VULIĆ: SDS AND PDP "SOLD THEIR FAITH FOR DINNER," NOTHING IS SACRED TO THEM!

SARAJEVO, NOVEMBER 12 /SRNA/ - The Head of the SNSD Caucus in the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly Sanja Vulić told SRNA that "selling one's faith for dinner" has always been unacceptable for the Serbian people, regardless of how tempting the offer is, as national identity should not have a price, which does not seem to apply to representatives of the SDS and PDP.

"Everything has a price for them, including the sale of interests of Republika Srpska and the Serbian people. People in SDS circles have openly told me that even the entity vote means nothing to their staff compared to the convenience and concessions they were promised," Vulić said, adding that nothing is sacred to them except their positions. She emphasized that SDS member of the House of Peoples Želimir Nešković did exactly what Nenad Vuković had announced while waiting for his mandate to be supported primarily by judges from among the Bosniak and Croatian peoples, which is a reconfiguration of power. "Today’s behavior and actions in the House of Peoples are merely a test balloon for a potentially new parliamentary majority, and from what I hear, their next step is to dismiss the House of Peoples' Advisory Board and Secretary," said Vulić. She emphasized that the SDS and PDP members are tasked with strengthening their staff employed in the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, and, with the assistance of outgoing U.S. Ambassador Michael Murphy and Sarajevo-based Bosniaks working in the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo, they aim to reduce Serbs to mere statistical insignificance.