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SARAJEVO, July 24 (FENA) - I am aware of the weight of the words I am saying, but I am afraid that the foreigners' motives for everything they are doing in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the pressure to pass completely anti-European laws, which are in complete contradiction to the judgments of the European Court for Human Rights rights, are deeply anti-Islamic, stated member of the BiH Presidency and President of the Democratic Front Željko Komšić after yetserday's session of the Main Board of this party.
Komšić points out that it seems that many in Europe see today's European Muslims as new Jews, while Bosniaks represent a special problem for them because they have their own state on European soil.
”How to interpret everything they do differently. You have open fascism like Orban's who talks about Christian Europe, shy fascism that is trying to impose itself on us through the institution of OHR, to the vulgar fascism of Zoran Milanović, because when you insult someone on a religious, ethnic or racial basis, what is that? Calling for a final solution, but no longer for the Jews, but for the Muslims in Europe. I didn't say anything new, we talk about it in private conversations. I'm afraid that this is the answer to all that they are doing. How can Milanović, as the president of the country, come out with such a vocabulary,” said Komšić.
The board concluded that the Democratic Front strongly opposes the announced possibility of imposing a discriminatory proposal for amendments to the Election Law of BiH, which relate to limiting the representation of people's representatives in the House of Peoples of the Federation of BiH, which are linked to the percentage representation in the cantons according to the 2013 census.
He also referred to the statements of Croatian President Zoran Milanović, who, according to Komšić, insulted Bundestag member Adis Ahmetović on purely ethnic grounds.
The Democratic Front called on the OHR to respect its obligations of a legal nature, and for High Representative Schmidt "to be a high representative for BiH, not a high representative against BiH". The Democratic Front, as stated in the conclusions of the Main Board, advocates respect for all decisions of the Strasbourg Court, but warns that decisions that go beyond will not be calmly observed or allowed the dissolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the humiliation of citizens who first and foremost feel they are Bosnians and Herzegovinians.
They called on the high representative to urgently return from Germany to Bosnia and Herzegovina and explain to the citizens under whose influence he plans to impose changes to the Election Law, which are nothing more than a wish list of HDZ BiH and official Zagreb.
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