Milorad Dodik and Călin Georgescu are not coincidences; they are part of the same story—a story of popular resistance against political engineering aimed at eliminating all who refuse to submit to the dictates of global elites, stated Danijel Dragičević, Chief of Staff to the President of Republika Srpska.
In his opinion piece for Srna, Dragičević emphasized that this persecution will not stop until the global order changes and power is returned to those to whom it truly belongs—the people.
The full opinion piece by Danijel Dragičević:
The arrest of Călin Georgescu in Romania, the leading candidate in the annulled presidential elections, is yet another proof that globalist power centers use judicial institutions as tools to eliminate political opponents.
Georgescu was not arrested for any criminal acts, but because he posed a threat to the political establishment, which will stop at nothing to retain power. There is no justice in this—only a brutal display of force.
The fate of Călin Georgescu is no different from what is happening to Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, who was sentenced by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina not because he violated any law but because he refused to obey the dictates of international bureaucrats and their local proxies.
The verdict against Dodik is not a legal act—it is a political execution, designed to discipline anyone who dares to put the interests of their people ahead of foreign powers.
That this is a pattern rather than an isolated incident is confirmed by the position of the new U.S. Vice President, J.D. Vance, who at the Munich Conference explicitly condemned the practice of Western governments undermining electoral processes and punishing political opponents through the judiciary.
His statement, in which he stressed that the world cannot continue down a path where leaders who do not serve the establishment are branded as criminals, sends a clear message that the old models of control are collapsing.
Yet, what we see in Romania and Bosnia and Herzegovina proves that the old structures are still fighting to preserve a system where democratically elected leaders can be removed through false indictments and selective justice.
This method—applied worldwide for years, from South America to Europe—is now unfolding before our very eyes.
It is particularly cynical that this is happening precisely at the moment when the new U.S. administration, together with Elon Musk, is launching investigations into how billions of dollars, funneled through USAID and other channels, have been used to destabilize sovereign governments around the world.
It is even more absurd when a few thousand euros spent on TikTok are labeled as a threat to the electoral process in Romania, while $150 million invested in the demonization of Milorad Dodik and campaigns against him over the past four years is not considered a threat to democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
When these attempts fail, they resort to politically motivated trials—methods worthy of authoritarian regimes.
Milorad Dodik and Călin Georgescu are not coincidences.
They are part of the same story—a story of resistance against political engineering designed to eliminate all who refuse to submit to the dictates of global elites.
This persecution will not stop until the global order changes and power is returned to those to whom it truly belongs—the people.
Source: RTRS
