CAN BiH RETURN TO THE FACTORY SETTINGS, OR TO THE DAYTON BASES!?

SARAJEVO, APRIL 10 /SRNA/ - Centuries lived in slavery and planetary disappointment in the defeats of two world wars, the role of "flowers," servitude to foreign colonizers and "tying horses where the agha tells you", have shown that history in every possible way denies the utopia and false promises of Bosniak political representatives to their people about the creation of a unitary BiH in which there is room only for Bosniaks, Muslims, counter-terrorism expert Dževad Galijašević pointed out.

"In this way, even today, in the name of faith, politics, history and identity, the idea of a narrowly understood space and its interests, of a misunderstood own and others' identity, of the meaning and essence of social relations, which, as an image of one's own defeat and powerlessness, painted with the colors of victimhood, is shown to the entire world and `proudly presented` at the United Nations, attacking one's own neighbors and historical relatives, still works.

How did we get to such a situation and when Muslims in BiH lost their sense of neighborliness, unity, dialogue and peaceful resolution of political disputes, and accepted that they respond to political challenges with violence and terror is a dilemma without an answer. Just like the question: Can BiH be better at all, can it be reformed so that it returns to factory settings, i.e. the Dayton Agreement, or is it destined to disappear forever, and that no one will regret it afterwards?! " Galijašević told SRNA.

And while the President of the Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik is persistently fighting for the Dayton letter, for a dialogue between political representatives of the two entities and three constituent peoples, and ultimately for the Dayton BiH and the future of its inhabitants, says Galijašević, Bosniak political representatives, in the meantime, are deceiving their own people with stories about some alleged "civil," read "Muslim" BiH, as if the other two peoples have not lived in BiH for centuries.

He emphasized that Bosniak politics accepted the teachings from Islamic and Western states that all agreements are temporary until "another opportunity" and completely non-binding, and they continue to behave in this way today, ignoring what is written in the Dayton.

"With a very bad, Ottoman tradition of Islamic teaching and practice and an unarticulated historical and national identity, Bosniak, Muslim politics has found a place for itself and chosen a role in the wing of extreme ideologies of Islamism and terror. From Maoča to Zenica, Sarajevo and Mostar, Sanski Most and Bužim, the Wahhabis, as the main representatives of the projected religious identity, are `ready` in an ideological and military sense. That is how `Islamic fascism` is developing, strengthening and spreading in BiH today," Galijašević pointed out.

He explained that the term, in the form of a definition, was coined by the very famous and even more persecuted author Hamed Abdel-Samad, a Muslim born in Egypt, whose father was a mullah.

"Islamic Fascism," Galijašević explained, is Abdel-Samad's book that represents a personal and theoretical reckoning with radical Islam - Islamism.

"Abdel-Samad is not only an Egyptian author today, but also a German one – because he took refuge in that country 15 years ago and is under constant police protection. The book `Islamic Fascism` is today a polemical work, but also a real declaration of war on Muslim hardliners.

The author presents arguments against the supporters of political Islam with his religious-political and historical analysis, claiming that Islam has fascist characteristics, and that history provides sufficient evidence for this," stated Galijašević.

Abdel-Samad, he adds, quite boldly announced his thesis about the unity of Islamism and fascism in Cairo in 2013, when he presented his book, after which Egyptian religious leaders issued a fatwa condemning the author to death.

"One of the professors from Al-Azhar University and one of the leaders of the terrorist Islamist network Jemaah Islamiyah publicly, in front of television cameras called for the death of Abdel-Samad, who is aware of the fact that Islam has long since become the property of semi-literate extremists and uneducated mullahs, that it has rejected scholarship and literacy, closing down any kind of discussion about extremism within its ranks, banishing science and banning dialogue. Anyone who has understood the meaning of what is colloquially called `European Islam` will be convinced that the author was writing about the paradigm of BiH and the `sung Euro-Bosnian Islam,`" Galijašević pointed out.

In order to briefly clarify his position, Galijašević added for SRNA, Abdel-Samad wrote: "I compare fascism with Islamism - ideologically, organizationally and politically. Both ideologies pave the way for violence. Both divide the world into believers and unbelievers, friends and enemies. Both are ruthless in the actions it takes to destroy its opponent, and both ideologies are anti-Semitic. Both assume that their own community is the `chosen one,` that they have the right to rule the world. And both arise from defeat and humiliation."

And so, says Galijašević, the author threw us into the Balkans, illuminating the phenomenon, pointing the finger at the victims of the wars of the 1990s, the real victims of Islamic fanaticism, Alija Izetbegović, because of his plans to build an Islamic society and completely conquer power, which must be Islamic.

"Whoever watches the performances of Islamist clowns, or rather immoral drunkards and scoundrels like Zukan Helez and Ramo Isak, and sees the religious hatred of two quasi-Muslims, Zlatko Lagumdžija and Denis Bećirović, at the United Nations, will understand what Abdel Samad is talking about - that Serbs and Croats have nothing important in common with such Muslims and Bosniaks.

Also, the fact that living together in a common state is an impossible, murderous, idiotic plan is confirmed by the image from Banja Luka, from April 18, 2024, when a magnificent rally in support of the Republika Srpska and the official state-building policy of the coalition of political parties gathered around the SNSD and the President of the Republic Milorad Dodik," Galijašević emphasized.

According to him, this gathering, which was called "Srpska is Calling You," presents with dignity, determination, and in a patriotic tone one of the clear messages to the failed state or attempted state called BiH and the irresponsible, sycophantic, servile policy of Sarajevo's "NATO aghas" and "NATO beys" of Muslim, Bosniak politics.

"That is why today it is not easy, nor is it honorable, to be a member of the Bosniak national community, which wasted its courage and patriotism with a generation in the war of the 1990s, and today manifests Islamic radicalism towards its neighbors, and a servile consciousness towards the globalists in the West.

This generation, like previous generations of Bosniaks in power, is incapable of either waging war or negotiating, so that the dismal truth about the civilizational deviation of a cultural pattern and expression reveals the end of the illusion of which Bosniaks were also a part, Bosniaks who today represent nothing important because they only know how to serve radical Islamism and Wahhabism and bow down to globalist bosses," Galijašević concluded.

And while they, together with their media, only deal with Milorad Dodik instead of talking to him, that same Milorad Dodik and Republika Srpska are moving forward, maintaining friendly relations and contacts with world leaders, while BiH is sinking deeper and deeper due to hatred towards Republika Srpska and everything Serbian, and the political narrow-mindedness of Bosniak political representatives. /end/