with the fact that
[00:10:13] really those stories with new faces, new faces, you know
[00:10:17] what, if there are new faces, either they are invisible or they are in such
[00:10:20] positions that they are made almost invisible, so the same
[00:10:24] 15 or so faces in the first row, the same 15 or so faces in the second row
[00:10:28] and four or five new faces no matter which political options in
[00:10:31] the third row, I say the light smearing is starting with
[00:10:35] a tendency for it to become hardcore,
[00:10:38] that's not encouraging at all, you haven't
[00:10:42] said anything now and actually what does all this tell us, do
[00:10:45] citizens have any reason to hope for anything better in the next
[00:10:49] four years or do we remain trapped in this multi-decade
[00:10:53] crisis, I have somehow... I talk to guests here and
[00:10:56] actually we tried to organize these debates for
[00:11:00] the House of Representatives of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, often candidates actually do not
[00:11:03] want to enter into a debate, they do not want to respond to these invitations, then the
[00:11:07] question arises, what can they do for the citizens, will they
[00:11:11] speak in front of those parliamentary benches on behalf of the citizens,
[00:11:14] will they respond to any initiatives, what will they do
[00:11:17] in the next four years if now they dare not stand in front
[00:11:21] of the citizens and tell them what they have, what are their programs?
[00:11:27] Look, I am not a politician, so I don't have
[00:11:30] the right to avoid the truth, to lie, you have a certain
[00:11:34] group, a mass of those heads, politicians, who are always
[00:11:38] the same, more or less, you have a mass of citizens who vote for something,
[00:11:41] so, politicians, political forces, first of all, vote for
[00:11:45] their armchairs and for their positions, that's what's primary,
[00:11:49] it's so primary that they will neglect the interests of both citizens
[00:11:53] and the state, any more political or
[00:11:57] social interests, and that's something that doesn't really interest them
[00:12:00] in the end, citizens are roughly there as in every election
[00:12:04] cycle, this is really not the place at all, but it is so that they choose the lesser evil or
[00:12:07] not to go to the polls, if they don't go to the polls, the party armies
[00:12:11] of these strongest political parties will do their job, it will be
[00:12:15] interesting this year due to electronic, that is, voting, or rather electronic
[00:12:18] verification, to see how many of us are adults,
[00:12:21] how many vote, how many living people vote, do the dead
[00:12:25] still vote, we will see what kind of manipulations can be
[00:12:29] carried out or eliminated there, but I say I don't expect
[00:12:32] any excessive story, because essentially this
[00:12:36] year at the federal level, at the entity level of Republika
[00:12:39] Srpska and at the state level, uh, I think that
[00:12:43] the personal political map that we will see
[00:12:46] will be made by coalitions,
[00:12:50] so we will not have clear, we will not have big winners
[00:12:53] despite what I'm telling you." We will not have
[00:12:56] clearly diversified political options that will come to
[00:13:00] power, like what happened with the fall of Orban in
[00:13:03] Hungary, that simply won't happen in Bosnia and Herzegovina at any
[00:13:06] level, so actually everything that
[00:13:10] political players tell you, no matter if it's
[00:13:13] SDA, SDP, SNSD, HDZ, is one story for
[00:13:16] party rallies, a completely different story will be for offices,
[00:13:20] a completely third story for party agreements when they see
[00:13:23] how many votes each will get. so as I would say, at this moment, really,
[00:13:27] if you have those three levels, at least, mm,
[00:13:30] it's questionable what is true of all that they offer you,
[00:13:33] knowing us and them and the past three
[00:13:36] decades, I have no reason, how should I say, to be either an optimist or a pessimist, but
[00:13:40] just an informed realist and roughly focus on
[00:13:44] those NGO messages,
[00:13:47] vote for the one you know, although that's not much of a recommendation lately,
[00:13:51] yes, exactly that, actually depending on the election result.
