Bosnia: 57 charged in election fraud case

Serbs are to blame because croats and muslims in Bosnia can't get along. Everything is Serbia's fault.

Lenard, I can't believe it really was you! Satire has never been your cup of tea.

But whoever it was, I really had a good laugh. Thanks.

Yet another example why Bosnia is a completely failed state.

Lenard's comment is so uneducated that to take it seriously isn't worth it in itself.

It is not Serbia's fault, but it is defenitley a late impact of Serbia's aggression on its neigbhour Bosnia in the 1990s, resulting not in a real peace accord but more in a carve up of that neighbouring country. The Dayton Agreement, negotiated with a war criminal Milosevic, created a non functional state. As we know from around the world, cutting basic funcitionalities of a regualr state, such as fully independent justice, give space to corruption and organised crime, sometimes even violence and war. In BIH ist is the permanent attempt to make that state fail, which is promoted by not Serbia, but nationalists from Serbia and Croatia alike, interfering with all means into the neighbouring conutry still. The so-called international "community" is stil divided over what to do or how to leave the Balkans behind, erecting a wall of protection against the virus of organised crime, disresepect for a state of law and imlicit aggression onto the respective neighbours into the European Union. Only few decision makers, like the President of the German Parliament , do address this openly, but: the EU is fed up with talking to people who do not want the EU, but only its money, and do not seem to really want democracy and justice for their people. >2 EUBI

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So, Bosnia is just one , and obvoiusly the most catalyst example on how the compromised political elites in the Balkans treat what is precious for most of the rest of Europe. The Balkans need to make a historic decision, like the Germans and their neighbours needed to do after Nazi-Germany had been defeated: coming together in true terms, or sticking to the past – as they both did after WW I. That attitude, as the people in the Balkans were victims as well, led to WW II finally. There will be no WW III, but Europe has learned much more in the past two decades as some leaders in the Balkans like to admit: Europe has learned to trick, like those, who were tricky in past in the Balkans all the time. Mi-losevic found Dacic, Seselj found Nikolic – but Merkel is not Kohl who wanted a United Europe at any cost. Think about it, or don’t. But one thing is for sure: the EU of 2013 is no longer as blind as the EC and the EU were in the 1990s. +++

Serbs are to blame because croats and muslims in Bosnia can't get along. Everything is Serbia's fault.

Lenard, I can't believe it really was you! Satire has never been your cup of tea.

But whoever it was, I really had a good laugh. Thanks.

It is not Serbia's fault, but it is defenitley a late impact of Serbia's aggression on its neigbhour Bosnia in the 1990s, resulting not in a real peace accord but more in a carve up of that neighbouring country. The Dayton Agreement, negotiated with a war criminal Milosevic, created a non functional state. As we know from around the world, cutting basic funcitionalities of a regualr state, such as fully independent justice, give space to corruption and organised crime, sometimes even violence and war. In BIH ist is the permanent attempt to make that state fail, which is promoted by not Serbia, but nationalists from Serbia and Croatia alike, interfering with all means into the neighbouring conutry still. The so-called international "community" is stil divided over what to do or how to leave the Balkans behind, erecting a wall of protection against the virus of organised crime, disresepect for a state of law and imlicit aggression onto the respective neighbours into the European Union. Only few decision makers, like the President of the German Parliament , do address this openly, but: the EU is fed up with talking to people who do not want the EU, but only its money, and do not seem to really want democracy and justice for their people. >2 EUBI

Yet another example why Bosnia is a completely failed state.

Lenard's comment is so uneducated that to take it seriously isn't worth it in itself.

EUBI 2>
So, Bosnia is just one , and obvoiusly the most catalyst example on how the compromised political elites in the Balkans treat what is precious for most of the rest of Europe. The Balkans need to make a historic decision, like the Germans and their neighbours needed to do after Nazi-Germany had been defeated: coming together in true terms, or sticking to the past – as they both did after WW I. That attitude, as the people in the Balkans were victims as well, led to WW II finally. There will be no WW III, but Europe has learned much more in the past two decades as some leaders in the Balkans like to admit: Europe has learned to trick, like those, who were tricky in past in the Balkans all the time. Mi-losevic found Dacic, Seselj found Nikolic – but Merkel is not Kohl who wanted a United Europe at any cost. Think about it, or don’t. But one thing is for sure: the EU of 2013 is no longer as blind as the EC and the EU were in the 1990s. +++