#376 Re: KARTA BiH (novo): Rezultati Popisa 2013 za Bošnjake
Posted: 23/11/2013 12:24
Ne postoji, niti je postojala podrška kod MZ za Bošnjačku državu. Posebno Francuska i UK su bile protiv.Mister Yes wrote: Međunarodnoj zajednici je bitno da se ne napravi opkoljena Bošnjačka država. Ali podržali bi Bošnjačku državu sa izlazom na more isto kao što su to podržavali i u ratu a i kao što podržavaju Kosovo. Samo opkoljeni muslimani predstavljaju potencijalnu opasnost u smislu radikalizacije. Ali Bošnjaci koji nisu opkoljeni nisu ni opasnost da se radikalizuju. Problem je u tome što komšije nisu rade popustiti omču koju imaju oko Bošnjaka.
Naš zadatak je utoliko teži, a to je preživiti, opstati, napredovati i priključiti se EU uprkos pojedinim velikim evropskim silama. Multietnička BiH je odlično rješenje za Bošnjake, ja zaista ne vidim ni jedno bolje. Gorostas Evropa je pored nas, nezaobilazna, i moramo naći način da joj se priključimo, ali i istovremeno zadržimo svoj identitet.'Some European Leaders did not Want a Muslim State in Heart of Europe'.
The headline above belongs to former US President Bill Clinton. In his memoir, "My Life," Clinton gives wide coverage to the events in Bosnia, Kosovo and narrates his impressions about Milosevic. Clinton seems unsatisfied with the five reasons that were put forward by Richard Holbrooke, the architect of the Dayton Treaty -- creating a non-existent state structure, why the incidents resulted in the Bosnian war and why the
Bosnian Muslim genocide could not be prevented. So, he says, "I will add a sixth one." Clinton says that some European leaders did not want a Muslim state in the heart of Europe because they feared such a state would fan the flames of "Islamic fundamentalism." In the lines that follow we see the phrase, "some leaders." The US president observes with surprise that the French president of the time sympathized with the Serbs and did not favor the idea of a Muslim-controlled Bosnian state, when he met François Mitterrand to discuss how they could intervene in Bosnia. Clinton also
states that the UN-imposed arms embargo made the Bosnians defenseless. Serbs were not very much affected by the embargo because "they were supported by allied neighboring states," and how European countries, especially France and Britain, objected when he wanted to lift the embargo. Clinton defied the Europeans and allowed a private company, which was to provide military training to anti-Serb forces; however, the company, set up by retired American soldiers, trained Croats not Bosnians. Everyone knows that then-Croatian President Franjo Tudjman made bargains before the war with Milosevic on how they would share Bosnian lands.