Trump has returned. He’s already on the throne. But you wouldn’t know that if you’re watching the Balkans. Here, a ghost from the Biden era still walks among us — Christian Schmidt. A political relic from Merkel’s Germany, parachuted into Bosnia by Biden’s deep state, now clings to a mandate no one wants to acknowledge. He was sent to provoke Putin — and he’s doing a damn good job at it. Bosnia is once again a playground for global experiments. And Schmidt? He’s the lab rat who thinks he’s the scientist.
SCHMIDT: A RELIC CHOSEN FOR CONFLICT
Few Americans know it, but Schmidt wasn’t picked by accident. Biden’s team needed someone Moscow would reject in the UN Security Council. So they chose Schmidt — the very man who, as Merkel’s agriculture minister in 2014, launched Germany’s trade war on Russia after the annexation of Crimea.
A perfect anti-Russian figurehead. No consensus. No neutrality. Just provocation.
Russia withheld its vote, but Biden’s people sent Schmidt to Bosnia anyway — claiming the powers of the Office of the High Representative (OHR). At first, he was quiet. Almost harmless. But as Trump’s political resurgence became inevitable, Schmidt activated.
FROM NEUTRAL BUREAUCRAT TO GEOPOLITICAL TRIGGER
Schmidt didn’t come to stabilize. He came to bait.
His mission now? Expel Milorad Dodik — the Serb leader of Bosnia, openly pro-Trump, openly anti-globalist — and push him straight into Moscow’s embrace. It’s not about the rule of law. It’s about creating a narrative. If Putin reacts, even verbally, the Democrats can sell that as proof of Russian aggression.
Bosnia becomes the fuse. Trump becomes the target. And Schmidt? The man lighting the match.
SCHMIDT AS A THREAT TO U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
Biden’s administration is fading, but Schmidt remains. Not with support — but with power. Dangerous, illegitimate power.
He unilaterally amended Bosnia’s criminal code to make disrespecting his own decisions a criminal offense. Yes — you go to jail if you ignore this unelected German official. Sound familiar? Hello North Korea — you’ve got competition!
These powers were never granted to him under the so-called Bonn Authority. He simply took them.
A LAW HE WROTE, A LAW HE ENFORCES
For German media, Schmidt claims he’s “not targeting Dodik,” just “applying the law.”
But that law — surprise — was written by Schmidt. Approved by Schmidt. Enforced by Schmidt. And aimed exclusively at Schmidt’s political opponents.
If that’s not persecution, what is?
TRUMP’S NON-INTERVENTION POLICY UNDER ATTACK
Trump’s doctrine is clear: no foreign entanglements, no moral imperialism, no meddling in sovereign affairs. Yet here we are — with a German bureaucrat waving an American badge, trampling over Bosnia’s sovereignty, jailing political opponents, and sabotaging Trump’s foreign policy in Europe.
Schmidt is not just rogue — he’s hostile to the idea of American peace.
But Interpol understood the game. They refused to issue a red notice against Dodik. So did Hungary and Israel — countries that know the difference between law and vendetta.
THE BOSNIAN MUSLIM LOBBY AND THE MONEY PIT
Meanwhile, Bosniak political elites are paying U.S. lobbying firms enormous sums to convince the new Trump administration that Dodik — a constitutionalist by all means — is somehow a threat to the Dayton Agreement.
Irony? No. Strategy.
Strategy funded by taxpayer money. Strategy wrapped in hysteria.
Schmidt Must Go
Schmidt is not just a relic of the Biden years — he’s the last remaining soldier of Biden’s war for Ukraine, operating from a proxy address in Bosnia. A man without a mandate, without legitimacy, yet armed with the full weight of international silence.
Removing him is not about Dodik. It’s about reclaiming control. Ending the shadow war. Restoring dignity to American diplomacy.
Bosnia doesn’t need Schmidt.
America doesn’t need Schmidt.
Peace doesn’t need Schmidt.
And Ukraine? Ukraine needs peace — not provocateurs.
Time’s up.
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