BEING A SERB IS NOT EASY, BUT IT IS DIGNIFIED

BANJA LUKA, APRIL 25 /SRNA/ - The President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik said at the Conference of Serb national organisations from the countries of the region that being a Serb is not easy today, but it is dignified and that Christian Schmidt's last decision will not be implemented in Srpska.

In his address to the present in Banja Luka, Dodik emphasized the importance of everyone coming together in unity, recalling that the Serb people has been exposed to various attacks throughout history.

Dodik said that Christian Schmidt's decision yesterday was nothing new and that something like that had happened before.

"That decision will not be implemented in Republika Srpska. Things are getting complicated because they are nervous and have been trying to attack Srpska in different ways for 30 years," said Dodik and reminded that 280 laws had been imposed.

He noted that Republika Srpska is forced to fight for what was won a long time ago, stressing that religion and the Church are the hallmark of the Serb people and identity.

Dodik pointed out that Republika Srpska has 100 billion in commercial value of mineral deposits, and that is how the story about the property began, in order to take everything away from it.

"Srpska disappearing as a territorial organisational unit is the goal," said Dodik.

He has repeated that he rejects the qualification "Bosnian Serbs", stressing that this conference will respond to such a thing.

Dodik emphasized the importance of showing strength and rejecting stories about territorial prefixes.

He has repeated that BiH is a violent, artificially impossible country because of the foreigners in it.

"After the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement, its demolition and the attempt to impose a matrix on how BiH should be built began," Dodik reminded in his address.

He says it is a difficult time for globalization, but they trust new winds, and that a milder story is expected after the new administration in America.

He reminded that there is no Court or Prosecutor's Office in the Constitution of BiH, that everything else was carried out through the violence of high representatives, and that not amending the Constitution is Srpska’s policy.

He pointed out that those who committed wrongdoing are now defending it.

Dodik has also stated that they are persistently trying to rule out him and National Assembly Speaker Nenad Stevandić of the system of government.

"Your presence here is your help to us and this is our decisive fight," said Dodik.

He mentioned that the Pan-Serbian Declaration should be expanded and that those who tried to prevent it were the British.

He told the members of the Conference that they can always count on Republika Srpska’s help, which is stable and the only sustainable country in BiH.

Dodik has mentioned that Srpska has excellent relations with the President of Russia Vladimir Putin, that Hungary is its friend, and there has never been better cooperation with the leadership of Serbia.

"The only way to stabilize Serbia is for the current democratically elected government to do it, not the street," said Dodik.

He proposed that the official representatives of the Srpska authorities should also be part of the Conference of Serb national organisations from the countries of the region.

"The only thing that saves us is unity and assembly," concluded the president of Srpska, who received a big round of applause from the attendees present.