[00:13:55] Do you expect continued blockades of institution work, the European path,
[00:13:58] and all other blockades, and what to expect if HDZ and SNSD remain
[00:14:02] in power, partly the "trojka"? So,
[00:14:05] you said that, so if you have this constellation of forces where
[00:14:08] the HDZ-SNSD axis will be in power, their
[00:14:12] leverage on the "trojka" or on someone else who will
[00:14:15] come is blackmail of the state's functioning at the state
[00:14:19] government level, of the state as such, so without
[00:14:23] further ado, without further ado, so one layer, one layer, another
[00:14:26] layer in the presidency, if you have a candidate, a
[00:14:30] female candidate from HDZ, a candidate, a female candidate from SNSD
[00:14:33] or any dominant Serbian group from RS
[00:14:37] and anyone at this moment from the conditionally
[00:14:40] called Bosniak corpus, there will be an obvious outvoting of two to
[00:14:44] one, so there is no 3:0 option, so there will not be, uh, uh, so
[00:14:48] to speak, a titular decision, there will be outvoting, that
[00:14:52] outvoting will open blackmail from... the election
[00:14:55] of new people in consular missions, so new
[00:14:59] ambassadors or consuls, which is the basic layer, to some higher layers
[00:15:03] where there will certainly be outvoting, if we go to lower layers, it is quite
[00:15:06] certain that blockades will be almost inevitable, with the
[00:15:10] announcement that there is already that option that neither Čović nor
[00:15:14] Dodik shy away from, that Dodik will be completely amnestied, that
[00:15:17] roughly his path will be the path if
[00:15:21] everything aligns in his favor, of course, at the elections of the future prime minister of RS,
[00:15:25] and then you actually have a situation when I talk about RS, that a
[00:15:29] man is fighting who already sees himself in the prime ministerial position, Draško
[00:15:32] Stanivuković as an opposition candidate and
[00:15:36] a proxy Dodik. who actually needs Dodik to bring him that
[00:15:40] position, that's something that will be interesting to watch in
[00:15:43] the very near future, I say everything that is being said
[00:15:47] in the election race is a combination of
[00:15:50] false promises, some nonsense that no one believes anymore except
[00:15:54] concretely people who have been offered positions if they come to
[00:15:57] power and that's roughly it, and
[00:16:00] so, as I would say, there are no legendary new
[00:16:03] faces, there are no legendary political options.
[00:16:07] We are circling somewhere, the question is concretely
[00:16:10] in the Federation whether the "trojka" government which is
[00:16:14] at the state level will be punished, in what way, whether
[00:16:17] that will happen or if everything will remain the same regarding the ideology in
[00:16:21] RS, it's almost identical and it's
[00:16:25] just a question of whether Milorad Dodik who is now in the backstage can
[00:16:28] maintain his power through SNSD and then return or will
[00:16:32] the opposition eventually take over, again, understand the opposition with
[00:16:36] thick scare quotes. "Because ideologically there is no
[00:16:39] difference, there is no Vukanović either, who is another third
[00:16:43] wing, so I tell you, the situation is, uh,
[00:16:47] for an outsider, quite complicated, but for us living here it is
[00:16:50] perfectly clear because nothing, absolutely nothing,
[00:16:54] is changing, yes, I was just going to ask that, does
[00:16:57] the opposition in the Federation and Republika Srpska offer any alternative
[00:17:01] to the current government, or is that somehow that retrograde return to
[00:17:05] old patterns of governance, how much is..." here when we talk about Republika
[00:17:08] Srpska, does that divided opposition have the strength to win against
[00:17:12] the party machinery of SNSD, because even though some
[00:17:15] public opinion polls say that party is losing the trust
[00:17:18] of voters. Let me start from the back, so at this
[00:17:22] moment, SNSD is infrastructurally still superior in RS
[00:17:25] and one can talk whatever one wants, but they are still
[00:17:29] from ground zero, so from the ground up, their base
[00:17:33] is the most powerful, their party discipline is the greatest, their
[00:17:36] infrastructure. is the largest and financially backed, you saw these fines,
[00:17:40] so what you said, no one pays out of their own pocket, and generally at the party
[00:17:44] level, obviously they have it, they can afford it,
[00:17:47] conditionally speaking, looking from some , let's say, sports betting
[00:17:51] perspective, SNSD is a big favorite, more as a
[00:17:54] party than as Željka Cvijanović, and more than as individuals
[00:17:58] who are nominated for some lower positions, but as a party, it certainly
[00:18:01] is a favorite. As for your second part of the question, or rather the first
[00:18:05] part of the question, is it...
