Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik says he will state at the upcoming high-level meeting, which will be held on December 5 in Brussels, that BiH must be freed from colonial rule and that so much internationals’ interference in internal affairs is unacceptable or to officially declare it a protectorate, so let them do what they want.
Dodik told the Belgrade-based weekly NIN that BiH is already heading towards a peaceful dissolution, and that even 30 years since the largest military and political operation, the West has not succeeded in creating a sustainable BiH, which is why they are still here as colonizers.
When asked from where he is convinced that he will be the first president of the independent Republika Srpska in 2030 and whose help he is counting on, if Aleksandar Vučić supports the territorial integrity of BiH, Dodik replied that he would only shorten the deadline noting it would happen before 2030.
“We have never had more friends than we have today, while certain things are yet to change. The European Parliament demands that decisions in the EU be made by majority vote and that the admission of new members be suspended until that decision-making system is changed. And who will remain in the EU if the states will have to implement decisions they did not vote for? As our people say – keep hoping for something that will never be,” said Dodik.
When asked if he plans to break Milo Đukanović’s record, because he has been in power in Republika Srpska since 1998, with a short break, Dodik replied that he did not win the elections in 2001 and was not in power, while he won all the others, and that will certainly win the next ones.
“Not even because I would like to, but because, as America says, BiH is an `unfinished state`, so I cannot leave until that work is finished. BiH is a `negotiated` country, not created on the basis of emotions of th people who want that state. Those emotions exist in Republika Srpska, but not at the level of BiH. That’s how we reached the wall. We, and the Americans, will see how it will be resolved,” said Dodik.
He emphasizes that BiH is a colonial country, therefore the combating colonialism usually requires long-term leaders.
Source: srna.rs
