YARVIN: SRPSKA IS SMALL COUNTRY THAT IS DETERMINED TO STAY INDEPENDENT

BANJA LUKA, JUNE 27 /SRNA/ - Republika Srpska is a small country, determined to stay independent, Curtis Yarvin, an influential American writer, software engineer, and blogger told SRNA.

He said that this is his first time in Srpska, that he came here during the night, but he sees Srpska as "a small country, determined to stay independent".

When asked what Srpska, as a small country, can expect from the administration of US President Donald Trump, Yarvin said that the safest way to approach the Trump administration is to treat it like the previous one and that one should be grateful if it does anything better than the administration of former President Joseph Biden.

He pointed out that the Trump administration is making much greater efforts to interfere in the work of the government than the previous administration or any Republican government in the past.

According to him, there is an internal conflict in the US and it is difficult to predict its outcome, just as it is difficult to predict the outcome of an election.

Jarvin believes that election does not convey the power exactly accurately reflect power, but it somehow creates a different phase in that internal conflict.

He says that in the US, elements do not change after elections, because in the American system, in what is called the deep state, administration or government, there are still all the same elements that were there before, but there are also elements that are opposed to them in some way.

"The American system, in a way, does not believe in independent countries, just as it does not believe in the traditional concept of sovereignty, and therefore it is important to accept the fact that we live in a world where the most powerful country in the world does not believe in the independence of other countries, and the reality is that you have to live in that world.

It is a world of elephants in which you are the mouse - stay away from the elephant's feet, do not bite the elephant, do not give it many reasons to step on you and do not let it do so," Jarvin said.

According to him, this requires good skill and understanding in diplomacy.

"It also requires being genuinely inoffensive. What I do not see here is Hitler, I do not see that Srpska has any intention of conquering the world, or even Sarajevo. I do not see any resemblance to Hitler. Keep it up and you will be fine, I think," Jarvin concluded.