[00:18:07] offering something new, look, we had a completely absurd situation where people in
[00:18:11] power for four years behaved like the opposition, so
[00:18:15] people who held power every time they needed to
[00:18:18] show an ounce of responsibility, treated it as if
[00:18:21] it was happening to someone else, as if someone else was to blame for everything, now
[00:18:25] we have a completely inverse situation where everyone behaves like
[00:18:29] the opposition, where, so to speak, those who are now in power criticize
[00:18:33] I don't know who, themselves, those who are in opposition
[00:18:36] criticize as general. place, so there are no concrete programs,
[00:18:40] that's clear to you, because they also estimated somewhere that citizens in their
[00:18:44] apathy are not looking for any concrete program, if you were to now go through
[00:18:47] these party programs, the most concrete would probably be
[00:18:51] a combination of generalities and GPT, and that's it, no one
[00:18:54] reads that, they are looking for those four or five individuals who lead this
[00:18:58] country, officially or unofficially, and their interest
[00:19:01] organizations, I say constructive discussions or debates
[00:19:05] between the opposition and the government again, I repeat, cannot happen
[00:19:08] in RS, we have an ideologically identical situation in government and
[00:19:12] opposition, in the Federation at the state level we have
[00:19:15] that, uh, uh,
[00:19:18] megalomaniacal, uh, lack of responsibility
[00:19:22] where the majority behaves like a combination of NGOs and opposition, and so
[00:19:26] we can't have any serious political discussion,
[00:19:29] you say there are no concrete programs, but we see
[00:19:33] that the government is distributing money left and right, and then the question is... how long
[00:19:37] will voters fall for such, we can freely say,
[00:19:41] deceptions?
[00:19:43] Well, I say again, as a politician, I don't have the right to lie, so I can't absolve
[00:19:47] voters either, so I think they absolutely don't fall for it,
[00:19:51] it's perfectly clear to them that there's stealing left and right, and
[00:19:55] whoever steals better is probably more capable, whoever is more capable should be rewarded, so
[00:19:59] the question doesn't even arise, except for that small percentage
[00:20:03] of people who have some awareness in the sense that now we will create something
[00:20:07] through some civic organization for someone to demand accountability, no, until then
[00:20:10] it's known, they recently increased their own salaries, so
[00:20:13] what, because the average person unfortunately
[00:20:16] thinks, God first made a beard for himself, they will probably vote
[00:20:20] for themselves and for those who do that for themselves, they will probably give it to me in some third,
[00:20:24] fourth cycle, I say complete absence of civic
[00:20:28] awareness which plays into their hands, because ten, fifteen
[00:20:32] years ago we even had some formal resistance, and then it was like a little
[00:20:35] embarrassing, a little shameful when they really
[00:20:37] ask for a 13th salary when you have those notorious equipment allowances and then white bread and then
[00:20:41] they raise salaries and now that's gone, so now it just goes like
[00:20:45] that, they follow salaries, they follow inflation by raising their
[00:20:48] salaries and many other
[00:20:51] allowances they receive, citizens observe that as I see it, completely
[00:20:55] apathetically, and that's that.
[00:20:58] Here's a good message to voters, but let's briefly touch
[00:21:02] on the elections in Serbia for October 25th,
[00:21:05] parliamentary elections were announced, how do you see
[00:21:08] the development of the situation, does the student list actually
[00:21:12] have a chance to make that change of
[00:21:16] power to overthrow SNS.
