President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik stated that Serbs are fighting for freedom, stressing that Republika Srpska is not a separatist structure. He called on citizens to turn out for the referendum and decisively say NO to Christian Schmidt, the unconstitutional Court of BiH, and the Central Election Commission of BiH.
“Republika Srpska is in a continuous struggle against what is called the international community, which falsely presents itself as the entire international community. We are under occupation, evident in the fact that some civilian, in this case Schmidt, unelected and arriving from abroad with the backing of Germany and a few other countries, imposes regulations on us,” Dodik said.
He noted that the last person who, as an individual, enacted laws was Adolf Hitler, adding that “now Schmidt is doing the same.”
“It is not accidental that both are Germans. Schmidt is trying to punish Serbs, frustrated by history in which they failed to make us disappear or humiliate us enough,” Dodik emphasized.
He added that the occupation is also reflected in the presence of international forces in the form of EUFOR, which, at the request of Bosniak politicians, increases its presence and parades through Republika Srpska.
“They parade to manifest power and signal that they are ready to use it,” Dodik observed.
He underlined that BiH is a failed state and that the Dayton Agreement has been dismantled to the point of absurdity.
“From Sarajevo, they try to impose the narrative that Republika Srpska is a separatist structure, but we are a contracting party to the agreement and can withdraw from it. If we withdraw, then we will form as an independent state. That is not only a reality, but also our aspiration,” said Dodik, who also serves as president of SNSD.
He added that he had discussed these issues with members of the Youth of Social Democrats, describing it as a stable and well-organized structure.
Dodik stressed that society is undergoing a civilizational transition and that younger generations must find their own way to lead politics.
Source: RTRS
