CVIJANOVIĆ: KONAKOVIĆ AND HIS ILK ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING HAPPENING IN BiH BECAUSE THEY CONTAMINATED IT BEYOND REPAIR

EAST SARAJEVO, JULY 7 /SRNA/ - Elmedin Konaković and his little party are worried that the public might be alarmed by speculation, but they are not at all concerned that an unelected foreigner has reduced the last traces of BiH’s sovereignty, something they otherwise claim to uphold, to dust, said the Serb member and Chairwoman of the BiH Presidency, Željka Cvijanović.

“He’s not concerned when diplomats commit criminal acts, from unauthorized voting to shady dealings in passport issuance, even though both he and the relevant authorities are regularly informed about it,” Cvijanović told SRNA.

First, she recalled, they were telling fairy tales about bringing BiH into the EU, then about targeting the President of Republika Srpska, and then about forming some new Council of Ministers, along with various other claims.

“Now they’ve shifted focus to supposed public concern. It couldn’t get more unserious,” Cvijanović said when asked to comment on a statement by the People and Justice Party, which claimed the public is concerned about speculation surrounding the upcoming second-instance ruling in the case against Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik.

According to Konaković’s view, Cvijanović says, citizens are expected to trust the judiciary only when it is targeting Serbs.

“The abuse of the judiciary, acting on the orders of an unauthorized and unconstitutional legislator, in its showdown with the legally elected President of Republika Srpska is, apparently, perfectly normal for Sarajevo’s political and legal 'čaršija',” Cvijanović emphasized.

She emphasized that Konaković and his ilk have long been shielded, with their lies supported by certain foreign circles that are accomplices in the dismantling of the constitutional state.

“They are the ones responsible for everything happening in that country today, not Republika Srpska, because they have contaminated it beyond repair,” Cvijanović stated.