[00:21:20] It does, but very little, so, very little, first of all,
[00:21:24] SNS is a mafia
[00:21:27] hydra, a, a, a monster that
[00:21:30] functions pyramidally, which has its field Gauleiters,
[00:21:33] which has mechanisms of fear, from from from
[00:21:37] physical power, from legal thugs to
[00:21:40] semi-legal to illegal, to all media outlets that more or less are
[00:21:44] almost under their thumb, and to that
[00:21:47] political power on the ground, blackmailing each of those Gauleiters,
[00:21:51] for every resident of Serbia if necessary, so it's a huge struggle on one side, on
[00:21:54] the other side you have a student
[00:21:58] names have come, we can argue that, conditionally speaking,
[00:22:02] that we stand behind them, they need that pro-European opposition,
[00:22:06] I see that there is a clash between them and the pro-European opposition in the sense that
[00:22:09] they are like horns in a bag, will that break
[00:22:12] their head, will that be exactly the percentage that will thank
[00:22:16] the student list, I don't know, again looking at the misfortune
[00:22:20] of the residents of the Republic of Serbia from a sports betting
[00:22:22] perspective, at this moment,
[00:22:25] unfortunately, that student energy has dissipated
[00:22:28] and the momentum is not there until the end, it wasn't even
[00:22:32] possible to extract it until the end, Vučić is there,
[00:22:35] as far as that chess game is concerned, he is a mastermind, especially with the replacement of himself from
[00:22:39] a position of power to another position of power, now he is aiming for
[00:22:43] the prime ministerial position, a position of power that will be power in Serbia,
[00:22:45] I say, uh, uh, I would be positively surprised, uh,
[00:22:49] that... it's difficult, there is a possibility, of course, people
[00:22:53] are standing in line to register, that is really
[00:22:56] commendable, but I say, it's a huge machinery that is aware
[00:23:00] that with its fall,
[00:23:02] to put it mildly, it would have to end up in prison, a huge number,
[00:23:06] a huge number of those people are for prison, some for
[00:23:09] closed institutions, but I say, it is very
[00:23:13] clear to you that they, precisely out of that awareness,
[00:23:17] in the worst case scenario, will defend their position
[00:23:20] of power, one piece of information today,
[00:23:23] namely the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina announced that
[00:23:26] will seek immediate revocation of citizenship and a permanent entry ban
[00:23:30] into the country, in fact for all citizens of Serbia who have sufficient dual
[00:23:33] citizenship, do not live in Serbia, who agree to be
[00:23:37] accomplices in the regime's electoral fraud,
[00:23:40] they mentioned names such as Milorad Dodik, Nenad Stevandić, Darko
[00:23:43] Banc, Nenad Nešić, Jelena Trivić, how do you comment on this
[00:23:46] initiative, that initiative.
[00:23:50] should have been brought then so that such a law would never be adopted, so
[00:23:53] we have the infamous law on dual citizenship which has been
[00:23:57] misused since Dayton, you have entire buses of people who from Montenegro
[00:24:01] from the entity of Republika Srpska come as a voting
[00:24:04] machine functioning in the Republic of Serbia, to be
[00:24:07] honest, in the opposite direction these buses go, then Dodik
[00:24:11] does a favor for Vučić, Vučić does a favor for Dodik, Dodik does a favor for
[00:24:15] Mandić, Mandić does a favor for Vučić and so it rotates,
[00:24:18] mostly these buses travel on election day to Montenegro, to
[00:24:22] Bosnia and Herzegovina to Serbia, this time it was Serbia's
[00:24:25] turn, how should I say, Nenad is my friend late
[00:24:29] Nenad arrives in Vojvodina in that sense, so the situation is
[00:24:33] such that it should never have been allowed in that way
[00:24:36] misuse and something that is manufacturing and
[00:24:40] creating a voting machinery that can significantly affect at this
[00:24:44] moment the elections, for example, in Vojvodina, and thus in
[00:24:48] the Republic of Serbia, if 50,
[00:24:50] 150, 250 or 300 buses from RS come to
[00:24:53] vote, I don't know, in Novi Sad, Sremska Mitrovica,
[00:24:57] Pančevo, Zrenjanin or wherever in Vojvodina, so they can significantly
[00:25:01] change that uh political blood picture and
[00:25:04] of course that should, so I agree as football players would say
[00:25:08] 110% with Čanak, however, that should have been
[00:25:11] finished a long time ago, so such things should not have been done, it was
[00:25:15] not necessary to buy cheap populist
[00:25:18] points for the whole camarilla by saying that someone
[00:25:22] will have double voting rights,
[00:25:25] yes, the campaign is heating up, as you said yourself, both in Bosnia and
[00:25:28] Herzegovina and in Serbia, we will see what it will all come to, Dragan, thank
[00:25:32] you very much for your time, thank you for
[00:25:35] the invitation, you are a journalist and columnist, Dragan
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