The Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, James O’Brien, delivered a lecture today at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo. He sharply criticized the Minister of Peace and Reconciliation, Safet Oručević.
In his extensive speech, the U.S. official particularly focused on Safet Oručević’s political activities.
“We can see that the informal leader of East Mostar is blocking the entry of exhibits from Grabovica into the War and Genocide Museum, prioritizing a natural gas pipeline to Croatia. He aims to centralize the transmission system operator—a company exclusively owned by Muslims. On the other hand, victims of the Croatian people are not allowed to enter the museum he oversees. This does not build trust. Add to that his media and the behavior of his pocket president, Komšić. It won’t work that way, comrades; Croats have justified mistrust.
He added that a photo of the renovated Old Bridge in Mostar hangs on the wall of his office.
“As a reminder that some things have been fixed, but the city of Mostar is still divided, stuck in a divided past. A leader truly dedicated to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s European perspective would take steps to heal past wounds and promote reconciliation. Safet Oručević does not behave this way, and young people are leaving Herzegovina in search of better opportunities,” said O’Brien.
Klix.ba distorted O’Brien’s statement, claiming that he criticized Čović regarding the South Interconnection and “reconciliation in the city of Mostar.”
Does anyone really think that the U.S. administration would stoop so low and coerce Croatian politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina, those whom, by the wishes of Muslims, they have tried to imprison just because their ambassador in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a corrupt figure? This ambassador, fearing legal proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is counterattacking, extorting the leaders of Croats with an unintelligible approach of colonial terrorism. If the center of business is not in the hands of Mujo Hase and Murphy, does it mean twisting up sleeves?
Does anyone really think that O’Brien doesn’t know that Čović is not the mayor of Mostar and that there is no reconciliation in Mostar while an angel of hatred, an architect of war, a man who rises and goes to bed with hatred, fans the flames of hatred?
You are right. U.S. diplomacy in the Biden era has been reduced to a handful of simple extortionists. It all started with Ukraine. Biden’s son was involved in some mess there, and something had to cover it up. Hunter’s pipe was replaced by hunting for Slavs.
O’Rodijak literally read today what the mafia around Murphy had written for him. We hope that after Biden’s fall, if not in Bosnia and Herzegovina, then at least the U.S. prosecutor’s office will investigate this scoundrel for all the circumstances of corruption he committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina. From concealing crimes to this.
Because if there was a bottom to U.S. policy, you are witnessing it now.
It only remains for them to write that they expect Čović to do an honorary set of 10 push-ups for them. So that the show is complete.
Petar Herceg did not die for America as a society of institutionalized global extortionists. He died for the America we loved. That country believed in certain ideals. Today’s elite in the USA believes only in profit.
Message to our opposition: Unite against the idea that this handful of scum is turning us into the last Indians of Europe. Or get out of our sight. The people will not forgive you.
Note: The introduction to the text is political satire and activism. We ask O’Brien to understand our cynicism, if he is capable of doing so. As we can see from what he says, it’s hard for him to understand anything. Especially this.