SAVIĆ: SO-CALLED OPPOSITION IN SRPSKA AS "STRONG" AS SCHMIDT, WHICH MEANS - IT PRACTICALLY DOES NOT EXIST

BIJELJINA, MAY 5 /SRNA/ - The opposition in Republika Srpska is as strong as Christian Schmidt, which means that it practically does not exist; it is politically dead, which working for foreigners and against their own people, ended it career, Bojan Savić, the chair of the SNSD Bijeljina City Committee, told SRNA.

Reacting to Christian Schmidt's statement that, as he says, there is a strong opposition in Republika Srpska, Savić told SRNA that thugs who impose laws, set up political processes, meddle in the internal affairs and roam BiH with the desire to seize property and establish control over what belongs to the Serb people and Republika Srpska are trying to revive such an opposition.

He says that neither Schmidt nor Schmidt's minions will dictate the processes in BiH, nor impose their will on the people of Srpska.

Savić has pointed out that no one will impose "suitable" politicians on the Serbs, nor some "reality" written in foreign embassies.

How strong someone is, Savić reminded, is measured in elections, not by Schmidt's parameters of expected obedience.

"Schmidt and others like him who interfere in the internal affairs of BiH are the main source of all problems, and the consequences are confused Muslims who ran to 'tie their horses where the agha tells them', use their opportunity and set up the process for the sake of cheap political points and attempts to create a unitary project here, only to realize that the only way to do this is to demolish everything they now have from BiH and that, of course, does not suit them.

We are now waiting, and the question is how long we will be ready to wait for the Muslims to admit their mistake, as they did with the Croats. The only reality is that the Serbs cannot be isolated, neither by processes, nor by Muslim pranks, and that all outstanding issues, which have now accumulated, must be resolved through a dialogue between the representatives of the constituent peoples who won the support of the people in the elections," said Savić.

He added that the pranks on, as a German tourist puts it, the "strengths" of the Serb opposition are both comical and tragic at the same time.

"Using resources that do not belong to him on any basis to say that you can do something, when you yourself know that you can't do anything and that you won't get anywhere, is work in vain. Schmidt knows very well that election losers, some of them with election result at the level of a statistical error, can't do anything, just like he can't. Without legitimate political representatives of Serbs and Croats, Bosniaks can only tear BiH apart, nothing else. With the so-called oppositionists from Srpska, they cannot do anything," said Savić.