DODIK: DAMAGE CAUSED BY SCHMIDT MUST BE UNDONE

BANJA LUKA, JULY 2 /SRNA/ – SNSD President Milorad Dodik said that someone will have to clean up the mess left by Christian Schmidt and reverse the damage he caused if BiH is to move forward.

"We do not want to live in disorder. We have no reason to do so," Dodik wrote on the social media platform X. He stressed that he remains in a free and unconquered Republika Srpska. "Amid the beauty of our forests, I will not forget you. For what you tried to do to me and to the Serb people, I will turn over every stone to expose you and your disgrace", Dodik said, addressing Schmidt. He said that the fake high representative Christian Schmidt had left Sarajevo, the only European tourist living on the budgets of other countries' taxpayers, including the citizens of BiH. "Even if he had won every reality show in the world, he would not have received that many days of all-inclusive accommodation," Dodik wrote. He added that, for the Bosniak political elite, Schmidt had been their Hans Christian Andersen, who, whispering Michael Murphy's words, told them fairy tales about the end of Republika Srpska. "When they clashed with Republika Srpska, they ended up like the witches in Andersen’s fairy tales," Dodik said. He went on to say that, for ordinary people, the Serb people and Republika Srpska, Schmidt was just another German who came with the idea of colonization and exploitation. "Like all colonizers throughout history, they first tried to take away freedom and democracy," Dodik said. "The attacks against me were not personal; they were an attack on our property - our forests, rivers and mineral resources. I stood in their way. He came in the image of those who had previously targeted the Serbs and lived up to the expectations associated here with Germans. And he ended the same way they did," Dodik stressed. He added that anyone who kicks down Serb doors will be defeated, disgraced and sent away. "That has always been the case and always will be," the SNSD leader added. Dodik pointed out that those who believed Schmidt's fairy tales about the destruction of Republika Srpska could take only one consolation: that, intoxicated by a full board and an enormous salary, he at least proved one element of every fairy tale - that villains do exist. "Safe travels, Christian. Be honest for once: write how you managed to spend and collect millions, and arrange for even more, all at the expense of honest taxpayers around the world. There is not a con artist anywhere who would not buy that story," Dodik stated.