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Galijašević: Decode the “Bosniak tool” application used for controlling court proceedings

Galijašević: Decode the “Bosniak tool” application used for controlling court proceedings

In the case against the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, only Bosniaks are involved in making decisions, and to understand this legal circus, it is necessary to decode the CMS application, which has become a Bosniak judicial tool for full control over court proceedings, said security expert Dževad Galijašević.

In his analysis of the trial of the President of Republika Srpska before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Galijašević pointed out that this application has become a Bosniak judicial tool specifically designed to determine who will be the acting prosecutor or judge in each case. All important cases are directed and assigned to prosecutors and judges who align their decisions with American, but also local, religious interests.

He assessed that Dodik’s life, as well as his personal and political fate, has become a crucial battleground between good and evil, a fight of an individual from the global periphery against the vast arenas of imperial evil, civilizational hatred, and division.

Srna’s text titled “Application for taking off /Serb/ heads” is published in full:

How did Muslim intelligence structures, by infiltrating the CMS /Content Management System/, ensure that the process against Milorad Dodik is led by a woman responsible for the massacre of Serb civilians?

Nothing more effectively disproved the illusion that a stable criminal-legal process could be built on flawed legal foundations than the main hearing held on October 9 in the so-called “Trial of Milorad Dodik and Miloš Lukić.”

Sena Uzunović, a judge of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a rich wartime biography, through her procedural actions and numerous procedural rulings, completely undermined any idea of independent legal authority. Even an outburst of anger, following a minor intervention by Milorad Dodik’s defense lawyer, was met with ridicule in the courtroom.

CONTROLLED BY PARASTRUCTURES

There are numerous legitimate reasons for the defense to request her disqualification. However, within just two days, the request was dismissed—swiftly and without a valid explanation.

To understand this legal circus, where only Muslim Bosniaks (Nedim Ćosić, Jasmina Ćosić Dedović, Mirsad Strika, Sena Uzunović) are deciding and acting in the case against Dodik, along with the acting president of the court, also a Muslim, Minka Kreho, we need to decode CMS.

For those unfamiliar, it is a computer application that monitors the activities of prosecutors and judges and assigns them cases according to the order and number of obligations or cases.

In essence, CMS (Content Management System) is a system for dynamically managing resources and content for all data related to activities in the judiciary. It is an apolitical and non-religious computer application that allows for the publication, organization, and modification of content through a user interface.

The impression is that the application does not tolerate irregularities, but what happens when such a system is controlled by Muslim para-intelligence structures?

OPERATION “CODE”

The hearing in Dodik’s case provided an answer. The application has become a Bosniak judicial tool specifically designed to assign cases to particular prosecutors or judges to ensure full control over all court proceedings.

All important cases were illegally directed and assigned to prosecutors and judges who aligned their decisions with American and local, religious interests. Ultimately, this is the reason for the expanded criminal investigation against the suspended and later arrested president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ranko Debevec.

When the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) conducted a search of the Case Management System (CMS) related to the cases of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it confirmed that there were numerous irregularities in the country’s judicial system.

During the “Code” operation, SIPA entered the premises of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina and searched the CMS server of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, due to well-founded suspicions of abuse in the assignment of cases to judges. The investigation revealed how the accused Debevec, then president of the Court, manipulated cases through the CMS system and selected members of the judicial panels.

UNLOCKING THE DATA

The expanded investigation temporarily “delayed” the indictment against Debevec and protected the accomplices and executors of the abuses within the Prosecutor’s Office and the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Interestingly, the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina admitted that judicial proceedings and panels were manipulated, revealing how reassignments were made and on whose orders.

The admission was forced because SIPA managed to “unlock” all the data from the CMS server and confirmed that many reassignments were made without the approval of the Court Commission, which is highly problematic. This presents a new, aggravating circumstance for Debevec.

The “unlocking” of CMS is a concerning signal for all judges involved. The role of individuals from the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina is also being examined, specifically revealing how Debevec, the head of the country’s most significant judicial institution, manipulated the selection of judicial panel members and judges.

Naturally, the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, in a statement trying to deflect responsibility, noted that this search does not concern the entire system, but exclusively the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This means that the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina can breathe a sigh of relief, as there are no issues with the Prosecutor’s Office regarding CMS.

Unfortunately, the fabricated judicial-religious process against the President of Republika Srpska, Dodik, reveals that this is a blatant lie, given the “coincidental” selection of Bosniak Muslim Nedim Ćosić as the acting prosecutor in the case, following the dismissal of the former chief prosecutor, Gordana Tadić, who ended up on the U.S. blacklist precisely because of alleged abuses of the CMS system.

BANDS PROTECT, DODIK IS TRIED

Political Sarajevo takes on the responsibility for the fate of peace in the region and relations among peoples: imposing representatives on the Croats and judging the Serbs. Milorad Dodik himself has long been a target of both the Americans and political Sarajevo, comprised of followers of Alija Izetbegović and the Muslim Brotherhood. They protect terrorist gangs but put Dodik on trial. A strange logic.

