DODIK: GLOBALISTS' GOAL IS TO DRIVE SERBS OUT OF BiH

BANJA LUKA, NOVEMBER 5 /SRNA/ - SNSD President Milorad Dodik said that the intention of the globalists is to drive Serbs out of BiH and settle Muslims here, and pointed out that the proceedings against him - through the courts, the Constitutional Court and Christian Schmidt - only buy time.

"It is my duty to continue fighting. BiH is not a place for Serbs and Serbs must look to flee it. There will be no Serbs in 20 years. Globalists want to make room for Muslims whom they will settle here. There are already enough mosques and they think Serbs should be expelled from these areas," Dodik said at a press conference in Banja Luka.

He stressed that he has been warning about this scenario for the past 20 years, and that he was right when he spoke about the intentions of the globalists, whose actions are directed against the Serb people.

"The court allows you to have two lawmakers. The Constitution states that laws at the BiH level are adopted exclusively by the Parliamentary Assembly. What is the Constitutional Court for? To say that the Constitution is false? They themselves created decisions, even that voting can be held without Serbs. That speaks to the globalist role of the Constitutional Court," Dodik noted.

He emphasized that there is collusion between Schmidt and the Constitutional Court, who want to signal that they are untouchable and that even the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg cannot rule on the proceedings against the President of Republika Srpska.

"It is up to us to carry on. From the start we had no chance because this is purely a political process. We will continue the struggle. We will remain steadfast in our political goals. Difficult times are coming due to global and regional relations, and because of relations in BiH. This is our time and I will not miss a single day to do something good for Republika Srpska. The situation in BiH is a closed chapter for us. You will see what it looks like when the BiH level is paralyzed," Dodik said.