This trial raises new questions about why Western countries have identified radical Islam as a partner in the Balkans and whether this is the reason they have been entrusted with occupying all state institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Moreover, should we understand this tacit approval of the infiltration of Islamists into the defense, intelligence-security, and judicial structures as a trade-off for opening the door to the European Union?

Furthermore, does it not confuse the European democratic public that the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina was imposed by Christian Schmidt, a German, with the aim of eliminating the legally elected President of Republika Srpska, Serb Milorad Dodik? How is it that the guardians of Western values do not question why this discriminatory “imposed law” is being enforced by Muslims, specifically a woman, officer Sena Uzunović, an assistant commander in the Muslim army?

WARTIME COMRADES, JUDGE AND DAIJA

The trial in Sarajevo resembles more of a firing squad than a court proceeding. After Dodik’s liquidation, the next step will be the dismantling of Republika Srpska and the end of the fragile peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In times of general war, why shouldn’t Sarajevo have its local conflict? How else can one explain this serious and highly risky witch-hunt conducted by the unconstitutional, criminal Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina against the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik.

Although the action was initiated from abroad, military-intelligence structures within the state institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina contributed, bitter over the fact that Dodik never allowed the West to treat Serbs as a humiliated and blackmailed people, as it treated the Bosniaks, nor to usurp and annul the state-building rights of Republika Srpska—earned in war, confirmed in peace.

It is thanks only to the attitude of Western governments (Americans and British) towards Islamic radicalism that the public scene has been occupied by former commanders and aides like Sena Uzunović, as well as false Europeans, Wahhabis, and some “new” primitive imams.

All together, they are the radical, neo-Nazi offshoot of a religious community that not so long ago celebrated Pavelić and Hitler, dressing young men in Nazi uniforms of the 13th SS “Mountain Division” “Handžar” and the subsequent El Mudžahedin Detachment. If someone dares to point out the need for the de-Nazification of Bosnia, it is no coincidence that it is treated as Islamophobia.

Is it Islamophobic to note that influential “daija” of the Muslim Brotherhood, Nezim Halilović, preaches in the Saudi Wahhabi King Fahd Mosque in the heart of Muslim Sarajevo alongside Sena Uzunović, with whom, as commander of the Special Unit and the 4th Muslim Brigade of Konjic, he charged at Serbs and Croats in Konjic as a brother and comrade?

With their “brotherly actions,” this duo, organizers of torture in the camps of Konjic Sports Hall, Čelebići, and Tarčin, managed to halve the population of Konjic.

SENA’S FRONT

During this time, Western representatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina, diplomatic and intelligence officials, notice that resistance to their geopolitical infantry is growing and that the idea has taken root in the minds of Serbs, Croats, and some Bosniaks that there is no rational reason to push the country into war.

And according to available documents, the war has its front in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Judge Sena Uzunović, a former member of Izetbegović’s Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, raises the war flag. She served in the 45th Mountain Brigade from Neretvica as the assistant commander for legal affairs.

Uzunović’s wartime history is documented in the “Military Secret and Top Secret” minutes of the statement taken from Tulić Husnija in 1993, under number 05-11. 6/93, dated June 3, 1993.

Among those present were the statement giver, Tulić Husnija, Madžak Šorik from the security organs, and Sena Uzunović, assistant commander for legal affairs.

Later, Alija’s officer, Sena Uzunović, passed all Western briefings and seminars, and from 1998 to 2001 held positions in state structures—first as the Deputy Minister of Finance for Legal and General Affairs in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina under Prime Minister Edhem Bičakčić (Vice President of the SDA), before advancing to the position of Legal Advisor in the Cabinet of the Vice President of the Government.

TORCH IN THE PRISON OF NATIONS

From 2001 to 2003, Sena Uzunović worked as a judge of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo, and from 2003 to 2007 as a prosecutor in the Sarajevo Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office – Department for Economic Crime and Corruption.

By decision of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, she was appointed prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina in January 2007, and in early 2009, she became deputy head of the Special Department for Organized Crime, Economic Crime, and Corruption.

She was appointed as a judge of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina on August 7, 2022. Without shame, she took over the trial in the case against the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, replacing Judge Mirsad Strika.

Dodik’s life, as well as his personal and political fate, have become an important battlefield in the struggle between good and evil, a battle of an individual from the global periphery against the vast terrains of imperial evil, civilizational hatred, and division.

It is no surprise that the process against him has become a top topic in the few remaining free media outlets in Europe. Viewed from the prison of nations, which is rare, gold shines brighter. If one man dares to say “no” to the oppressors of Europe, why shouldn’t entire nations be able to do the same tomorrow?

Source: RTRS

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